MAR DEL PLATA, Argentina — It had become unbearably dissonant.
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And did I mention that it was almost unbearably tense?
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And soon the weather will start to get unbearably hot.
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"Hold You Now" and "Unbearably White" are understated and gorgeous.
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The next two hours are eventless, sad, and unbearably long.
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To Cutler, the experience of forced treatment was unbearably traumatic.
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When he told me this, I found it unbearably moving.
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It is a remarkable achievement: generous, honest, almost unbearably poignant.
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"If all this sounds unbearably depressing, be cheered," she added.
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The scenes involving the Departure Ray are almost unbearably intense.
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At one point, even a red balloon appears unbearably sinister.
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It's unbearably hot, sweat starts to prickle on his forehead.
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Unbearably large numbers of them fail to survive that journey.
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Even the companies that provide the service know it's unbearably tedious.
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Even now, Fanny says the decision to separate was unbearably hard.
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But it is almost unbearably tempting to call it all sadness.
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There were many complaints that the new Routemasters were unbearably hot.
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This video is unbearably adorable and makes me want to die.
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It was 20003 degrees, and unbearably humid for a Burlington, Conn.
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Darcy is a taciturn neurosurgeon, who strikes Liz as unbearably condescending.
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Later, having passed the test, he found the work unbearably dull.
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I thought Plano was unbearably dull, but I was happy there.
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We know why the stakes of the debate are unbearably weighty.
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Or should we approve it whenever someone says they are suffering unbearably?
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It is an unbearably intimate thing to see or to hear about.
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The movie lingers with him for an unbearably long period of time.
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Before shows he was almost unbearably nervous, smoking one cigarillo after another.
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In developing areas without electricity, soaring temperatures can leave huts unbearably hot.
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Unbearably exhausted from interrupted sleep, I made an appointment with a urologist.
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I felt like I was dating an unbearably cruel deity at times.
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It wasn't long before the morning heat got to him, unbearably so.
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I normally stick to the medium heat setting unless it's unbearably cold.
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They are unlabeled, but their details, once explained, are almost unbearably chilling.
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Her nose in his hair, the smell of him almost unbearably sweet.
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"Definitely, we'll make sure the last level is unbearably hard," he joked.
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You never really think about your router unless your connection becomes unbearably spotty.
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"It's saying, 'These figures are unbearably contradictory, and they're not sustainable,'" Lethem says.
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Budget phones used to be unbearably janky and slow, but not any more.
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For more of Bella's unbearably cutesy Gen-Z-ness, watch the video below.
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To me, it reeks of provincial desperation and sadness & makes me unbearably angry.
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I've worked at restaurants, front desks, and other unbearably dull nine-to-fives.
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It is unbearably painful and I can barely keep the tears at bay.
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In fact, Detroit was unbearably incensing and disheartening precisely because of its relevance.
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" Wrote Tori on Instagram after Jackson's arrival, "My heart is so unbearably full.
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A song played on an iPod feels downright decadent, and almost unbearably loud.
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Wales Online's Josh Knapman made some himself and said they were unbearably dry.
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Warning: there's a really rough knee injury and also an unbearably cute bird.
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She discussed turning to her faith and feeling "unbearably" lonely in the aftermath.
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Image processing is unbearably slow and the in-display fingerprint sensor is unusable.
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With his heart condition, the drop in temperature made my father unbearably cold.
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In high school, even the most mundane experiences can seem unbearably high-stakes.
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"Sensitive Skin," above, has only six episodes per season, which is unbearably scanty.
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Set against Min's depression, the book's goofy, buoyant spirit is almost unbearably bittersweet.
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An unbearably guilty conscience prompted her to finally end the relationship in 2007.
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Every decision felt unbearably consequential, and I was more on edge than usual.
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My heart is unbearably heavy when I assure you we cannot be friends.
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Avicii's music videos, so upbeat and positive, are almost unbearably poignant to watch now.
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Drake The rapper's short film "Jungle" included snippets of some unbearably adorable home videos.
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I used to love it, and now I find it obnoxious and unbearably lame.
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It might come off as unbearably twee, or naive, or confusing and poorly plotted.
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A dance party broke out after the video premiered in the unbearably loud arena.
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I'm unbearably shy in dating situations, and even worse, I've become vanilla in bed.
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On top of all that, Bostock says that her growing belly became unbearably itchy.
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Beyond its unbearably sweet fondant exterior, it's unclear what lies within the Trump Cake.
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Every day, it seems, the world becomes unbearably harder for huge swaths of humanity.
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"It was unbearably painful; I was hanging on with my last strength," he added.
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From a band still grieving a member stolen by AIDS, it's almost unbearably poignant.
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So many urban spaces, from the gym to the subway system, have become unbearably loud.
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But McArdle is doing incredible work here — at times unbearably frustrating, at times surprisingly endearing.
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They also can be unbearably cheesy and clumsy, which can do more harm than good.
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It uses Bob Marley's "Waiting in Vain" to make a point about being unbearably horny.
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Babak Anvari, who directed the unbearably tense Under the Shadow, keeps the dread humming throughout.
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It could've been unbearably cheesy, gross to distraction, too impressed with its own profane daring.
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There is the bear case: growth is severely unbalanced, waste unbearably high and collapse nigh.
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It's sticky hot and people are soaked, laughing and, without saying it, feeling unbearably tense.
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But it remains almost unbearably tender and, like so much of Channel Orange, uniquely transcendent.
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If they're being unbearably difficult, you can say you need a break and walk away.
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While unbearably sad — but also beautiful — at times, the show is not mawkish or manipulative.
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The spectators were, in the words of one American sportswriter, "unbearably bored" by the game.
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Flanagan writes of the book: It is a remarkable achievement: generous, honest, almost unbearably poignant.
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When their food arrived, he warned them that the green habañero sauce was unbearably spicy.
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"That she won't be able to see her work is unbearably sad," Ms. Kennedy said.
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The book reverberates with familiar Stroutian themes: the difficulties of making sense of the past and finding a place in a bewildering world; the unbearably close, unbearably painful relationships between mothers and daughters; how the tragedies of one generation are visited on the next.
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And for some who knew her, it has been unbearably painful trying to live without her.
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But the message ought to embolden China's reformers: short-term pain need not be unbearably painful.
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That's why it's important to act quickly: It won't stop hurting unbearably until you fix it.
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The op-ed page is unbearably white—spare a thought for Charles Blow—and predominantly male.
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The group, she said, had become unbearably anti-Semitic and wrought with other forms of bigotry.
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It didn't help that the room was also unbearably hot, which I hadn't expected from Siberia.
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Other reports also showed that some warehouses were unbearably hot, making the job all the worse.
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Your hearing becomes excellent, almost unbearably keen, like a movie character who develops supernatural abilities overnight.
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The cat-and-mouse scenes of Chigurh tracking Moss across south Texas are almost unbearably suspenseful.
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" School superintendent, Alberto M. Carvalho, also shared sentiments on Twitter, writing, "An unbearably painful week for @MDCPS.
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Set routines, times, particular routes and rituals all help to get order into an unbearably chaotic life.
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What makes the game unbearably eerie is the sense of normality to those who inhabit the space.
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The dousing was probably quite pleasant: roasting temperatures would have made the more ornate outfits unbearably hot.
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It does, however, guarantee a lifetime of fancy photos that can be both mesmerizing and unbearably awkward.
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Nearly all of Maya and Anna's attempts at popularity are wrought with this unbearably relatable cringe humor.
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"My costs would have been unbearably high," Huang said, referring to using systems from the U.S. companies.
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With no rules to guide behavior, life becomes unbearably unpredictable, and people soon yearn for tightness again.
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"It was an unbearably rotten, foul, pungent smell," said 60-year-old war veteran Vu Dinh Vinh.
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The sunburned parts of my skin were unbearably itchy and hot, and covered in an unsightly rash.
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Australia Diary Growing up in Queensland means understanding the difference between hot, stinking hot and unbearably hot.
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You'll need to wrap up warm when the temperature drops and shed layers when it gets unbearably hot.
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"It's unbearably embarrassing to watch the actions of the US government and this whole information campaign," she wrote.
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The prospect of more than a decade of Harper in power was, for many Canadian liberals, unbearably terrifying.
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The RevenantSophia looks unbearably cute in her imitation of Leonardo DiCaprio's mountain man Hugh Glass from The Revenant.
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As songs go, it is almost unbearably catchy, to the extent that you should think carefully before viewing.
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Give me a castle, a bodice, and some unbearably tearful family tension, and that's my Friday night sorted.
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The reconstruction of the power grid — bottlenecked by bureaucracy, outdated laws, and potentially corruption — has been unbearably slow.
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Our heavenly winters have all but disappeared, and it's unbearably hot and humid 10 months of the year.
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In 503, more than 100,000 spectators were, in the words of one sportswriter, "unbearably bored" by America's pastime.
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A confession: I get unbearably excited whenever a game I love comes to PC for the first time.
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Martyrs is almost unbearably brutal, and its brutality serves to tell a story that is deeply, unforgettably profound.
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A series where the occupation forces slowly but surely wear down all resistance would be almost unbearably grim.
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The service team originally used shared spreadsheets to collect data – unbearably time-consuming for a large and growing operation.
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"Our Foxborough Community was shaken this morning by unbearably tragic news," Spinelli said in a statement obtained by WCVB.
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The almost unbearably excellent show "Drawn to Greatness: Master Drawings from the Thaw Collection" begins with a love story.
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If you are not the boss, then you are being bossed, and for him this condition is unbearably humiliating.
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It was so unbearably disgusting but we all pretended that it was all great and we all loved it.
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"The Layover" is at once deeply cynical about human behavior and almost unbearably empathetic — part razor blade, part cuddle.
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Eventually, I decided to head out into another unbearably hot, humid summer night—one of many more to come.
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Alice, the most disapproving of the quartet, is set apart by staccato limerick-flavored solos, but they're unbearably forced.
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We have collected a list of shops from around the world that make the most unbearably adorable macarons ever.
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The house had no heating and I was unbearably cold, but I was so trashed I fell straight to sleep.
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It's a tight, at times unbearably suspenseful thriller, with some of the most terrifying set pieces in recent horror memory.
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This season has had its ups and downs, for sure, but its defining trait has been its unbearably slow pace.
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It's a colorful, surrealist dream that can go from tearfully hilarious to unbearably suspenseful from one scene to the next.
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When the protagonist of the video (you, he's supposed to be you) arrives home, an almost unbearably sad scene occurs.
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There may not have been any unbearably small farm animals, but instead it had cute games, events, parties, and talks.
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Being in real estate, of course, unbearably what you hear locally is the infrastructure is sort of lagging the development.
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But Ms. Wexton personifies why it is imperative that Virginia Democrats resolve what has become an almost unbearably painful dilemma.
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I wrote: A series where the occupation forces slowly but surely wear down all resistance would be almost unbearably grim.
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Too often, summer music festivals are punctuated by unbearably long lines, even more unbearable crowds, and copious amounts of branding.
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Then it's even worse: He's lulling people into a false sense of security, cynically aping French traditions while remaining unbearably other.
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It was once a verdant world with forests and water, but it has since turned into a barren, unbearably hot world.
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Take the time to remind trans youth of their power, brilliance and resilience against a world that often feels unbearably cruel.
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Sweltering in the Winter We own a first-floor co-op apartment that is unbearably hot when the boiler is on.
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Or is there any singular moment more unbearably excruciating as the time a reporter mistook Samuel L Jackson for Laurence Fishbourne?
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"The Wonder Years" can be almost unbearably poignant, but it is so unabashed in its earnestness that you can't begrudge it.
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This season Penelope gets a viable love interest, the almost unbearably hunky Max (Ed Quinn), a veteran himself and an EMT.
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This shattering, sometimes unbearably powerful novel, completed in 1904, was written by Henrik Pontoppidan, who won the Nobel Prize in 1917.
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"It makes me unbearably sad, so sad I can barely breathe, to see this rise of hate, extremism and violence," she says.
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Strict oversight laws state that a patient must first have to be found to be suffering unbearably, with no chance of improvement.
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The whole thing might seem unbearably frivolous and unimportant, revolving as it does around Kardashians, a scorned celebrity lover, and social media.
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Pulling hard from the glamour of 1940s photo shoots in Hollywood, this series is unbearably cute and just in time for Cannes.
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It's a bleak, almost unbearably pessimistic view of AI that is often hard to read and not very fun to think about.
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The unbearably intimate murders and Chris' calculating deceptions before his arrest — including pleading TV interviews about his missing family — attracted international attention.
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My feelings about the South [where I am from] are unbearably complicated, a knot of longing and anger and disgust and wonder.
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The aim is for Greece and its creditors to reach an agreement by May 22010; otherwise, the situation will become unbearably stressful.
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As the world gets unbearably hotter and hotter every damn year, it might be time to reconsider your perception of blended drinks.
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Smart diplomacy – the Churchillian "jaw-jaw" – should help to scale back America's unbearably expensive, (arguably) unnecessary and strategically unsustainable global military engagements.
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Honestly, though, I'm really looking forward to going back and giving the treatment a go during the unbearably cold days of winter.
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Nonetheless, what follows is Lane imagining two parents—"Mommy" and "Daddy," to him—almost unbearably aroused at the site of Mrs. Incredible.
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Anyone who has been through the death of a loved one with the help of hospice nurses will find this unbearably moving.
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I ended up at the second-cheapest option, a Super 8 with no elevator and unbearably slow WiFi, for $245 per night.
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Victor had been feeling unbearably guilty, as if the whole family had crossed a bridge and left Alex on the other side.
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Most unbearably, Igor Burov on a bench in a Moscow park, slapping his knees in his helplessness, bereft of a second son.
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It was not, as they say, unbearably sad; on the contrary, it was bearably sad—a tranquil, contemplative, lapping kind of sorrow.
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She is all of us, even joining the choir of voices salivating over the recently revealed, unbearably adorable Animal Crossing-themed Switch.
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Weber thought that idea, which is more closely associated with Luther's leading Protestant rival John Calvin than with Luther himself, was unbearably depressing.
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Every tiny move you make can be a life-or-death decision, meaning that even hiding in a closet can be unbearably tense.
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The movie is "at once endearing and unbearably show-offy" and "finally elicits an exasperated admiration," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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Struggling with PTSD and reeling from abuse she endured behind bars, she continues to suffer in ways both unbearably public and excruciatingly private.
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No. Do I guilt-trip myself for not finishing the cocktail that looked cool on my grid, but ended up being unbearably strong?
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"Civilians in Yemen have suffered unbearably over the years from the effects of a number of simultaneous and overlapping armed conflicts," he said.
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Among them is Mr. St. Aubyn, who can be spotted listening as an unbearably snobbish Melrose family friend talks with the French ambassador.
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Most HEATTECH styles are offered in three different warmth levels including regular HEATTECH, extra-warm, and ultra-warm for those unbearably cold days.
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When life gets unbearably stressful, most of us opt for a vacation that relieves us of the worries of day-to-day life.
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If that's the case, a small fan like the Genesis 6-Inch Clip-On Fan can be a decent substitute on unbearably hot days.
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Lane described to an online friend an almost unbearably tense atmosphere, in which every meal had the potential to turn into a screaming match.
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"Sympathy," one of the album's most richly candid moments, is darkly funny and caustic; "Spring Snow" and "Unbearably White" are poignant and vividly drawn.
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They are also only going to be sold via 14918333,21491833 "audiologists," using a "highly-assisted personalized shopping experience," all of which sounds unbearably ostentatious.
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Even in the winter months, when it might seem unbearably cold in the north, Maine is home to some great ski resorts and activities.
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As the weather gets unbearably warm, movie theaters lure us to their air-conditioned darkness with promises of sequels, stunts, and lots of actions.
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"You're dealing with an unbearably dysfunctional family with its own dynamic," the Rabbi Blau told me just before he too stopped returning my messages.
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Not to mention an unbearably overwhelming amount of content that you'll likely never have time to even put a dent in... No thank you.
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When the company first started, Glow (and eventually Glow Nurture, for pregnant women, and Glow Baby, a baby tracker) was regarded as unbearably intrusive.
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That he's been taken away so suddenly, so crudely, leaving his family shattered and the baseball world to mourn, is unbearably cruel and unfair.
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"It is my lack of virtue and I am unbearably ashamed," Suzuki told a news conference, without elaborating on the timing of his resignation.
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Which is to suppose that music is an unbearably important and serious thing and not just something to distract from our own internal witherings.
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But just like the sun can be unbearably hot on a summer day, Leos can overwhelm and overheat or lay it on too thick.
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I have vaginismus, and though I've undergone physical therapy for it, pap smears are still unbearably painful — it basically feels like I'm being stabbed.
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If you are the kind of person who finds the above scenario twee or unbearably mannered, Forrest Leo's The Gentleman is not for you.
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It can be unbearably hot in Ho Chi Minh City, so be sure to always carry a water bottle with you and drink water constantly.
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The rest of her is just ready to run at a moment's notice, and that quality makes several scenes throughout the episode almost unbearably tense.
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One aside, where he talks about slamming his head repeatedly into a shower wall to try and drown out his thoughts, is almost unbearably raw.
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"" This unbearably upbeat little critter was spotted in the bush around Opotiki, New Zealand, by the stepdad of Reddit user "Sretlaw," who was out hunting.
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This sounds extremely refreshing for when it starts to get unbearably hot, especially if someone else makes the margs and you just add the Aperol.
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If the landscape of Twitter continues to be this unbearably shitty for women of color, the site will alienate (and ultimately lose) users like Jones.
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Rejected by the local sports federations, stripped of her silver medal, tormented by ongoing scrutiny and unbearably embarrassed, she attempted suicide, reportedly by swallowing poison.
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Whether it's police violence or infrastructural decay, the untimely deaths of young people in the fifth least-livable city in the world is unbearably normal.
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The thought of having a home brewery and still in my own home is so unbearably cool that I barely know what to do myself.
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In a recent piece for Broadly, Furseth looked at how, for some women in the UK, hysteroscopies can be unbearably painful, if not downright traumatizing.
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For an already anachronistic sporting event that thrives on its fleeting thrills, this was an unbearably suspenseful, full-on bizarre way to declare a winner.
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In this world, a missing coffeepot can mean more than a murder, and the unbearably pure joy of baseball statistics can sustain a lost soul.
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When a singer in a restaurant scene is heard crooning, "They can't take that away from that me," those hopeful, wistful lyrics sound unbearably cruel.
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The movie is "at once endearing and unbearably show-offy" and "finally elicits an exasperated admiration," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
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Maybe in a galaxy far, far away there is a Baby Yoda Chia Pet that is too unbearably cute for us to see right now.
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I found this book to be unbearably moving in its playful, strange, soulful assessment of what it means to be alive at a somber time.
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According to last month's jobs report, the labor market remains unbearably tight, with the unemployment rate virtually unchanged in the last year at 3.5 percent.
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The epic arcs of Kushner's characters reflect a conception of change as an arduous, at times unbearably time-consuming process, but one that is ultimately achievable.
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How could the man that brought his signature codes of the alt-youth — often unbearably thin models in precision-cut blazers — possibly mirror Philo's female gaze?
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Cynicism, egos, unprovoked hostility, unchecked propaganda, sexism, bigotry, and outright hate—Twitter is as full of it as virtually anywhere online, and worse, it's unbearably nonstop.
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In a story repeated all over the country, Europeans found Australian summers unbearably hot, rainless, and punctuated with fires, while blackberries and rabbits infested their crops.
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LONDON - Celebrity Big Brother contestant Tiffany Pollard, ended up in an unbearably awkward situation on Tuesday night after she wrongly assumed a fellow contestant had died.
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Those words, now written down, all these years on, seem so tame, so lame, so unbearably meaningless, but that's what words are, that's what language is.
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The story of the rape is there, blended with Gentileschi's unbearably compassionate painting of the biblical character Susanna, who was ogled and shamed in her bath.
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To me, Scorsese's track record on race is a more serious beef — Goodfellas, Casino, and The Irishman in particular, this trilogy of sorts, are unbearably white.
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Living with chronic disease daily can be a drag; living with chronic disease nightly can become unbearably depressing … without the buzz conferred by aptly named spirits.
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When I called tech analysts, they said that the new operating system (iOS 7) being pushed out to existing users was making older models unbearably slow.
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Work up even the slightest sweat and a jacket that thick and warm will quickly do the rest of the sweating for you until you're unbearably drenched.
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I had just finished a play in New York and hate the nonnegotiable stretches in an actor's life where we wait — sometimes unbearably — for the next gig.
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Since 1964, American civil-rights legislation has told employers to provide "reasonable accommodation" of their workers' religious needs, unless it would be unbearably burdensome to do so.
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Assisted suicides are regulated by strict laws state that say a patient must first have to be found to be suffering unbearably, with no chance of improvement.
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Finding someone who's willing and able to love you despite your wretched morning breath can feel like an unbearably difficult task for most single people out there.
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At Rasheed High School, the volunteers quickly inspect each body — some of the parcels of bones unbearably small — and transfer them into the blue plastic body bags.
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But the films are also, in a way that's almost unbearably wistful, daydreams about extracting an equitable relationship from a situation in which there's a huge power imbalance.
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We don't know what took place when Trump was there, but his presence at the club tells us he may not find this sort of thing unbearably disgusting.
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I have heard complaints about them being too hot, but I have worn them in 90+ degree weather and didn't feel like they were uncomfortable or unbearably hot.
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I took an evening video while walking, and the video was very bright but also unbearably twitchy as the device apparently tried and failed to stabilize the image.
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For his part, Morris described Brussels as racist, sexist, homophobic and unbearably conservative — to the press back then, and now again in his memoir for pages and pages.
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At a time when New York City can seem unbearably expensive, advocates for the poor are targeting a rising cost that many people struggle to afford: a MetroCard.
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The song is almost unbearably wistful with Cleo Tucker and Harmony Tividad's guitar and bass wind through and around each other's melodies like bikes on leaf-strewn streets.
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But it has reached a broad new audience this month with Ava DuVernay's Netflix mini-series "When They See Us," an almost unbearably intense treatment of the story.
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For example, multiple workers told Motherboard they were initially instructed not to wear masks, because management didn't want to scare riders, a concern that seems unbearably quaint today.
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On "The Walking Dead," a new season guarantees a few things: some major character deaths, long passages of unbearably charged silence, gallows wisdom about the value of life.
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This was not because the law dictated that I give my patients a choice, but because it was so unbearably painful to spell out the truth to them.
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In the hands of lesser performers — and in defiance of Chris Dapkins's clear, bright cinematography — this debut feature would feel unbearably hermetic, its navel-gazing angst wearyingly indulgent.
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The world and its inhabitants are protean and surprising, but also almost unbearably fragile, and you feel the pull of gravity even in the film's most lighthearted passages.
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It won't be unbearably chilly — temperatures should stay in the 40s and high 30s — but Christmas Eve will be the clear weather winner, with blue skies and sunshine.
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If you are a liberal, you probably view what is happening in the first building as unbearably cruel and what is happening in the second as decent and just.
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The premiere is unsteady, with the tone shifting in seemingly every other scene, and the show wavers on whether Parker and Church's characters are unbearably selfish or relatably flawed.
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The city-state's temperatures, for example, can be unbearably hot during certain times of year — but designing for improved wind flow throughout the city can help keep residents comfortable.
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And while the production does hold back when it comes to the most graphic mutilation, it is, at times, an unbearably confronting experience, leading some audience members to flee.
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We wanted to act as if everything was normal so we could fully enjoy what was left of daily life; at the same time, most experiences seemed unbearably trivial.
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It devoted its most recent season to having its teenage cast debate whether they wanted to go on living in the unbearably painful world in which they found themselves.
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It's the mid-1950s, and Day-Lewis plays Reynolds Woodcock (the name sounds like an old financial firm), an unbearably particular dress designer who caters to the London elite.
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Late in its season 43 premiere, Saturday Night Live surprised viewers in the best way possible by taking on two pretentious movies — and one unbearably overused font — at once.
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The flight had been unbearably hot, said Cheryl Bormann, 59, one of the Jacksonville passengers, and people had to fan themselves because the air conditioning was not working properly.
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"We see Upworthy as confirmation that the potential to have a broadly well-informed public still exists," he told the magazine, which in today's internet terms is just unbearably quaint.
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Though it's fair to say HBO's Girls, the arguable millennial successor to what Sex and the City started, still never moved beyond its unbearably white perspective of the diverse metropolis.
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Steven Soderbergh's decision to shoot the film on iPhone might just sound like a gimmick, but its unique look majorly ups the anxiety: This is an unbearably tense viewing experience.
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For those of you still reading after that unbearably awful joke (I'm sorry, I really am), there's an incredible crime spree going on in Philadelphia that you should know about.
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Her living conditions were unbearably cramped: 250 relatives taking refuge in a two-bedroom government nursing station for more than a year after a sewage backup made their home uninhabitable.
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"The guests were told some truly ridiculous storiesTo set the whole video up, Oukhellou said to the camera: "I'm Yazmin Oukhellou, and what you're about to see is unbearably embarrassing.
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So he stands there, unbearably close to the love of his life – close enough to reach out or call to her, to walk through and embrace her, but he can't.
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Initially, Cole refuses her overture, with all the gruff Goodness-with-a-capital-G self-discipline that the almost unbearably handsome actor Joshua Jackson has always brought to the role.
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"People who suffer unbearably and unendurably come to the Levenseindekliniek with a request for help, not because they want to die, but because they can't handle life anymore," Dekker says.
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He's almost unbearably adorable, and it's heartbreaking to know that he's, as of yet, blissfully unaware of the shit storm society will inevitably unleash on him if he keeps playing princess.
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But it could be unbearably painful if you have hemorrhoids or an anal fissure, a relatively common problem where there is a small tear in the lining of the anal canal.
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I think one of the reasons Seattle is such a dog town is that it never gets unbearably hot in the summer, so you can exercise your dog pretty much yearround.
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He tells me he was her caregiver before she died during the making of Brutalism—it was, needless to say, an unbearably tough time, for him and the band more broadly.
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" The book received widespread acclaim, with a critic in the The Saturday Review calling her writing "unbearably beautiful" and another in the New York Times calling it a "remarkable little book.
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Even this morning, on the way to the church, I couldn't help noticing that the world was suddenly clean and raw, filled with new color and new light, everything unbearably radiant.
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"Before we start, I have to say: you don't get this in Italy," says Gianluca, the unfeasibly tall, almost unbearably handsome man from Berlin's Eis Lanzarno ice cream and coffee shop.
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This one seemed to zip by, but all that means is it was in my wheelhouse and that the next few weeks of acrostics will be unbearably difficult out of revenge.
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Throughout the evening, Kwong sets puzzles for the audience, interspersing them with more traditional tricks, like one involving an audience member's phone number and a Boggle set that was unbearably good.
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I'm sure we'll get the story behind his former partner — "didn't work out" seems too vague to be a closed case — but in that moment, he was so clearly, unbearably lonely.
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When his unbearably self-satisfied Head & Shoulders advert came on at half-time – sandwiched between highlights of his floppy-palmed attempt to keep out Sigthórsson's weak daisy cutter – it felt monumentally appropriate.
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Four years later, Mr. Murry is still missing, Charles Wallace is almost unbearably precocious, and Meg is acting out at school, where a preening bully keeps poking her about her missing dad.
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Audiences who find Wes Anderson unbearably twee and precious have no business watching 306 Hollywood, which mimics his visual precision, his obsession with order and presentation, and his peppy, intense, recursive soundtracks.
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The video is almost impossible to watch without joining in: this supernatural figure looking unbearably confused — almost embarrassed — as a grown man doubles over in hilarity, unable to keep his phone still.
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It felt unbearably painful to sit through 1.5 hours of the evil that is Cruella de Vil vying for a new fur coat or circus performers shackling an elephant to a tent.
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If the world's nations are ever going to stop the planet from warming unbearably, they'll have do so step by step, pushing down emissions across a dizzying variety of sectors and sources.
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"The Cabinet is of the opinion that a request for help (in dying) from people who suffer unbearably and have no hope without an underlying medical reason can be a legitimate request".
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I think Morgan looks absolutely terrifying, but I also find the parts of Chopped where there are only two people left unbearably tense, so I may not be the target audience here.
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Amazon summary: The air is unbearably tense as Armand Gamache returns to the Sûreté du Québec for his first day of work since his demotion from its command to head of homicide.
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A pain in your throat may get worse when you swallow, may be almost unbearably painful when you swallow, but that doesn't mean that the pain is gone when you're not swallowing.
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They remain where they fall for an unbearably long time, creating a ghastly spectacle that becomes an emblematic tableau that Mr. Maitland returns to again and again, at times using news footage.
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It was unbearably sad and even though I ran the marathon the next year; even though was supposed to be a celebration of resilience, I did not feel that way at all.
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In 1988, the Japanese director Isao Takahata broke new ground in animation with "Grave of the Fireflies," an almost unbearably grim story of children in a devastated post-World War II Kobe.
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I find her almost unbearably moving in the final Immolation Scene, when she calls for her trusty horse, Grane, to ride onto Siegfried's funeral pyre in an act of world-redeeming sacrifice.
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The video is almost impossible to watch without joining in: this supernatural figure looking unbearably confused—almost embarrassed—as a grown man doubles over in hilarity, unable to keep his phone still.
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Sometimes it's unbearably corny, but other times it's great fun, with Jake and Sadie racing through 1963 Dallas against the tide of the past steadily pushing back against their efforts to change it.
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Call me crazy, but these satin Bermuda-style shorts are the kind of thing I wouldn't mind running in when it inevitably breaks an unbearably humid 100 degrees here on the East Coast.
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There's also Beth Ditto as Bets, an unbearably kind woman married to Krystal's manager Ernie whose outside view of FAM lends her a far clearer view of what's actually happening to her friends.
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Around this time of year in New York City, the weather starts to get unbearably cold, and the only thing most people are really interested in doing is curling up by their radiators.
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I don't live with him, I'm pretty sure I out-earn him, and he is unbearably frugal in a "don't turn up the thermostat — just hands me a third sweater" kind of way.
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To those who now suffer through two-hour commutes from transit deserts or on unbearably overcrowded subway cars, the arrival of the new ferries will be a sure ticket to an improved life.
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The deaths haunting it as well as some of its themes — the Holocaust, the Jewish diaspora, that far-off desert and the refuge we find in another's embrace — can make it unbearably sad.
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Only the elderly remain robust — none more guiltily than Yoshiro, who is raising his great-grandson, the impossibly, almost unbearably sweet Mumei, who grows kinder and more tolerant as his body wastes away.
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Behind each moment is a steady, probing intelligence holding it together, so that what would otherwise come off as camp or hysterical is in fact grounded, layered, strange, human and almost unbearably vulnerable.
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Director Kathryn Bigelow fashioned a visceral narrative around some unbearably tense scenes of soldiers -- mostly Jeremy Renner, in a star-making performance -- defusing bombs that could blow them to bits at any moment.
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The potato that Janet Yellen has passed to Jerome Powell may not seem unbearably hot to the touch, but it might be hot enough on the inside to be quite painful to eat.
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Too Faced's Lip Injection has some breathless reviews online, but I found it unbearably painful (and I like to think my threshold is pretty high after years of waxing, threading, and gruesome sports massages).
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At 36, Ms Baker has come of age at a time when words themselves are often mistrusted, when the gap between what we say and what we feel seems to yawn, at times unbearably.
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And if we were going to expand our arrangement to allow for either of us to get with someone of any gender, we suspected that informing each other in advance could get unbearably awkward.
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Fans of these characters will be delighted to see that each gets their due, and there's an unbearably cute critter named Bruni who seems tailor-made to move tons of toys this holiday season.
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The sight of the population of Anatevka trudging off to an unknown future, as so many hundreds of thousands of people have been forced to do in recent years, I found almost unbearably sad.
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In one of the funniest scenes in the finale, Jen's neighbor comes over for some wine and they have an unbearably awkward conversation before Jen ends up asking her neighbor how to shoot a gun.
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Almost two weeks after the former Bachelor contestant welcomed her first child via a water birth in Los Angeles, Martinez shared another sweet snap of the newborn to Instagram on Tuesday — and it's unbearably cute.
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It's an almost unbearably gorgeous movie, soaked in dread and anticipation, and brought across by actors who make 17th-century dialogue sound natural, and religious awe and horror feel like a default way of life.
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Some avoid their homes even when there is no conflict -- one elderly woman with no children found her home unbearably lonely after her husband died, and so spends her nights at McDonald's among fellow sleepers.
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The beams are unbearably pretty, and the fact that there are a hundred people with smartphones scrambling to capture them feels like we are starved of something, despite how much this place has given us.
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Or maybe it was the dance that did it: her self-deprecating sashay onto the stage a year later, poking fun at herself for the unbearably awkward jig she performed during a trip to Africa.
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Increasingly, it seems, there is something unbearably precious about writing novels that cannot be read — an act of delayed gratification that can have no real payoff because it has no real stakes, only symbolic ones.
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It certainly seems that way for almost-123-year-old Elodee, her identical twin, Naomi, and their parents, whose lives have become unbearably sad because of something none of them can stand to think about.
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I also like to wear the Atlas Sweater on warmer days that wouldn't typically call for a sweater because I know I won't overheat outside, and I'll stay warm in our sometimes unbearably cold office.
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Brutally expensive housing markets, fierce competition over a shrinking talent pool and unbearably long commutes: these are some of the challenges plaguing typical tech hubs like the San Francisco Bay Area, Seattle, Los Angeles and Boston.
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Business Insider spoke with over 50 former and current Target workers, many of whom said that the modernization program has changed their stores for the worse, making their jobs unbearably stressful and, in some cases, unsafe.
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"Unbearably White," a ballad, lists daunting white things — a snow-capped peak, a blank page — and raises the question of who has the right to some narratives: "Sooner or later/The story gets told," Koenig sings.
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According to Start Standing, the desk raises and lowers at a rate of 1.25-inches per second, and though the reviewer found it wasn't as quiet as some higher-priced desks, the noise wasn't unbearably loud.
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In every other way, an anti-abortion conference is just like any other conference; the room is unbearably hot, speakers make cringeworthy jokes about Americans having loud voices, and people clamor round the big names during breaks.
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Some other specs: Aside from its unbearably long name, the LG V53 ThinQ 25G's claim to fame is a new biometric security measure called Hand ID, which reads the veins in your hand to authenticate your identity.
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The workshop provided a transistor radio, the clockwork motor from a toy car and the gears of a music box, and from this gizmo, in half an hour, he produced a first, unbearably exciting, bark of sound.
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It became a low-cost and environment-friendly solution for Bangladesh's poor citizens, a majority of whom live in corrugated tin huts, which can get unbearably hot during summer, when temperatures rise up to 45 degree Celsius.
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Effective screening and early detection can help reduce its incidence, but part of the challenge — and there are several parts — today is that the testing process to detect the onset of the disease is unbearably time-consuming.
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Uglow, a circumspect biographer, does discuss his many friendships with women, and some avowals about wanting a wife, but the general outline seems clear enough, and she devotes many forthright pages to Lear's unbearably melancholy love life.
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About halfway through the interview, things rapidly escalate from unbearably milquetoast to "please smite me God, and put an end to the deep, deep discomfort racking my bones" when Scott and Jenner start talking about doing it.
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One recent evening, a lady evading her unbearably overheated living room curled up in a human-size driftwood cubbyhole and nursed a Cali Mucho—rioja and Mexican Coke—amid potted plants, Christmas lights, and old board games.
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And they are best served, unadorned, alongside your drink of choice: Mine, a glass of nearly unbearably crisp rosé, the jam-smack of red berry and sunshine tempered by the mellow warmth of the oil and salt.
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Based on Jonathan Evison's enjoyable novel about a first-time caregiver to those with disabilities, this Netflix original with a cast headed up by Paul Rudd could prove to be hugely charming, or it could be unbearably schmaltzy.
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Even if you didn't hit puberty when people were sending each other mobile phone photos of their dicks, you can still identify with the film's visual representation of the way everything feels so unbearably powerful at that age.
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" The school is stewarded by an unbearably well-intentioned board of directors, which comes to decisions not by way of democracy's crudest tool—the vote—but by searching, endlessly, through so many squeaking, brightly colored markers, for "consensus.
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It looks like Suspiria, which also stars Chloë Grace Moretz and Mia Goth, is shaping up to be almost unbearably disturbing—and we haven't even seen bodies systematically ripped apart into a pile of blood and bones yet.
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As they traverse the stark and unbearably hot desert wasteland dividing the two countries, a ruthless American vigilante, played by Jeffrey Dean Morgan, whittles down the group with the help of a long-range rifle and a ferocious dog.
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These films — Wolf Creek remains the best known — are relentlessly brutal and, more often than not, unbearably bleak: Even for seasoned horror fans, they can be difficult to endure, and Killing Ground is, indeed, a challenge to get through.
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The book assumes up front that readers find everything in this list as unbearably cool as Cline does, and that just running down an exhaustive list of Wade's favorite things is enough to make him appealing, relatable, and enviable.
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Maybe Jimmy isn't even totally lying (as the unbearably bittersweet cold open reveals, Chuck is a big reason Jimmy is in the legal profession), but sharing just enough of the truth to make his false motives easier to swallow.
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Watching Marvin, Whizzer and their extended family, including Marvin's neighbors, a lesbian couple, one of whom is a doctor who has begun treating men with this unnamed new disease, grapple with Whizzer's illness, was on one level unbearably sad.
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"The implications of unmitigated climate change for the UAE make its cities unbearably hot, water even more scarce and the region more unstable," Rachel Kyte, the CEO of the United Nations' Sustainable Energy for All initiative, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Assuming that the rear camera is as great as the ones in the Pixel 3's, the battery life is long, and the midrange Snapdragon chip isn't unbearably slow or sluggish, the Pixel 3a and 3a XL sound like good phones.
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Clouds loom on the horizon—thick, gunmetal grey clouds, the kind of clouds that feel unbearably close, as if they're descending directly upon you with the express intent of devouring you whole—and the sun's nothing but a distant memory.
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" Charles continued, "A solution is achievable and simply has to be done for all our sakes – and, above all, for the long-term viability of all those species in the sea which are already suffering unbearably because of our actions.
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Know When To See a Professional These tips above work great for milder cases of eczema, but if your skin still feels unbearably itchy, you bleed from scratching or experience large blisters from dryness, it's best to see a doctor.
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TUNIS (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In the early hours of a Sunday morning, before the city of Tunis wakes up and the sun becomes unbearably hot, Raouf Hayetlili and his neighbor Noureddine Tayara are already pulling trailers of plastic up a hill.
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There are common themes in many refugees' journeys: escaping conflict or devastation, migrating unbearably long distances, living in makeshift camps, seeking asylum in countries trying to keep them out, and eventually resettling in communities with completely new cultures and languages.
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First of all, having this many GPUs running in your car would be unbearably hot, meaning that mining would really only be feasible while the car was parked at a recharging station and the driver is not in the vehicle.
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She had designed the poster with a sense of nausea; freedom and happiness she imagined as fictitious birds from some unbearably sweet children's story, an insult to the intelligence, and this abomination, of all things, had won the international prize.
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There's a milky pink beverage on the table of Sylvia Horne's home when Richard — her grandson — storms in to steal her money and jewels, in what may be the most nigh-unbearably unpleasant scene in "Twin Peaks: The Return" so far.
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Under this program, about 2106 percent of his weekly workouts were performed at an easy intensity, the equivalent of a 12 or less on a scale of 1 to 20, with 20 being almost unbearably strenuous according to Mr. Marchand's judgment.
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At the time, Abdurraqib was a teenager in Columbus, Ohio, where it would get unbearably cold during the winter; fiddling with the buttons on his Walkman to skip a song on the cassette entailed exposing his skin to the frigid air.
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Fine-dining establishments from San Francisco to Little Rock are finding new lives as sinkholes for unbearably concentrated wealth—and rare sources of comfort and sanctuary for those of us staring down the barrel of an economy that's completely, utterly fucked.
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It is a WASPy incarnation of magical realism: a Puritan horror story in which a man comes to realize the unbearably fragile fiction of his own life in the span of a day spent dipping into pools and wandering across his neighbors' lawns.
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The movie spent lots of its three hours of dialog to make sure we knew snapping the gauntlet would kill a human, and so when the time came, it's unbearably permanent: Tony Stark died on the battlefield, after saving literally the entire world.
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" Wedge from LifeSIGNS confirms that self-poisoning can become a dangerous way for young people to feel in control of emotions that can seem unbearably huge: "Self-injury becomes a reliable coping mechanism to help deal with past trauma and current distress.
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A week ago the idea of a gigantic umbrella for my car would have seemed laughable, but after a weekend of climbing in and out of unbearably hot vehicles, the Lanmodo seems like it should be a standard feature on every car.
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Many competent adults, who are suffering unbearably from very severe chronic medical conditions, have been denied the possibility of an assisted death, such as Tony Nicklinson who suffered from locked-in syndrome, who in the end had to die by refusing all food.
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I once wrote about this study on secondhand embarrassment where they found that people who experience this also tend to be empathetic, and I just felt unbearably smug thinking, I'm such a good person and that's why I have this strong reaction.
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"At the end of one of the many unbearably heart-breaking stories of the violence, persecution and humiliation the Syrian refugees have escaped from, I threw my arms around a young woman who had just shared her world with me," Cumming tells PEOPLE.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Office parties are rife with potential pitfalls: drunken snogs; going for too deep a sesh with people who are still relative strangers; trying to escape the dry chat from that unbearably lovely guy in accounts.
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From there, it'll be showing Good Time under a set of elevated subway tracks in Queens; The Spectacular Now in downtown Athens, Georgia; and The Witch in middle-of-nowhere New Hampshire next to a big, dark forest, which sounds unbearably terrifying.
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Plus, when you consider all of the stuff that TV Maya and Anna have to do — like have crushes on 14-year-old boys played by very real teenage boys — the potential for the show to become unbearably gross is always present.
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But unbearably lame Super Bowl aside, the minute-long teaser finally gave us a first look at Peele filling Rod Serling's loafers as the host of the new Twilight Zone—and it seems like he's going to crush the hell out of it.
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"'Moonlight' is both a disarmingly, at times almost unbearably personal film and an urgent social document, a hard look at American reality and a poem written in light, music and vivid human faces," A. O. Scott wrote in his review for The Times.
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" — Thatiana Diaz, senior beauty writer T.L.C. Happi Scalp Scrub"I've never used a scalp scrub before, but this one came at the perfect time: I was on week three of sew-in extensions before taking them down, and my scalp was unbearably itchy.
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In accordance with the prescribed fix for an alert they were getting on the flight control computer, the pilots had been flying extremely fast, and above the speeds of about 29 miles per hour at which the manual trim wheel became unbearably heavy.
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I know McDonald's food never looks like its glossy ads in real life and not getting the Christmas branded pot is an unbearably petty point to make, but I took this assignment with a determination to report on all the important facts.
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We have always been told the casualties in any conflict on the Korean peninsula would be unbearably high; suppose Trump pushes the regime to the brink and, however improbably, Kim Jong Un is revealed to be a paper tiger, without any military support?
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Gao was answering a question about comments by former White House strategist Steve Bannon, who last week told the Hong Kong-based South China Morning Post that Trump planned to make the trade war "unbearably painful" for Beijing and would not back down.
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Each unbearably loud news item makes up what has become the United States of America's Infinite Infrastructure Week, seven enormously long days where we take a moment to calmly examine the literal and metaphoric Infrastructure of our country, in all its chaotic failure.
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At this point, all I can say is that it seems like through a combination of overly enthusiastic VCs, unbearably optimistic marketing, and an immature platform where developers are just barely scratching the surface, the hype for Magic Leap has simply gone way too far.
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One of those unbearably comical scenes took place in the third episode of the series, titled "Health Care," where viewers find Dunder Mifflin Scranton in utter chaos after Michael asks Dwight to choose a health care plan with fewer benefits for his fellow employees.
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They also have a love of skateboarding in common, footage of which is peppered throughout the film, representing both an unbearably wistful sanctuary from the pressures of the real world and a shrinking bit of shared ground as life takes them in different directions.
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Getting to the event is hard, it's unbearably hot, and you need to worry about jungle creatures invading your tent (at one point during my time there, I even heard a rumor about someone playing tug-of-war with a monkey over their sleeping pad).
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During scene after scene in Yorgos Lanthismos's films, we endure a masterful portrayal of the terrible awkwardness — at times unbearably clunky, at others, hauntingly fragile and tender — of humans who seem to be putting on their bodies and native tongues for the very first time.
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For primatologists and conservationists who devote their lives to studying the great apes and to doing what they can to help protect the rapidly vanishing populations of the primates in the wild, a linked set of ethical and practical dilemmas looms almost unbearably large.
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This high-concept cult show, in which Andy Daly plays a critic who reviews extreme aspects of ordinary life (making a sex tape, road rage) for television, has many of the hallmarks of the genre: an unlikable protagonist, a documentary conceit and unbearably pregnant pauses.
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After a terrifying and bloody dream, a Korean housewife named Yeong-hye stops eating meat; it's a renunciation that feels unbearably threatening to her narcissistic, conventional husband and her bitter tyrant of a father, both of whom try to force her back to conformity.
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Rather, you are made to care so greatly about the Kim family that during one unbearably tense set-piece, you want to get out of your seat and climb into the cinema screen to try and help the characters out in any way you can.
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On the other hand, you might not like yourself for clicking on a headline about Kim Kardashian or cute pugs — but if you click, then you can't exactly claim to be disappointed when you're served a superficial, gossipy story, or a gallery of unbearably cute dog photos.
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Throughout, "Narcos" remains tense -- almost unbearably so at times -- bleak and disturbing, the prevailing theme and main connective tissue being that authorities are ultimately playing an elaborate game of Whac-a-Mole, meaning that decapitating one drug honcho will, in this case, simply sprout four more.
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Most 2018 midterm voting stories so far have been about long lines, broken machines, and other polling station nightmares, but at least there's one unbearably sweet thing to come out of it all: This adorable video of a 77-year-old Texan tearing up over Beto O'Rourke.
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Based on the play "In Moonlight Black Boys Look Blue" by Tarell Alvin McCraney, "Moonlight" is both a disarmingly, at times almost unbearably personal film and an urgent social document, a hard look at American reality and a poem written in light, music and vivid human faces.
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Even when the message gets across, Caribe said conditions make it very difficult for people to comply: tents become unbearably hot in the daytime and families are forced to mix at water points, where there might be a shared bucket for collection, and conditions can be unsanitary.
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Or, at least, until one of you starts finding the other one unbearably annoying, hooks up with the hot one from work, and gradually starts ghosting out of each other's lives forever, shitting all over any hopes and dreams of reaching the pure relationship perfection of the Beckhams.
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That almost unbearably sad hypothetical is given realization in DRAMA IN THE BAHAMAS: Muhammad Ali's Last Fight (Sports Publishing, $24.99), the boxing writer Dave Hannigan's tale of how Ali, nearly 40, came to fight Trevor Berbick in December 1981, years after the Greatest's final fight should have taken place.
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The best part: The women break out a choreographed dance to a New Kids on the Block track in an almost unbearably cheesy moment –but then the camera gives us a glimpse of the men, who are trying (and, fortunately for us, failing) to look cool as they dance along.
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It makes sense that The Handmaid's Tale wants to find some moments of optimism and catharsis, because it would be unbearably bleak if there were none, but the show needs to figure out how to earn them if it wants to keep putting one at the end of each episode.
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Johnson's legacy is a handful of toys: the city's popular bike scheme, which was conceived before he took office; a cable car over the Thames; the ArcelorMittal Orbit, a tower/sculpture/slide in the Olympic park, in east London; and retro, double-decker buses that are unbearably hot in the summer.
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The program's dreamlike, foreshortened and haphazardly disobedient rapport with chronology renders not only his present but his past almost unbearably poignant: not a midcareer professor but a dying professor; not a newlywed but a dying newlywed; not a student but a dying student; not a child but a dying child.
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"We don't know if it has an atmosphere or what it could be made of, but, knowing what we know, our climate models would suggest that this planet would get unbearably hot," Anthony Del Genio, a co-head of the Nexus for Exoplanet System Science with NASA, told VICE News.
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In what was an unbearably tense game for France fans – and possibly just an unbearable game for everyone else – two magnificent back fours fought a titanic battle at the Stade de France, with an Italian defence of Bergomi, Cannavaro, Costacurta and Maldini more than a match for Thuram, Lizarazu, Blanc and Desailly.
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You could feel politics just in the way that news of the pairing goosed the internet and got people posting on Twitter that they'd stop what they were doing (which for many entailed pausing a very good, unbearably tense World Series Game 7) to see what these four would get up to.
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The feature is already ruined for me, because I've seen one perfect use of the 280-character tweet and it was searingly, unbearably brilliant, like staring directly into the sun in the middle of making out, or swallowing a chocolate croissant whole and then crawling into a sleeping bag to nap for 11 hours.
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Their swingy guitar plucking, luxurious saxophone noodling, off-kilter jazz chords, swirly clouds of backing vocals, and general aura of stylish melancholy would feel unbearably beguiling and sexy if the whole package weren't so candidly artificial, which makes the implied romanticism look a little silly but also more fascinating, in a perversely amusing way.
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Either despite or because of all the mistakes I made, I learned a lot from my internship — how to be politely persistent (it had previously struck me as unbearably rude to call people more than once without their calling back), how to write on deadline and how not to be diva-ish about getting edited.
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Once in a while that fabled Southern lyricism surfaces (when, say, McMahon offers a glimpse of Spanish moss "that swayed in the morning light like a family of ghosts"), but for the most part his writing is painfully, almost unbearably, matter-of-fact, especially in the interior monologue when Kendrick narrates his own murder.
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"They have witnessed the rise of the Davos class, a hyper-connected network of banking and tech billionaires, elected leaders who are awfully cozy with those interests, and Hollywood celebrities who make the whole thing seem unbearably glamorous," Naomi Klein, a columnist for the Guardian, wrote in a searing analysis of the American election in November.
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Vice sat down with the notorious pharmabro and although he exhibits all the hallmarks of a horrible douche—riding around his apartment on a hoverboard, acting unbearably snobby about wine, and talking about smashing the one-of-a-kind Wu Tang Clan album he bought for $2 million—he still manages to come across like a thoughtful, misunderstood guy.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DETROIT — If we require a poster image for 2017–18 female experiences, I recommend one by illustrator Lucy Cahill, spotted adorning a T-shirt for sale at her solo exhibition, NOW I WANNA… at Grey Area — an almost unbearably hip mixed-use art and retail space in the Southwest neighborhood.
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And then there was that scene in "Mr India" in 1987—the film that also showed the whole country how good at comedy she was—when in a dimly lit cave she made love to the invisible man of the title, almost unbearably sensuous as she clung to rusty metalwork or writhed on piles of straw.
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Taking up the neon vomit Ed Banger set and the stomach-churning bass of the U.K. club scene, he became a self-styled rock star of the American dubstep world on Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites, blowing out beats that were intentionally garish, unquestionably stupid, and unbearably loud—three characteristics that all true bangers must abide by.
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What procrastination betrays is above all an anxiety of creation: It pains us unbearably to realize that, for all our good intentions, we are agents of degradation, that instead of creating something that stays whole and incorruptible, we by our very doing make it "perishable and mortal," in the words of the Gnostic author of the Gospel of Philip.
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Another particularly dismaying sequence shows scenes from a series of US experiments in which unbearably cute dogs, monkeys, pigs, and doves are put into cages and pens within the blast radius of nuclear tests, like a kind of Noah's Ark of Horrors as part of a number of experiments to study the effect of radiation on flesh and blood.
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"They have witnessed the rise of the Davos class, a hyper-connected network of banking and tech billionaires, elected leaders who are awfully cozy with those interests, and Hollywood celebrities who make the whole thing seem unbearably glamorous," Naomi Klein, a columnist for The Guardian, wrote in a searing analysis of the American election in November.
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Beyond the unbearably unequal and oppressive distribution of tax responsibility and subsequent hardship, it is appalling that our own president has been able to keep his tax returns in the shadows Donald Trump has continually denied the American public the opportunity to know not only how much he pays in taxes, but also from where exactly his unknown and questionable fortune originates.
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At a time when scientists are warning that the world may have as little as a decade to get on track for the goals of the Paris climate agreement to limit warming to less than 2 degrees Celsius this century, if not 1.5 degrees Celsius, the byzantine UN process for negotiating a solution to climate change seems unbearably slow and inadequate.
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"(People) have witnessed the rise of the Davos class, a hyper-connected network of banking and tech billionaires, elected leaders who are awfully cosy with those interests (neoliberal policies), and Hollywood celebrities who make the whole thing seem unbearably glamorous," Naomi Klein, an author and social activist said in an opinion piece for The Guardian newspaper just a day after Trump's victory in November.
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People are clamoring for Nintendo to publish as many games as possible on the portable Switch so they can play them on the go, but another unspoken benefit of the console is that when a video game gets unbearably stupid—and many of them do—you can simply pull it out of its dock, plug in some headphones, and prevent anyone you're sharing a living room with from witnessing your depravity.
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"Thirteen Days" (2000) The world could quite literally have come to an end during the unbearably tense 13-day period that defined the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962, where America and the U.S.S.R. stood eye to eye waiting for the other to blink over the deployment of Soviet missiles on the Communist nation just 90 miles off the US coast, save for the considered brinksmanship of John F. Kennedy (Bruce Greenwood) and his senior staff, including a cannily cautious advisor (Kevin Costner).
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My nightstand is a disaster zone — a perpetually toppling tower — in part because it holds a mixture of books I'm excited to read (Andre Perry's forthcoming essay collection, "Some of Us Are Very Hungry Now"), already beloved books I'm excited to reread (Jamie Quatro's glorious "Fire Sermon," Mary Ruefle's "Madness, Rack, and Honey," Shirley Hazzard's "The Transit of Venus"), and books I've recently read but keep coming back to because I can't shake them and don't want to: Lynn Steger Strong's brilliant upcoming novel, "Want," about friendship and bankruptcy and hunger of all kinds; Mishka Shubaly's achingly felt and darkly funny and strangely luminous memoir, "I Swear I'll Make It Up to You"; Jordan Kisner's piercing essay collection, "Thin Places"; Kate Zambreno's thrillingly digressive lectures in "Appendix Project"; the journalist Jeff Sharlet's aching portraits of ordinary strangers in "This Brilliant Darkness"; Nam Le's recent monograph on David Malouf, which is unbearably, uncomfortably acute on Australianness, artistic liberty, refugee politics, identity and its various tyrannies.
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