Watch the trials and tribulations of another young British queen.
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Their tribulations are lost in the complaints of the passengers.
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The tour itself has ridden the waves of Beirut's tribulations.
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The trials and tribulations that ground the show are semi-autobiographical.
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China's rapid expansion has more than made up for tribulations elsewhere.
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So I know the trials and tribulations of being an immigrant.
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Therefore they should be subject to the same trials and tribulations.
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His trials and tribulations were great, his life complex and controversial.
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"Even though trial and tribulations, my mother stuck by me." he said.
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What's scarier: the zombie apocalypse or the trials and tribulations of teenhood?
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He speaks compellingly about the economic trials, tribulations, and triumphs of POW!
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The stars of Bravo go through trials and tribulations, just like us.
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"Everyone has their trials and tribulations," she said in classic Venus fashion.
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I wanted my coming of age, trials and tribulations, teen story, I guess.
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Even before she was born, her family had endured all sorts of tribulations.
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Instead of lending her character dimensionality, Cleo's tribulations begin to feel cartoonishly grim.
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Debbie complains to Tammé the tribulations of being outnumbered by Sam and Bash.
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Since the trials and tribulations of Meredith Grey (Ellen Pompeo) began in 2005 — 2005!
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I can't imagine a better partner to go through these trials and tribulations with.
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Leonard tells PEOPLE that Teresa and Joe are stronger than ever despite their tribulations.
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It can be hard to look back on your own teen trials and tribulations.
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After all trials and tribulations the Liars have been through, they've certainly earned it.
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How good the everyday was, the ordinary, with its lesser tribulations and simple pleasures.
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"As with any path to success there will always be tribulations," the heavyweight said.
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Whatever tribulations they required seem worth it now that Atrium's new products are ready.
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And now, after all the trial and tribulations, DC's future is looking pretty bright.
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Instead, Chazelle remains focused on Mia and Sebastian's personal and professional trials and tribulations.
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Xi did not take questions, but said the party had weathered trials and tribulations.
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But Mr Erdogan quickly forgot his own tribulations and became increasingly hostile to his critics.
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It's a smart and realistic depiction of the trials and tribulations of long distance dating.
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One day, all of our trails and tribulations will add up and make perfect sense.
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Despite his tribulations last season, Richards remained upbeat as he worked to stay in shape.
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The number, directed by the artist Petra Collins, seemed to signify great trials and tribulations.
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Here's a look back at some of their trials and tribulations, in their own words.
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Well, they're going through the same trials and tribulations most long-term couples contend with.
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For all its tribulations, Yahoo will forever retain a measure of sentimental value for me.
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It is pure radiant happiness, shining through the cloud of life's countless tragedies and tribulations.
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"His trials and tribulations were great, his life complex and controversial," Trump tweeted in April.
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After months of inaction, immigration negotiations have intensified in recent days, but not without tribulations.
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Yara's story is complemented by the daily tribulations of an exhausted singing telegram performer (Larry Owens).
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The show follows the trials and tribulations of a group of midwives in 1950s East London.
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Lamar and his onscreen partner's relationship faces trials, temptations and tribulations, but their connection ultimately survives.
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Unfortunately, being a woman on the internet comes with its fair share of trials and tribulations.
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" Says Shazam, "Within the conscious coupling you see the trials and tribulations of all the people.
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Be inspired by their trials and tribulations to overcome mental and physical challenges along the way.
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The right kind of communication is key to overcoming the trials and tribulations of virtual working.
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We've gone through the trials and tribulations of Republicans and presidents that are hampered by Republicans.
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"His trials and tribulations were great, his life complex and controversial," Trump said in a tweet.
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While Trump faces trials and tribulations on other policy matters, he's absolutely nailing his judicial appointments.
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Rhyming her diary and mulling her cultural tribulations, she represents for young black working women everywhere.
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The trials and tribulations of this world that players came to inhabit did not simply stop.
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The Kafkaesque details of Fayadh's legal tribulations paint a grim picture of the Saudi justice system.
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What keeps viewers coming back is the tribulations of the younger crew's work and love entanglements.
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Baked in the walls through generations of osmosis are the echoes of bygone trials and tribulations.
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They don't know the kinds of problems and trials and tribulations that go on at an enterprise.
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For those unfamiliar, the dramatic series follows the trials and tribulations of the Bordelon family in Louisiana.
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The bishop's website likens clandestine prayer meetings to the tribulations of early Christians under the Roman empire.
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I'm not saying that I understand the trials and tribulations of every minority group, because I don't.
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I truly admire your strength & perseverance thru all your trials and tribulations in the past few years.
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Why don't you take a sip and tell me where we are we in the Baudelaire tribulations?
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It's all a far cry from the trials and tribulations being experienced by South American neighbor Chile.
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It's all a far cry from the trials and tribulations being experienced by South American neighbour Chile.
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Modern Love: A series of weekly reader-submitted essays that explore the joys and tribulations of love.
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Rotten Tomatoes Score: 28% Fox's "Proven Innocent" follows the trials and tribulations of a wrongful-convictions firm.
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His period as the National's artistic director, however, was by any standard a triumph, despite constant tribulations.
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"God put me through these trials and tribulations and put me center stage for a reason," she says.
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Modding journalist Wololo runs a hacking website where he covers the trials and tribulations of the hacking community.
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But by sharing her trials and tribulations, Lovato hopes to inspire her fans and followers to seek help.
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However, his heart had to go through its trials and tribulations before he was able to find happiness.
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Between lectures, I spoke to him about the trials and tribulations of keeping the magic of Christmas alive.
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"They had a very human other side of existence which is their family and their trials and tribulations."
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Just because they're gifted wizards doesn't mean they shouldn't experience the trials and tribulations of growing up, right?
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King has decided to go on The Review, interviewed by Meredith Vieira (playing herself), to discuss her tribulations.
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It's the middle of the week, and you're exhausted with the trials and tribulations of life in 2016.
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I also understand the wound that it opens and the trials and tribulations it's going to bring about.
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"Solace" is a 10-minute experimental piece about the trials and tribulations of Earl's past, present, and future.
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His quotidian tribulations seem trivial in the face of Wang Di's torment, which Lee describes with necessary delicacy.
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I certainly wish I was more equipped for the trials and tribulations of being a manager of people.
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Do your own trials, tribulations and triumphs in love, in any of its forms, ever inspire your illustrations?
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But I never mention the trials and tribulations of trying — often desperately — to have children in your 1693s.
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They discuss the tribulations of aging and one of their favorite foods: fried chicken from the Publix deli.
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The story takes place mostly during a single workday, one that's full of trials, tribulations and churlish patrons.
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Yes, really, the trials, tribulations, and wine bottles of Olivia Pope (Kerry Washington) are truly coming to an end.
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The guy is seriously bummed, and it looks like his days are only going to fill with more tribulations.
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Through the ups and downs, the prejudice and injustice, through trials and tribulations, he let his heart lead him.
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Last year, meanwhile, Apple presented an uncharacteristically transparent view into the trials and tribulations of the Mac Pro line.
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Speaker and Santa Fe graduate Aaron Chenoweth gave a short testimony about trials and tribulations this graduating class faced.
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Through all my trials and tribulations, I've found plenty that do what they say — and even more that don't.
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BeachesA tale of two lifelong friends (Bette Midler and Barbara Hershey) and the trails and tribulations throughout their life.
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For all of their personal tribulations, this is what remains the most fascinating aspect of their rise and fall.
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Given Nyrstar's trials and tribulations, locking in a degree of pricing certainty on part of its output is understandable.
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"I'm not saying that I understand the trials and tribulations of every minority group, because I don't," he said.
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I met a group of Iranian-American guys who had gone through the same trials and tribulations as me.
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Adult women Maya Erskine and Anna Konkle star as 13-year-olds battling the trials and tribulations of puberty.
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To woo and win Pennsylvanians in 2020, Democrats should learn from the trials and tribulations of our Democratic Gov.
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It is a bit harder to uncover causation for the Sabres' miseries, or the tribulations of the old Braves.
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The trial — and its tribulations — was far from the troubles some of my colleagues deal with in the field.
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So how does one of the world's most famous food celebrities deal with the trials and tribulations of air travel?
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We watched them tie the knot, move in together, and the face trials and tribulations of married life head-on.
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Nothing pushes today's worries out of the mind better than a story about the society of tomorrow's trials and tribulations.
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Over the new few days, he learnt the trials and tribulations of being behind the wheel and chauffeuring other people.
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Kim Kardashian West is no stranger to the trials, tribulations, peroxide pounds, and countless hours that come with going platinum.
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But there are still plenty of trials and tribulations facing the three go-getting heroines of Freeform's The Bold Type.
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We don't hear about their trials and tribulations until there is a natural disaster, such as the drought in California.
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How would its rituals and prayers resonate for me this year, when cancer concerns were unexpectedly supplanted by other tribulations?
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"It always feels good to win, especially with the tribulations we've had here as of late," guard Kent Bazemore said.
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If there's one thing our Australian readers love, it's Modern Love, our column on the joys and tribulations of coupling.
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This episode of Humans+ is cool because it's futuristic, but Melissa Loomis's tribulations and triumphs make it a must watch.
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Her marriage to Mr. Phillips, which ended in the late 1980s, had its share of tribulations, in particular drug abuse.
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Amini was largely shielded from the tribulations of her country, but there were some things that she would always remember.
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And all those experiences, all the trials and tribulations, a lot of our core guys have been there for those.
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He would be so brutally honest about the trials and tribulations he'd been through in his life and with his children.
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"We are very capable as a species to evolve our consciousness to solve all tribulations plaguing earth right now," Keyes says.
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She wants to someday work in software development for Apple, a goal she's clung to during all the tribulations of training.
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My trials and tribulations are tools that God has used to mold and shape me – for my good and his glory.
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Read on for some of the trials and tribulations of Cabello, Ally Brooke, Lauren Jauregui, Dinah Jane-Hansen and Normani Kordei.
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My saving grace during this time was that most new parents were too preoccupied with their own tribulations to notice mine.
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Things twist and turn around her taking that journey, while we also get the perspectives and tribulations of those aforementioned friends.
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Having only watched tidbits of season 2, it looks (dare I say) even more interesting than Naz's intense trials and tribulations.
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Even after their recent tribulations, their combined GDP ($16.6trn) remains far greater than the Goldman team envisaged back in 2003 ($11.6trn).
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Her work is noted for its stark realism in capturing the trials and tribulations that young people faced during the 1980s.
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Terrorism, taxes and Russia tribulations provided fertile ground for President Donald Trump and others to sow confusion over the past week.
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After some serious trials and tribulations, these two baby goats — Wilma and Lentil — finally learned how to jump onto a couch.
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An old friend not only sees you through your growth spurts and bad haircuts, but through your emotional tribulations as well.
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Speaker and Santa Fe graduate Aaron Chenoweth gave a short testimony about the trials and tribulations this graduating class had faced.
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The period drama follows the trials and tribulations of the aristocratic Crawley family and their servants on the Downton Abbey estate.
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But it appeared to set off a pent-up explosion of anger towards Trump over weeks of patience-fraying political tribulations.
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Here's a look back at some of their other trials and tribulations over the years — and how they've learned to cope.
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One might imagine this is the bakery Kiki herself opens years after the trials and tribulations she faces in the film.
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This is a spectator's sport and why not have the world believe your trusted companion is responsible for your current tribulations?
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The circumstances could be different for you or me, but the psychological impact of the trials and tribulations might be similar.
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SO I WOULD NOT EXTRAPOLATE SOME OF THE TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS OF THE ENERGY SPACE ACROSS THE BROADER HIGH YIELD MARKET.
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Like their peers, the Swervies (as they were nicknamed) had their own trials and tribulations to overcome during their original run.
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ICEMAN The tribulations of the outcast mutant X-Men have often been used as allegories for the struggles of the oppressed.
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The two executives will discuss the trials and tribulations of the IPO process and what happens after you finally go public.
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TLC's new reality show Hot & Heavy will explore the trials and tribulations that come with being in a mixed-weight relationship.
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"No matter what trials and tribulations she experienced, she always maintained her positive way of looking at things," Ms. Grant said.
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But in big ways, too like bearing life's trials and tribulations- physical and emotional- with as much elegance as I can muster.
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So young filmmakers today might not have the chance to learn from the trials and tribulations Ms. Colangelo experienced on her production.
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The original theme song focused on Raven-Symoné's titular character coping with psychic visions and the trials and tribulations of high school.
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Season 8, however, may just put the characters of Ryan Murphy's spooky anthology series through the most trying trials and tribulations yet.
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"Kyle and Lisa Vanderpump have had a friendship for a long time and they've had their trials and tribulations," says Kemsley, 41.
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But right beside him and other male leaders, was an army of women whose trials and tribulations were every bit as compelling.
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Swift turns 30 this year (in December) and despite her success, she says her 20s have been filled with trials and tribulations.
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This one's called "Tribulations" and in an interview I read, James Murphy claimed that he wrote this one in about 40 minutes.
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His eyes grew wider as he compared his predicament to the tribulations of the billionaire real estate mogul occupying the White House.
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Given America's Middle East trials and tribulations since 2003, one would assume "regime change" would have disappeared from the foreign policy vernacular.
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Ronaldo gave an interview to El Mundo and spoke about the trials and tribulations of being a filthy rich, super-famous athlete.
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Some were regulars from the neighborhood, knowledgeable about the local tribulations and glad for the survival of this unobtrusive but stolid landmark.
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The tribulations within Warsaw's top two courts have underlined the tensions in a nation under the grip of an increasingly authoritarian government.
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Several of the leading 2020 candidates have made references to the president's tribulations, but mainly in the form of passing applause lines.
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Otherwise, the state's conservative D.N.A. is all but certain to kick in and rescue Mr. Moore from tribulations of his own making.
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I cover higher education for The New York Times, and the tribulations of small colleges are not a new issue for me.
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Founders face many trials and tribulations when building their companies, from fundraising woes to visa challenges to product failures to company failures.
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"They might know more than these sportswriters do about the trials and tribulations they faced themselves in winning the Heisman," he said.
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Alongside subplots involving Kate's controlling sister, Angela, and two college friends, the story follows Kate's work tribulations and renewed attempts at dating.
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Otherwise, the state's conservative DNA is all but certain to kick in and rescue Mr. Moore from tribulations of his own making.
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Was it intended to demonstrate the trials and tribulations that female e-sports athletes must endure on their way to the top?
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Previous seasons of the show follow the trials and tribulations of "Pied Piper," a startup that changes course multiple times to stay alive.
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People in their seventies are going back and relitigating 2016 right now with the genteel restraint derived from life's many trials and tribulations.
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Now Gomez is unloading about the trials and tribulations of dating while famous for her cover story in September's issue of Vogue Australia.
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We're doing half hour, 45-minute films on the trials and tribulations of what a starting out project looks like in all reality.
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But if his tribulations have been an effort to keep Kaepernick's message from spreading within the NFL, they should be considered a failure.
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A person who has appreciated physical grace may have a finer sense of how to move with graciousness through the tribulations of life.
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On the one hand, there has been a lot of discussion about the trials and tribulations of making money out of digital music.
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"What you've overcome, through trials and tribulations, through dark cloudsâ€"you've found the sunshine and now the sun is shining on you forever.
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Without that popular hook, the tribulations of franchise owners aren't the kind of thing the vast majority of fast food customers care about.
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It sounds like the induction ritual for a ninja warrior; the trials and tribulations of a Jedi getting to grips with the Force.
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Vink specializes in still life and food photography, so we asked him about the process and the tribulations of shooting the quivering confection.
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It's exactly like a tour of a modern European city, in all its ecstatic triumphs and tribulations, except everywhere you look is art.
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Bethany Koby, cofounder of Technology Will Save Us, will talk about the trials and tribulations of building a hardware startup out of Europe.
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We'll be updating you on our trials, tribulations, successes, and failures everyday as we take on the challenge for the next two weeks.
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In addition to these tribulations, Oswald is troubled by the superstitious beliefs that keep the population of Somershill mired in the dark ages.
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Getting through all the various trials and tribulations means an entire fleet of virtual aircraft — and some one-of-a-kind bragging rights.
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It's a coming-of-age film that follows its eponymous character, played by Saoirse Ronan, through the trials and tribulations of being 17.
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A young woman with a mild mental disability strives for independence in Nitzan Gilady's drama "Wedding Doll," and strives and strives against tribulations.
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In an interview, Mr. Zhang discussed his early embrace of Mao's teachings, his family's tribulations and what he hoped his art would accomplish.
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Though Manchester United fans might think that their recent trials and tribulations have changed the nation's collective feelings towards them, they are wrong.
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The singer, actress, vlogger, and internet icon told us about the trials and tribulations that come with overnight fame at a young age.
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"We did a lot of barrier-busting," he told The Detroit News in 22009, referring to the team's tribulations in the United States.
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While fewer than 20 million Americans buy their own insurance, the tribulations of the individual market have captured most of the public's attention.
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In a lengthy profile in The New Yorker this summer, Hunter discussed his career, his personal tribulations and his bond with his dad.
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And almost every one of the Best Picture nominees probes the fascinating, unsung trials and tribulations of … being a white man in society.
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Comic as they were in appearance, over the course of their books, the Moomins work through tribulations common to creatures of all ages.
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Swizz Beatz is going to bat for DMX, saying the rapper's manning up and facing his trials and tribulations ... and he deserves respect.
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Whatever. But when people are going through their trials and tribulations I try to leave them alone unless they want to talk to me.
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He spoke about living in the moment, depression, ignorance, racism, bullying, and the trials and tribulations of being in a band for two decades.
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That is until Sunday night's "The Trials and Tribulations of Trying to Pee While Depressed," the penultimate installment of the HBO hit's 2019 run.
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We've got the trials and tribulations of Star Wars games, the questionable sexual politics of Assassin's Creed, and some weird advertising for Kingdom Hearts.
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After 90 minutes of rush hour tribulations, and more than a few circuitous re-routes courtesy of Waze, we finally make it to LAX.
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While they are close when together there is none of the usual Brazilian father/son chit-chat about soccer or teenage trials and tribulations.
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So the show has a lot of themes to juggle; it's not just about the tribulations of being a lesbian in the comedy world.
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The last one is that you want somebody who's ultra-resilient, because there are just so many trials and tribulations to building a business.
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A faux-gravelly voiceover narrates the "trials and tribulations" that led her to this moment, from an awkward childhood to a pre-show soundcheck.
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The trials and tribulations of a modern romance are brought together in a swirling kaleidoscopic sequence filled with overlapping miniature couples and smiling faces.
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Across this nation of more than 1.3 billion people, as in many of the world's developing countries, versions of such tribulations are diminishing fortunes.
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"We both have strong references to when we were in our own high school trials and tribulations," Anderson-Lopez said of herself and Lopez.
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In other words, moms, if you go see "Tully" hoping for your everyday tribulations to be validated — and even fetishized — you will be disappointed.
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Students have also produced their own podcast episodes that capture the trials and tribulations immigrants face to help audiences better understand their grueling journeys.
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Very good songs, mostly about his tribulations as a so-called weirdo (the tabloids named him Wacko Jacko) and, especially, as a black man.
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But at its most basic, it is a romantic comedy about the trials and tribulations of being a young woman in love in Los Angeles.
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Josh and Anna Duggar have been through trials and tribulations throughout their eight-year marriage, but the couple remained committed to rebuilding their life together.
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In his latest novel, Colfer explores the world of television fandom and the trials and tribulations of teenagers on the brink of major life changes.
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Despite all the trials and tribulations of getting the company started, it looks like it was all ultimately worth it, at least for our founders.
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The drama, which starred Connie Britton and Hayden Panettiere, centered on the trials and tribulations of country music stardom in the capital of the genre.
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He recites the same half-dozen inaccuracies about race, poverty, religion, and the scandalous tribulations of the Democrats on nearly every episode of his show.
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"I am lost between the glory of Reagan — monuments everywhere, trumpets, the great hero — and the trials and tribulations of my sons," Mr. Bush said.
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Weaving a cast of often overlooked people throughout history, Popova sheds light on their life's work, personal tribulations, overlapping relationships — and the barriers they broke.
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Mr. Guengueng was interspersing his daily tribulations with work on the Habré case, flying with Mr. Brody to courts worldwide to personally plead for justice.
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After four seasons, "Being Mary Jane," about the trials and tribulations of a TV news anchor, will end with a two-hour movie in October.
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When head coach Kyle Keller introduced Bain on Tuesday for his postgame news conference, he laid out the tribulations his graduate student forward had endured.
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The cartoonish drawings in Riad Sattouf's "Arab of the Future 2" are an appropriate way to depict the tribulations of the 6-year-old protagonist.
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"I know the streets they walk; I know the trials and tribulations that they go through," he said at the time, describing his childhood in Akron.
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Those tribulations, reinforced by the occasional expression of disdain from non-Islamic neighbors, have infused many Hui with a sense of determination that borders on exceptionalism.
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However, when I really bottomed out in 2011, I began chronicling my trials and tribulations in real time as an irreverent addiction journalist for The Fix.
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The exciting news was a long time coming for the pair, who have experienced several trials and tribulations in the last few years of being together.
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Then, all of a sudden, this rabbit hole of the trials and tribulations of our fourteenth summer together leads me to one thing: My fourteenth summer.
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And if we learned one thing from Facebook's tribulations in 2018, data is king, and if managed well, can yield great value in terms of advertising.
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And, ultimately, we made things work (for a full run-down of our trials and tribulations, check out this post from our very own Zack Tollman).
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It's that I identified with the flippant, goofy voice that Vinnie took in responding to the trials and tribulations of typical metalheads going through typical things.
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All it takes is having someone who cares for you and acts as a role model to guide you through the trials and tribulations of life.
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The show follows the travails and tribulations of four Parisian film agents trying to save their company from ruin all while dealing with constant actor meltdowns.
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On top of those cold hard facts, Will & Grace was never about the trials and tribulations of parenting and relationships with a dash of comedic zaniness.
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Looking back, I know God put me through trials and tribulations like those because they taught me something and made me a better and stronger person.
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After selling 75 million Class A shares, Pinterest has a fresh $1.4 billion of cash to navigate the trials and tribulations of being a public company.
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She said she'd live her whole life the same way again, even with all its tribulations, because that's the way the Lord wanted it to be.
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" Many of her routines over the years dwelled on the tribulations of this self-described ugly ducking: "And do you like the dress by the way?
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Sharing his own tribulations — he didn't even start until his senior year in high school — McCown helped empower a team fielding almost an entirely new lineup.
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Sure, we checked our phones for the news during breaks, but it seemed like the tribulations of the world would never disturb the institute's Alpine idyll.
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The Getaway While talk of Thanksgiving travel often centers around the cost and tribulations of flying, during the holiday weekend more Americans actually hit the road.
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Most of all, Blige says that making "Mudbound" has shown her that, "Great things are sometimes born out of hard times, out of trials and tribulations."
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Things have changed so much for me through all those trials and tribulations that I've learned to protect myself from things like that ever happening again.
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The semi-autobiographical tale is written by Dowd, who renders the show's childhood tribulations — and the adult issues that often surround them — with specificity, heart and hilarity.
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The creator and former star of the Broadway musical Hamilton will give his drunken account of the trials and tribulations of the Founding Father on the Nov.
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Instead of flocking to movies about the trials and tribulations of romantic partners, our new thing is examining the intricacies of a different relationship: mothers and daughters.
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Aura's struggle to adjust to post-graduation life and the trials and tribulations of casual sex and dating is something that many of us can relate to.
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The trials and tribulations of the contestants in the kitchen – ranging from collapsing cakes to the now-legendary "soggy bottom" pastry – have made for entertaining family viewing.
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In the many 007 film clips sprinkled around the show, I noticed that Bond's trials and tribulations shuffle between a stylized, modernist naturalism and wild, flagrant artifice.
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Flying brings with it all kinds of tribulations, but one of the most tedious has to be the wait for your luggage after hours in the sky.
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Learn from the way Nick handled the trials and tribulations that made him into the man he is today―and discover a path to your own success
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Experts say that despite its current tribulations, the Workers' Party, with its 500,000 active members, will remain a potent force in Brazilian politics for years to come.
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Anxious to go pro, the Cheetah Girls aren't ready for the trials and tribulations on the path to fame, and the terrifying choice between friendship and stardom.
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But no, sometimes you have to put in the time and you have to go through some trials and tribulations before you get to where you want.
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On Wednesday Xi agreed with Putin, saying relations between the two countries were the best they had been after withstanding "trials and tribulations," according to the network.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Harrell, now 50, is to be formally cleared of the rape charge in State Superior Court in Freehold, N.J., officially foreclosing his legal tribulations.
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In recent weeks, the trials and tribulations of Germany's Angela Merkel, the U.K.'s Theresa May and President Donald Trump have played out on the world stage.
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For those who can't get enough of tech's favorite whipping boy, Casey Newton of the Verge has an excellent daily newsletter discussing the day's social media tribulations.
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Hallmark once again seems to delivers what it does best — blending the feeling and sentiments of a holiday or season with the trials and tribulations of love.
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But through all the trials and tribulations, he nonetheless has found a way to persevere and get back to a level of performance that is literally unbelievable.
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This being an aspirational comedy, though, she has to endure the usual teen-movie trials and tribulations, including particularly nasty assaults on both her spirit and flesh.
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Bucking industry expectations, Shamir recorded the lo-fi, guitar-based songs on a four-track, confronting years of tribulations entirely alone, with none of that "Ratchet" sheen.
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Oscar Wilde's immense talent, inimitably foppish style and personal tribulations as a gay man make him a natural subject for the artistic duo known as McDermott & McGough.
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But in the first season Bonnie seemed to float at the periphery of a story that prioritized the tribulations of its well-to-do white characters instead.
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We all understand the trials and tribulations confronting all of us, and there's no explanation that anyone needs to give because we're all in the same boat.
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Europe is facing multiple tribulations in 2017, engulfed in uncertainties over terrorism, borders, migration, economics and President Trump's new America First message booming from across the Atlantic.
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The High Court of Appeal in Uganda finally ruled this week in his father's favor, putting an end to numerous trials and two decades of legal tribulations.
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The intention behind the piece is to compare the digital age's copyright tribulations to the quandaries that have always existed in industries relating to information and aesthetics.
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By fate, Morales obtains his own powers that are similar to Spider-Man's, but they create for Morales an entirely unique set of trials, triumphs, and tribulations.
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Yankees 24, Orioles 2 Glorious daydreams abound on opening day, when each team's slate is clean and the season's inevitable trials and tribulations haven't yet piled up.
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"Through our travels and trials and tribulations, [we] realized there's a lot of goofy crap that happens at conventions and it's always backstage with the actors," Speight said.
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"But as a relationship gets more serious, and things escalate, if there are any trials and tribulations and stuff, airing all that out publicly can be very difficult."
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She has been cheated on, convicted of political corruption, survived the death of the love of her life and had her emails hacked, among other trials and tribulations.
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Bob's Burgers, on the other hand, keeps the trials and tribulations of running a storefront in check because the burger joint is practically one of the main characters.
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"What Daria did for exploring the inanity of high school, Jodie will do for exploring the trials and tribulations of a first job," MTV said in a statement.
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NBC's Rise — a new show about a group of high school students putting on a musical and their trials and tribulations — is about the kids who are stars.
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LONDON — One needn't spend a huge amount of time on London's underground system before realising how it can lay bare the trials and tribulations of the human spirit.
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And unless you've done it yourself, it's very difficult to understand the trials, tribulations, challenges and hurdles that come in our way as we create, disrupt and transform.
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As Beyoncé recites them, Ms. Shire's words radically reframe the songs, so they are no longer one woman's struggles but tribulations shared through generations of mothers and daughters.
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He never expected to become an activist and such a well-known one at that, although he was wise enough to anticipate the trials and tribulations of fame.
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That means that your cotton travel cardigan feels like a cotton travel cardigan, but with the added benefit of being resistant to the trials and tribulations of travel.
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Avengers: Infinity War may be full of a lot of things—oh lord, so many things—but the domestic trials and tribulations of parenting isn't one of them.
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And all the turmoil and trials and tribulations that she had to live at a very young age, she broke that cycle with her child, which is me.
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You have your collection of "end times" literature with titles like The Islamic Antichrist and The Trump Prophecies, which will guide you through the bloody tribulations to come.
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Should the United States then avoid the costs and tribulations of further military involvement by withdrawing from the region, leaving local belligerents to sort things out by themselves?
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This means, of course, that they will never know the trials and tribulations of leaving your computer on overnight so you could download a single song from Kazaa.
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"The reason why I've become so vocal about the trials and tribulations of my life is because people were already going to narrate that for me," she said.
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That day, Washington was abuzz with Trump's latest tribulations: His friend, National Enquirer publisher David Pecker, had been given immunity by federal prosecutors in the Michael Cohen case.
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It's one thing to test characters — a hero can't be a hero without some tribulations — but punishing them for crimes not altogether clear generally feels wrong to me.
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It amassed a cult following for its sharp, witty, and unapologetic look at motherhood's tribulations, from breastfeeding and diaper changing to the mountains of homework and carpool runs.
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PEN15 leans into that idea with a hysterical and disarming 10-episode first season that maps out Maya and Anna's introduction to the trials and tribulations of seventh grade.
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A few months ago, Marceau Michel met up with a fellow entrepreneur, Kathryn Brown of ScoutSavvy, to discuss their triumphs and tribulations of their time in the tech industry.
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Trust and Billions are about to get some serious competition when it comes to Sunday night television about the trials and tribulations of the extremely wealthy and extremely powerful.
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Four years on, the prodigy is channeling her trials and tribulations into anti-sun artwork that's brought a group of sun sneezers who agree with her sentiment about it.
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Starting in the mid-19th century, the federal government distributed free land to settlers who were willing to brave the tribulations of frontier life to forge a new beginning.
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Usually private and cautious about the parts of her life we get to see, she shares with us the details of her trials and tribulations on her own terms.
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Watching these girls and boys talk through their trials and tribulations on screen taught me almost every single thing I now know about makeup, skin care, and hair care.
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Kardashian became one of the biggest reality stars on cable via her "Keeping up with the Kardashians" program focusing on her family's trials and tribulations that launched on E!
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This series from Graham Linehan, the creator of "The IT Crowd," has corralled some of Britain's funniest leading ladies to explore stories about the trials and tribulations of motherhood.
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"I went through a lot of trials and tribulations, a lot of failures," says O'Neal, who blew through $1 million in an hour after signing his first professional contract.
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Conversely, the trials and tribulations they face on a day-to-day basis will make you fume and wonder how we allow what they are going through to happen.
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Set during a sweltering Louisiana summer, the film observes the tribulations of a Creole family, as 10-year-old Eve's (Jurnee Smollett) ideas around her affluent upbringing slowly unravel.
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"McRaven said that despite the tribulations, "hope abounds," due to the US having "the greatest scientists in the world" and "an unmatched ability to mobilize when called to action.
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It was his deep faith that saw him through his many trials and tribulations until the time he was fatally shot on that motel balcony at 6:01 p.m.
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Unwind with Eric, Jackie, Donna, Kelso, Hyde, and Fez as the group battles the trials and tribulations of Ford-era high school through vinyl, hash, and circular table talk.
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"I feel like I've learned so much in the last year about trials and tribulations that I don't have to go through, and it just seems really shitty," he said.
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One year later, MTV brought us the real story of the O.C. via the trials and tribulations of Lauren Conrad as she finished her last year at Laguna Beach High.
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I'm digging into the history of the city's past while also showcasing the pain and heartache, the truthful stories, framing the happiness and pride the populous has despite its tribulations.
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The sequel to Fifty Shades of Grey, a 2015 book-to-film adaptation about the romantic and sexual tribulations of Christian Grey and Anastasia Steele, is called Fifty Shades Darker.
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However, before indulging in schadenfreude about Macron's current political tribulations, it is well to recall that he was likely France's last best hope for much needed market-based economic reform.
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Still, Mr. Sacheri resists the temptations that come with success, so as not to distance himself from the tribulations of the ordinary Argentines who drive his narratives, Ms. Mucci said.
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Amis narrated and satirized the tribulations of a haphazard lecturer, but his true target was the vicious class hierarchies that lingered in postwar Britain despite the nation's promise to democratize.
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One recent example is HBO's cult hit High Maintenance, which follows the trials and tribulations of a low-level chill-bro weed dealer and his oddball roster of NYC customers.
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In the post about the long-shuttered Midtown West Japanese restaurant, Rio & You, he talks about the trials and tribulations of having been their assistant manager in 2005 and 2007.
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The second official trailer for Sony and Marvel's Spider-Man: Homecoming has arrived, featuring a deeper look into the trials and tribulations of our friendly neighborhood Spider-Man (Tom Holland).
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In particular, if the Fed reacts too quickly to the tribulations of financial markets, it could encourage excessive risk-taking in ways that could ultimately fuel a boom and bust.
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The book was "Wonder Boys," published in 1995, and it involved the tribulations of a professor named Grady Tripp who, among other problems, had a manuscript he couldn't quite finish.
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But I will add, she, more than anyone, had the best seat in the house for the Dawson-Casey relationship and watched it through all of its trials and tribulations.
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For most women, the trials and tribulations of bra shopping land somewhere between finding your correct size and fit while also finding one that's stylish and makes you feel good.
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This highlights a growing problem, however: As the family's tribulations proceed with no discernible arc or endpoint, the hovering question of who will die next provides the only real tension.
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To the Editor: While the trials and tribulations of accumulating student debt for low-income students in medical school were interesting, the most common solution to this problem was ignored.
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In onstage segments taped in front of an audience, and in scenes enacted in other locations with an ensemble, he details his tribulations with accountants and the Internal Revenue Service.
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I'd been seeing her for a year to help keep my anxiety in check, and I knew that she had the mental skills to cope with all of life's tribulations.
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Yet to those who are eager to see Virginia move beyond its racist past, this past week's tribulations have obscured the real progress the state has made in recent decades.
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The thing I just do believe about that age or about kids is that, yes, part of what they're going through is the trials and tribulations of coming of age.
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The new album is a testament to the trials and tribulations of being in a band, of giving it your all, and, of course, of losing so much along the way.
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As HBO's Euphoria speeds towards its season 1 finale, penultimate episode "The Trials and Tribulations of Trying to Pee While Depressed" has more plates spinning in the air than ever before.
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Every episode follows these couples through the 90 days and the trials and tribulations of trying to build a relationship (and possible marriage) with someone you don't really know at all.
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A new study by researchers at Ohio State University found that acetaminophen -- the main ingredient in Tylenol and about 600 other medicines -- dulls you to the trials and tribulations of others.
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Call it a Cannabis Friendsgiving, call it a way to avoid — or dive deeply into — the tribulations Thanksgiving can dredge up in the soul (not all family memories are chestnuts, aight?).
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I'll be playing a sort of motherly figure who is trying to teach him to keep his head up through all the trials and tribulations he will go through in life.
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Pranay Kapadia, the former head of product at Blend, said the idea for the company came to him after hearing his wife complain about the tribulations of life as a doctor.
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FIRST LOOK: Season 3 of Rattled Rattled, meanwhile, will return to paint a candid picture of the trials and tribulations of new parents learning to juggle everything from relationships to finances.
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If anything though, this video goes to show that the trials and tribulations of dating are so much easier to go through when you have a BFF to back you up.
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More importantly, businesses, both large and small, would know the FCC rules of the road and could invest accordingly with little fear of the trials and tribulations of endless court reviews.
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While investors have endured torrid times as global equity markets have slumped, even worse tribulations may be required for the precious metal to regain its past luster as a safe haven.
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It's not just a dance, but a suite of spirituals relating to the black experience in this country and expressing the trials, tribulations, faith and hope to which everyone can relate.
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Foster Friess, a Republican donor intent on "restoring the Judeo-Christian value system that made our country great," acknowledges his detractors and self-deprecatingly compares his tribulations to those of Jesus.
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Mr. Hochschild follows the paths of a handful or two of American (and occasionally English) volunteers, as well as journalists, and tells the larger story of the war through their tribulations.
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Below, cartoonist Brian Blomerth visualizes the trials and tribulations of New York at its frostiest, imagining a world where New Yorkers get the recognition they deserve for their own icy achievements.
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He more than anyone, I sometimes felt, understood the trials and tribulations of the common person, and the self-conscious awkwardness one has while struggling to succeed in life and love.
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Harlan has few answers to its economic tribulations: few roads linking it to the world's markets, few good broadband links, few college graduates, few investors willing to risk their money there.
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Here is his essay: In literature, we learned that in Homer's epic poem "The Odyssey," Homer uses the tribulations of the hero Odysseus to illustrate the Ancient Grecian custom of xenia.
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When you look at all these tribulations, the conscious person will see that we as a people are hurting, and we need somewhere we can go that will give us love.
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The Tiger King, which focuses on the trials and tribulations of wild cat zookeeper and breeder Joe Exotic (also known as Joseph Maldonado-Passage now), introduces Carole Baskin as his nemesis.
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Her 90-second diatribe on the trials and tribulations of online learning has ricocheted around the world as the coronavirus has forced parents and children to learn and work at home.
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Danielle N. Roach, who has been in the Army for more than 14 years, said the change ended what she described as "trials and tribulations" for those who tried to comply.
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"We've been through a lot of trials and tribulations so now with the dust settling, everything being brighter, and Leah being healthier, we can focus on enjoying our life now," Asha says.
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I'm doing it because I worked for a decade to get here, went through countless trials and tribulations over my body image, and now I am proud to represent women my size.
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When Degrassi: The Next Generation premiered in 2001, it promised teenagers one thing: This was a show that would accurately depict their high school experience, with all of its trials and tribulations.
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He told me to just stick with it, because he was going through a lot of trials and tribulations at the beginning of the year, and I was right there for him.
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While not about royalty exactly, Downton Abbey follows the trials and the tribulations of the aristocratic Crawley family against the backdrop of the early 20th century, World War I and the 1920s.
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The U.S. had taken an active interest in monitoring European elections for Russian interference after its own tribulations throughout the 2016 campaign, which included hacking of political parties, individuals and voter registrations.
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As our nation commemorates the 85033th anniversary of the tribulations and triumphs of 1968, many herald the struggles and victories of the civil rights movement as the foundation for subsequent black progress.
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A reflection on the trials and tribulations of family, as well as a meditation on what it means to be super, Incredibles 2 maintains the fun and flair the second time around.
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The fortitude and determination he demonstrated are necessary components of making any significant contribution to society, and are reminiscent of the trials and tribulations faced by two other important cancer pioneers — Drs.
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In events that underscore the tribulations still plaguing today's experimental designers, his original backer, John Barry Sainsbury, scion of the founders of the British supermarket chain, withdrew funding in the early '70s.
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A look at the trials and tribulations of one U.S. agricultural product, sorghum, tells the story of how the U.S. reached the brink of a trade war with China — then swiftly retreated.
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In 2016, the two found themselves struggling to find a balance between demanding jobs, the tribulations of American daily life, and trying to parent their two pre-teen daughters, Lyra and Harper.
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He meets blight and tribulations with a capacious heart that refuses to give up on wonder, until even this impoverished environment unfolds its flawed splendors, revealing a beauty of near-Romantic intensity.
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In this spry and accomplished comedy of manners, a set of six characters — teenage, middle-aged and elderly — muddle their way through love, discovering that its tribulations are awkward at every age.
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The show, titled "Hot and Heavy," which does not air until Tuesday, January 7 on TLC, features the relationship trials and tribulations of three couples where the female partners are medically obese.
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I had already experienced a number of trials and tribulations as a screenwriter when my script then gets into the hands of a whole team of other people, starting with the director.
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Despite the many tribulations – the judgments that have been made regarding her parenting style, the past struggles of her painful divorce, and raising a child with "special needs" (son, Collin) – Gosselin remains encouraged.
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Thus means that both of the main characters' love for each other has to be fulfilled and in the end, after all the trials and tribulations, there has to be a happy end.
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As always, the two complement each other beautifully, even when they're apart — Claire's tribulations take place on an intimate, interpersonal scale, while Jamie's story takes him on a literal journey of self-discovery.
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Having suffered through the tribulations of LG's OLED screens on the V30 and Pixel 2 XL, I was delighted to hear OnePlus had secured some of Samsung's superior panels for its new device.
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There's been a new development in the ongoing trials and tribulations of Kylie Jenner and her jewelry that just might change the course of your life forever, and it's all thanks to Vogue.
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This is one of the best rap albums of the year, and in typical Maxo fashion, it's entirely vulnerable and open about the tribulations he's faced as a young Black man in America.
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An I.P.O. was supposed to be a crowning moment for Uber, but its tribulations show that the aftermath has been far from easy, putting Mr. Khosrowshahi on defense and under pressure to outperform.
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Akin to the infamous Fyre Festival, viewers can't stop following the modern-day soap opera of the trials and tribulations of a beautiful young influencer, even as things get weirder and weirder. trends.embed.
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Arwen and Aragorn face a number of trials and tribulations in their relationship, mostly stemming from the fact that Aragorn is a human and Arwen is an elf, and that her father disapproves.
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"Jagged Little Pill" tells the story of a Connecticut family's tribulations and features music from Alanis Morissette's record of the same name, which won five Grammys, including the 1995 album of the year.
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During one of the commercial breaks—the only time we were able to speak, so absorbed were the lieutenants by the businessman's domestic tribulations—they told me that they had made a pact.
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As graceful as Ms. Woodruff is, I personally prefer the alternative language of the singing sharecroppers, led by Angela Grovey, who express their joys and tribulations via gospel and jazz, and even scat.
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Flashbacks detailing Donovan's tortured decline and Rupert's youthful tribulations are often histrionic or woefully clichéd, like a rain-swept, slow-motion embrace between the boy and his mother (a pained-looking Natalie Portman).
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The fifth season of the HBO series, which debuted on Sunday, chronicles the trials and tribulations of fictional start-up founder Richard Hendricks and his team as they try to launch compression software.
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As it stands, I think of Stafford as the Carson Palmer of the 0003s: a couple years in which he seemed like the next big thing, followed by some tribulations and creeping irrelevance.
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The couple, who face new allegations of cutting Green's son with ex Vanessa Marcil out of their lives, have long been open about the trials and tribulations they've faced throughout over the past decade.
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Though the viewer sees Mr Rubin at work, the documentary's emphasis is on the effect of his presence on artists as they work through the trials, tribulations and joys of the music-making process.
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Back then, Montag wasn't a major player in the trials and tribulations of the Laguna crew, but loyal viewers know how the whole Montag-Conrad friendship fizzled out after Pratt came on the scene.
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Now in its third season, the show captures the trials and tribulations of a start-up named Pied Piper, which is taking on a larger more formidable rival named Hooli (loosely modeled around Google).
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Her K2 climb was featured in National Geographic in April 2012; now, she brings the story to the stage, as she discusses the hike's numerous tribulations, including heavy snowfall and the threat of avalanches.
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The I Feel Pretty star has been candid about the trials and tribulations of feeling sick throughout her pregnancy since announcing last month that she and husband Chris Fischer are expecting their first child.
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You're the Worst became a critical success, with continued accolades as it enters its final season, and devoted fanbase willing to follow two seemingly terrible people through the trials and tribulations of their relationship.
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Entertainment Tonight reports that Rob & Chyna, the spin-off featuring the trials and tribulations of the only male Kardashian and his one-time fiancée, Blac Chyna, will not be returning for a sophomore season.
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The series has faced accusations of staleness since at least the third entry, 2004's Trials and Tribulations, and the cries have only grown louder as the series has gone on, and justifiably so.
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Zidane can doubtless remember his own trials and tribulations with injuries, not the least when he attempted to play in the 2002 World Cup in South Korea too soon after tearing a thigh muscle.
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Season 2 follows the dating site Dating Ring through all of its trials and tribulations as a young company, setting the template for each new season of "Start Up" being about a new business.
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No.The idea of Kardashian and Disick as soul mates — who are able to conquer the trials and tribulations of affairs, alcohol, and assuming absolutely zero accountability for their mistakes — is pretty unrealistic to me.
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Jamaica, much like Schäfer's career, has followed not so much an arc but rather a sine curve, with triumphs greater than his club has ever seen and tribulations that make fans question his methods.
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Adapted from the biography by Hayden Herrera, the film reimagines Kahlo's beginnings as a painter, her volatile relationship with the muralist Diego Rivera (Alfred Molina) and the many tribulations that inspired her enduring work.
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The book is great not only because of the helpful tips inside, but because of the quirky, funny stories Lamott tells about her own trials and tribulations as a writer experiencing rejection and failure.
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He read about the continuing animosities of the Dreyfus Affair, the celebrations being organized around Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee, the economic tribulations facing President McKinley, and a review of a shocking novel called 'Dracula.
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The series — about to release its fifth season —follows the trials and tribulations of the titular character, a fifty-something pill-popping, bottle-hitting actor whose heydey was the schmaltzy '90s sitcom Horsin' Around.
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The film chronicles the mundanities of a Mexican middle-class family's life — its tragedies and small victories — through the eyes of Cleo (Yalitza Aparicio), their live-in maid, who also faces her own tribulations.
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Since first announcing that she and husband Chris Fischer are expecting their first child last month, the I Feel Pretty star has been candid about the trials and tribulations of feeling sick throughout her pregnancy.
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Edwards laments, "I don't know if I have what it takes/ to LDR through time and space," detailing the trials and tribulations of dating someone sent from the future to stop another American civil war.
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The takeaway from all of these characters and the many like them is that everyone has their demons, but responding to tragedies and tribulations is a big part of who a person chooses to be.
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That's why we love that these famous moms got brutally honest about the life-changing, often hilarious tribulations that come with motherhood – reminding us that it's totally okay to have no idea what you're doing.
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The actress, known for speaking her mind, takes things to a new level in her deeply personal new book Brave, which gives readers an uncensored look at her personal life — including her triumphs and tribulations.
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"What you've overcome through trials and tribulations, through dark clouds, you've found the sunshine and now the sun shines on you forever," he added, before leading the crowd in singing happy (sober) birthday to her.
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The stormy highs and lows of life as an Olympics star hit Gabby Douglas in full force this month in Rio de Janeiro, her triumphs and tribulations alike compressed into just a few whirlwind days.
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Rodriguez was already well into his Yankee tribulations by that point—he had re-signed before the season, for ten years and $275 million—but Teixeira, Sabathia, and Burnett all arrived in a single winter.
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Another commonality is that Google was one of the behind-the-scenes agitators during Microsoft's IE tribulations, and Microsoft returned the favor in 2013 when it petitioned the EC to look into Android app bundling.
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Jack Aiello had the audience at Thomas Middle School cracking up as he impersonated Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, President Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders while speaking about trials and tribulations of middle school.
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After hearing of Dean's trials and tribulations on the Goodyear blimp last week, Bryan should know better than to be excited about a one-on-one date, which are derived from recycled Fear Factor stunts.
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A cult classic, "Reality Bites" captured the cultural zeitgeist of Generation X.The film stars Winona Ryder, Ethan Hawke, Ben Stiller, and Janeane Garofalo as they battle the trials and tribulations of life, work, and love.
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This is how we learn Link once found a blues bar in Barbados run by a bunch of American expats, who were also likely fed up with the trials and tribulations of their real lives.
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In the film, Shaw explores the melodrama of teenage life, from the protagonist's tribulations writing for the school newspaper to the catastrophic destruction of his high school, which was irresponsibly built atop a fault line.
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He also hosts the weekly Marriage, Kids and Money Podcast, taking you through the trials and tribulations of being a young parent and husband who is planning for his family's future and winning with money.
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" The tribulations at Metropolitan have a familiar ring to Michael Henry Adams, a historian who leads tours in Harlem and is the author of "Harlem: Lost and Found, an Architectural and Social History, 1765-1915.
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"When you said, you know, the kind of generic, 'How are you?' you were braced for this kind of litany of trials and tribulations and everything," the singer and songwriter Loudon Wainwright III told NPR.
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Viewers who have faithfully followed the genteel tribulations of the Crawley clan for six seasons of glittering television will need no encouragement from me to re-immerse themselves in the show's warm bath of privilege.
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He takes us to India, South Africa, Italy, France, Poland, Burma, Israel, and Iran and provides a blow-by-blow account of the tribulations that confronted popular movements in their insurgent campaigns for constitutional democracy.
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Wrapped in thick furs and cursing the fall of winter, YouTuber TheGaroStudios set about making a fitting tribute to the trials and tribulations Jon Snow had to endure before finally being named King in the North.
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Often hand-drawn, nearly always incredibly lo-fi, with music ranging from slinky chiptunes to ambient drones, they tackle everything from the troubles of sleeplessness and anxiety, to the trials and tribulations of newspaper headline editors.
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Since Gene made his much-anticipated arrival, his mom has given her social media followers a glimpse at the trials and tribulations of new parenthood, including the realities of pumping breast milk and baby's first bath.
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Yet Cole overcame these tribulations with such glorious consistency that it was a shock to begin the New Year hearing news of her passing the night of December 20083 at age 65 from congestive heart disease.
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Having hung in there with Amy through eight episodes of trials and wacky tribulations, there's something quietly satisfying about watching her drunkenly stroll along the conveyer belt at the checkout line like she owns the place.
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Another key difference here: Throughout Fultz's stint as a Sixer, no matter how often skeptics branded him a modern-day Sax, Fultz attributed what he calls "all the trials and tribulations" to an injured right shoulder.
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Fair Game The recent tribulations of Lending Club, a former highflying "peer to peer" lender, provide an object lesson for both companies and their investors: When it comes to financial disclosures, less is definitely not more.
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Current media coverage of freshmen congresswomen implicitly gives them the tasks of saving the United States from a misogynistic White House, remedying tribulations from the Kavanaugh Senate hearings, and redeeming the promise of the American dream.
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To her most loyal fans and listeners (re: Black women), her elevated star power and status meant that for once, the everyday trials and tribulations of Black womanhood were being unabashedly heard on a mainstream level.
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Grain's journey is proof that startups in the region will go through trials and tribulations, but being able to bolt down the fundamentals and reduce burn rate is crucial in the event that things go awry.
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Cofounders Karri Saarinen, Tuomas Artman, and Jori Lallo — all Finnish but now based in the Bay Area — know something first-hand about software development and the trials and tribulations of working with disparate and distributed teams.
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Next up, on the trials and tribulations of Ross trying to be a better single parent than his ex-wife Carol, Ross suits up as "Santa's representative for all the Southern states," or the Holiday Armadillo.
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Critically well-received, the 1963 comedy, directed by Mike Nichols, concerned the tribulations of a pair of newlyweds, played by Elizabeth Ashley and Robert Redford, who lived on the top floor of a New York brownstone.
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It feels sometimes as if the slaves's tribulations are there merely to unsettle our heroes, calling to mind the season's overarching question, first raised by Episode 1: Why has "Outlander" brought Jamie and Claire to America?
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After the trials, tribulations, and bouts of amnesia the couple have endured, it's nice to see them getting a chance to relax — but Dom is Dom, and soon enough, he's in the middle of a street race.
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But now that he's let fans know that he's ready for love and open to finding it through the trials and tribulations of TV dating, things may be lining up for him to have another go-round.
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Another recalls the terror she felt when her parents forgot to pick her up from a junior high school soccer practice and she became convinced that they had been raptured, leaving her behind to face tribulations alone.
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Fans familiar with the family's entourage and their trials and tribulations on Keeping Up With The Kardashians may also know Shepherd as one of Kourtney's close pals, which could lead to some tension between the two sisters.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. (Reuters) - Years of trials and tribulations have given Tiger Woods a new character trait – humility, which could prove a valuable tool in his rousing comeback bid to return to the top of the golf world.
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The magazine revealed that Peter Del Vecho, the movie's producer, thinks that the second installment of the trials and tribulations of Anna and Elsa will shine a new light on everything that happened the first time around.
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Whether we're dealing with an unhappy client, or assigned a last-minute project to complete by the end of the day, or just going through the everyday trials and tribulations of our job, we all experience stress.
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ALEX: The beauty of Love Island, the magic of it, is the relationships and attractions that occur between everyone in a very organic way — it's almost the trials and tribulations of real life, with friendships and relationships.
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"Sicily: Culture and Conquest", one of the legacies of Neil MacGregor, the former director, looks beyond Sicily's recent tribulations to the many reinventions of an island that has been part of every important civilisation of the Mediterranean.
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Written after the Brexit referendum but before Johnson replaced Theresa May (who succeeded Cameron), "The Politics of Pain" argues that the causes of the Brexit vote—and the tribulations of Toryism—reach back to the previous century.
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We recall them as facing the tribulations of Watergate determined to uncover the truth, whatever the consequences, and relentlessly demanding to know what the president knew and when he knew it, in the famous words of Sen.
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But if Britain does leave, the European Union can also blame its own handling of the crises of the past decade — the tribulations of the euro, the debt standoff with Greece and a flawed approach to migration.
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While we melt over the ending of "Marley and Me," about a family's dog, rarely do we consider that less personable organisms, those farther out of the domestic sphere, go through the same tribulations that we experience.
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Through the trials and tribulations of Hebrew school and the thick pot smoke of Oberlin, Shteyngart survived and has become our chronicler of 21st-century absurdity as only an immigrant with a funny name can see it.
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It chronicles not only the trials and tribulations during competition, but the lives of the swimmers and their families out of the pool as they deal with navigating the day-to-day world and confront the future.
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According to Coe's research, it was more often when the daily trials and tribulations of life—especially once Plath entered marriage and motherhood—got in the way of her writing and creative expression, that her depression worsened.
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Falwell's support for Trump has not wavered throughout the New York celebrity-politician's own tribulations, including the Access Hollywood recording of Trump talking about grabbing women's genitals and payoffs made by Cohen to hide Trump's extramarital affairs.
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The Three Amigos who have gone through so much together — so many first-time-parent growing pains, celebrations and tribulations — are going to finally be joined by a fourth little soul who will make our dynamic forever different.
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Viewers can now watch true-to-life ladies deal with mental illness (Crazy Ex-Girlfriend), the trials and tribulations of sex and dating (Insecure, New Girl, Broad City), and boundless ambition (the entire TGIT lineup) every single week.
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When it comes to my acne, however, he is pretty understanding about costs since he has seen me go through the trials and tribulations of what works for my skin over the course of our nine-year relationship.
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This past year saw the longtime couple moving on from their past tribulations, Lemonade and 4:44 are in the past as the two released their Everything Is Love joint album in June and embarked on a tour.
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"The struggles, the trials, the tribulations that women had to endure for decades before earning the right to vote 100 years ago — that to me should be an inspiration for women today," Hochul told Refinery29 at Monday's event.
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One other aspect: She is a great and caring friend, and the stories are legion about notes she has written (with no possible ulterior or political motive) to friends and strangers about their trials and tribulations and triumphs.
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After years wining and dining clients as a high-end real-estate wheeler dealer Tablelist founder Julian Jung was well aware of the trials and tribulations involved in giving prospects the good life and conspicuous consumption they wanted.
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" But those delicacies of knowledge are so rare, the tribulations of their collection so great, that it has proved almost impossible to separate the wheat of anthropology from the chaff of adventure: "insipid details, incidents of no significance.
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In late 2015, when a singer stepped onto a neon-lit stage in Shanghai to perform a song about the tribulations of his family of six during the Cultural Revolution, the outpouring of public emotion surprised many people.
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" Jeansonne takes a Panglossian view of Hoover's early tribulations, but a better assessment of his scarred soul was made by Gutzon Borglum, the sculptor of Mount Rushmore: "If you put a rose in Hoover's hand, it would wilt.
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Art by a disabled artist, for example, is often seen as being tied to the artist's disability status: The art either recognizes a presumed triumph over that status or responds to the assumed tribulations of disabled daily life.
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Harmon's production company will be partnering with Dan Avidan and Arin Hanson from the Game Grumps channel for a show that follows the trials and tribulations of an e-sports team that tries to climb its way to success.
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We see Solid Snake through the trials and tribulations that his brother Liquid has set up for him, and we know that our hero will live to see another day because we've broken through the wall of interactive content.
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Baby Jane Dexter, who captivated cabaret audiences with a booming contralto and, after a decade-long hiatus, returned with heartbreaking and healing performances that transformed her tribulations into teaching moments, died on Tuesday in Englewood, N.J. She was 21990.
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In following the trials and tribulations of employees working the floors of big-box department store Cloud9, Superstore finds ways to explore issues like unionization and immigration with a deft, funny touch and a genuinely likable cast of characters.
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It looks like the third season of Mozart in the Jungle will revolve around Rodrigo (Gael Garcia Bernal) and some trials and tribulations that result in him wanting to leave his orchestra — but he can't because they're his family.
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"I am so grateful that these couples had the strength and willingness to share their immense joy, coupled with their trials and tribulations associated with childbirth," added Cox, who has one child, daughter Coco, 14, with her ex-husband David Arquette.
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If you need catching up on the trials and tribulations of Zuck, the New Yorker has a 14,000-word profile that will take you down memory lane and gives some fresh insight into the evolving public character of the Facebook founder.
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This season will be titled Atlanta Robbin' Season, and will follow the trials and tribulations of Glover's character Earn and his cousin Paper Boi (Brian Tyree Henry) as they attempt to make their mark on the titular city's music scene.
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And because everything she touches turns to gold, she's able to help revive Katherine's show back into relevance — but not without behind-the-scenes trials and tribulations.. Kaling chatted with the crowd during a post-screening Q&A, USA Today reports.
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From the beginning, viewers saw that at some point, somewhere, somehow, Underwood was going to get so frustrated with the trials and tribulations of being the Bachelor that he was gonna jump the fence of the filming location and split.
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The trials and tribulations she faces in a typical season would be enough to send your average person to in-patient therapy for a few years — or Bora Bora on a permanent get-me-the-hell-out-of-cursed-Seattle vacation.
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Whereas I had thought my sabbatical would result in a functional website and a cache of culturally relevant catchphrases auf Deutsch, the reality was that I instead found myself hooked on the trials and tribulations of the Upper East Side.
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Of all the tribulations facing Donald J. Trump, perhaps none is stirring as much anxiety inside his campaign as the precipitous decline of support from Republican women, an electoral cornerstone for the party's past nominees that is starting to crumble.
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"Their trials and tribulations mimicked ours almost exactly," said Linda J. Tofolowsky, who noticed cracks in the concrete foundation of her home in Tolland in the early 1990s, one of the earliest known cases of concrete foundation problems in Connecticut.
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Until the Brexit vote, the single greatest blow to the E.U. had been the post-2008 tribulations of the euro, called the eurocrisis, which manifested itself as a devastating debt problem that upended the economies of southern Europe and Ireland.
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Throughout this episode, titled "The Trials and Tribulations of Trying to Pee While Depressed," Rue, the series' main character, a recovering addict, can no longer rely on drugs as an easy out from the depression she feels during everyday life.
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The recent tribulations of Facebook, which has lurched from crisis to crisis over the last year, most recently over the handling of users' personal data, has pushed a few of the industry's most prominent names to speak out against the company.
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That's a change for a field where prestige rests on leaderboards—rankings that determine whose system is the "state of the art" for a particular task—and offers great incentive to gloss over the tribulations that led to those spectacular results.
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Take a bunch of contestants, put them on a secluded ranch for four months, removing them from the trials and tribulations of the outside world, and encourage rapid weight loss through endless workouts, highly restrictive eating, and televised weigh-ins.
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And though most us don't face the same exact situations that characterized Harry's time at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, the series' many insights can help guide us through whatever tribulations we're facing out here in the Muggle world.
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In the collection "Blackrobe: Isaac Jogues," from 1982, he evoked the tribulations of the proselytizing Jesuit missionary of the poem's title and his eventual death at the hands of his Mohawk captors in 1646 in what is now the Albany area.
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Mentors, Muses, and Celebrities is not only about looking at black women, it is about them observing the world around them and finding their place in it, and even amidst the trials and tribulations waged against them, find ways rejoice.
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I told him about my trials and tribulations with Time Warner Cable in New York City, and he tried to drum up some empathy from a distant past in which he used to send medical imaging studies on a T1 line in Boston.
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Beauty journalist Sali Hughes has brilliantly documented the trials and tribulations of her own graying hair and insists on the right of every woman to make a decision that suits them, be that ditching the dye or grabbing it with both hands.
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Little did we know, the Laguna Beach spinoff would become a phenomenon — not only for the cast's relationship trials and tribulations but also for the way their Cali-girl style completely transformed your wardrobe for a few years in the late '00s.
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He also wrote an essay for my book, The Good Immigrant, about his trials and tribulations as an actor and as a person travelling to and from America, disturbed by his changing social capital as a Muslim actor and a Muslim traveller.
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We need to look no further than Royal Dutch Shell's error-laden trials and tribulations over much of the past decade, resulting in an empty effort that cost the company and its shareholders upwards of $7 billion dollars according to news sources.
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Since many of her shows seem to go on forever, she said, she wanted to end Scandal as a way to put the trials and tribulations of OPA to an end on her terms, not because of ratings, critics, or anyone else.
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All of the refugees had been "voluntarily" relocated from Israel to Rwanda and Uganda between 2014 and 2016; all, somewhat miraculously, had survived the tribulations that followed and were able to make their way to Europe, where the majority were subsequently granted asylum.
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Perhaps I should have called my best buddy on the West Coast and shared my trepidation, or phoned my cousin who had just gone through the trials and tribulations of trying to get pregnant (and had a beautiful baby to show for it).
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I drew a postcard every day during the whole of my sentence to try and document the day-to-day trials and tribulations of being cut off from family and friends, and thrown into an alien environment with people that I didn't know.
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"What we're finding is that the axis can withstand the trials and tribulations of the machine a lot better than with what we were using before, which was hand wrenches," Jeff Mace, the Met's director of production operations, said backstage in August.
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"Something that might build character over time?" sounds as if it is hinting at the trials and tribulations of life, but in this case, we are looking for a STORY ARC, which builds the individual characters in a book, play or movie.
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As writer and co-director Stanton told Vox at a June 9 press conference, Finding Nemo was essentially about the trials and tribulations Marlin encountered as he made his way across a vast expanse; Finding Dory is more of a fairy tale.
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For members of the Sri Lankan diaspora, including Catholics like me, who have family connections to the very places and parishes that were attacked, the country's tribulations are no longer terrible, local and hard to explain to people unfamiliar with its unsettled history.
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Over the course of the show's run, viewers follow the personal and professional tribulations of "Wayne," a rideshare driver with a one-star rating (something which is actually impossible for a driver on any service to hold and still be able to drive).
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In the show's finale, in 2015, Knope—whose tribulations eerily presaged those of Hillary Clinton, down to a hacking scandal—was headed to the White House, her steely sunshine having warmed her friends' lives, from her libertarian boss to her cynical millennial intern.
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While Owen's earlier work saw Kinsella selfishly reflecting on the trials and tribulations of being a single guy, he has matured over the years as he's gotten married and become a father twice over, and has begun writing more deeply about life.
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Through their many trials and tribulations, the women of Scarlet have each other — and it's shocking how rare that is to see on TV. It's equally rare to see a show that navigates social issues that affect young women with such intelligence and grace.
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Jackson said Ali did more than any sheik, theologian or imam to normalize Islam in the U.S. Rather than lash out at the racism and other tribulations he faced in life, Ali responded with "nothing but bigness of heart and graciousness of spirit," he said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Cartoonist Matthew Thurber, whose previous books include 1-800-MICE (2011) and INFOMANIACS (2014), takes on the art world in his latest book Art Comic, a series of interrelated stories about the trials and tribulations of would-be artists.
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At its core #BeachesMoms brings together some of the most influential matriarchs in the biz, empowering them with tools to create safe space digital communities where moms worldwide can transparently share tips, vent, laugh, and find inspiration through the trials and tribulations of motherhood.
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In 2013, she opposed a resolution on "religious violence" in India that was seen as a veiled criticism of Modi, and she suggests that, whatever the problems faced by India's Muslim minority, they can't compare with the tribulations of religious minorities in many Muslim countries.
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But such bitter arguments have gone on for a while and it seems odd to suppose that engagement with the trials and tribulations of Israel somehow precludes engaging with diaspora anti-Semitism, as if Jews of all people have a finite capacity for attentiveness.
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You struggled through the mess of dating profiles and meat markets and right swipes and, miracle of miracles, found a partner to snuggle on the couch and eat ice cream with and unwind your day, sharing your tribulations while you watched a bad movie.
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Instead, they taught that the Holy Spirit would soon turn this world over to the Antichrist, a diabolical world leader who would preside over an awful holocaust in which those true believers who had not already been raptured to heaven would suffer interminable tribulations.
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The Post's Monday story on the trials and tribulations of daily life for Trump officials in Washington, DC, adds a new fold to the ongoing debate about civility and how members of the administration do and do not deserve to be treated in public.
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And Hardwick, who suffered through two decades of marriage — seeing Lowell through 10 major hospitalizations, among other tribulations — why did she stay so stalwart, even traveling to England when Lowell was taken ill, to help him get his hair cut and his clothes cleaned?
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It was the tale's latest shocking twist, but also a logical culmination for a season that saw the major female characters overcome all sorts of tribulations — as well as real-world complaints about the show's sexual violence — to emerge as the game's most formidable players.
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Bristol Palin — who had been at the center of some strange conspiracy theories during the 2008 election — got her own show, Life's a Tripp, which followed the trials and tribulations of her life as a single mother living in a mansion in Los Angeles.
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And during a more recent segment, Ben and the women went swimming in the Bahamas with a bunch of voracious pigs: This increasingly ludicrous imagery has prompted hundreds of established and armchair comedians to live-tweet each episode and laugh at the contestants' various trials and tribulations.
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The band is collaborating with Marvel's Music Spotlight initiative — which pairs musical talent with some of the franchise's heroes —to promote the first issue of Mighty Captain Marvel, which follows the trials and tribulations of Carol Danvers, a human alien hybrid, and the strongest woman on Earth.
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One of the big HR startup stories of the last year has been the trials and tribulations of Zenefits, but news coming out today from another company in the space shows that there is still a lot of opportunity in the industry with the right approach.
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I Feel Bad's Emet's parenting problems and issues are similar to that of The Mindy Project's Mindy Lahiri (Mindy Kaling): They are women of color (specifically South Asian) dealing with many of the same trials and tribulations white mothers do, with little note made of their race.
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Not to wallow in memories of our so-called best years, as powerfully bright as they now appear from the other side of teenage tribulations; but to make new ones while we can, accepting that there are no barriers to this, save for those we place ourselves.
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The series chronicled all the iconic moments in the summer camp canon: the tribulations of sneaking candy into your cabin, the struggles of finding unity as a bunk, the camp-wide theater production, the bushwhacking and canoeing trips, and of course, the tearful goodbye that caps off the summer.
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Being a new mother has led the Nickelodeon alum to want to shed light on "real" topics in her upcoming podcast with Gardner, Adulting Like a Mother, Father, where the couple will discuss "trials and tribulations as grownups" as well as life as new parents learning on the way.
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"At NSWC PCD, we personally understand the trials and tribulations that come with the devastation of a hurricane, especially after Hurricane Michael severely impacted our area in 2018," said Nicole Waters, the Florida base's fabrication and prototype shops project manager, in a prepared statement emailed to Navy Times.
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Natasha zooms in on Metail, a virtual fitting room startup, and its tribulations with the immigration authorities and the damage those action are having on the broader ecosystem: The January 31 decision letter, which TechCrunch has reviewed, shows how the Home Office is fast-tracking anti-immigrant outcomes.
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"[Superwoman] was a name that really empowered me growing up and I felt like a superhero and it helped me get through a lot of trials and tribulations, but as I've grown in my life I've found so much more beauty and power in embracing Lilly," she says.
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The violent protests of the "yellow vests" in France have inevitably prompted comparisons with insurrections past, most notably the unrest of 1968 that effectively shut down the French government, and the tribulations of presidents from Charles de Gaulle through François Hollande who have fallen victim to street uprisings.
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Instead of the inner lives of old- and new-world Orthodox Jews in his debut story collection "For the Relief of Unbearable Urges" or the Kafkaesque tribulations of Jewish parents during Argentina's "dirty war" in "The Ministry of Special Cases," his latest book is essentially a political thriller.
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Among the different works in the exhibition, only one refers directly to the trials and tribulations of immigration — "The Challenges of Imagination" (2017), a video installation by Vala and his brother Raymar (who received the visa but has since been banned from re-entering his home country of Iran).
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R. From the trials and tribulations of dating white boys to imagining what Diana Ross was thinking in that famous photo where she licks her fingers after eating a pair of ribs, Parker's third poetry collection is a beautiful ode to black womanhood in all its messy glory.
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Blake's buoyant approach isn't oblivious to daily tribulations — their month-long 2005 drawing series, Dailies, was undertaken in response to the death of their longtime partner, Philip Horvitz — but rather an acknowledgement that we can choose to meet our trials, however large or small, with humor and aplomb.
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The documentary, premiering this Saturday at the Tribeca Film Festival, explores the complicated history of Asian Americans in hip-hop and their impact within the genre, following the trials and tribulations of four rappers: David "Rekstizzy" Lee, Nora "Awkwafina" Lum, Richard "Lyricks" Lee, and the main character, Jonathan "Dumbfoundead" Park.
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Now, full disclosure, I definitely have a personal stake in my choice between Team Peter vs Team MJ. As a woman journalist with ambition, I'm well-versed in the trials and tribulations of finding a partner who won't take you prioritizing your own goals and agency as a personal insult.
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This is the first film the gals will have headlined together since they rocked the globe with their 1997 hit Spice World, which saw them dealing with the trials and tribulations of fame and friendship as they went on adventures and worked toward becoming the biggest girl group of all time.
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Example: Alex Iyer, Geneva School of Boerne, San Antonio: Homer's "The Odyssey" and "As Rich Nations Close the Door on Refugees, Uganda Welcomes Them" In literature, we learned that in Homer's epic poem "The Odyssey," Homer uses the tribulations of the hero Odysseus to illustrate the Ancient Grecian custom of xenia.
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A power play between Stephen K. Bannon and Jared Kushner, and a widely condemned news briefing by Sean Spicer from the past week, did not escape the notice of "Saturday Night Live," which satirized the tribulations of these White House staff members in a new episode hosted by Jimmy Fallon.
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In 1978, when she needed to make a down payment on a larger apartment for her and her two teenagers, Ms. Markson published a novel of her own, "Home Again, Home Again," about a retiree in Miami Beach who is enlisted to resolve the marital tribulations of her two grown children.
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Alex Iyer, Geneva School of Boerne, San Antonio: Homer's "The Odyssey" and "As Rich Nations Close the Door on Refugees, Uganda Welcomes Them" In literature, we learned that in Homer's epic poem "The Odyssey," Homer uses the tribulations of the hero Odysseus to illustrate the Ancient Grecian custom of xenia.
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From moving back to the United States as a teenager and barely being able to write English, to skipping college, to troubles with his marriage, and the struggle to prove he could succeed without Shaquille O'Neal as a teammate, there were many trials and tribulations during his 20 NBA seasons.
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The model has invested a fair amount of her free time into sharing every facet of her life, ruthlessly clapping back at the endless stream of trolls on Twitter, and even sharing all of her various drunk musings, trials, and tribulations on Snapchat, much to the delight of her millions of followers.
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When August 12 passed without the foretold tribulations, some of Ellison's original flock left the fold, and he took a job on a crew building nuclear missile silos in Missouri, while other men in the group earned money as hired hands or logging cedar, with all money earned consecrated toward the group's goals.
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" In the clip, Groban sings of life's trials and tribulations, while the simple but stunning, black-and-white visuals emphasize the track's uplifting lyrics: "So I walk down to the river / Where the troubles, they can't find me / Let the waters there remind me / The sun will be there when we wake.
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On the face of it, then, ABC television took a risk when it commissioned a new season of "Roseanne", a popular sitcom about a blue-collar clan's trials and tribulations, built around the premise that, 63 years after the show last aired, its fictional family is now divided by Trump-love and -loathing.
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But Vaughn and Eagle's choice of guests is itself a statement about making room for less conventional Black creatives, whether it's Kerman talking about the trials and tribulations of being a Black person who doesn't care about politics, or a middle-aged Black woman, Shalewa Sharpe, detailing her hilarious experiences on dating apps.
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"The war was most significant because it created an environment in which a powerful group — government, culture and academia — were wary of the tribulations of Europe and scared that the immigrants would bring these people to our shores," Dr. Perelman said in an interview, surrounded by some of the objects in the show.
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The key to that conceit is seeing all this unfold through the trials and tribulations of one extended family, the Lyons, a clan that follows politics pretty closely and occasionally finds itself on the wrong side of it, including anti-gay legislation that directly affects the life of one of the grown sons (Russell Tovey).
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If so, PEOPLE is ready to showcase the rock-'em-sock-'em, '80s-tastic wrasslin' of GLOW, Netflix's latest offering created by Carly Mensch and Liz Flahive (Orange Is the New Black) that follows the trials and tribulations of a diverse group of women who throw themselves into the ring — and into the spotlight.
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The tribulations of the three roommates are exacerbated when Laila, who allows herself to fall for a slick and mysterious former New-Yorker (Ziad), is disillusioned and heart-broken when his traditional true self is revealed ("Do you think you're living in Europe?" he chastises her after demanding that she quits smoking and carousing).
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All in all, this is an interesting development, and for those who might have called game-over in transport-on-demand, the recent news around Uber's trials and tribulations definitely points to windows of opportunity for those who can present something different and compelling to the two sides of this marketplace: drivers and passengers.
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He called his problem his Anfechtungen —trials, tribulations—but this feels too slight a word to cover the afflictions he describes: cold sweats, nausea, constipation, crushing headaches, ringing in his ears, together with depression, anxiety, and a general feeling that, as he put it, the angel of Satan was beating him with his fists.
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Here is the latest sampling of singular/plural tribulations (thanks to colleagues and readers for many examples): ••• The push by Mr. Xi's to assert state control over the markets and the economy go against the philosophy of China's early reformers under Deng Xiaoping, the paramount leader who sought to give more space to the market.
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Though not aiming to be explicitly and exclusively political (beyond the unavoidable politicalized nature of our time), COMM | ALT | SHIFT, a video art group show curated by Larry Ossei-Mensah and Dexter Wimberly, on view at New Jersey's Aljira, a Center for Contemporary Art, is a resounding answer to the turmoil and tribulations of 2017.
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The plot of the film is pretty simple, but the Last Summer cast could help it become a breakout hit for the streaming platform like last year's Set It Up. The movie follows a group of recent high school graduates in Chicago that experience multiple relationship trials and tribulations during their last summer together before college.
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It also examined the concerns of blended families — as represented by Ed O'Neill's Jay, Sofia Vergara's Gloria and Rico Rodriguez's Manny — and the trials and tribulations of a traditional family with three kids, represented by Ty Burrell's Phil, Julie Bowen's Claire and siblings Haley, Alex and Luke played by Sarah Hyland, Ariel Winter and Nolan Gould, respectively.
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It seemed to make everything slightly better and more worthwhile, if this 17-year-old girl felt comfortable in a place I never had; and could do this because other girls had once been there—and through our own triumphs and tribulations, helped in a some small way to make a path for her to follow.
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Again, to show the difference between undiluted and fully diluted stakes, we've presented both here: And here's the company's share structure — presented on an as-converted basis — after the Series C round is complete: In this installment of A Startup Takes Flight, we followed our co-founders through the trials and tribulations of raising a down round.
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While the lives of Big Boss and his son Solid Snake get me in my feelings and the trials and tribulations of the Master Chief and his friends and enemies inject some slight melancholy into my life, I can't quite express how significant and strange the final couple hours of Kingdom Hearts III were for me.
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Many of the now familiar tribulations of the city's subway system are self-inflicted: Chronic delays and overcrowding are rooted in a history of mismanagement by officials and elected leaders who have long neglected repairs and updates to a century-old system, where aging cars run on worn-out tracks and are controlled by antiquated signals.
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No matter what is happening in her career — the tribulations, the tours, the headline-grabbing performance mishaps — Ms. Carey is wildly relevant for at least one of every 1003 months, thanks to the enduring popularity of her holiday recordings, particularly "All I Want for Christmas Is You," which will be celebrating its 25th anniversary in 2019.
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"The cheating saga is just one of Hart&aposs infamous controversies that a trailer says are explored in the show which is billed as exploring "the trials and tribulations of what it means to be a father, a partner, a role model, and a businessman" that "have shaped his life, making him into the person he is today.
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Fisher, who struggled with substance-abuse issues for much of her life, was one of the industry's leading advocates for mental health, and was always remarkably frank about her own trials and tribulations — Meryl Streep portrayed Fisher's battles with addiction in "Postcards from the Edge," the 1990 movie written by Fisher and inspired by the semi-autobiographical novel of the same name.
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"Anyway, I write these trials and tribulations of mine to not only do my part to spread written contraception and to strike fear in the hearts of new parents but also to remind myself that no matter what I'm going thru, at least I'm not cleaning hot baby crap out of the gears of my daughter's play set again," he wrote.
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Emotional Dance Music deals with the trials and tribulations of the sort of people who wake up in a penthouse suite in Manhattan with a sore head from the night before, only to have that pain compounded by the realization that they are drifting apart from the person they have spent the past two weeks sending nudes to over Snapchat.
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In a twist that played the personal off the professional, the new album and its accompanying visuals — which describe, in sometimes brutal detail, the tribulations of Beyoncé as a scorned lover — were made available to stream Saturday night exclusively on Tidal, the music streaming service owned by her husband, Jay Z. The album is not yet for sale as a download through any digital retailers.
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"Many of the areas that experienced flooding in the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew are enduring similar tribulations this fall, but the footprint appears to be significantly broader following Florence, stretching about 21 miles west from the North Carolina coast and spanning 150 miles from north to south, extending into South Carolina," analysts Ryan Sweet and Adam Kamins wrote, comparing Florence with the 2016 storm.
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"These files contain unique artworks, information about scene groups, the trials and tribulations of those groups be it inter-personal feuds, issues with being raided by law enforcement, law trying to infiltrate the groups, how the groups acquire media, how they crack games and software, how the work on early movie releases to get then looking the best they can for wider release and so on," he said.
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If you have been following some of the other trials and tribulations of the on-demand industry, you could argue that this tragedy is part of a bigger series of issues for these companies — other companies hit with scandals have included Uber and Ola — which have been growing very fast and as a result have failed to have foresight (and oversight) of some of the problems that would arise from that growth.
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While I'm keen to avoid the "here's how video games help x, y, or z" rhetoric here (don't get me wrong, I do think video games can play a huge part in helping people overcome their vices, trials or tribulations it's just that they shouldn't replace seeking actual professional help as and where appropriate), I feel the interactive and persuasive nature of the medium does give it better leverage when conveying sensitive subject matter.
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A comedy of manners that recounts the trials and tribulations of a government minister in Delhi saddled with a stolid wife and more than a dozen children, that book was an exercise in light social satire, which, like all successful entries in its genre, worked by achieving a narrow consistency of tone, the antic goings on at Parliament and the dinner table leavened by the amused detachment of the voice recounting them.
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Customer experience is always a hot topic, so be sure to catch this main-stage panel discussion with Amit Ahuja (Adobe), Julie Larson-Green (Qualtrics) and Peter Reinhardt (Segment): The Trials and Tribulations of Experience Management: As companies gather more data about their customers and employees, it should theoretically improve their experience, but myriad challenges face companies as they try to pull together information from a variety of vendors across disparate systems, both in the cloud and on prem.
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What We Do in the Shadows (WWDITS) is beloved by fans for its enthusiastic embrace of vampire lore, its endlessly quotable dialogue, and its straightforward, fully deadpan (perhaps we should say undeadpan) use of a Real World-style mockumentary format to deliver its story of a coven of vampires juggling the stressors of cohabitation and city life with the usual vampire tribulations: werewolf feuds, ancient vengeance pacts, getting blood out of the kitchen tiles after a feeding frenzy.
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