I have sobbed in private and I have sobbed onstage.
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I sobbed and sobbed, and then I got on another airplane amd continued my book tour.
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I sobbed as she tried to console me, and I sobbed when my doctor came in with his kindly manner and sober tone.
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I have sobbed in private and I have sobbed onstage ... Last week, I fell ill with a terrible headcold and had to cancel events in Tulsa and Missoula.
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" - Willa, 237 "He sobbed after dick went in.
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" —heatherwestg "He teared up, Jane sobbed, and I bawled.
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How many times have I sobbed myself to sleep worrying.
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Kesha sobbed in court when the February ruling came down.
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Savchenko sobbed in Massot's arms when the gold was confirmed.
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"To see the way my old man's been," he sobbed.
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"People died for nothing!" one woman sobbed at the minister.
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Samson's brother, stepsister, and friends sobbed while they waited, shaking.
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I checked it out, huffed and sobbed through the chapters.
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Around him, relatives of the security guards sobbed or collapsed.
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He sobbed as he watched TV reports on the ruling.
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"It's happening again, daddy" Mira said as she sobbed slowly.
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He even sobbed as he asked forgiveness of his victims.
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Some sobbed, while others clutched at one another for support.
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Monday, I learned it was gone, I gasped and sobbed.
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I sat alone in a folded yellow seat and sobbed.
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"I'm so sorry," he said to her as he sobbed.
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She sobbed as she recalled being separated from her children.
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He sobbed, pleading for his mother to come get him.
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I gasped and sobbed, now able to catch my breath.
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But most children sobbed rather than ate, according to WJTV.
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"She sobbed throughout the hearing," Mr. Saxby added on Thursday.
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Allison Jean sobbed loudly as she walked out the door.
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The mother sobbed and sank into her husband's big chest.
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Down the block, another man gently sobbed on the sidewalk.
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Both sobbed as Marcio displayed an ultrasound image of their son.
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Armed with tissue, I sobbed my way through all 120 minutes.
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During her hearing, the girl, handcuffed, sobbed into her mother's arms.
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"I laid on my closet floor and just sobbed," Glanville says.
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Meanwhile, I sobbed trying to take my dog around the block.
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"I sobbed & laughed, & I was prepared not 2like it," she wrote.
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She sobbed and tried to hug him, but he stepped away.
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Groubert sobbed in court as the video of Jones' shooting played.
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"I just melted down and cried and sobbed," Citro told CNN.
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Nakesha's aunt, Ms. Fattore, sobbed at the news of her death.
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His victims sobbed, hugged, and softly cheered inside the crowded courtroom.
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She sobbed as she described selecting possessions for her memory box.
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The little boy sobbed that his tummy wouldn't let him breathe.
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I just kept to myself and drank too much and sobbed.
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She had never felt so sick in her life, she sobbed.
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"I don't want to go in the police car," she sobbed.
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I sobbed into my Jäger shake, and he let me talk.
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Emyr was among many who sobbed as the assembly broke up.
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She sobbed and went immediately to the chapel in her workplace.
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"I curled up in a ball and I sobbed," she said, shuddering.
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As her daughter sobbed on her shoulder, Ali tried to comfort her.
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We lusted over their meet-cutes and we sobbed when they shattered.
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Allison De Toffoli took one look at her parents' home and sobbed.
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Each time I told him that she had passed away, he sobbed.
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Relatives of the slain man, Delrawn Small, sobbed, and his widow shrieked.
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Some held candles and flowers, others embraced each other and sobbed quietly.
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And I went to my trailer and sobbed — because I can sob.
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The night of April 14, Davion sobbed for hours in Damani's arms.
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The night of April 14, Davion sobbed for hours in Damani's arms.
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After that, Ms. Rosario, 30, often sobbed in her bed, Jamie said.
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As soon as she got home, she threw them away and sobbed.
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Pro-choice advocates sobbed openly at a news conference on Thursday afternoon.
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I walked to the sidewalk, sat on the curb, and sobbed uncontrollably.
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Those knots in my stomach were as real as my tears—I sobbed.
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Some rejoiced while others sobbed at the announcement and subsequent post from Williams.
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"More than half of my family are gone," Hasnah said as she sobbed.
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"Thank you so much," Lindsay sobbed as she hugged Koshka close to her.
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I sobbed for what felt like hours and I feared would be forever.
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I gripped it tighter and sobbed as the nurses plied at my will.
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So we rushed to the hospital, where I sobbed and threw up more.
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She appeared in court on Monday where she sobbed into her mother's arms.
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"It's genuinely quite stressful," she half-sobbed, half-laughed when arriving on stage.
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LOVE, as Ali MacGraw once sobbed, means never having to say you're sorry.
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Relatives sobbed and searched for details about the missing children, a witness said.
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"I miss my family," he sobbed, taking a few minutes to collect himself.
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"I'm sorry you have to be married to someone like me," I sobbed.
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I stood there and sobbed, because it just didn't make sense to me.
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The police were at her house, her teenage daughter sobbed through the receiver.
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After the 4th, I logged off, pulled into a parking lot, and sobbed.
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Some sobbed and embraced each other as they saw her in her coffin.
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I sobbed in my parents' driveway, a rejection letter dangling from each hand.
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She came in to the office and sat at her computer and sobbed.
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"We're almost done," Joe Alexis, an assistant district attorney, said as Ms. Butler sobbed.
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"I'll stay here as long as it takes to cross (into Macedonia)," she sobbed.
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He was terrorized as he lay on the floor and others around him sobbed.
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She sobbed for three days in a row because she was scared for me.
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"The girl pleaded and sobbed for 30 minutes not to be pierced," Marks wrote.
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I cried with them three minutes later as she sobbed over his lifeless body.
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Baker, sitting in a pew next to his wife, lowered his head and sobbed.
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I'm not the only one who straight-up sobbed at the Ravager funeral, right?
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When news of the king's death was announced on Thursday evening, many openly sobbed.
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She clung to my husband and sobbed – lifting her head to glare at me.
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I sobbed saying goodbye to Matt because he reminded me so much of myself.
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"I put my arms around him and he sobbed in my shoulder," she said.
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DMX "sobbed" as Richman recalled his client's "nightmarish" childhood while the music was playing.
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Family members of the victims in the courtroom sobbed as the verdicts were read.
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He broke down and sobbed on the witness stand when asked about the attempt.
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Some people yelled out from their cars; some on the sidewalk sobbed with joy.
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Ironically, Kelly ranted and sobbed to CBS about wanting a relationship with his kids.
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Children sobbed as they shared their families' stories at news conferences and prayer vigils.
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"My child has died and the other one had her leg amputated," she sobbed.
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When Fields was told someone had died, he appeared shocked and sobbed, Young said.
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But when the judge called his parents "collateral victims" of the attack, he sobbed.
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Crystal sobbed and folded her body over her knees while people walked by her.
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Alejandra Rios sobbed, hard, as she recounted why she came to the United States.
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"I'm so sorry you have to be married to someone like me," I sobbed.
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Witnesses to West's death in the electric chair said he sobbed before he died.
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His wife shook and sobbed, and had to be led out of the courtroom.
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One woman sobbed that her own father had been deported on a similar flight.
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"The one person to blame for me being here today is me," Shkreli sobbed.
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I sobbed for the entire morning, feeling every emotion it is possible to feel.
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That Joe Henry song, we played it yesterday and I just broke down and sobbed.
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As we held her hands, she sobbed silently, turning her head from side to side.
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When she accepted her award wearing a vivid red dress, she sobbed tears of happiness.
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"No camp, no camp," sobbed the woman, who appeared to be in her early thirties.
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Lishchynki told The Huffington Post that when she presented Dumas with the ring, he sobbed.
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"I don't want families to get separated anymore," sobbed a woman in the front pew.
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Duterte was also seen getting emotional early Tuesday when he sobbed over his parents' grave.
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When I first saw Requiem For a Dream, I sobbed for hours in the dark.
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Jenny Delaney dropped the ultimate Arie burn when she sobbed after not receiving a rose.
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From the moment Kim donned her blue cap and gown, she sobbed the entire day.
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Hillary and I sat with her in our cabin on the plane as Huma sobbed.
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In triage, I sobbed my story out to the nurses: The cancer, I could survive.
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"Crisis" almost gets there, overwhelming you with sobbed apologies and the album's most stunning arrangement.
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As his wife sobbed, Isaacs pleaded not guilty, and his bail was set at $500,000.
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Luckily, they didn't, and I literally sobbed when these two ran into each other's arms.
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At game's end, James, J. R. Smith and their coach, Tyronn Lue, sobbed without shame.
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Then she pressed her hands to her eyes, threw her head far back and sobbed.
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Abbott sobbed as she veered into the Ride The Ducks parking lot, the report said.
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Their daughter Meghan McCain, co-host of the television talk show "The View," sobbed openly.
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I tried to act indifferent to the news, but later I sobbed to my mother.
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"Stop, Darnell," the woman sobbed before he dragged her by the hair to the car.
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When I got to the temp job, I excused myself to the restroom and sobbed.
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I've forever grateful to one of the night nurses who just held me as I sobbed.
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But Ri Bun sobbed as she told us how she believes her sister is being treated.
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Perry and Marrero were both so overcome with emotion that they sobbed into each other's arms.
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As various parties testified and evidence was presented, Love sobbed audibly in the courtroom, WTKR reports.
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Dennis, who sobbed inconsolably when he was found guilty earlier this winter, remained stoic on Thursday.
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She sobbed for a few moments after surveying the damage, but moments later resolved to persevere.
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She'd sobbed gently at first, but after a while she was bawling loudly, like a child.
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Overcome with grief, family members gathered at the navy base sobbed and held each other up.
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I comforted her in our room while she sobbed, dolefully asking me why he'd do this.
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Fields was shocked, and cried and sobbed, when he later learned of the fatality, Young said.
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He sobbed after throwing his first touchdown pass this season, months after his brother's unexpected death.
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Mr. Comunale's family members and friends hugged one another, as many sobbed and shouted with victory.
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Present at the signing ceremony, watching President Obama make that change into law, Ms. Nagle sobbed.
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His mother looked at the camp and at Arefaine, who was frighteningly thin, and sobbed uncontrollably.
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Snorri's owners sobbed loudly behind a closed door, but the staff was a little shaken, too.
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An older man and woman stood beside the police cordon holding each other as they sobbed.
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I sobbed on my boyfriend's shoulder, unable to explain how I felt I'd failed both of us.
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Dittman said in a Facebook post that another young man embraced him and sobbed into his arms.
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It certainly provoked a spontaneous reaction: Local news later reported that teachers were terrified and children sobbed.
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In an August interview with Fox 8, Brandi Meadows sobbed as she spoke about her daughter's bravery.
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Ashley sobbed multiple times about her unrequited love for Jared and how wrong Caila was for him.
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She described meeting with a detained 6-year-old who sobbed nearly unconsolably for almost an hour.
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I was so mortified that, after 10 or 15 requests, I ran to the bathroom and sobbed.
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Singers mugged and sobbed onstage; high notes were thrown in, even if they made little musical sense.
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To commemorate the arrival of my first-ever period, I sobbed unabashedly in my piano teacher's bathroom.
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One woman sobbed as she lamented a rise in white nationalism, while the pastor stoically consoled her.
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THR reports that Hogan sobbed at the news, while Gawker founder Nick Denton appeared to be stunned.
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His wife sobbed at various points, her face red and her hand clenched, resting over her heart.
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Shaken, sick, Millie went to the bedroom, where she lay down and sobbed until her head ached.
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"I can't forget how his head exploded in front of me," Mr. Hridoy said, as he sobbed.
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Carol said later that she had sobbed for the entire flight as she absorbed her mother's experience.
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One man stepped off a bus, embraced a woman who had come to meet him, and sobbed.
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Richard slurred, sobbed and insisted he didn't do anything wrong as he was led away in handcuffs.
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I cried, sobbed, laughed, and I even had a moment where was thankful for all my blessings.
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Then, the sound of gunshots sent everyone running to the closet, where they huddled together and sobbed.
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Back home, she wrote, she sobbed, bled and lactated in an awful storm of hormones and grief.
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I unfolded the sweatshirt and sobbed into the soft navy blue cotton with the cheery turquoise writing.
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Sitting on the floor outside a public toilet with her head in her hands, Adrianil Blanco sobbed.
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They were by her side as she sobbed for two solid days, and they haven't left her side.
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"We embraced and sobbed together for all that we knew would come—and it has come," writes Curtis.
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In court, family members sobbed; outside, after the decision, they sang "You'll Never Walk Alone", Liverpool FC's anthem.
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He reportedly sobbed and hyperventilated for several minutes when detectives told him that several people were severely injured.
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WIMBLEDON, England — Jana Novotna sobbed on the shoulder of the Duchess of Kent at Wimbledon 25 years ago.
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Wrenching, hard to watch testimony from Bill Cosby prosecution witness Chelan Lasha who sobbed and cried almost continuously.
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During the March 9 episode, Peter Weber's mom sobbed about how he needed to choose Hannah Ann Sluss.
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Standing in the rain, residents sobbed as they mourned family members and waited for news of those missing.
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"This is the grief of the world," he said, as Ethiopian Airlines staff sobbed in each other's arms.
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Some small moments were transcendent, like for the young woman sitting in front of me who sobbed as Anderson .
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Crushed, Alpha Female sobbed in a crumpled heap in the ring as King Reina prepared to cut a promo.
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"When I got on the plane I think I sobbed for 30 minutes," she said, according to USA Today.
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While she was handcuffed to the courtroom table, she held his hand for 212.6 minutes and sobbed, Glasgow said.
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When he resigned in 2018, his partners, women and men, put their heads on his big shoulders and sobbed.
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"There were too many people, too many," he sobbed, staring at the deflated vessel still floating by the shore.
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Afterward, she sobbed looking at Rodriguez's large, black-framed high school portrait leaning against the house in the dirt.
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Armstrong Jr. sobbed hysterically when prosecutors showed autopsy pictures of his parents in court Thursday, local station KTRK reports.
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"I'm crying because you guys don't know the truth," Clary said as she sobbed during the interview with CBS.
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I huffed, puffed, and sobbed as I jogged, and I was the last person to cross the finish line.
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Last week, the Kendra on Top star sobbed over her marital problems in a raw and emotional Instagram story.
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Biermann sobbed during frustrating prom dress fittings last March, as seen on Sunday night's episode of Don't Be Tardy.
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Instead, I blurted out the words "I'm trans," and my mother's face was overcome with shock as I sobbed.
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During the emotionally charged hearing, congressmen yelled at officials and Flint residents in the audience sobbed, jeered and shouted.
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"I am very good at strip lashes but I have sobbed trying to put on individuals before," she says.
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I sobbed hysterically through Customs, and once on board pleaded with the air host that they stop the plane.
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Many flinched and some sobbed as he hit the wall with a hammer to simulate the sound of gunfire.
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He sobbed when telling fans that, whether it was good enough or not, he had given everything he had.
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Largely in sorrow, Jordan sobbed on the locker room floor of United Center in Chicago on June 218, 22003.
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She clung to her granddaughter, Hoda Sharrouf, 16, who sobbed and told her she was certain she was dreaming.
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The doctor explained it to Vuong, who sobbed in the ER. His mother asked him what was going on.
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"We pay our taxes, follow the laws," said Dayana Arrue, 22, as she sobbed beneath her Ray-Ban sunglasses.
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Sitting in a library at a computer, she sobbed as she composed an email to say goodbye to him.
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She sobbed and bled, stuck her fingers deep inside herself and Q-tips too far down her ear canal.
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"I won't be gone so long as all that," he told Saruca as the boy sobbed himself to sleep.
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I stood in the booth and sobbed over the line: I'm here, I'm fine, we weren't near the earthquake.
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When the verdicts were read out Thursday, Richardson sobbed before she was led out of the courtroom in handcuffs.
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One woman sobbed that she had not been able to find her two cats as the water came in.
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They then broke into a rendition of "Heal the World" as some mourners quietly sobbed, hugged or wiped away tears.
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During one courtroom showdown in 1998, David sobbed on the witness stand while describing his broken relationship with his twin.
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DMX, born Earl Simmons, "sobbed" as his lawyer, Murray Richman, recalled his client's "nightmarish" childhood while the music was playing.
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Mike Lee Cruz recalled meeting Republicans across the state who sobbed as they asked him to get behind the nominee.
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I liked Bride Wars (2009), I sobbed during Love & Other Drugs (2010), I masturbated after The Dark Knight Rises (2012).
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"Oh my God, she's really gone," one mourner sobbed as she approached Wilson's white casket, the East Bay Times reported .
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In a court appearance on Tuesday he sobbed and shouted obscenities, according to video shown on local TV broadcaster KPAX.
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Jim Piazza held his head in his hands and sobbed as prosecutors showed pictures of his son in the hospital.
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That will no longer be the case: Beck sobbed in court as he was jailed for assault late last week.
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I've sobbed in my tent at a music festival because the pain made it impossible to get to a toilet.
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Mom sobbed at the kitchen table, holding us so tight, kissing our foreheads and running her fingers through our hair.
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She came back with a piece of toilet paper three feet long, sat down, bent over her knees, and sobbed.
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Bush spoke about his last day in the office, when he had sobbed during his final address to Athena's employees.
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She'd expect me to say comforting things, to put an arm around her shoulders while she sobbed at the funeral.
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A few moments later, he looked back at his fiancee and nodded somberly as relatives of the victims sobbed loudly.
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He listened to Elhanan and Aramin speak in Beit Jala, a Palestinian town, and sobbed as they told their stories.
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On Thursday, Lina Bolanos' mother sobbed heavily and left the courtroom when a pathologist described how the doctors were killed.
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During the hearing, several family members of the victims sobbed as they spoke to the judge about their loved ones.
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Earlier Thursday, Lina Bolanos' mother sobbed heavily and left the courtroom when a pathologist described how the doctors were killed.
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He escorted around 20 protesters out, some sobbed and covered their faces as they were met by police and arrested.
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She took a tissue from the small table next to her and gave it to me, listening as I sobbed.
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He cultivates the image of being a hardass, but sobbed at his parents' tomb on the night of his win.
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In the clip, Decker sobbed while chatting on the phone and to the off-camera friend filming from the passenger's seat.
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I didn't tell my dad and waited until I got home and sobbed to my mom about how I was dying.
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Three residents emerged from a northern village on Thursday, including an elderly man who sat down in the road and sobbed.
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So I re-watched the Orange is the New Black season four episode where Poussey dies and sobbed like a baby.
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I audibly sobbed at several points, literally screamed with glee multiple times, and mostly just sat with a lame embarrassing smile.
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In his first TV interview since his arrest, Kelly screamed and sobbed to CBS This Morning's Gayle King earlier this week.
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As Heinrich spoke, Jacob's parents listened from the courtroom's front row as some in the galley sobbed, according to the Tribune.
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I sobbed to him sitting in my mom's minivan in the parking lot of a Buffalo Exchange, and he just listened.
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The former governor, in the fourth year of a 14-year prison term, later sobbed as his daughters addressed the court.
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As seen on an episode of Don't Be Tardy in February, Ariana sobbed during a frustrating prom dress fitting last March.
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"It's extremely unfair that a vote has not happened," one of them nearly sobbed—on the first night of the convention.
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Jackson sobbed for less than 30 seconds, the source says, with his hands over his face for most of that time.
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She grabbed her two boys tightly, sat on a blanket above the pile and sobbed as her two boys consoled her.
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I promptly asked—read: sobbed—for the movie to be turned off and slept exclusively on my back for a month.
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At the time, she even broke up the conversation and spent the rest of the night comforting me while I sobbed.
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She smiled at times when recalling fond memories of her family, and sobbed at others when discussing what she would miss.
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By the time the judge's clerk finished, Ms. Salman openly sobbed, hugging her lawyers and burying her face in their arms.
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Edwards' relatives sobbed and hugged prosecutors, waved their hands in the air and proclaimed "Thank you, Jesus!" after the jury left.
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Mr. Trudeau blotted his eyes and dabbed his nose with a handkerchief, and former students and others in the crowd sobbed.
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Reading a letter to the crowd, his 10-year-old sister sobbed that she could not believe her brother was gone.
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Living With Cancer Looking at television this past year, I sobbed at the sight of Nazis on the streets of Charlottesville.
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A man who had stepped off a bus in Somerville embraced a woman who had come to meet him, and sobbed.
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"I know," I sobbed, for what was probably the third time that week (it's just who I am as a person).
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Asked about their relationship with Kelly, Azriel Clary, 21, sobbed in a CBS television interview due to be aired on Thursday.
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My mother-in-law put her hand on my shoulder and looked me in the eyes as I sobbed on the couch.
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With her arm bandaged, the special needs teacher sobbed over the body of her husband, Ido Ben Ari, as mourners looked on.
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The cold morning air turned my breaths into tiny, white puffs as I rested my forehead against the steering wheel and sobbed.
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Washington, 30, sobbed while recounting the terrifying moments to reporters from a hospital bed where she was recovering from a gunshot wound.
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His wife, son and daughter, who appeared in court alongside his elderly parents and in-laws, sobbed through much of the remarks.
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When asked about her plans for the future, Sammie sobbed that she just wanted to go back to her beloved high school.
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"For two years in a row, my sister tried killing herself," offensive lineman Chance Webster told teammates and coaches as he sobbed.
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But, when I crawled into her hospital bed to snuggle and kiss her good night, she regularly sobbed quietly in my arms.
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"When I got on the plane, I think I sobbed for 30 minutes," she said in a recent interview with Oprah Winfrey.
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Outside the building, near the marquee reminding parents to register children for school, a group of people sobbed and hugged one another.
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They have openly sobbed over Mr. Bryant's death, and referred to him as their "compa," a way of calling him a friend.
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When the ACA was passed nine years ago, I sobbed, knowing that other families would be spared the agony mine had known.
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In eighth grade, my chorus sang "Sunrise, Sunset," while our parents sobbed and we middle-schoolers rolled our eyes at its sentimentality.
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That night, I went to my bedroom, locked the door behind me, powered off my cell phone, and desperately sobbed into my pillow.
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Cushing approached Ruvolo as she was leaving the courtroom and repeatedly told her "I'm so sorry" as he sobbed uncontrollably, the Times reported.
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The day the Supreme Court ruled to legalize same-sex marriage I sobbed into my boyfriend's shoulder in bed for half an hour.
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Back at home, she sobbed quietly as her daughter and two other toddlers, the children of a visiting friend, wandered around dim rooms.
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Bernard and other survivors sobbed openly and embraced after the guilty verdict — something that seemed out of reach after the mistrial last year.
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The backlash he received was overwhelming for Feldman, and he sobbed while talking about his critics in a since-deleted Facebook Live video.
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On one side of the hill, volunteers sobbed as they pulled out three corpses, including a child found on top of its mother.
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Speaking in court before they were sentenced, Curley and Schultz sobbed as they apologized to the victims, saying they should have done more.
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Last week, one former Navy SEAL sobbed on the stand as he described the firefight in which his K-9 partner was killed.
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Fields sobbed after learning someone was killed Jurors also saw video of Fields talking to a Charlottesville police officer after he was arrested.
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It matters because my then-13-year-old sister sobbed in a mall after two much-older guys made a pass at her.
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Throughout the trial, Ms. Coronel has betrayed little emotion — even on the day when one of Mr. Guzmán's mistresses sobbed on the stand.
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"He placed his hands around her neck, and he squeezed," he told the courtroom, while Ms. Vetrano's family members sobbed in the audience.
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Ms. Mack sobbed so much as she gave her statement that Judge Nicholas G. Garaufis interrupted to ask if she was all right.
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Children sobbed as they waited for word on what had happened to their parents, video footage from CNN affiliates and Facebook Live showed.
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And in the silence that followed Savannah's testimony, she went back to her seat, put her head in her mother's lap and sobbed.
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In the elevator at the Maharaj hospital, a young woman sobbed as she spoke on the phone about a relative on life support.
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"He absolutely broke down and sobbed at the shops," Vaughan's mother, Jo, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in the central English city of Birmingham.
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She says that she was able to pull herself together and leave the room, but she returned to her own hotel room and sobbed.
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A family reunited Shortly after her daughter was kidnapped in 1998, mother Shanara Mobley sobbed uncontrollably near an empty bassinet and unopened baby toys.
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And when an officer informed Fields during an interrogation that a woman had died in the collision, he sobbed and hyperventilated for several minutes.
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Truthfully, we've never sobbed as hard as we did when we saw the reflection of the Pearson father's body in the Super Bowl episode.
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Amy, sitting up on her knees to see through the rear window, sobbed as she saw our family of bicycles, disabled on the road.
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I sobbed every day like a battered girlfriend, hobbling home after work to collapse into my easy chair and numb the knee with ice.
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I still vividly recall the concerned look my dad gave me as I silently sobbed over a character like my own family had died.
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At one point, Mr. Fields glanced back toward his mother, who, dressed in black and sitting in a wheelchair, sobbed quietly into a tissue.
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While Slater admitted in a later Tweet that she "sobbed uncontrollably" at the time, she now laughs when she looks back on the story.
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After the hearing, Kyaw Soe Oo's wife, Chit Su Win, carried their three-year-old daughter out of the court as she sobbed "papa".
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Alexa "sobbed when it finished," she said; while Alex, who was warming up with Maia before their free dance, "definitely fist-bumped" when they saw.
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When the live feed began, "his father sobbed and buried his head into the shoulder of a relative seated next to him," the site reports.
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They hugged, sobbed and shared their favorite memories of Janie Cozzi, 15, and 16-year-olds Eli Brookens, Liam Hale, Mary Harris and Cyrus Zschau.
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Tragically, Kelllly then got sent home and sobbed in the back of a limo while declaring that she promised herself she wasn't going to cry.
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"You will truly always have a piece of my heart," he sobbed into her shoulder as they parted, causing static in their on-body microphones.
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She got out of the car and I watched her walk into her building before I leaned my forehead on the steering wheel and sobbed.
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In December 2014, I sobbed as I pulled together cash from my nearly-empty personal accounts so I could run payroll for my one employee.
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Call me dramatic, but I nearly sobbed into my makeup bag when I realized I was fresh out of the CC cream on vacation recently.
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And yet I still sobbed for his dreams of going to a good home and getting a good oil bath, his final noble self-sacrifice.
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One early February day at a New York City middle school, a sixth-grade boy sobbed uncontrollably in the hallway during a break between classes.
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"I tried all I can to do CPR!" she sobbed as she clung to the fence surrounding the pool where her boys lost their lives.
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Bridget wanted only for his suffering to end, and, when it finally did, she sobbed so hard she felt as if her lungs were liquefying.
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"He was like God," said Bintou Ceesay, a hairdresser who voted against Mr. Jammeh and sobbed in happiness when she learned of the election's outcome.
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I even signed up to sit in a counselor's office with a teenager on my lap, holding her as she sobbed through an anxiety attack.
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That woman, Lucero Guadalupe Sánchez López, was believed to be his former lover and sobbed on the stand while recounting her affair with the kingpin.
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The 10-year-old, who is being held in lieu of $50,000 cash bail, appeared in court on Monday where she sobbed into her mother's arms.
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As the post-screening Q&A began, the audience openly sobbed at the memory of a friend and icon lost too soon lingered in the theater.
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A detective was asked by Fields' attorney, Denise Lunsford, to recall that the suspect cried and sobbed when he learned someone had died in the accident.
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On my way to Detroit, a man in the San Jose airport was yelling at an airline representative in the ticketing line as his wife sobbed.
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When I think back on this particular breakup, I remember the night of, when I sobbed in a cab on my way to a friend's house.
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I locked myself in the bathroom and sobbed, and then lay on the marshmallow bed in the suite with my best friend while she consoled me.
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Michelle Obama reveals she "sobbed for 30 minutes" the day she left the White House in January 2017 — but not because she was sad to go.
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One night, I sat on the bathroom floor and sobbed so hard my nose bled, and the blood on my hands only made me cry harder.
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Michelle Obama Tells Oprah Why She 'Sobbed for 30 Minutes' After Leaving the White House Unfortunately for fans, the featured moderators have yet to be announced.
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Steve Harvey sobbed openly when he finally got his face-to-face with Miss Colombia Ariadna Gutierrez ... and then she gave him some really good news.
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Sonia broke the news to Eric on the plane, and he sobbed the whole way back to Boston, as concerned flight attendants helplessly offered their services.
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I wrote about my grandfather dying in Colombia as I sobbed in my Hialeah, Florida bedroom, knowing we were undocumented and too broke to say goodbye.
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At one point, the Brazilian player Victoria Lovelady waded into the tide of people and embraced Piller, whose shoulders shook as she sobbed in her arms.
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On Tuesday night, after I got home from my son's house, where I had watched the election results, I sobbed — not in pride but in despair.
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Admittedly, at this point I sobbed and stopped watching the series, which is a decision that I do not defend but one that was commonly made.
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I sobbed my way through the final chapters of Deathly Hallows and called in sick to work for two days, but I knew it wasn't really over.
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To be fair, crying in comedies isn't unheard of for me — the hardest I've ever sobbed in a movie theater was during the death scene in Click.
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"When I got on the plane I think I sobbed for 30 minutes," she said at the event kicking off her book tour, according to USA Today.
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Then he sobbed on the shoulders of his teammates as he made his way to the dugout, capping one of the most poignant recent moments in sports.
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The wrestler, known in court by his legal name, Terry G. Bollea, sobbed as the verdict was announced in late afternoon, according to people in the courtroom.
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Meghan Valencia, wife of Officer Kevin Valencia, sobbed at a news conference Wednesday as she described being woken up by officers in the middle of the night.
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The wrestler, known in court by his legal name, Terry G. Bollea, sobbed as the verdict was announced in late afternoon, according to people in the courtroom.
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" She said the last time she saw him was for 15 minutes on Valentine's Day, and described how she "quietly sobbed" as she held his "cold hand.
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In the clip, she sobbed and apologized, shielding her eyes from the camera as if she were a drug dealer exposed in a sting operation on television.
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The parents of Logan Turner sobbed as they posted a youthful-looking photo of their 30-year-old son in his football uniform, CNN affiliate WPXI reported.
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It took him all day to find Hill 102, and when he got to the spot where he was wounded, he fell to his knees and sobbed.
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His wife appeared in court Monday, during Sanders' initial appearance, and sobbed afterward as she spoke to the victims' friends and family, Merrill's nephew David Merrill tells PEOPLE.
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In May a Berlin-based friend of Ms Liu released a recording of his phone call with her in which she sobbed and spoke of wanting to die.
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"When I got on the plane I think I sobbed for 30 minutes," she said at Tuesday night's event kicking off her book tour, according to USA Today.
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"This is why you don't date two people at the same time," she sobbed earlier in the episode as she debated the pros and cons of both men.
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Dr. Levy-Warren, the New York psychotherapist, says she worked with a student who once sobbed to her after learning she had received a "B" on a paper.
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Then, during our dramatic break-up, held in public as I sobbed over a glass of wine, he said watching the Kardashians was making me act this way.
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And there was the 15-year-old boy in Baton Rouge, La., who sobbed uncontrollably in front of television cameras after the similar shooting death of his father.
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In Jaipur at the start of summer, he had visited his mother's family, and his grandmother on that side had grabbed him and hugged him tightly and sobbed.
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In those next few seasons, I cannot tell you how many times I sobbed along with Bethenny as her life came together and fell apart, again and again.
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I learned my maternal grandmother would never wake up again when my sister sobbed hysterically at me over the phone — she was alone with the body in Brooklyn.
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He sobbed so hard after his first touchdown pass that Mark ran down from the stands to embrace him, holding Ryan tight so his son would not collapse.
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CreditCreditLeft: Hilary Swift for The New York Times; Center: YouTube; Right: Tristan Spinski for The New York Times The first time Kelmae Hemphill watched herself overdose, she sobbed.
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Some sobbed as they began taking stock of the irreplaceable losses: Thousands, perhaps millions, of significant artifacts had been reduced to ashes Sunday night in a devastating fire.
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Brown, who earned a massive fan base for her vulnerability on the series, openly sobbed to Peter Weber about her final decision — and mascara ran in every direction.
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The brand and Ms. Ray, who said she had sobbed while watching Mr. Hogg and other survivors on TV days earlier, were among the first to pull out.
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According to several journalists who were present, Mr. Block threatened employees' jobs as his young daughter, whom he had brought with him, sobbed and begged him to stop.
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Keaton Jones sobbed as his mom shot cellphone video of the boy, who described how his classmates had abused him by, among other things, pouring milk on him.
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During sentencing, Judge Kidd said Pell had shown "callous indifference to the victims' distress," telling them to stop crying as they sobbed and asked him to let them leave.
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"I sobbed uncontrollably because I knew at that moment my entire life, my mother's life, our lives were about to change in ways that I couldn't conceive," she recalls.
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Kim Williams — Reiss sobbed openly, and then she and two of her staffers at Unchained at Last got tattoos to commemorate the first US state passing such a law.
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You could see it in the crowds dotted with bright red hats who cheered, sobbed and embraced at Trump's election night event at the New York Hilton Midtown hotel.
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Dressed in a red Twins golf shirt and black slacks, Carew, 70, sobbed as he recounted the ways his wife, Rhonda, and his stepson Devon had cared for him.
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VanderWaal sobbed as her name was announced, and judge Howie Mandel, who granted her entrance into the competition via the golden buzzer, rushed to the stage to hug her.
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The average male Brit has sobbed in front of other people 14 times in his adult life, says the report, and about 30 times a year behind closed doors.
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I can still remember, as a child, listening to the same man who'd told me to leave the crying to the girls as he sobbed alone in his room.
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He took a deal that allowed him to spend just 180 days in jail, and he also registered as a sex offender; after the sentencing, Adams sobbed to reporters.
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Senters sobbed quietly on the phone as she told me how distressing the news has been for her and thousands of her co-workers who will lose their jobs.
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"How would you feel if I told you that I could save your life, but children you have known and loved since they were young might die?" she sobbed.
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His funeral was attended by 1,300 people, many of whom sobbed as they recalled a 6-foot-7 ironworker raised in the community who had no ties to gangs.
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Newly released body camera footage shows a police officer shooting an unarmed man in an Arizona hotel after the man sobbed and pleaded with officers not to shoot him.
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"When my brother was killed, Pres [George W.] Bush listened while I screamed at him & then held me as I sobbed, you fat f—— liar," Delilia O'Malley tweeted on Monday.
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As a clerk read their near-identical statements about Vanny urging protesters to violence, she held her palms together in prayer on top of her head and sobbed, shoulders shaking.
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In the video, O'Connor sobbed while explaining she had been living alone for two years, away from her family in Ireland, as punishment for being mentally ill, angry and suicidal.
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When a judge read the charges and Jake Patterson appeared via video conference, his father sobbed and buried his head into the shoulder of a relative seated next to him.
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"She sobbed and shrieked loudly as she was taken by two burly police officers from a corridor near the courtroom and carried to the cells," according to the Montreal Gazette.
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Mr. Baker, the president's best friend long before becoming his secretary of state, sobbed openly when a minister described him rubbing Mr. Bush's feet on the day of his death.
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The result was a particularly brutal, three-day testimony, in which Mann openly sobbed on the stand, and could, at one point, reportedly be heard screaming from a back room.
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The interpreter for a third had difficulty understanding an immigrant as he sobbed through his two-hour testimony, because his words were muffled over the audio feed of the videoconference.
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Outside the hospital where people taken out of the building were taken for treatment, anxious relatives sobbed and ran toward ambulances as they arrived, hoping their loved ones were inside.
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"When my brother was killed, Pres [George W.] Bush listened while I screamed at him & then held me as I sobbed, you fat f—–g liar," Delilia O'Malley tweeted on Monday.
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Trent, a 37-year-old married father of 7, had "trouble breathing" and "sobbed" on Wednesday as the girl he confessed to abusing, standing a few feet away, recalled her abuse.
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Here's a look at the latest development in the cases: Face to face with Obama Cameron Sterling sobbed as he stood before reporters the day after his father's death last week.
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She told The New York Times that some of the accounts were so terrible they'd never even be written into fictional narratives, and she sobbed in her hotel room after signings.
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Over more than 1,700 words, she wrestled with her sorrow and her young children's pain, while admitting her own mother stayed with her each night as she sobbed herself to sleep.
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On one occasion I visited A&E (emergency services in the UK), in the early hours of the morning, I was handed another antibiotic prescription as I sobbed through the pain.
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Last month, he appeared at a North Korean government-arranged press conference and sobbed while he confessed to trying to steal a banner with a political slogan from a Pyongyang hotel.
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One mother sobbed as she talked about her child, showing us a small slip of paper that contained the only information she had about where the government was holding her child.
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She sobbed as she told Peter to pick Hannah Ann to the point where Peter told her that she was making everything so much harder for him by being so emotional.
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Songwriter Emily Shackleton, who co-wrote Pearce's No. 1 hit, "Every Little Thing," performed her song "I Loved You First" for Ray's mother-son dance (which he says he "sobbed" through).
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Coral Springs, Florida (CNN)Riley Cousans, just 9 years old, sobbed as her mother talked with her this week about the trauma that's gripped their community for more than a year.
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As I sobbed, I looked at Sylvester's album covers: this glamorous, androgynous black man with dark skin beaming with joy on some covers and on others he possessed an eloquent stoicism.
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At Billboard's Women in Music event, Gomez sobbed as she received the award from Raisa and thanked her for saving her life when she needed a kidney transplant due to her lupus.
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Keep Following PEOPLE's Complete Coverage of the 2018 Winter Olympics White sobbed uncontrollably as he embraced his family after scoring an impressive 97.75 in his final run and clinching the top spot.
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When I left the office and called my husband, I sobbed so much that he offered to come and pick me up because he was afraid I was too upset to drive.
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Speaking in the Rose Garden as some of his aides sobbed, Obama made a deliberate effort to counter Democrats' crushing sense of doom at the prospect of four years of President Trump.
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And then I curled into a ball under the water and sobbed until my stomach clenched and I was sure I would vomit out every emotion I didn't want to be feeling.
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When Park won, the usually stoic star sobbed on the shoulder of her caddie, David Jones, who said his player was feeling pressure after missing four cuts in her previous six events.
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Catherine Oxenberg, the mother of one woman in the group who has spoken publicly about how she fought to break her daughter out of it, buried her head in her hands and sobbed.
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I sobbed for the baby we only got to know as Baby B, and for the tiny blue cloth diaper in the nursery drawer, one of three tiny diapers for three tiny babies.
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"I hope the Morgan I held while he sobbed and told me he was a horrible, rotten person wasn't just playing a very convincing long con and he faces this," she told me.
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They returned to his hotel, but instead of a night of torrid passion, Pallenberg held Jones while he apparently sobbed, hurt by a perceived slight by his band mates, Richards and Mick Jagger.
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I've gone three times all in all: at the burial with my mother and brother; another time alone, where I sobbed; and the last time, where I laughed at that terrible inside joke.
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Victor Pena, 38, sobbed openly in court at his arraignment on a kidnapping charge on Wednesday, as a clinician told the judge he exhibited signs of psychosis and bizarre behavior that necessitated further evaluation.
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Clutching her Oscar in one hand and her Golden Raspberry award in the other, the star stood at the podium and sobbed – just as she did when she won Best Actress for Monster's Ball.
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I sobbed for days, and felt a physical pang every time I even looked at them, a grief that must have looked every bit as disproportionate and ungainly to unsympathetic outsiders as my stride.
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During Erik Menendez's testimony during the trial, he cried, winced, and sobbed describing the moments he watched his mother moaning from the multiple shotgun blasts that he and his brother had inflicted on her.
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Her parents and grandparents all took the witness stand and sobbed through their testimony, with Charlotte's father, Eric McCue, showing flashes of anger, as they recalled the night their lives were turned upside down.
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I sobbed, battered by a love I knew would fall away from me, ashamed for all the ways I had tried to bring myself to this, humiliated by the grace of encountering it now.
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During a preliminary court hearing on Monday, as she sobbed, Morrissey's lawyer argued that she shot McNew during an altercation at his home, in a "kill or be killed moment," local TV station WCAU reports.
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She tells me that she sobbed in her morning meeting when the other researchers started talking about their summer plans and she had to tell them her doctor wants her to go into palliative care.
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Schreck had been dabbling in playwriting since she read "Fefu and Her Friends," by the Cuban-American playwright María Irene Fornés, in college, and "sobbed with some sense of recognition I couldn't articulate," she said.
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Many mourners quietly sobbed and wiped their eyes as organizers aired a video clip in which Kim shouted during a rally that she would raise similar girl statues around the world until Tokyo sincerely apologized.
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Reached at her home in Bangladesh recently, the groom's mother sobbed when told that on her son's wedding day, a pair of her earrings, made of rubies and gold, would be worn by Dr. Tyndall.
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Joanna's sister Jessica sobbed as she clutched the casket soon after it arrived in the Philippines capital Manila, a devastating end to months of uncertainty over the fate of the 29-year-old domestic worker.
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The world number two, who left the London Games with a silver medal four years ago amid tears after a spat with the referee, fell to her knees and sobbed into her hands upon clinching gold.
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On Tuesday, when the former First Lady officially won the Democratic nomination, and each night of the convention after that, groups of women sobbed on the arena floor, celebrating the seminal moment in American political history.
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In the scene, a distraught Rebecca (Mandy Moore) sobbed in her car parked in front of the Pearson house, which was burned down to its frame, indicating Jack's death is somehow related to a house fire.
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Quarantined again Karey Maniscalco sobbed after learning she and the hundreds of other Americans evacuated would face 14 days of quarantine in the US. They had already been quarantined on the cruise ship since February 4.
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At Silberman, Nina Saxon, who works in the city comptroller's office, sobbed as participants went onstage one by one to receive their certificates — many of which were in construction and at least some in barista skills.
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After my doctor popped out the speculum, she scheduled me for an ultrasound and told me not to get my hopes up that the IUD would shift into place, while I clutched my cramping gut and sobbed.
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"I need to know where they are, if they are injured or where to find them," sobbed Maria Lilia Tisoy, 37, looking through the rubble for her two daughters, one pregnant, and a 4-year-old granddaughter.
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Nearly half a century later, Representative John Lewis of Georgia, who marched with King and campaigned with Kennedy, sobbed in an interview for Dawn Porter's documentary "Bobby Kennedy for President" as he recalled the loss that followed.
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Earlier in the day, Dennis Turner and another, unnamed responding officer had zip-tied the first-grader's wrists as she sobbed and pleaded to be released, according to footage from a body-worn camera released this week.
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After one flight carrying some of the first Haitians to be repatriated arrived a few weeks ago, some of the 60 passengers sobbed, while others looked furious, clinging to gray sweatshirts issued in the U.S. detention centers.
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As she sobbed hysterically, her muscle-tee'd dude friends swung at us with their giant fists, and I had to drop to the floor to escape being punched in the face by a man literally twice my size.
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At the southern border, an undocumented immigrant from Honduras sobbed as she said federal officials had taken her infant daughter as she breastfed her, highlighting the administration's policy mandating the separation of families who cross the border illegally.
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I found a pay phone and sobbed to my mother that I didn't understand how some girl from Brooklyn got to make the call for a man who'd had to break the back of the world to survive.
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I sat in the back row of their wedding (without a date) and sobbed and had to pretend it was because I was happy for them, but really I was just miserable in every aspect of my life.
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"It still doesn't feel real aside from the morning sickness, fatigue, crazy changes to my body and the fact that I sobbed on the airplane watching Instant Family — it usually takes a lot to make me cry," Kruger admits.
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At meetings for students to share their concerns at Aptos Middle School in San Francisco, some children sobbed openly out of concern about what might happen to their undocumented parents and family members, said Jason Hannon, the school's principal.
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In the western city of Izmir, during the funeral for Ahmet Alpaslan, a corporal who was among the Turkish soldiers killed in Idlib, his brother sobbed as he stood next to Bekir Pakdemirli, the minister of Agriculture and Forestry.
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It just so happened to be World Mental Health Day and, as I sobbed in the taxi on the way to the airport (taking public transport was out of the question because my face), I decided enough was enough.
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MOCOA, Colombia (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Luz Alba Ortiz sobbed, her head in her hands, as she recalled the day her parents were washed away in a deluge of mud that hit the Colombian rainforest town of Mocoa two years ago.
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The doctor prescribed me Diazepam to deal with these particular periods of tapeworm-focused anxiety since my 25th birthday—during a particularly upsetting episode where I sobbed sporadically and ordered herbal detoxes all day—I have mostly been able to manage.
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Near the on-site detention center where Shikharam sobbed into the night, a gold-plated sign from 2016 celebrates the anti-poaching efforts of the "joint conservation operation cell" where park officials and soldiers from Chitwan's army battalion work together.
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A Utah man is facing murder charges after allegedly shooting and killing his mother and then live-streaming footage of her crumpled body on Facebook as he sobbed "Mom" into the camera with blood smeared on his face, say police.
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Michelle Obama Tells Oprah Why She 'Sobbed for 30 Minutes' After Leaving the White House In her memoir, she writes that she'll "never forgive" Trump for stirring up the false birther movement in 2011, thereby endangering her daughters, Sasha and Malia.
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The father, one of the prosecution's star witnesses, sobbed at times as he recalled the reason for the alleged prolonged gang attacks: Both brothers had been accused of sexually abusing their sister, Grace, as well as the children of Sarah Ferguson.
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Kesha sobbed at a New York Supreme Court hearing on Friday when a judge denied her request for release from a recording contract with Sony and Dr. Luke – ordering that she must record six more albums with Dr. Luke's Kemosabe Records.
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Transparent Now that we've watched the third season of "Transparent" — and sobbed over Shelly's cabaret rendition of Alanis Morissette's "Hand in My Pocket" from the finale — it's time to take stock of yet another season of the Pfeffermans' ceaseless navel-gazing.
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The video that truly haunts me is from a news conference with Quinyetta McMillon, the mother of Alton Sterling's oldest child, a 15-year-old boy, who sobbed and cried out for his father as his mother read her statement.
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There was this part about my father that I thought might be an emotional read, and then when I went back and reread it before turning it in to my editor, I sobbed on my couch for a good few minutes.
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McAllen, Texas (CNN)The undocumented immigrant from Honduras sobbed as she told an attorney Tuesday how federal authorities took her daughter while she breastfed the child in a detention center, where she was awaiting prosecution for entering the country illegally.
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He sobbed in the locker room after the defeat, and he was crying again an hour later, with a group of his friends from his home city of Tandil, Argentina, gathered around him in a tight circle in the player garden.
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In a Michigan court, dozens of parents have sobbed, wiped away tears or stood silently in a grim backdrop as young women and teenagers testify about being molested by Lawrence G. Nassar, the former Olympic gymnastics team and sports medicine doctor.
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During her testimony, Mann sobbed uncontrollably and had trouble breathing when Rotunno repeatedly pressed her about why she had maintained a relationship with Weinstein after the assault, including asking him for professional and personal favors and sending him friendly emails.
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Orlando (CNN)Noor Salman, the widow of the gunman in Orlando's Pulse nightclub shooting, sobbed Friday as she was acquitted of providing material support to a foreign terrorist organization and of obstruction of justice in connection with her husband's 2016 rampage.
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COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — Seated on a platform outside a regional post office in Sri Lanka's former war zone, about 150 miles north of the capital, Colombo, a mother whose son has been missing for seven years sobbed as she spoke.
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Charlottesville police detective Steven Young, who testified that Fields' car was badly damaged on the front and covered with blood and flesh at the back, also said that he sobbed upon learning that a woman had been killed, following his arrest.
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At the publication's Women in Music event in Los Angeles on Thursday, the singer sobbed during her acceptance speech as she made her opening remark after being presented with the award from Raisa, who has been her close confidant for nearly eight years.
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Rosa believes that she is at the ORR shelter to recover from surgery, though De La Cruz says her daughter sobbed when her family was forced to leave her there, and that she continues to ask when she'll be able to go home.
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On Monday, as convicted killer Christopher Whitaker looked on, Alianna's mother, Donnesha Cooper sobbed as she told the court, "Death is too good for him and I won't believe he has any remorse until he suffers like my daughter suffered," Cleveland 19 reports.
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"As a mother, I have now been forced to raise a son who is going to remember what happened to his father," said Quinyetta McMillon, the mother of the boy in Louisiana who sobbed over the death of his father, Alton Sterling.
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Late last month, Mr. Warmbier sobbed and pleaded for his release at a government-arranged news conference in Pyongyang, where he admitted stealing the poster and said that the church member had offered to buy him a used car worth $10,000 in exchange.
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And then there was Gigi Hadid who, wearing a powder-blue Atelier Versace jumpsuit and accessorizing with her mother, Yolanda Foster, sobbed into the microphone upon beating both her sister Bella Hadid and friend Kendall Jenner to international model of the year.
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"Some of it, I'm worried, is glamorizing of suicide, but if Zoe is talking to me about it, it makes me feel better," said Ms. Seiferheld, who recounted that her daughter sobbed her eyes out after watching the sad and shocking final episode.
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The publisher of The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette went to the newsroom on Saturday night, subjected staff members to a long tirade and threatened employees' jobs as his young daughter sobbed and begged him to stop, according to several journalists who were present.
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One of the two Wisconsin girls who stabbed a classmate 19 times to appease the fictional online character "Slenderman" sobbed in court on Thursday as she recounted the 2014 attack during a hearing that ended with the 15-year-old pleading guilty to attempted homicide.
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The father, one of the prosecution's star witnesses, sobbed at times as he recalled the reason for the alleged prolonged gang attacks: Both brothers had been accused of sexually abusing their sister, Grace, as well as the children of their half-sister, Sarah Ferguson.
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SOACHA, Colombia (Reuters) - Yeimy sobbed with her head in her hands as she described how her husband was tied to a pole, gagged and made to watch as she was raped by four fighters from the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) 12 years ago.
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After she had finished off her victory, reached up to embrace the 6-foot-1 Pliskova and then climbed up to hug Beltz and others in the players' box, she descended to her courtside chair, put a towel to her face and sobbed at length.
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My 6-year-old daughter sobbed on Sunday night as my husband read off the cancellations from the new social distancing measures here: her classes at school, her first-grade concert, a basketball game we had tickets to, a birthday party for a friend.
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Sometimes, she blacks the hell out and wakes up not remembering that she tried to fight someone on the street and then sobbed a little later at a club when the DJ went old school and played Ma$e's "Feel So Good" because...memories.
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Mr. Hernandez sobbed as he said he had led a boy from the sidewalk into the basement of the bodega on the corner of Prince Street and West Broadway, choked him and put his body in a box, which he left with garbage nearby.
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Ms. Mann returned to the stand after emotional testimony on Monday, when she broke down and sobbed inconsolably while reading a passage she had written in an email about being sexually abused early in life and how it had affected her relationship with Mr. Weinstein.
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A year ago, when McAvoy made his pro debut with the Providence Bruins of the American Hockey League, Quinn attended the game and ran into McAvoy's mother, who hugged the coach and sobbed into his chest for a minute or more, unable to speak.
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But this much is still etched in her mind: how he screamed and sobbed, the way his baby fists clutched at the nape of her shirt, the feel of his tiny body pressed so desperately against hers that the two had to be pried apart.
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Hours after the Kendra On Top star sobbed about their marital woes in a series of videos posted to her Instagram story on Monday, she shared a photo of what appeared to be an attorney's office, which she captioned, "Here we go," with a sad face emoji.
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Sharmila, known as the "Iron lady of Manipur," first smiled and then sobbed before she ate the honey in front of reporters in India's northeastern Manipur state, finally free of the nasal tube that the government had used to force-feed her for more than a decade.
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Some volunteers sobbed while others consoled them under eight-foot letters spelling out YOU BETO BELIEVE IT. Many had traveled from out of state to Iowa on their own dime to march into the arena with O'Rourke, and we're confused by the timing of the candidate's announcement.
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If you consider yourself a romantic, you likely get weepy over Jack (Milo Ventimiglia) and Rebecca's (Mandy Moore) sweet scenes on This Is Us. If you're someone who adores cheesy romance flicks, then you likely sobbed for days over another Mandy Moore venture: A Walk To Remember.
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Smith says she floated in her assigned samadhi tank for an hour a day on two consecutive days, until she went into a "deep, penetrating catharsis" in which she sobbed uncontrollably for five straight hours about a herd of horses she saw brutally slaughtered as a child.
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While her mom — whose taste did not normally run to grotesquerie — sat in the theater laughing as if "Eraserhead" were the comedy of the year and her sibling sobbed in the lobby, Kusama stood on tippy toes, trying to glimpse the screen through the porthole window.
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Letter of Recommendation Last August, freshly broken up, I sobbed my way from my bathtub to the Q train to my favorite plant store in Chinatown, where, I'd pledged, I would find something to reinsert meaning into my life — or at the very least, my weekend.
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I didn't lose any weight last week after a week of being "perfect" — which meant having a small breakfast and two reasonably large salads with no cheese or nuts (and therefore sad) for lunch and dinner — and I sobbed furiously, 12 years old all over again.
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Durfee's president, Carrie Avery, recalls one sabbatical seeker who entered the foundation's office for his interview in a starched shirt and tie, his game face firmly in place, and then melted down when he started being asked questions: "He sobbed while rapidly consuming five cookies," she said.
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Osaka's meltdown was in many ways reminiscent of a distraught Martina Hingis collapse to Steffi Graf on center court at Roland Garros in 1999 and Jana Novotna's tearful loss to Graf in the 1993 Wimbledon final when the Czech sobbed on the shoulder of the Duchess of Kent.
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At an event sponsored by the National Center for Reason and Justice, an advocacy group for people accused of sex panic charges, and held at the Lower East Side bookstore Bluestockings, the four strong women spoke to a standing-room-only audience that sobbed and laughed with them.
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"Peaking on large doses of Adderall alone in my room, I've never sobbed while thinking fondly and lovingly about my parents, as I have on cannabis and psilocybin," he writes, in a chapter focused on the differences between psychedelics and drugs, which he believes to be two different entities.
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The internet collectively sobbed over Queer Eye's success stories and rooted for Drag Race's underdogs, as representation became a critical component of captivating reality TV. While viewers have yet to see its effects, one the biggest entertainment trends of this decade is already in motion and making huge waves.
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So when I sobbed about my buyer's change in financing, my broker knew that I wasn't upset just about that, but also about this being yet another unexpected bump on the road to selling the home, one that already included the death of my Jack Russell terrier, Emily.
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I can't remember what country I was flying over, or even what month it was, just that the "Mamma Mia!" sequel, "Here We Go Again," was playing on the back of the airplane seat in front of me and I was sobbing like I had never sobbed before.
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Several of the victims' family members sobbed openly in court after the judge read out the names of the six men killed in the attack, in which five others were seriously wounded, according to Mohamed Labidi, the president of the mosque, the Islamic Cultural Center of Quebec, who attended the proceedings.
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I sobbed in the parking lot and, when I got home and called my agent to tell him what happened, he laughed and said, "Well, I guess that's one for the memoirs…" That director used his power to humiliate an actress for no reason other than the fact that he could.
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I bellowed and sobbed and snotted into my pillow, in my bad sleep shorts, in my bad hair, and my future husband yelled back, telling me I was terrible, finally admitting that I was awful, awful and unlovable, things I knew all along but wanted to hear out loud, and in English.
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"I'd like to think that I just walked out, but, more than likely, there's an old VHS tape, disintegrating in a drawer somewhere … I sobbed in the parking lot, and when I got home and called my agent to tell him what happened, he laughed and said, 'Well, I guess that's one for the memoirs…'"
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Instead of charging up the stands to hug his nearest and dearest — as he had done in 229 when he ended Britain's 220-year wait for a men's champion — Murray slumped in his chair and sobbed into a towel just relieved to have ended a 220-month search for a third grand slam title.
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I talked by phone to Mark Wilf, a co-owner of the Minnesota Vikings, a few days after the Vikings were defeated by the Seattle Seahawks in the first round of the playoffs when the Vikings' kicker, Blair Walsh, missed a 21997-yard field goal in the final seconds (and later openly sobbed at his locker).
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Read more:Sophie Turner bid Sansa Stark an emotional goodbye ahead of the 'Game of Thrones' finale: 'I grew up with you'Sophie Turner reflected on her sassiest line from the 'Game of Thrones' finale: 'I would hate Sansa'Sophie Turner sobbed while filming her final 'Game of Thrones' scene, and the video is heartbreakingLena Headey wasn't satisfied with Cersei's death: 'I was kind of gutted'
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The Hangover It is post-Glastonbury festival and to give you a colored tapestry of my emotional state, I have sobbed about the following things in quick succession: a dry heave over my dirty toilet bowl; listening to "Hero" by Foo Fighters on the way to McDonald's, pausing the song in an attempt to stop crying momentarily, which made it worse; knocking over the potions and lotions on my dresser; being inside my small shower and having a minor existential crisis that swung into a wet panic attack after my mind sat for a moment on the idea of human beings coming into life alone and leaving it just the same; my favorite grocery store worker, a lip-glossed middle-aged, brassy, and happy woman, smiling at me maternally and calling me "babe"; fluffy animals.
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