Torres and Norton broke down in tears at their sentencing.
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Last night, I found myself in tears at the news.
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"I was in tears at the world championship," he says.
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"Literally fighting back tears at my office," said Bree Ryback.
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I would just burst into tears at the farmers' market.
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The police chief choked back tears at a news conference.
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Years later, Mr. Bisht burst into tears at the memory.
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I will be in floods of tears at the end otherwise.
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As he hopscotches Senate battlegrounds, Trump incessantly tears at that dilemma.
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Hopefully we can dry our tears at an epic clearance sale.
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"We regularly deal with tears at the front door," she said.
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Roy's family burst into tears at first sight of the image.
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Jennifer Lawrence wasn't the only one shedding tears at Amy Schumer's wedding.
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Jennifer Lawrence couldn't hold back the tears at Amy Schumer's surprise wedding.
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LeBron burst into tears at the buzzer when celebrating with his teammates.
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Kris bursts into tears at the idea of having a seventh grandchild.
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Hariri's eyes welled up with tears at one point in the interview.
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I know how deportation tears at the fabric of families and communities.
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Harding leaves the ice in tears at the Lillehammer Winter Olympics on Feb.
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It is unbearably painful and I can barely keep the tears at bay.
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Their split tears at our freshly mended heartstrings after the end of Brangelina.
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Neither appears to be easy, with Toya holding back tears at one point.
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Employees said there were no tears at PDVSA's headquarters, just stony-faced resignation.
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His tears at being sentenced to seven years in prison drew little sympathy.
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It's not uncommon for guests to shed a few tears at a wedding.
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I would burst into tears at random moments, and I wasn't sleeping well.
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She tears at her face, just as Farid's mom did in Ramon's dream.
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At some points, he visibly held back tears; at others, he just rambled.
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"I need an angel," Ms. Hernández said, holding back tears at 2869 a.m.
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A friend of theirs who visited had burst into tears at the sight.
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She bursts into tears at the sight of a fight on her special day.
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That part of the story still tears at him and at times cripples him.
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I ignore the call, feeling like I might burst into tears at any moment.
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Ryan Seacrest fought back tears at the end of American Idol's series finale Thursday.
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His colleagues are crying now, crying hot tears at the indescribable beauty of it.
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Bradley Cooper's Model GF Brought to Tears At WimbledonKanye & Desiigner: Party in the Hamptons!
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As a "crier" herself, she was interested in how others perceived tears at work.
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Williams broke down in tears at Wimbledon when reporters questioned her about the wreck.
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"I love my new family," she said wiping away tears at the reception after.
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And God help me, I found myself in happy tears at a magic show.
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Research shows that high rates of uninsurance tears at the fabric of a neighborhood.
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Now, he's gone," Gutierrez said through tears at the press conference, "He didn't deserve this.
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"There's no place I'd rather be than here," Rennie said through tears at Haas Pavilion.
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Co-workers told of occasionally finding Ms. Heyer in tears at her desk over injustice.
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The tweet featured Nida Allam, a Sanders campaigner, in tears at the Democratic National Convention (DNC).
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She appeared to be close to tears at times, but she was firm and dignified throughout.
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DJ was extremely emotional during the hearing and even broke down in tears at one point.
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As the game winds down, I am bored to sleep and tears at the same time.
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Don Mattingly, the Marlins' manager, fought back tears at a news conference on Sunday in Miami.
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"My mom and I, we broke down to tears" at the "completely devastating" news, she says.
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"It's been really rough," she told Refinery29 through tears at the Love Is Blind reunion filming.
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"René, this one's for you," she said through tears at the conclusion of her heartfelt acceptance speech.
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Papadakis burst into tears at the end of the skate as she hugged her longtime skating partner.
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"This merciless slaughter of Christians in Egypt tears at our hearts and grieves our souls," Trump said.
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I didn't expect to be moved to tears at my desk this morning, but here we are.
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My husband is rolling with laughter — almost to tears at one point — and I enjoy it too.
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"They killed my daughter," Abreu's mother, Dorah Restituyo said through tears at a press conference held Friday.
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His wife recounts how she burst into tears at the 12-week ultrasound of her unborn baby.
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The subject, which brought her to tears at Wimbledon, has not been raised in news conferences here.
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Asked by Today co-host Jenna Bush Hager if there were tears at the drop-off, Mrs.
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Why did stylist/fashion editor Agnes Cammock break down in tears at a Paris fashion show years ago?
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The fans grew so abusive that Moon's young son would appear in tears at his locker after games.
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The disparity "tears at the moral fabric of our nation," Education Secretary John B. King Jr. told reporters.
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Family members on both sides broke into tears at different points during the hearing and were quietly comforted.
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The film earned critical acclaim and plenty of tears at Sundance this year, especially for Shannon's devastating performance.
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And violence against a religious group, in a house of God, tears at the heart of our humanity.
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Dr. Blasey delivered her opening statement, at times through tears, at times resolute — but always with palpable emotion.
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In fact, I'm convinced that Dan Fogelman and the NBC show's writers relish in our tears at this point.
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There are half a century's-worth of sweet, romantic Disney tunes to bring people to tears at a wedding.
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For me, I've never not ended a session of eyeglasses shopping without choking back rage tears at the optometrist's.
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Although Yu's mother broke down into a fresh flood of tears at her daughter's insistence, Yu continued smiling throughout.
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"She added: "Crude populism tramples on the rights of minorities and tears at the very fabric of our democracy.
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Faced now with Patsy P. in all her unloveliness, Annie is moved nearly to tears at her own life.
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The tennis star, 37, broke down in tears at Wimbledon in July when reporters questioned her about the wreck.
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She was so moved by her performance that she broke into tears at the end and covered her face.
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This one, currently running on prime-time TV, features a man bursting into tears at a child's birthday party.
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It's possible that the photos, as well as Cohan's tears at NYCC, could all just be a devious misdirect.
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The singer broke down in tears at the end of her performance and hugged the artists accompanying her on stage.
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The Schlegels employ a Black maid named Annie (Donna Banya) who seems absolutely frazzled and near-tears at all times.
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You also need it to last from those emotional first tears at the ceremony through your grand, confetti-strewn exit.
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Hicks was said to be "a puddle of tears" at a White House meeting Wednesday, according to a source there.
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As they told their stories, the cast of OITNB watched backstage, shedding tears at their stories, and eventually surprising them.
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Now, when the pain comes, it comes in stronger, he said, and he finds himself in tears at unexpected moments.
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Below the eyes of each sculpture lie enormous trickling tears, at times looking more like facial deformations than eye secretions.
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"I hate it, I really do," said Gaye Sorah, 59, who was close to tears at the thought of Brexit.
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"It's a gift to be in this final again," Lopez, who looked close to tears at the end, told reporters.
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This decision tears at the fabric of our democracy and puts the interests of the established few above the many.
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But this avalanche of allegations tears at our collective American soul and spirit in ways not dissimilar from those events.
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Moved to tears at a concert, Zubaida Haque, a paleontologist, opens her heart to the man sitting next to her.
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Almora was distraught and in tears at home plate, throwing his hands behind his head immediately after seeing the impact.
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Karlov's wife, Marina Karlova, and mother shed tears at the funeral, with Karlova planting a kiss on her late husband's forehead.
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When we arrived on St. Croix I was moved to tears at the efforts the Crucians are putting forth to help.
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He told me that he started taking two sedatives in the morning so that he wouldn't burst into tears at work.
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"None of them know how to swim," said Nurhayati, wiping away tears at the makeshift crisis center set up by authorities.
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Mr. Khan broke down in tears at their insistence he take the gun, one of the hostages said, but reluctantly complied.
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" In a news conference outside a different Chicago hospital, Mayor Emanuel said the incident "tears at the soul of our city.
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Ultimately, it is Bow's own unsettled sense of identity that brings her to tears at the thought of Junior preferring white women.
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My husband admits that his tears at my negative pregnancy test were mostly out of relief — but not all of them were.
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Canelo tears at Smith's torso, and Smith crumples, only to launch back into Canelo's midsection when the Mexican pauses for a breath.
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There are usually a few tears at a wedding, and Pippa Middleton's nuptials to financier James Matthews on Saturday were no exception.
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We just got here and already we're on the brink of tears at times, or at least my mother and I are.
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The 29-year-old was seen in tears at the end of the game, having missed a penalty in the decisive shootout.
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On Tuesday, Maddox's mother, Carrie Ritch, spoke through tears at a press conference as she pleaded for help to find her son.
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Now that the Marine Corps must allow women to serve in combat roles, it tears at the social fabric of the service.
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For Aly Raisman, the tough team captain and emotional leader who made her second Olympics, the tears at these trials began early.
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And when any part of our family begins to feel separate or second class, it tears at the heart of our nation.
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He sometimes wears his son's silver sneakers and can still roar with laughter and tremble in tears at thoughts of his son.
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Dalí said we couldn't come, as we were watching a funeral on TV. Dalí was in tears at the death of Franco.
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The second most common type of injury was cuts and contusions, at 18%, followed by cartilage or other tissue tears at 17%.
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Of course, some stories make you cry more than others, but with Taylor Swift, it's best to expect tears at all times.
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Though he broke down in tears at the end of his relationship with Burnett, the Iowa native commended her for following her heart.
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"I live on the fine line of an eating disorder," Wainstein told the ladies through tears at a dinner thrown by Dorinda Medley.
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But on the inside, I was bubbling with so much admiration and gratitude that I could have burst into tears at any moment.
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On Sunday, the Full House star, 52, was brought to tears at the TV Land Icon Awards while accepting the Timeless Icon statuette.
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Cindy McCain was moved to tears at her late husband John McCain's funeral during a touching rendition of one of his favorite songs.
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Tears at the injustice he had suffered and the thought that no one, no child should ever go through anything like he did.
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Tyrese has posted a gut-wrenching, almost hysterical video where he dissolves into tears at times and other times shows bursts of anger.
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When your daughter starts preschool, you burst into tears at the meeting with her teachers where you discuss how to handle snack time.
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Obama has said he has been dreading this day, joking that he would be wearing sunglasses to hide his tears at the ceremony.
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Unidentified former aides detailed instances in which they said Klobuchar berated staff over small mistakes, and left some workers in tears at times.
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Her emotions are constantly brimming in her eyes, on the verge of spilling out in vulnerable tears at any single act of kindness.
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After receiving fluids, Martin took the court and was in tears at one stage at having had his integrity questioned before the match.
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Photographs on Twitter showed campaigners hugging and in tears at the Together2800yes umbrella group's headquarters shortly after the first exit poll was published.
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"I know I will regret this for the rest of my life," Smith said, fighting back tears at a news conference in Sydney.
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He "alternated between laughter and tears," at several points in the recent Times article and sometimes stopped talking altogether, possibly overcome by emotion.
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"Inaction tears at our conscience and can lead to more costly intervention later," he said in accepting the Nobel Peace Prize in 2009.
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His roommate obliges, and finds himself so caught up in the charade that he sheds prideful tears at his "son"'s test results.
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She tears at her own face, runs through a psychedelic desert shrine, unleashes rainbow smoke into the sky, and wails her voice raw.
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"I am sick and devastated by this tragedy," Gina Caze said through tears at a press conference in the days following Naika Venant's death.
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"We're one American family, and when any part of our family feels second-class...it tears at the fabric of our nation," Obama said.
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A man in tears at the scene of a fire at a shopping mall in the Siberian city of Kemerovo, Russia, on March 282.
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Amber Heard broke down in tears at her scheduled deposition hearing and refused to testify under oath on Saturday, according to Johnny Depp's attorney.
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Maria Munir, 20, welled up in tears at the "town hall" style meeting as they said they hadn't told their parents about their identity.
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America is a free nation, but the greed that Bresch has shown tears at the belief in the fairness of our free market system.
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But there were not many tears at the memorial service, because the three seemed to have already made the transition from people to icons.
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" Mercer continued that cycle for more than a year, pushing away tears at work in an effort to, in her words, not appear "weak.
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Viewers watch several staffers break down in tears at different points after drinking the mushroom tea, talking out loud to the on-site therapists.
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Users can also wield a lightsaber, an experience that Dobbs Beck says brought some fans to tears at the Game Developers Conference in March.
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The Orange is the New Black star shed tears at Thursday's show premiere when talking about the recent shooting at Orlando gay-friendly nightclub Pulse.
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Songs deal with loss, grief and loneliness; bouts of slapstick-heavy, theatrical bickering give way to lines about an internal pain that tears at flesh.
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My songs are very personal and for the crowds to respond so well and so openly brought me close to tears at a few shows.
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Twenty five-year-old Nareasha Willis, who created the sweatshirt, wrote on Instagram she was "literally in tears" at how well the item was received.
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Lady Gaga was moved to tears at the 2018 Toronto International Film Festival after she was praised for her performance in A Star Is Born.
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Queen Elizabeth rarely makes a public show of emotion, but the stoic monarch was seemingly moved to tears at a service for fallen soldiers Tuesday.
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I cried real genuine tears at various points throughout the movie, particularly at the end when Carrie finally got her wedding ring from Mr. Big.
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Duncan said the deliberations were heated at times, leading some jurors to tears at one point, but that politics did not influence their decision-making.
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Peter Strathern detected a bit more understanding, saying that an immigration aide who attended that session with Forsythe was "almost in tears" at one point.
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And when any part of our family starts to feel separate, or second-class, or targeted, it tears at the very fabric of our nation.
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"It's difficult to talk about something that is gonna go out to the world," Banfield-Jones says through tears at the beginning of the emotional episode.
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Theroux greeted Kuma in tears at the airport, gave her a big hug and took her home to a new life filled with care and affection.
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"I would like to apologise for what you have all had to go through," Babchenko, who looked on the verge of tears at times, told reporters.
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She wanted to work longer hours to earn more money, but her eight-year-old son burst into tears at the prospect of being left alone.
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Surely, I'm not the only one moved to near tears at photographs of a frail-looking Liu with his almost equally frail-looking wife Liu Xia.
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"Corruption tears at the entire fabric of a society," Secretary of State John Kerry said during a speech at an anticorruption summit in London in May.
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But on Thursday, as Ms. Zeno examined the shallots in a farm store and cafe, her eyes welled with tears at the very mention of Mrs.
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"I would like to apologize for what you have all had to go through," Babchenko, who looked on the verge of tears at times, told reporters.
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Bill Clinton was moved to tears at a NYC restaurant after an immigrant waiter got down on his knees and credited Bill with saving his life.
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Mr. Koizumi, 74, visited a group of the sailors, including Petty Officer Zeller, in San Diego in May, breaking down in tears at a news conference.
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I was close to tears at many points, proud of my grandfather, of the space program, of John's enduring enthusiasm for humankind's exploration of our universe.
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They didn't understand the "traumatized" girl who could burst into tears at any moment or who could be triggered into fits of paralysis by frayed nerves.
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The "Tik Tok" singer reportedly broke down in tears at the ruling, which denied her request for a temporary injunction that would have nullified her Sony contract.
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Baxter broke down in tears at a news conference in Beirut after arriving in the Lebanese capital from Syria, saying he thought he would be held forever.
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She had the beachy waves, the flushed cheeks, and the big doe-eyes — just ready to burst into tears at any moment (as they so often did).
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We can't let negative forces pull us apart, all this divisive energy that strives to find what tears at the fabric of society and pulls the thread.
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Her Czech doubles partner was reduced to tears at courtside during the incident and led a flood of messages of support for Mattek-Sands on social media.
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It's hard not to notice the change in Cyrus after she released her hazy love song, "Malibu," and performed it through tears at the Billboard Music Awards.
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Last month T.S. Thakur, the chief justice, burst into tears at a public meeting that included the prime minister, Narendra Modi, as he pleaded for more resources.
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"He was never in a bad mood, it was unreal, he loved what he did," Richardson said at the news conference, breaking down in tears at times.
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Beth's death has been incredibly hard on Dog -- he broke down in tears at her Colorado memorial -- who's also been dealing with other forms of stress lately.
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Survivors of the Auschwitz concentration camp and their families break into tears at the execution wall at the former Auschwitz I site in Oswiecim, Poland, Jan. 27.
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As footage rolls of the family in tears at her funeral, Jim Bob Duggar reveals in a confessional how he learned about the death of his mother.
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Videos of Nie's family bursting into tears at the news of Friday's verdict were shared thousands of times on the microblog Weibo, China's equivalent of social network Twitter.
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Lenny the overgrown boy is moved to tears at the thought that his parents reached out to him... and then suddenly they're in Vatican City to see him.
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Green MPs only backed the deal by one vote after an emergency meeting and Vice premier Asa Romson of the Greens was close to tears at the announcement.
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She has to smooth things out with her alliance, and based on Michaela's tears at Tribal Council, it looks like she has her work cut out for her.
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To see the industry downturn tears at the cultural roots of how people perceive themselves and where they live, because it pulls the rug out from underneath you.
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Mr. Polk's tears at the news of the gender of his future child reveal that the issue took on new significance only after his new connection to it.
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Now it tears at me to know that the final choice — obtaining foreign citizenship and moving an ocean away from our friends and loved ones — might be necessary.
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The way he'd said, "It breaks my heart" gave me the feeling that if I had burst into tears at that moment, he would have wept with me.
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As early as the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut, Obama held back tears at the podium as he talked about the children who were killed.
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After about a month of taking the pill my skin was awful, the mood swings were worse, I was feeling sick and bursting into tears at random times.
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He looked at me with the biggest, saddest eyes (I could tell he was barely holding back tears at this point) and whispered, 'Oh... okay... thanks,' and walked out.
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" Richards has to wipe away tears at watching her daughter's confession, which is followed by her own admission that "I need to remember how my decisions do affect Kimberly.
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"That wasn't the right way to release that foundation," said founder Maureen Kelly, who was fighting back tears at the editor launch event in New York City this morning.
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Her latest feature, "Toni Erdmann", continues to explore the routine humiliations of modern life; audience members were left in tears at its world premiere in Cannes earlier this year.
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"It's amazing to be back playing against Stan in a final like that, he was playing unbelievable," Murray, who appeared close to tears at the end, said on court.
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GOLD COAST, Australia (Reuters) - Cate Campbell fought back tears at the Commonwealth Games on Saturday after winning her first individual medal since ending a self-imposed exile from swimming.
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Of course, my heart plummeted and I could feel humanity's downfall one step closer but there was no tears, at church this weekend there was no announcement, no prayer.
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His sound shadowy and haunted, with tears at its core, he is adept at playing outsiders like Don Alvaro, but occasionally he can seem muted on stage, merely grumpy.
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There were multiple times, as I pulled up yet another photo of a woman facing her abuser in court, that I wanted to burst into tears at my desk.
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"I didn't play my best tennis today and was disappointed, but Sloane, being the great friend she was, was very supportive," Keys said, still fighting tears at the ceremony.
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Those people never gave him anything; for that, there were middle-aged women, capable of breaking into tears at the sight of an obviously single, skinny, uncared-for man.
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That came when Helen, anguished by Stacey's tears — at least, I think that's what it was — decided to finally admit that she drove the car that killed Scotty Lockhart.
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Mr. Torres, who was fired from the correction department in 2014 and testified through tears at times, said Mr. Coll then lifted Mr. Spear's head and leaned in close.
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I couldn't believe the same girl who shook with tears at the top of the ropes course as a kid had not only hopped off the platform, but enjoyed it.
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Given that that's the main theme of the epiosde, that's how we'll be proceeding: tear by tear, all the way to my tears at the very end of it all.
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" Choking back tears at times, she said she was "sorry that we did not win this election for the values we share and the vision we hold for our country.
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If somebody tears at the moral order by drawing blood through the lash of slavery, then that wrong will have to be paid for by the blood of the sword.
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This is followed by a brief, enigmatic interlude of a charming donkey wandering in a derelict house where the dog tears at a small, dead animal, presumably our hapless hare.
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I dissolved into tears at the theater as wordlessly, the stage turned into a wedding, whose every step I knew by rote, and Tsaytl married her love, the short tailor.
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Rams stars Jared Goff and Andrew Whitworth shared an emotional moment with victims of the horrific Thousand Oaks massacre after the L.A. win Monday night ... nearly coming to tears at midfield.
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In this man's case, the flesh-eating bacteria likely was not from the bug itself, but from scratching the resulting bite, which tears at the skin and exposes it to infection.
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Jamie Lee Curtis was left struggling to hold back tears at San Diego Comic-Con after meeting a fan who told the crowd how her character in Halloween saved his life.
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Mazin Yusif, a 13-year-old-boy, broke down in tears at the Reyhanli Hospital in southern Turkey near the Syrian border, where about 25 victims have been taken for treatment.
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But here I am, sitting on my sofa as a (supposedly) fully-grown, 30-year-old adult, blinking back tears at the sound of "What Can I Do" by The Corrs.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Portia Woodman and Ellia Green were both in tears at the end of the inaugural Olympic women's rugby sevens final on Monday but for very different reasons.
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Hawkins said she burst into tears at trials this year because the family could afford to bring all three of Douglas's siblings to trials, when four years ago it could not.
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At naturalization ceremonies in Los Angeles last week, many of the 6,000 newly sworn citizens proudly waved flags and shed tears at the culmination of a lengthy journey to become Americans.
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At several moments during the hearing, she appeared to be close to tears, at one point seeming to gasp for air as she listened to prosecutors reading the charges against her.
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It seems to me that many men could benefit from some emotional bodybuilding — and that shedding tears at a movie can serve as the psychic equivalent of situps or bench presses.
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James Woods drinking from an invisible cup of liberals' tears at a poker tournament in 2008 (Photo by Michael Buckner/Getty Images)You know how some people are really addicted to cocaine?
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Nicole's mother, Tammy Weeks, broke down in tears at the conference while speaking of her daughter, who had grappled with serious illness since she was born and needed daily medication to survive.
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But there's a broad spectrum of flip-flops: those that live in the discount bin of tears at Payless, and high-end athleisure flip-flops from KITH you can only purchase online.
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Throughout the documentary, Gaga references taking photos with her fans —and in one touching scene, surprises a dedicated Little Monster through a radio station and is moved to tears at the love.
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People kept referring to me with "she/her" pronouns, and by the end of the game I was nearly in tears at what was supposed to be a relaxing, fun work outing.
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But, while saying the "murder of innocent people breaks our hearts, tears at our sense of security and makes us furious," she described proposals to ban Muslim immigration as offensive and counterproductive.
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He also shared photos from Taylor's father-daughter dance in February 2018 and her junior high graduation in May of that year, when he shed lots of tears at the milestone ceremony.
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"You guys are believing some fucking facade that our parents are saying... If you can't see that, you're ignorant and you're stupid," Savage said through tears at one point, while Clary comforted her.
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Wiping away tears at the University of Pennsylvania's Irvine Auditorium on Wednesday, Jenner told audience members that keeping her father out of the loop will "always haunt me," according to the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Victim: 'I don't know if my family is dead or alive' Mazin Yusif, a 13-year-old-boy, broke down in tears at the Reyhanli Hospital in southern Turkey near the Syrian border.
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On Baseball There were tears at Citi Field on opening day, emotion spilling over from Keith Hernandez, the Mets broadcaster and former first baseman who lost his friend, Rusty Staub, on Thursday morning.
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I couldn't keep the tears at bay as I sat down; I leaked tears and milk as I slid the chair back and forth, clutching the baby to my breast for dear life.
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Comedian Chris Gethard's HBO comedy special "Career Suicide" is nearly entirely devoted to discussing, in a way that both busts your gut and tears at your heart, his lifelong struggle with suicidal thoughts.
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I was in tears at one point over it, I was filled with anger, but then at a certain point I had to sit back and laugh at it because it's so evil.
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In Kabir Khan's drama, this one-time all-conquering hero has morphed into a bumbling dimwit who bursts into tears at the slightest provocation and can barely land a blow on the bad guys.
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The 2006 World Cup winner, close to tears at times, said that until two weeks ago he had been set to end his playing career, but changed his mind after receiving "very interesting" proposals.
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"When we took the lead I thought we were going to win," said 21-year-old university student Nao Okada, who burst into tears at a Tokyo sports bar as the final whistle sounded.
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When the final whistle blew moments later, he collapsed to his knees in tears at the center of the field, covering his eyes again, this time overcome by the emotion of the narrow escape.
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Each of those four forces tears at the fabric of the political and economic certainties that have defined post-Cold War Europe and Germany, coming in the thirtieth anniversary year of the country's reunification.
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"Feud" is pretty rough on Crawford, but Lange helps us contextualize her behavior, helps us understand why that woman a decade later would break down in tears at the unconditional love coming at her.
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Williams collapsed on the field after the play, and was reportedly in tears at his locker as he and his teammates tried to make sense of the shocking play that had ended their season.
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Once she regained a modicum of wind, Yang called her parents, fighting to catch her breath and holding back tears at the same time, which, she remembers, made her sound like she was injured.
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"I want you to know that as I stand here today I know the responsibility that I have to do good with this money," she said, fighting back tears at a press conference in November.
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Manal al-Sharif, an activist who was jailed in 2011 for challenging the driving ban, said she was in tears at the news—and that getting rid of the guardianship system was her next goal.
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Chair umpires took center stage at Flushing Meadows this year, more than at any other tournament in recent memory, and culminated with Serena Williams being reduced to tears at her treatment in the women's final.
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Ms. Ersson, 21, live-streamed the standoff on the flight late Monday on Facebook, and footage of the 14-minute video shows her in tears, at times being confronted by crew members and angry passengers.
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It was a surreal scene as he fielded questions for nearly 45 minutes after he made his announcement, appearing to hold back tears at times, and repeatedly said that he loved Buss like a sister.
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Target acquired, it tears at the wood with rodent-like teeth that are both continually growing, like a beaver's, and so strong that in captivity aye-ayes have been known to chew through cinder blocks.
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Sabraw said the civil rights group's allegations "sufficiently describe government conduct that arbitrarily tears at the sacred bond between parent and child" and could "shock the conscience," a legal standard for determining a due process violation.
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"Violent crime tears at the fabric of our common life -- and so any increase in violent crime is of the deepest concern to me as Attorney General and to the entire Department of Justice," Lynch said.
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A career official at the civil rights office of the Homeland Security Department, whose job is to process complaints by people who feel they have been mistreated, watched staff members crumple into tears at their desks.
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Fighting back tears at a morning news conference as his teammates gathered around him, the four-time All-Star gave thanks to the people whom he said helped him to become the player he is today.
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" He also told the judge that his betrayal of Mr. Noel, who was prosecuted and lost his job, "tears at my soul every single day," adding: "Bottom line is my parents raised me better than this.
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Rose revealed on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon that she found out about her role just an hour before the premiere for her new shark movie The Meg, trying to hold back tears at the event.
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" They had met in June 2010 amid more sweat than tears at an exercise boot camp held two nights a week in what Ms. Wollersheim described as "the dimly lit basement of a U.S. Defense Department building.
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Mr. Obama, who spoke fervently about the need for the United States to intervene on humanitarian grounds in foreign conflicts — "inaction tears at our conscience," he said in 2009 — failed to do so in war-torn Syria.
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I've sweated in the blaze of dragon fire, shed many tears at those who left our family early, and wrung my brain dry trying to do Khaleesi and the masterful words, actions (and names) I was given, justice.
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How I would laugh to the point of tears at the idea of the two of us dancing to the sound of Razorlight, played by an amateur covers band from Hounslow called Razorlike, under some rented disco lights.
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Beneath that arresting image, Salieri and Mozart play out their wounding dance of death, the climactic "Requiem" rattling their symbiotic being, not to mention an audience for whom a time-honored play once again tears at the soul.
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Sharing a series of Instagram photos of herself posing in a custom-made Yousef Al Jasmi yellow beaded gown alongside husband Jay Z, Beyoncé revealed that she had been moved to tears at the star-studded event on Saturday.
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We see Justice Ginsburg planking with her personal trainer, riding an elephant with her late friend and jurisprudential nemesis Antonin Scalia, moved to tears at the opera, and erupting in stitches when seeing herself parodied on "Saturday Night Live".
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He later explained that his tears at the 2015 P.G.A. Championship were brought on by thoughts of the sacrifices that his mother, Dening, and his two sisters had made so that he could reach the zenith of his sport.
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There is, first, the strange dynamic of seeing parents cry happy tears at learning their child is a boy or a girl, as if they may have had a different reaction had the smoke bomb been pink instead of blue.
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The only reason I'd be caught crying in a Harry Potter bar is because I'm too overwhelmed with fangirl emotion, so I can only assume that's also why Justin Bieber was seen shedding tears at the Leaky Cauldron in Orlando, Florida.
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Riverdale creator and the brain behind the Netflix spin-off Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa tweeted out a photo of the cat for the first time today, and it filled me with so much emotion that I cried real tears at my desk.
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But Trump has also stigmatized Mexicans and other immigrants and his dark vision of a nation under siege from hordes of invaders has turned a border security dispute into a political quarrel that tears at American cultural and racial divides.
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Jacksboro Elementary School teacher Brook Goins said in a Facebook post that she burst into tears at school, after a child told her he didn't have food and often went to bed hungry, unless staff members put food in his backpack.
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Ford offered a gripping account of the alleged assault from the 1980s that left an audience in the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing room rapt, appearing to hold back tears at times as she recounted an event from her high school years.
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His shouting, stomping, preaching, and tears at the controversial revival jolted, scared, and unsettled the sixteen-year-old Graham, making him suddenly aware of the possibility of a larger life beyond the farm, and beyond the hardscrabble isolation of the South.
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At an April release party at the Diamond Horseshoe for her book, Ms. Campbell was a puddle of tears at the prospect of giving a toast, surrounded by friends like Ms. Wintour, Mr. Jacobs, André Leon Talley and Gayle King.
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Thailand 2, Australia 2 BANGKOK — Many expected there would be tears at the Rajamangala National Stadium on Tuesday when Thailand played Australia in a World Cup qualifier only a month after the death of the host country's much-loved king.
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" But Eric H. Holder Jr., an attorney general in the Obama administration who now heads the National Democratic Redistricting Committee, said the decision "tears at the fabric of our democracy and puts the interests of the established few above the many.
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And I burst into tears at that memory of something I would never experience—never need to experience—and at seeing the faces of my husband and people who cared about me nearby, helping me, and this new emerging being.
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Ordinary people were moved to tears at the sight of them, and some were so awed by the begum — so convinced that she was their returning queen — that they refused to turn their backs to her, walking backward, out of respect.
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Her recent debut solo museum show, Full of Tears, at the Vincent Price Art Museum, was a multimedia autobiographical tableau featuring CGI models of the artist, assemblages of found furniture, family photos, and a headless sculpture depicting her zaftig frame.
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Nakamoto, who had recently seen Mikkers' Imaginarium of Tears at REUSE Festival in Kuwait, and briefly met him while presenting his own work, wanted to do something similar with his own tears, then build the music over top this process.
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They chanted, waved signs with slogans like "Solidarity with Migrant Families," shared sunscreen, and fought back angry tears at the thought of having unwittingly become a part of what many consider to be human rights abuses on the part of the U.S. government.
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Andrea Mitchell: Unlike past elections where I've been through this process, where both sides try to heal some wounds, there was none of that and there was a, the Clinton people were still in shock and breaking into tears at one point.
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I'm simplifying years of painstaking and unnecessary literary criticism to make a point here: a mash-up of famous Vine clips set to the "Blessings" reprise from Chance the Rapper's third mixtape, Coloring Book, has moved me to tears at my desk.
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The trophy was lifted by Ronaldo, who broke down in tears at the final whistle but whose game had come to a frustrating end after 24 minutes when he was carried crying from the pitch on a stretcher with a knee injury.
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"There is no stronger supporter of democracy in Hong Kong than me, but to confuse that campaign with a campaign for independence is a terrible mistake," Patten, who governed from 1992 to 1997 and was in tears at the handover ceremony, told Reuters.
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In a portion of the audio recording of the meeting with Uber's 'Lady Eng' group on Thursday, Kalanick appears emotional, as if on the verge of tears at one point — and later expressly described the discussion as "a little bit emotional for me".
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Rublev, who began his ATP Tour title collection in Umag this year, looked close to tears at the end but his performance, and that of Chung's, suggested both will be challenging for some of the biggest prizes in the sport before long.
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Cover: Mark Harris, Republican candidate in North Carolina's 9th Congressional race, fights back tears at the conclusion of his son John Harris's testimony during the third day of a public evidentiary hearing on the 9th Congressional District voting irregularities investigation Wednesday, Feb.
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It was from there that she reveled in the rare access granted to thousands of other Iranian woman, where she cheered each of Iran's 14 goals, where she was moved to tears at times by the sheer emotional power of the day.
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Find out how they met, Medley's friendship with Princess Diana, why she burst into tears at Andy Cohen's baby shower and her bond with the other women on the show, listen to this week's episode and subscribe to UnStyled via Apple Podcasts today
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Aung San Suu Kyi's powers might be limited, but she can and must use her moral authority to convey that hate and the persecution of any group, including the Rohingya, tears at the nonviolent fabric of Buddhism, with which the majority identifies.
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Palm Springs Police Chief Bryan Reyes choked back tears at a press conference Saturday night as he described how Lesley Zerebny and Jose Gilbert "Gil" Vega were shot — along with one other officer — as they responded to a mother calling about her mentally disturbed son.
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Each about the size of a golf cart, and costing a total of $22.1 million, the twin rovers jump-started a sagging space agency, triggered tears at mission control and visits to JPL from politicians, and sparked the public's imagination of exploring the red planet.
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" Eric Holder, who served as U.S. attorney general under Democratic former President Barack Obama and now is chairman of the National Democratic Redistricting Committee, said, "This decision tears at the fabric of our democracy and puts the interests of the established few above the many.
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He also said two Masses and met with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Emperor Naruhito, to whom he described the deep impression made on him as a nine-year-old boy in Argentina by his parents' tears at news of the Nagasaki and Hiroshima bombings.
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As a child of two immigrants I am in tears at the thought of my parents moving to this country and giving so much up for a "better" future for their children, and am horrified for my young nieces and what their future holds.
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"Stan is a fantastic asset to have in a crew," he said then in a blog for the BBC, observing that the youngster had a "good engine" that allowed him to produce less of the burning lactic acid that tears at a rower's muscles and mind.
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The boyfriend of Samantha Josephson, the college student killed after she mistakenly entered a car she believed was her Uber ride, choked back tears at a vigil as he revealed he had been tracking her journey on his phone – and knew right away something was terribly wrong.
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If any part of teen girl culture is prone to particular scorn, it's band fandom: the girls who burst into tears at the sight of Justin Bieber and write elaborate fanfiction about how Louis Tomlinson and Harry Styles from One Direction are clearly secretly in love.
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And when he slumps in the front door of his "home" to find Elizabeth, washing dishes in that quiet-angry-mom way, he looks about ready to burst into tears at letting her and his people down (by making secret phone calls to his cancer-stricken brother).
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My father had been dead two years by then, but my eyes filled instantly with tears at the first line — "My father could use a little mercy now" — and I had to pull over to the side of the road because I couldn't see to drive.
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After publishing a book about my experience caring for and leaving children who were not my own, I had people write me emails and come up to me in tears at readings, expressing their own hidden losses, their own experiences that have gone unnamed and often unacknowledged.
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"I don't know why it was so traumatic," Mr. Brown, who is now 22004, said in a recent interview at his home in St. Paul, fighting tears at the memory, which he said he was moved to share as part of the national reckoning over sexual misconduct.
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Gwen—Jamison changed the names of the interviewees—was a Seneca House patient who went on to become its director, and who, in the midst of trying to get insurance accreditation for the facility, and organizing her son's wedding, became overwhelmed and broke down in tears at work.
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"The tragedy last Thursday at the Capital Gazette in Annapolis, Maryland, tears at our hearts, tugs at our compassion and calls forth our fears for the safety of all those on the front lines of truth, accountability and journalistic pursuit," said a joint release by the two groups.
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"I did not know Christmas morning, at four o'clock in the morning when I said goodbye to him and sent him off to his family, that it would be the last time that I saw him," Randy Richardson, Newman's police chief, said through tears at a news conference.
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Look at the failed 1972 presidential campaign of Senator Edmund S. Muskie, who displayed his emotional side (some observers said he shed tears at a news conference) defending his wife from charges by a conservative New Hampshire newspaper publisher that she was "unladylike" — a gender-bender double whammy!
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She's the musical equivalent of eating a fat tub of raspberry ripple ice cream at 2 AM. When you're streaming with tears at the wheel of your Fiat Punto, you can play your scratched Jagged Little Pill CD and wail along: "It's like RAYAYAAINNNNNN" until you are literally screaming with catharsis.
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Lisa Murkowski of Alaska -- a moderate Republican who's been known to break with her party on big legislation -- voted against the Republican health care plan and returned to her home state over the weekend, where she said she was met with "an outpouring of support and thanks and tears" at airports.
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Céline Dion brought the crowd to tears at the Billboard Music Awards Sunday night with a moving performance of her hit Titanic ballad "My Heart Will Go On." And she fittingly channeled an angel for the performance in what might be one of her most spectacular stage outfits of all time.
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Kylie got to witness one of the surgeries (in full glam, and later meets with the three month old in a black sports bra and leggings because #OnBrand) and she and her mother were both brought to tears at the sight of the families watching their newborns go into the emergency rooms.
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Before a planned rematch with nemesis and current 205-pound champion Daniel Cormier in July, Jones tested positive for a pair of banned substances and pulled the rug out from UFC 200 just days out, shed some tears at a press conference, and faced a potentially years-long suspension in the aftermath.
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The thought of the iconic Turner flipping channels while reclining on her chaise longue, accidentally landing on TBS, then throwing a rare bone-in rib-eye at the star of, say, Miss Congeniality 290: Armed and Fabulous warms the heart — and the lingering mystery around that imagined scenario tears at the soul.
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London Fashion Week may be coming to a close (it's already time to head to Milan!), but before we bid adieu to British style, let's take one last look at these gorgeous statement beauty moments — from gold glitter tears at Burberry to galactic-inspired eye shadow at Christopher Raeburn — from the high-fashion week.
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Mr. Baker — who also served as secretary of state and White House chief of staff in the Bush administration and ran both of his presidential campaigns — fought back tears at the end of his remarks, as he called Mr. Bush his role model and described their spirited debates, which usually ended amicably and humorously.
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Arriving at The Times from a Michael Kors fashion week show, where she'd shared the front row with Nicole Kidman, Tiffany Haddish and Catherine Zeta-Jones, the 31-year-old Erivo — a physical and emotional powerhouse — spoke about shedding tears at the closing night of "The Color Purple" and her coming role as the abolitionist Harriet Tubman.
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For the Mersiers, a family of four who've moved from a house to a two-bedroom apartment, the issue is even more gendered: Katrina, a hairstylist, has internalized the responsibility for the family's mess so deeply the rest of them can't find their own socks without calling her, and she is in tears at what she perceives to be her own inadequacies as a homemaker.
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And it will be awfully tempting to put away the pictures of yourself in your pussy hat, to stuff your protest signs in the attic, and to slink back, away from the raw bite of fury, to ease back into whatever new reality is made, and maybe you'll still cry angry tears at your desk and laugh with sharp satisfaction in front of late-night television, but you won't yell anymore.
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Here's more stories from The Hill on Esper's trip: -- Pentagon chief stresses alliances; back home, Trump tears at them -- Esper given horse in Mongolia as US looks for new inroads against China -- Esper: US won't 'overreact' to North Korean missile launches -- Pentagon chief: US would prevent 'unacceptable' Turkish invasion of Syria -- New Pentagon chief says China's 'destabilizing behavior' is 'disturbing' -- Pentagon chief says US looking to put intermediate-range missiles in Asia -- Pentagon chief denies White House hand in 'war cloud' contract probe -- Trump's defense chief sees rising support for US plan to counter Iran REVIEW OF SPECIAL FORCES ORDERED FOLLOWING SCANDALS: Gen.
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I have no inkling of what's what and my memories have grown beyond the journey Klimt dragged us on to my children that never lived and my father that never died and my living that will ever and forever emanate around this belt of hulking stones and all of it tears at me and brings me down and I am living within the history and dying within it in turn and sweltering with the heat and bound up frigid from the cold of space as the world jettisons me and I am cast ever outward into the mass oblivion and rot.
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