" While Beyoncé teared up, Adele added: "I love you.
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" —heatherwestg "He teared up, Jane sobbed, and I bawled.
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" Inaba teared up and continued, "So I get that.
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" I teared up, and I said, "Josh is here.
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Dugar also teared up, according to the New York Post.
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She teared up during the performance, struggling a little vocally.
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I always kind of teared up and turned my head.
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In the footage, Arnold teared up during physical therapy treatment.
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I teared up again when I heard the latest update.
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By the end of the questioning, she had teared up.
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His wife Columba teared up on stage as he spoke.
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Wendy teared up quite a bit as her audience listened intently.
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My mom read the email to me and we teared up.
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She teared up as Obama fastened the medal around her neck.
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While talking about the situation, Minaj got emotional and teared up.
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She teared up as she recounted the destruction of the earthquake.
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"That was the part where I finally teared up," he said.
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Franklin teared up as the medal was placed around her neck.
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When the conversation veered his way, various cast members teared up.
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"She is not doing well," Winfrey said as she teared up.
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He teared up, saying his life was over at age 237.
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Jeff Flake teared up Sunday morning when discussing his colleague Sen.
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I am not going to lie you, I teared up watching it.
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Brown teared up as he testified last month in Guyger's murder trial.
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Haddish cried, Oprah teared up, and now you'll get choked up, too.
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We laughed and teared up through the waves of joy and vulnerability.
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WATTERS: And I have teared up on a few of these episodes.
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And totally teared up at Lena Headey and Gwendoline Christie comforting him.
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In a rare, whisky-induced moment of openness, Peter's eyes teared up.
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Addressing reporters, he teared up and struggled to deliver a short statement.
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"Stories… Tell them about your life," Dempsey answered, as he teared up.
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Though they teared up before leaving, we Americans didn't shed any tears.
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That made us very emotional — some of us teared up, some cried.
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I laughed out loud and I teared up while reading this novel.
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In her mother's room in December, she teared up at the memory.
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When it was my turn to pose, I'll admit I teared up.
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"I can't answer that one," Combs said as he visibly teared up.
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The intensity was such that Mr. Gyllenhaal teared up at curtain call.
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The intensity was such that Mr. Gyllenhaal teared up at curtain call.
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He folded his hands and teared up, his voice cracking as he spoke.
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Some called it breathtaking, others actually teared up at the moment of totality.
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I wasn't a crier, and often I envied those who easily teared up.
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She teared up when I asked her how difficult things are right now.
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The "Sorry" singer was seen stroking the model's face as she teared up.
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Some fans teared up and others looked like they couldn't believe their eyes.
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The laughter was followed by a heavy silence, then his eyes teared up.
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Allen teared up on the stand as she described her husband's present condition.
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Senator Bernie Sanders, with his wife, Jane, sitting by his side, teared up.
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I teared up in anger as she told me what happened to her.
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" Brooke Baldwin teared up while reading the letter aloud on Tuesday's "CNN Newsroom.
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She laughed at all of her parts and teared up a few times.
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He broke down in tears — and we may have teared up ourselves while watching.
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Luft teared up during the performance, and received a standing ovation by its end.
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Speaking on Saturday, Henson teared up while explaining why she wanted to play Johnson.
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There are tears and I'll admit, I may have teared up a bit, too.
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"It's just, Final Five," she said, before trailing off as she teared up again.
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Djokovic teared up while describing what Bryant&aposs influence and support meant to him.
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I teared up when Ford described her strongest memory of escaping her alleged attackers.
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Sanders teared up recalling her close friends and members of the church, including the Rev.
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"I teared up when she walked around the corner and I saw her," he recalled.
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"When I saw him bring out that cellphone, I teared up," Horn told the newspaper.
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At a ballroom in the New Yorker hotel, nearly all her top aides teared up.
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Sanders teared up recalling her close friends and members of the church, including the Rev.
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His wife Columba teared up on stage as he spoke, flanked by South Carolina Sen.
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People got teared-up, and quite a few of these people told me they're Republicans.
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" My friend Steven Lau actually teared up that night, telling me: "You made it, man.
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At my leave-taking, we both teared up, wishing each other the best of luck.
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" The former first lady teared up as her husband praised her "strength, grace, determination and honesty.
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Lead singer David Draiman says he teared up when he first listened to the completed cover.
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Teared up multiple times and literally applauded at others — as did everyone else in the theater.
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She teared up when we talked about Mildred, and obviously admires Tulip's larger-than-life quality.
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Others brought flowers and teared up during a minute of silence at the scheduled kickoff time.
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The senator says he teared up watching Meghan's first dance with Ben as Clay Aiken sang.
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The senator said he teared up watching Meghan's first dance with Ben as Clay Aiken sang.
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There was twerking, a few dabs, and one lucky man who teared up while meeting Johnson.
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Clinton's concession speech on Wednesday in a hotel ballroom, when the candidate herself briefly teared up.
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My eyes teared up, and it didn't even occur to me to look at my phone.
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Ms. Lasha teared up as she recalled one of the most dramatic moments of the retrial.
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"The last time I cried was when I got married," Thomas said as he teared up.
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He teared up as the group began to gather for the walk to Mr. Frelinghuysen's office.
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"I teared up a little bit when I saw them coming down the street," he told CNN.
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"Because I don't want my wife going through that either," Kalanick said as his eyes teared up.
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In her acceptance speech, the singer teared up as she thanked those that are closest to her.
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The always-emotive singer teared up during "All Too Well" at her Jakarta, Indonesia, concert in 2014.
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"I was teared-up that whole last few laps, because I could just feel it," Larson said.
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It was at an orientation for Emerge, surrounded by other parents, that Ms. Rutledge-Brown teared up.
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She paused occasionally to greet regulars; as diners hugged her, she teared up and wiped her eyes.
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Johnson teared up as she recounted the conversation with her mother that took place 49 years ago.
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Her mother, Andrea, seated beside her, teared up at an early mention of the alleged groping incident.
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He teared up as the colors and sounds and snippets of action were coming across the screen.
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Samuel HuberMontclair, N.J. To the Editor: My eyes teared up at the news of Russell Baker's passing.
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Kris Bryant, who recorded the final out of the World Series, teared up during his post-game interview.
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" After both Roeders left court, Wolf remarked to her staff: "If y'all aren't teared up, you're just heartless.
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President Obama teared up last week when discussing a series of executive actions designed to reduce gun deaths.
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"I teared up when she walked around the corner and I saw her," he recalled to PEOPLE Now.
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"Prince was such an influence in my life musically ... my eyes teared up when I read about it."
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Ma teared up while watching his employees perform the routines they had practiced for months, according to reports.
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I woke up and there she was—radiant, covered in paint, her sad shark eyes all teared up.
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Occasionally he has teared up, but mostly he sits passively, staring down at papers in front of him.
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She teared up in her testimony — her voice cracking — but she did not openly cry or break down.
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Some of them teared up as they saw the officers rushing toward the boom of the rifle fire.
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Democrat Elissa Slotkin, in Michigan's 8th congressional district, teared up as she recalled her mother's death to cancer.
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He is the man who called Senator Charles Schumer "cryin' Chuck" when he teared up in early 2017.
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In an emotional video recorded before he was attacked, he teared up when he described reversing his vasectomy.
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I teared up reading Sieff's story the first time, and again rereading those passages to quote them here.
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New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady teared up before accepting the Lombardi Trophy after winning his fifth Super Bowl.
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This was so far from the cold hard seats of the New York City subway I almost teared up.
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At one point, the robot fist-bumps Camargo's son — and that's the part where I teared up a little.
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Backstage at a press conference immediately following the sold-out performance, Miranda teared up again when discussing his dad.
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I brought him the used gear we were gonna throw away in the US, and his eyes teared up.
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Reactions to the verdict A visibly emotional Hernandez teared up and embraced his attorneys as the verdict was read.
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"We didn't get any names or further details," he told the news outlet, adding that the woman teared up.
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In her acceptance speech, the singer teared up as she thanked those who are closest to her, including Cooper.
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During his sentencing hearing testimony this week, Bergdahl teared up, apologizing to the service members who searched for him.
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Shortly after 9/11, he teared up while talking about the people who had been killed at ground zero.
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"My father teared up and our families saw it coming," Julia said of their guests' reaction to the theme.
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He teared up again recalling the hours they had spent drifting and his certainty that his children would die.
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Some teared up thinking about his decision to retire from the runway; others hailed the designer for breaking boundaries.
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Davis suggested that award-winning opera singer Renee Fleming be the one to sing it, and McCain teared up.
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He told People Now in September that the last time he teared up was when he was sporting diapers.
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Williams battled emotions and teared up during the match, ultimately losing with a final score of 6-4, 6-343.
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Recounting the uncertainty the high schooler felt about the future, he teared up in a rare public display of emotion.
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" As she teared up, Dunsey's mom also gave her a message: "I want you to fight, because I need you.
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Obama teared up when speaking about the children killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut, in December 2012.
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In December, he famously teared up as recent transplant Vanig Garabedian described how grateful he was to live in Canada.
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When Kavanaugh teared up and choked on his words a few moments ago, Graham and Cornyn started tearing up too.
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When Jade Roper and Tanner Tolbert got engaged on Bachelor in Paradise in 2015, even this skeptic totally teared up.
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Later, he told me he teared up at work after seeing the screenshot, that he felt I was torturing him.
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Which is why I was surprised and a little embarrassed when I teared up as Tiger's Masters success seemed imminent.
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Hel teared up while describing staying up late in a hotel room, pouring over what he saw as imminent threats.
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At her January kickoff in Oakland, a huge crowd of all ages and races waved flags, pumped fists, teared up.
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" Gaga, who teared up as Brandon read his letter, responded: "You make me feel brave … I'm so proud of you.
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Ms. Mathieson, 19783 and a Democrat, teared up when asked about Mr. Franken's speech on the Senate floor on Thursday.
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I teared up when early data started coming in, because it suddenly seemed like all the predictive models had been wrong.
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At a union hall in Des Moines, Doug Thoma, of rural Johnson County, teared up as he spoke about Buttigieg's sexuality.
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I told an older friend who didn't have kids; she teared up and then said my recent promotion wouldn't be sufficient.
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"Enjoying" might actually be an understatement, since the star full-on teared up while discussing the process with GMA's Michael Strahan.
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So honored to walk onto the floor of the House as your congresswoman-elect — teared up during the Pledge of Allegiance.
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"He looked at the photo of Desiree for a while in silence and he teared up," Weston says of Weeks' reaction.
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Jeremy said that "My dad teared up and my mom screamed," when they learned there was another grandchild on the way.
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Sources close to the couple tell us they held hands and teared up while "Ave Maria" played on a portable speaker.
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"I teared up a little bit watching Sophie in that scene," Lawrence said on Jimmy Kimmel Live about the emotional spoiler.
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It was then Bieber's turn to comfort his fiancée as he was seen stroking the model's face as she teared up.
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" Jenna adds, "He had practiced with me so he got through it, he teared up but it wasn't like a mess.
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He visibly teared up as he reflected on the 2012 shooting, and called on America to commit to the long haul.
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Two years ago, when LeBron James announced his return to Cleveland from Miami in Sports Illustrated, some Cleveland men teared up.
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Instead of vomiting on television, Sutherland teared up when Whoopi Goldberg mentioned presenting him with his lifetime-achievement Oscar, in November.
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He reminds her that when she teared up recently, at a gathering of women at a diner, the public was touched.
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I teared up as I stopped my cart to avoid running into an elderly man who was shopping with his wife.
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All around the tree-shaded patio adjacent to ICE's building, Puente members teared up, imagining the same dark future for themselves.
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Sam, a student at the law school who declined to give her last name, teared up talking about Ford's opening statement.
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The brief news conference went on but Osaka, who admitted she had been 'emotionally unstable', teared up after the third question.
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" Hannah teared up as Cyrus continued: "Sending all good, healing, peaceful vibes to you and all your family and all your friends.
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Remini, 47, teared up as she accepted her award at the Creative Arts Emmy Awards at the Microsoft Theatre in Los Angeles.
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I have teared up in many a flashback montage, but the only sad thing here was how little I cared at all.
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Chuck Schumer, calling him "Crying Chuck" in tweets after Schumer teared up during an emotional news conference regarding the 2017 travel ban.
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My eyes teared when I heard the cannon release its projectiles, and I couldn't exhale until after they'd come crashing toward me.
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He "visibly teared up" when discussing Mr. Awlaki, and he repeatedly referred to Mr. Awlaki with the honorific title "sheikh," prosecutors wrote.
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Part 2 plays heavier in tone, dealing w/ defeating the burden of childhood trauma, & I definitely teared up at the very end.
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He teared up, albeit in a way a crocodile might, as he said he was sorry for not doing better by them.
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Nearly fifty years after his death, a venerable emeritus professor teared up at his name: "He was a saint," he told me.
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"It's actually the most responsible thing to do right now," she told the crowd as she teared up, according to Elle Australia.
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She teared up explaining what she usually refers to more obliquely as "a traumatic event," apologized, and then quickly regained her composure.
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The team captains and the match referee were told the match was over, and the crowd was informed while Shapovalov teared up.
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We all laughed at the right parts and teared up at the right parts and just generally got into the movie's groove.
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"Community is an overused, corny word, but I felt it here like never before," said John Cooper, Sundance's director, as he teared up.
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After the Orlando massacre, one of my clients, a teacher, teared up in my chair because no one mentioned the tragedy at work.
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Kalanick took the stage to a standing ovation and reportedly teared up in his first meeting with employees since he resigned in June.
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The Brazilian supermodel teared up Thursday night as she carried the Olympic torch through the streets of Rio ahead of the Opening Ceremony.
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Mrs Clinton comforted Ms Reed-Veal when she teared up talking about her daughter, and praised her as an advocate of police reform.
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It's a little embarrassing to say, but after first listening to it I teared up… None of my friends had even heard it.
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And then the sixth act I teared up and I never really tear up when it comes to sentimental Vampire Diaries-esque things.
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Sitting next to her on that reunion day last week, Matthews teared up when Hill asked him whether he thought Rosemarie would survive.
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" He also teared up during a CNBC interview earlier this month, explaining that his outspokenness on the 20163 election is because "I care.
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Resentful at the I.C.U. for having an open layout with nowhere to hide as I teared up watching my not-dad actively die.
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At one point, Mr. Chandler teared up when he spoke about his memories of his daughter talking with Mr. Tonne before her baptism.
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He finished most of the bottle, drinking slowly but steadily, then lay back across my arms contentedly while I teared up and sniffled.
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He then put his hand underneath her underwear and partially penetrated her vagina, she said as she teared up and her voice quivered.
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"She teared up, which made me happy that she was so moved by that," the woman who bought Edwards the car told KTRK.
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" Jessica Walter (Lucille) teared up when she spoke of her own experiences with Tambor: "Verbally, yes, he harassed me, but he did apologize.
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The rapper teared up on the latest episode of "Raq Rants" ... as she shared her version of the alleged attack, blow by blow.
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"People responded at Garry's memorial to you and Garry in a big way," Apatow told the Seinfeld star, who teared up at the recollection.
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"She was so beautiful," added Kapostasy, who teared up watching the 1998 Olympic singles figure skating gold-medalist glide down the 200-foot aisle.
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I replayed the video as I teared up, pausing on the still of her lifting her own guitar: Where have you been, I wondered.
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" Diesel then reportedly teared up before adding,"I always feel like he's looking down on us so we didn't want to let him down.
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In 2011, the former president teared up on the Today show as he read a letter he had written to his wife in 1994.
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"I teared up a little bit watching Sophie in that scene, her reaction to my death was so raw and real," Lawrence said seriously.
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" Another senior, Miranda Ezell said, "When I saw his face I teared up instantly, because I have never felt something so good like that.
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"I teared up a little bit watching Sophie in that scene, her reaction to my death was so raw and real," Lawrence says seriously.
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"It's very special for Ryan and I'm really excited to share it with him," Rahm said in a greenside interview as Palmer teared up.
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I know you said you had teared up watching the upcoming Vanderpump Rules finale, anything we can expect or that you can hint at?
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"We laid tile in our kitchen, we changed the countertops, we put up walls, teared down walls — anything you can think of," she continues.
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" FLOTUS teared up during her final speech as first lady on Friday, urging young Americans to always "lead by example with hope, never fear.
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Billionaire investor Leon Cooperman teared up on Monday as he discussed the political divide in the U.S. and his concerns about the American dream.
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We did that trick thousands of times live for a couple million people, and every performance my eyes teared up just a little bit.
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I teared up a few times from the overwhelming waves of feels: representation, visibility, and solidarity, all experienced with a crescent moon of sorrow.
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Osaka said she teared up before it began when she saw Gauff hugging her father, Corey, in the corridor that leads to the court.
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In his own testimony before lawmakers, Justice Kavanaugh denied the allegations, and sometimes shouted and teared up as he accused Democrats of persecuting him.
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At another point in the interview, Mr. Steyer teared up as he discussed female mental health workers he met while campaigning in Iowa recently.
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Ms. Rocha, for one, teared up at the after-party, held in the foyer of the Théâtre du Châtelet which had hosted the show.
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At a press conference on Thursday, the mother of the 10-year-old and 17-year-old teared up as she spoke to reporters.
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" Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer of New York teared up at a Sunday news conference as he called the ban "mean-spirited and un-American.
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Vance said Chesebro teared up in front of 2,000 people when talking about the gas, his children and the Lorax character created by Dr. Seuss.
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If you teared up at the sight of an American woman marrying a British prince at a fancy castle, you need to read this now.
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The second time I teared up in this episode is when Maggie (Kelly McCreary) strokes Amelia's hand as a single tear falls down her face.
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"He teared up and immediately started telling all of his friends," Harris said, explaining that being a dad was her husband's biggest goal in life.
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Sayoc was visibly emotional during his brief Monday court appearance, according to CNN, which reported that his face repeatedly turned red as he teared up.
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"I still haven't given up hope to see you," he said as he teared up during his TED talk, directing his words at his sister.
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Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.) teared up while recalling the conditions that she and her family were subjected to during childhood visits to the West Bank.
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A fire tore through the bar one morning last week, and now, a bartender teared up as she surveyed the damage for the first time.
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In response to Megumi's tweet, Junko strung together the most mom-like words to perhaps ever exist and when I read them I nearly teared up.
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Cunha, who has been widely compared to the character Frank Underwood in the TV series "House of Cards," teared up Thursday as he announced his resignation.
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In February, Kimmel teared up on air while discussing the Florida shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School that left 17 dead and 14 others injured.
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Near the end of his speech, Zuckerberg's eyes teared up and his voice broke as he spoke of the student, who feared he would be deported.
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Her co-hosts teared up beside her as she revealed her departure, and explained how important the show has been to her for all these years.
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One man teared up remembering his childhood friend, Matthew, with whom he played baseball, swam in the neighborhood pool and shared tacos and mac and cheese.
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James Corden is apologizing for making light of the Harvey Weinstein scandal with tasteless jokes he made onstage ... and after Rose McGowan teared into him online.
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"But there are so many stories that we've heard for so long, and it's time for action and change," said O'Neil-Hart as she teared up.
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Zoltan Pokorni, a prominent member of the ruling Fidesz party, teared up as he recalled last week that his own grandfather took part in the killings.
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She teared up to PEOPLE while discussing his elimination, lamenting about how she wished she would have been able to shield him from his double loss.
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No, you teared up when you heard James Earl Jones do his Mufasa thing in this new trailer for Disney's CGified remake of The Lion King.
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But the emotions can still get raw, as they did in defeat for Wawrinka as he teared up as he received his trophy on Sunday afternoon.
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Days later, McCain described the Sedona wedding as "wonderful" and said he teared up when he saw his daughter and her new husband sharing their first dance.
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The call had to have been painful for the former president, who teared up on Wednesday when his wife, Hillary Clinton, publicly conceded to the President-elect.
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Nicole Johnson teared up as Michael Phelps won gold in his final Olympic race, but she couldn't be happier with her fiancé's performance at the Rio Games.
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My daughter had a lot of questions, and I teared up looking at footage of the desiccated reefs, thinking about what those images meant for her future.
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Elonna Jones, 21, skipped her classes at the University of Maryland to attend with her mother, Waneta Ross, who nearly teared up as she contemplated Baltimore's loss.
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They both appeared in the film together, and she said during one scene, when she grabbed her father's arm, she was surprised to notice he teared up.
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He teared up at times during the interview with Chris Cuomo as he recounted the criticism he received for visiting North Korea after Mr. Kim became leader.
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President Obama said he was surprised that he teared up earlier this week when recalling the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting that left 20 children dead.
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Myers teared up and gave the Pope a small meteorite as a gift, which she got from a previous stop at an observatory to see the stars.
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She joined the crowd in repeatedly chanting "193" while flashing both hands toward the sky, and later covered her mouth as she teared up at her daughter's success.
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She teared up talking about a girl from the Standing Rock Indian Reservation in North Dakota, who said that her visit to the White House saved her life.
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I laughed at its jokes, I teared up over its grand romantic gestures, and I came out of the theater happy to have seen a movie I liked.
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The actress teared up on the 2018 Emmy Awards red carpet on Monday night as she talked about her historic nomination for her role in AMC's Killing Eve.
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She joined the crowd in repeatedly chanting "10" while flashing both hands toward the sky, and later covered her mouth as she teared up at her daughter's success.
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Also, don't think we missed the way Dany practically teared up when Jon volunteered to go, and made straight up googly eyes at him as they parted ways.
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The "Today" correspondent and 35-year-old daughter of former President George W. Bush teared up while recalling her snafu ahead of Sunday's award show in Los Angeles.
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Bowe Bergdahl teared up at his sentencing on Monday as he apologized to service members who searched for him after he deserted his outpost in Afghanistan in 2009.
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But Mr. Long teared up and had to pause as he recalled looking in one of the windows, where he saw a sign still tacked on the wall.
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Standing beside his brick, I teared up, appreciating this sole place on earth that recognizes my father's service — not in humiliation and hate, but in honor and love.
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The seven men who spoke to BuzzFeed News all expressed deep sadness while discussing what they say they had discovered — two even teared up while talking about the Knights.
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" She teared up when she mentioned the bitter turn their relationship took in 2015, saying, "I hated to have beef with him, but I let nobody mess with me.
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In her first presidential bid in 2008, Clinton's candidacy got a boost when the notoriously guarded former first lady unexpectedly teared up at a campaign event in New Hampshire.
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Those in the "chills-down-your-spine" group read their songs as both happy and sad, while those who teared up over their songs reported only finding them sad.
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When Schumer teared up at a press conference denouncing Trump's ban on travel from a handful of majority-Muslim countries, calling the measure "mean-spirited," Trump openly mocked him.
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She tears up a few times talking about how the women have inspired her, which means I teared up a few times listening to how the women inspired her.
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CNN's Brooke Baldwin teared up on Tuesday while reading an emotional letter a mother wrote to her daughter who was killed nearly one year ago during the Parkland, Fla.
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On the surface, support for Castro seems particularly strong in Jaimanitas, where two women who spoke to Reuters teared up when asked about him a week after his death.
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Doc teared up in his pregame presser, and the Clippers played inspired basketball from the tip, scrambling to contain the Blazers' mighty guards and sprinting out for transition hoops.
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Erica Smegielski, the daughter of the Sandy Hook Elementary School principal who was killed in the 2012 massacre, teared up as she said that she was angry and demanded action.
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Suzanne Bott, who spent more than two years restoring St. Elijah's Monastery as a U.S. State Department cultural adviser in Iraq, teared up when the AP showed her the images.
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The couple teared up Tuesday morning on CNN's "New Day" as they described the devastation and suffering they witnessed before being airlifted from the Dutch-administered half of the island.
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He teared up as he apologized to Canada's LGBTQ community, when apologizing to Canada's indigenous groups and again when he eulogized Canadian musical icon Gord Downie of the Tragically Hip.
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Luis Espinoza, an organizer with the alliance, teared up as he described seeing detained workers and said the immigrants who were detained are in need of legal and financial assistance.
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" He said he bears Ford no ill will and teared up when recounting his 10-year-old daughter Liza, when saying her prayers, said "we should pray for the woman.
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Carol Costello: Christine Blasey Ford signals end of he-said-who-cares-what-she-said era I teared up when Ford described her strongest memory of escaping her alleged attackers.
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Now 53 and a veteran of several rallies for better wages, Ms. Rivera's eyes teared up as she spoke about attaining one of the main goals the workers had set.
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The two guys on a date sitting next to me even teared up during the movie's third act, as Simon finally, painstakingly comes out of the closet to his loved ones.
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Singleton's passing weighs heavily on Gibson, who teared up at points while speaking with PEOPLE this week from London, where he is filming Morbius, a Spider-Man spinoff with Jared Leto.
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The Star Wars star teared up as he talked about his daughter's epilepsy struggle at the NYU Langone Medical Center's Find a Cure for Epilepsy and Seizures (FACES) event this week.
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"I would like to start tonight by dedicating this entire show to everybody in Orlando and at Pulse nightclub last night," the singer, 28, told the audience as she teared up.
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Bieber, booked to talk about his new album "Changes," first teared up thinking about the death of Kobe Bryant and never knowing how many opportunities you get to be with someone.
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Volunteers who accompanied him told the paper that the war vet teared up as he placed his hands on the tanks, and reminisced about the old machines he used to operate.
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He teared up telling me he feared that if Trump became president, his children's ability to be professionals would be questioned because their father happened to have been born in Ethiopia.
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When asked to clarify if this meant his last Olympic game, Anthony stopped short of directly addressing it being his final Games, focusing on thanking his teammates as he teared up.
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Her oldest son, Brooklyn, 18, started college in New York City, and while she teared up at saying goodbye to him in August, she was also very happy for her son.
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While Trump and his family celebrated the win – with his daughter Ivanka calling the moment "surreal" as she and her brother Donald teared up – not all were happy about the announcement.
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Snider told Kim Masters in a 2007 Esquire article that Mr. Diller was such a tough boss that she teared up with him, after she made a blunder at a meeting.
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At the end, Ms. Dhegrae forced a single breath into a painfully long note that turned into a stifled hiss, held until her face changed color and her eyes teared up.
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He added that he teared up at one of the plot lines while he was a few chapters ahead of Melinda, tipping her off that something bad was about to happen.
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Two years ago, Carolyn Porco, the longtime leader of Cassini's imaging team, teared up during an on-camera interview about the mission, an example of what humans working together could do.
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McCullough teared up as he described how the man helped him frame his appeals, even writing them out by hand in tidy block letters because there were no typewriters in the prison.
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Adele teared up in concert, Lady Gaga gave an emotional speech at an L.A. vigil and Kelly Osbourne just revealed the most unexpected, a new tattoo she got following the recent tragedy.
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After winning the 800-meter freestyle race at the Rio Olympics – and shattering the world record in the meantime – Ledecky teared up while the Star Spangled Banner played during her medal ceremony.
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The California professor teared up and emotionally said "I am terrified" as she began telling the committee about her claim of being sexually attacked as a 15-year-old high school girl.
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In remarks in Laconia, N.H. after the partial results were released, Buttigieg, the first openly gay man to run a viable campaign for president, teared up as he talked about his performance.
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The Oscar-winning actress, 43, teared up when Michael B. Jordan asked her what she thought of his Marvel superhero film that was released earlier this year during Variety's Actors on Actors.
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Jimmy Kimmel teared up as he told his family's story and pleaded with the country to ensure that every child has access to the life-saving healthcare that saved his new son.
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His parents organized family trips to the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C., where the young art aficionado teared up the first time he saw a room full of pieces by Alexander Calder.
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A young professional, after years of dedicated work in civil society and government jobs, teared up as she tried to explain why she was losing hope, her usual clarity choked by emotion.
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Former Speaker of the House John Boehner was so sentimental that he teared up over almost anything, and Presidents Clinton, Bush, and Obama have shed tears in moments of tragedy or mourning.
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"I was with 20 to 30 career folks who were appalled by the [AP] story and they nearly teared up when [the] press release went out," an agency official told the Washington Post.
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Carol-Ann Fitzgerald, 58, who describes herself as "more Democratic than Republican," said she teared up on Thursday afternoon when Mr. Rubio recalled his father's trouble finding work when he immigrated from Cuba.
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While she was able to stomach the "Hot Ones" round-up of sauces, Robbie still teared up, swore, and even had to take off her jacket as the wings got hotter and hotter.
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Per Jonathan Swan, some White House aides teared up as Kelly described, during a rare appearance in the White House briefing room, what it was like for a fallen soldier to return home.
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"I forced my body to do something it's not supposed to do," said Vrancik, who brought the newborn to a protest outside the hospital Wednesday, and teared up talking about the difficult choice.
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All I can say in my defense is that when the space explorers finally set off toward Mars — which, again, doesn't happen until the middle of the season one finale — I teared up.
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While talking with the 61-year-old American chef and TV host's friend — and celebrated food writer — Michael Ruhlman, the CNN At This Hour with Kate Bolduan host teared up as she remembered Bourdain.
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In its tragic mundanity it's like a scene from a disaster movie directed by Ricky Gervais circa The Office—in that moment, she is a mascara-teared butterfly, crushed on the wheel of pop.
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In a discussion on work-life balance at an event highlighting the CNN series Badass Women of Washington, the mother of two teared up as she talked about missing baseball games and doctors' appointments.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.) teared up during a markup on next year's health spending package as she urged Congress to devote about $500 million more to support the Obama administration's cancer research initiative.
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We accepted sweet granola bars and orange juice passed by one of Ms. Eliot's friends, sang along when invited and some even teared up during a poignant spoken-word piece composed by Ms. Eliot.
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From Western tradition, the couple recited their own vows: Dr. Gilani teared up as he pledged to protect Ms. White "and Pancho" and to never forget how "lucky" he was to have found her.
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A few outlets reported that the Kardashian teared up when she found out, and was upset it was so easy for Kylie to get pregnant while it had been a struggle for her and Kanye.
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She finds the clot that's causing his problem and he, in turn, tells her where all his important documents are in case she dies in surgery and readers, that's the moment when I teared up.
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When people tell me Merrick's speech was one of the most eloquent and powerful speeches they have ever heard, that they teared up to hear it, all I can say is that is my cousin.
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In August, she teared up during an interview with Ebro Darden on Apple's Beats 1 Radio when she spoke about "Get Well Soon," a track on her album Sweetener that touches on the Manchester bombing.
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Hardwick teared up while opening the episode, saying, "I really just want to take a minute and I want to say that I'm so appreciative to be standing here right now," according to Entertainment Weekly.
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Abu Mohammad, who had farmed grapes and vegetables on the outskirts of Daraya when he lived there, teared up as he watched on television as his former neighbors abandoned what was left of their homes.
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For those of you who haven't teared up yet today, you can remedy that by watching this clip, in which Obama justifies staying in D.C. after his term ends for the sweetest reason – his family.
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At Saturday night's "Ball on the Wall," more or less a prom in which half of the attendees were in department store formalwear and the other half was in cosplay, I teared up just walking around.
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Phelps teared up once again during the medal ceremony after winning his fourth gold medal in Rio, and officially surpassing an ancient Greek to be the most decorated gold medalist of all time in individual events.
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Part of me — the same part that teared up upon entering Harry Potter World in Orlando, the part that can't wait for the Will and Grace reboot — is exhilarated by the seeming immortality of Rowling's creation.
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You'll see a lot of intense detailing throughout the selection — frill, scalloped edging, teared layers, and of course, Self Portrait's signature textured lace — and lengths varying from midi to floor-sweeping, all starting at just $340.
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I teared up a bit at Garbes's description of a labor that didn't go as planned (similar to my own), and felt a bit wondrous learning a lot of wild facts about lactation and breast milk.
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Singer Kelly Clarkson teared up while hosting the Billboard Music Awards on Saturday, ditching the plan to lead a moment of silence and instead calling for a "moment of action" after the recent school shooting in Texas.
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But I hear far more women talk about having teared up at work than men, and then there's also pressure on women not to seem too emotional in a professional context, so then they feel especially mortified.
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Though I had no memories of Cuba, having left the island in 1961 at the age of 3, I teared up as I stepped off the plane and all of my senses absorbed missing years of home.
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Trudeau, who teared up as he spoke, also proposed a bill that would let courts expunge the records of people charged with crimes due to their sexuality and urged modern Canada to adopt "forward-thinking and progressive" ideals.
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During an appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, airing Thursday, the 36-year-old reality star teared up as she recounted how masked men held her at gunpoint at her apartment during Paris Fashion Week in October 2016.
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Trudeau, who teared up as he spoke, also proposed a bill that would let courts expunge the records of people charged with crimes due to their sexuality and urged modern Canada to adopt "forward-thinking and progressive" ideals.
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Although my family was comprised of four people who teared up when President Barack Obama gave speeches, Paul was so charming we overlooked his work for the NRA as if it were a genetic quirk that couldn't be helped.
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A few nights ago my car was broken into — no big deal, but I teared up when I realized my favorite sunglasses were gone: an oversized pair that I relied on through chemo to camouflage my bald eyes and forehead.
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Professor Wharton (who didn't want to use her full name, for privacy reasons), who teaches high school students in dual-enrollment classes in Texas, teared up as she recalled last week's surprise from the juniors in her Composition 1 class.
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When my college BFF — the one whom friends called my wife, and me her husband — gave birth to a son this spring, I teared up when I saw the first picture she sent, which came through on my morning commute.
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In a pair of Twitter posts early on Monday, Trump appeared to blame airport confusion on protesters, Democratic Senator Chuck Schumer, who had teared up while talking about the ban, and even a computer system failure at Delta Airlines late Sunday.
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When Kelsea Ballerini teared up at her No. 1 party for "Miss Me More," it just confirmed what fans already may be sensing: The hit song reflects a new turning point for the 26-year-old artist and her music.
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In her accepting speech, Patricia Arquette -- a supporting actress winner for Hulu's "The Act" -- teared up speaking about the death of her sister, actress and transgender activist Alexis Arquette, while making a plea for rights and acceptance of transgender people.
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But it was Rose's brief appearance, alive and defiant, bruised but unbowed, that I teared up at, after terrible rumors that she might have been written out from the final episode after the boiling outrage from the most regressive reaches of the fandom.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Ibrahim, a 35-year-old Moroccan who hawks bracelets weaved out of multi-colored fabric in front of Milan's cathedral, teared up when he spoke of the family he left behind and which relies on the money he sends home.
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Six months after the heist, Kardashian West opened up about the incident during an emotional interview on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, "I know this sounds crazy, but I know that was meant to happen to me," she said as she teared up.
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But inside the Washington office of a conservative lobbying firm, men who were rooting for the judge teared up as they listened to him describe how his 10-year-old daughter had asked that the family "pray for the woman" — meaning Dr. Blasey.
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He feared to be like his father who teared his parents' marriage apart by cheating and there he was thousands of miles away, long distance if you say, doing the same thing making his fear as real as his wife's fear of spiders.
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On Tuesday afternoon at Tavern on the Green in Manhattan's Central Park, elite marathoner Meb Keflezighi teared up as he said this marathon would be his last, capping off a career as one of the greatest American-distance runners of all time.
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"We're celebrating our 30th anniversary of Hangin' Tough, our 30th appearance at the Apollo and the 30th anniversary of the day we all fell in love with all you amazing fans," said Wahlberg, who teared up as he spoke to the packed Apollo crowd.
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In an emotional speech, Mr. Lewis, a revered civil rights activist, teared up as he described how, growing up in rural Alabama with little money for books, he and his siblings were turned away at the public library, told it was for whites only.
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"I am here, inspired by his memory, and determined that none of the kids here today or sitting in a hospital room right now, scared, as they get their diagnosis, will have the same fate as my father," Watt said as she teared up.
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On Tuesday, President Barack Obama teared up as he announced executive actions on guns and described some of the gun violence that has killed children around the US. "Every time I think about those kids, it gets me mad," Obama said as he wiped tears.
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Just after noon today, PewDiePie, the biggest star on YouTube, released a video in which he half-heartedly apologized for his use of Nazi imagery and anti-Semitic language, blamed the media for unfairly targeting him, and teared up as he thanked his fans for their support.
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Maya was not a sentimental person, but when Arutyunyan told her that she had confirmed the legend of the poem, she teared up — perhaps because her daughter had remembered what she had told her so many years earlier, or perhaps because she had finally believed her.
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While many tweeted that they fully believed the video to be true, and that they even teared up over it, Cline said he does not believe the majority of those reactions were "sincere" but mostly "self-serving" as part of the general social media culture and its normalized practices.
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Following the emotional ceremony, ("We both teared up!" says Craig), guests, including Craig's pal Chrissy Metz and Craig's stepsister Mandy Moore (Moore's dad is married to Craig's mom), sat down for a dinner of steak, vegetables and salmon and listened to toasts from the happy couple and her father.
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John R. Kasich of Ohio said he had "no clue" about personally battling addiction, he teared up as he told the story of how he had met a young woman who had ended up in foster care as her parents battled heroin, only to become a Princeton graduate.
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I teared up three times on my MTA ride—once when I started thinking about the "electricity" of the city, again when I saw subway ads urging people to help the homeless, and yet again when I thought about how good a decidedly non-emotional hardcore album was.
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"It's a much more emotional day for me than just a parade," said Michael Leb, 753, who teared up as he reflected on a time, not that long ago, when there was less acceptance of gay people and some companies would not hire them, much less march with them.
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I hung up the phone, rolled onto my bed, and teared up a little, both in shock that I was at a point in my life where I could talk to the voices of my childhood, and scared that I might have been wasting these opportunities with booze.
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My film students teared up at "Bicycle Thieves" and then were both puzzled and amused when I showed them the opening of "After the Fox," an elaborately silly 1966 caper comedy starring Peter Sellers that seems worlds away from "Thieves" but was also, as it happens, directed by De Sica.
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The petitioners, who range in age from 8 to 20503 and hail from 12 different countries, teared up as they presented their complaint at the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) headquarters and gave personal accounts of how their lives and homes have been upended by climate change because of politicians' inaction.
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Lori Greiner, who also teared up, said she could easily sell all of the Youngs' current inventory on QVC, while Kevin O'Leary was impressed but said they needed to bring down the $12.50 it costs to make the Cup Board Pro (the retail price was $40, the Youngs said on the show).
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"This album for me -- the 'Lemonade' album -- was just so monumental and so well thought out and so beautiful and soul-bearing and we all got to see another side to you that you don't always let us see and we appreciate that," she said as Beyoncé teared up from the front row.
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DeGeneres teared up as a White House aide introduced her and praised her courage in blazing a trail for LGBTQ equality: "At a pivotal moment, her courage and candor helped change the hearts and minds of million of Americans, accelerating our nation's constant drive toward equality and acceptance for all," the aide said.
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His former girlfriend, who said she attempted to talk Welch out of his actions when he revealed them to her, teared up when the prosecution played a short clip of a two-minute video Welch had recorded in the car on his way to Comet to say goodbye to his two young daughters.
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They wept when his father was cut down by an assassin's bullets' in Dallas in 1963; teared up again when he lost his mother, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, in 1994; and cheered when he married the love of his life, Carolyn Bessette, in a secret wedding in an old wooden church in Georgia two years later.
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The actor teared up as he took home the statue for outstanding performance by a male actor in a drama series at Sunday night's Screen Actors Guild Awards for his role in This Is Us. With his win, Brown made history as the first black actor to win a SAG Award in his category.
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Rep. Rashida TlaibRashida Harbi TlaibScaramucci calls on GOP to save country from Trump 'depredations' The Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation MORE (D-Mich.) teared up during a hearing Tuesday as she read death threats that her office has received since she entered Congress.
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Read more:Simone Biles calls out USA Gymnastics: 'You literally had one job and you couldn't protect us' Simone Biles teared up in an emotional interview about disgraced gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar America can't just arrest its way out of a mass shooting epidemic, experts sayAn astronaut may have committed the first space crime while aboard the International Space Station
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Take these lyrics that he (mostly) wrote for the show's opening song, "The Great War": But I think sometimes you see a pictureOr hear a songOr read a letterAnd a person that's forgotten comes alive for a moment I teared up at that last line as I read it the day before a rehearsal I attended.
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Read more:Selena Gomez teared up in an emotional video for Spotify where she said making her latest album was a &aposnightmare&aposJustin Bieber says he has Lyme disease and chronic mono affecting his &aposskin, brain function, energy, and overall health&aposHailey Baldwin thanks Bella and Gigi Hadid for helping her handle Justin Bieber&aposs Lyme disease diagnosisJustin Bieber says he and Hailey Bieber are going to &aposhave a baby&apos after his upcoming tour
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"There's obvious fear in the community because of the anti-immigrant rhetoric coming from this administration, but having Jon Feere, who came from CIS, in a leadership position at ICE and now these anti-immigrant groups showing up at stakeholder meetings for the first time in 14 years, it has also created this really deep-seated fear in the advocacy community," said an immigrants' rights activist who teared up recalling how one advocate felt she could no longer participate for fear of exposing herself to ICE.
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Haiti has produced journalists like Yamiche Alcindor; literary champions like Roxane Gay; athletes like Jozy Altidore, who have represented the U.S. on the world stage; Ralph Victor Gilles, a Haitian automobile designer and executive at Chrysler; U.S. Representative Mia Love, a GOP member of Congress from Utah; my dear, close friend, Edwin Raymond, who risks his life everyday as a New York City Police Officer, at times guarding Trump Tower; and Alix Schoelcher Idrache, who teared up as he stood alongside his peers during his graduation from United States Military Academy at West Point, ready to make the ultimate sacrifice for a commander-in-chief that believes he's from a "shithole" nation.
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