JOHN DONOHOE: It was a gut-wrenching day and a gut-wrenching week.
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This was an utterly wrenching day From Ford's emotional testimony to Kavanaugh's clear anger, Thursday's hearings were a wrenching process.
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It was a "heart-wrenching, gut-wrenching, Sophie's Choice-every-10-minutes type of experience," said Mr. Skolnick, who spent about nine months writing for Telltale's later games.
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They're sentimental, they're goofy, and sometimes, they downright heart wrenching.
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Brazil is going through a wrenching political and economic renewal.
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Kabala's story is gut wrenching, but he is not alone.
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His relentless downward spiral must have been wrenching to watch.
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This just provokes Michel to wrenching despair and, finally, fury.
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It was a wrenching glimpse of what might have been.
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The warrant for the man's arrest told a wrenching story.
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Yet, Otello's wrenching soliloquy in Act III fell flat here.
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In the meantime, thousands are living with a wrenching uncertainty.
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Many people told wrenching stories of being struck as children.
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The intergenerational tension feels more like wrenching, or perhaps punting.
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Their stories were invariably wrenching, often surprising and always stirring.
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Nappi, standing by clutching his trumpet, makes it quietly wrenching.
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The decision to convict was no less wrenching for Sen.
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Most wrenching of all, I said no to my mom.
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Girard's novel is compulsively readable, by turns wrenching and euphoric.
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It is possibly the most wrenching music on the album.
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Like many players, his departure was abrupt, involuntary and wrenching.
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The days dragged into weeks, wrenching for the waiting families.
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Garcia says sharing such wrenching memories in her book was difficult.
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Portman engaged in a dramatic reading of the heart-wrenching lyrics.
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It was gut-wrenching and depressing to learn this is happening.
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"The feeling is just gut-wrenching," Tyce said of her fall.
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It was heart-wrenching to hear her speak as she did.
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Watching the Ice Dragon destroy the Wall was seriously gut-wrenching.
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The entire Republican Party is going through a wrenching identity crisis.
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"This is just heart wrenching," he told 10 On Your Side.
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The trade-offs between price and generosity are real and wrenching.
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Not gut-wrenching in the same way, but all the same.
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This is going to be a long and heart-wrenching departure.
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So, let's stop with the wrenching discussions of who they are.
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What you are dealing with is unpredictable, bleak, and gut-wrenching.
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Here are the most emotional moments from the heart wrenching ceremony.
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The best breakup scenes are entertaining, soul-wrenching, riveting, and cathartic.
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And each of these is wrenching, especially for the youngest children.
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Succession planning can be complex, expensive, time-consuming and emotionally wrenching.
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Female residents, he notes, are faced with a particularly wrenching decision.
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The tiny plane drops into a gut-wrenching turn toward base.
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Here are the more heart-wrenching moments in the epic profile.
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Smart's "exquisite prose," but she was scornful of the book's wrenching,
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These heartwarming and heart-wrenching family dramas will hit the spot.
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Bieber learns towards him and BAM: tears and gut-wrenching wails.
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This is a heart-wrenching but important task for insurance purposes.
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"It's absolutely heart wrenching," neighbor Whitney Kamel told CNN affiliate KOMO.
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It's full of gut-wrenching surprises that catch us off guard.
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Tesla is not going to want owners wrenching on the truck.
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Ms. Huppert's approach is more openly volatile, and more viscerally wrenching.
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Their drawings are wrenching: soldiers shooting guns, friends bleeding, huts burning.
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The island nation, however, has also taken some heart-wrenching measures.
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Now they must make wrenching decisions about what to do next.
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Modernizing and advancing the Cuban economy requires addressing this wrenching change.
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I have seen some pretty heart-wrenching injuries go down onstage.
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By this account the administration has been a gut-wrenching failure.
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"It is absolutely heart-wrenching," Prime Minister Browne said on CNN.
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For many, it was an awkward and wrenching week of farewells.
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Now, his wrenching film "Les Misérables" is up for an Oscar.
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Tebow bid farewell to his pup in a wrenching Instagram post.
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The judge transformed the gut-wrenching hearing into a therapy session.
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"It's going to be a heart wrenching vote for me," Rep.
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The pain on the faces of fathers is equally heart-wrenching.
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Some who voted against the party found it a wrenching decision.
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The cause was heart-wrenching, but the behavior not that uncommon.
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The trade-offs to come will be both wrenching and inescapable.
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These survivors shared gut-wrenching stories, with legislators and the press.
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Heart-wrenching pleas for justice by Native Americans in land cases.
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The tension of being so close but so far is heart-wrenching.
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There were emotionally wrenching politics, foreign conflicts, and mass shootings at home.
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A suddenly wrenching of the Bigurl, and Tandy shyed back, Noor unmoving.
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The images of watching children was horrible and it was heart wrenching.
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Medic tried wrenching the handle but it came off in his hand.
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But it is their shrill screams that caretakers find so heart-wrenching.
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It's not the typical, tear-wrenching stuff of Oscar bait — that's sympathy.
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After The Bachelorette's heart-wrenching finale, it looks like they'll need it.
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Mike Shinoda performed "Looking for an Answer" and it was gut-wrenching.
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I can't imagine how gut-wrenching that reality, but it is true.
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Still reeling from that divisive, heart-wrenching episode of Game of Thrones?
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And Krystal's exit is more heart-wrenching than anything Kendall ever did.
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Four minutes later, he was gone, a gruesome, wrenching scene left behind.
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A pop-up isn't a wrenching apart of some deep underground structure.
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This entire process has been absolutely gut wrenching for this entire family.
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But endings can also be narrower, more personal — and no less wrenching.
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It's not just here in the U.S. It's everywhere … It's gut-wrenching.
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It makes for DeMarco's most generously honest, gut-wrenching song to date.
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Gabrielle Union gets one great scene that's marvelous and wrenching to watch.
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It is such a deeply personal and gut-wrenching reconstruction of identity.
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It is also undergoing wrenching change, as e-commerce eats into sales.
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In gut-wrenching scenes, cameras show Abedin looking deeply pained at home.
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It's gorgeous, gut wrenching, and poignant to the point of being disturbed.
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Suddenly both engines weren't working and Sullenberger faced a gut-wrenching decision.
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While the crowd was diverse, their stories were consistent and gut-wrenching.
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The 153-year-old father and his sisters faced a wrenching decision.
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In one day, you can experience something heartbreaking, gut-wrenching, and discouraging.
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Jones doesn't pine for the plague years—the book's most wrenching chapters
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This result will spark Republicans' wrenching search for what went wrong, again.
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The reality is that the United States faces three wrenching economic problems.
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It informs by way of gut-wrenching crime photos around black pain.
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The thought of Glenn never seeing his unborn child is gut-wrenching.
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The wrenching scene tapped a deep emotional well for Manager Don Mattingly.
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"So many (of the letters) are just heart-wrenching," Armstrong told CNN.
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What a gut-wrenching decision it was when I chose to decline.
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"David Makes Man" stood out to critics with its heart-wrenching plotline.
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The manipulative incidental music is abundant, as are the heart-wrenching scenarios.
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The most resonant and wrenching object here is a bill of sale.
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For the Sooners, it was a wrenching end to a remarkable season.
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Over the last decade, Conservative-led governments have delivered wrenching spending cuts.
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It may be heart-wrenching, but don't open the door, experts say.
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"That is the most heart-wrenching part of this job," he said.
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Whether readers are in for a wrenching change remains to be seen.
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That scene where she goes to see her daughter is gut-wrenching.
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"Every night going to bed, it was gut-wrenching," said Mr. King.
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The story behind the new hairdo was both heart-wrenching and inspiring.
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She turned on the news, and what she saw was gut-wrenching.
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John Morrow has a past that is nothing short of gut-wrenching.
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Many schools are merging, establishing partnerships, and making sometimes wrenching budget cuts.
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Then it takes a sudden turn toward something important and genuinely wrenching.
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The museum's approach to these wrenching episodes is calculatedly theatrical, and effective.
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Every life is precious and every questionable police-involved shooting is gut-wrenching.
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I'd had the gut-wrenching feeling, off and on, for about a year.
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It's heart-wrenching, and it could be all of us, watching every revival.
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The partner had to make the gut-wrenching choice to cut the rope.
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FORT BRAGG, N.C. – Gut-wrenching testimony at the sentencing hearing for Army Sgt.
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"This is the most heart-wrenching sight I could have seen," Goldstein said.
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With six men left, that means there will be two gut-wrenching goodbyes.
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" Gordon says using her son as inspiration for the character was "heart-wrenching.
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Unless you've been through it, the heart-wrenching scenario is hard to imagine.
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Re-igniting such a debate, she predicts, would be wrenching for the country.
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But underneath that swagger lay a vulnerable soul that could sing wrenching ballads.
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The case drew national attention after the woman's wrenching victim-impact went viral.
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Here are some of the most wrenching, beautiful queer love stories in film.
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Writer Julie Barton understands that love to a heartwarming and gut-wrenching extreme.
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While both moving, the moments are tonally disparate: one sentimental, and one wrenching.
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It was a blunt introduction to the brash, monkey-wrenching world of 212017chan.
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During those heart wrenching times, we are left to contemplate our personal loss.
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It wants to be sprawling, complicated, and heart wrenching — and the effort shows.
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The first "Terminator" was comprised almost entirely of intense, emotionally wrenching night shoots.
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Some of the changes were wrenching, especially for Mexican farmers and small businesses.
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Adrian too made "the heart wrenching decision" to place her daughter for adoption.
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In the Oval Office, defectors told their heart-wrenching stories to the president.
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After a wrenching goodbye to the boy he saved, Scott goes into hiding.
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That makes it more wrenching when Deckard's nature starts to come into question.
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Heard and Schlosberg refused to coat this wrenching spectacle in feel-good sentiment.
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It was especially wrenching for her to bump into shocked friends and acquaintances.
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Herlitzius, crawling toward Amfortas and then collapsing, made it the necessary, wrenching resolution.
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"This is a gut-wrenching moment for all of us," de Blasio said.
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And, for all its wrenching subject matter, "American Crime" doesn't feel like homework.
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And with his daughter to make it more heart-wrenching for the public.
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A light-hearted, seemingly frivolous moment of respite amid such heart-wrenching circumstances.
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Even the heart-wrenching update about the health of someone else's loved one.
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But to DACA recipients around the country, the debate is wrenching to follow.
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The conflicts to come are wrenching and Stack is unflinching in her account.
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We seek to publish the most funny and heart-wrenching entries we receive.
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"It's been gut-wrenching," said Benjamin Pokh, 31, the co-founder of nycadvertisements.com.
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Performing the wrenching "Girls & Boys" has taken more fortitude than she ever expected.
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The final chapters bring a wrenching twist — beautifully handled — that tests her mettle.
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The details contained in the last part of the book are heart-wrenching.
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I heard gut-wrenching stories of people who struggled with pre-existing conditions.
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There's probably no more heart-wrenching symbol of war than a child soldier.
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Excavating the past, wrenching it into the present — that's very much his brand.
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"It's gut-wrenching to hear the details, and we're beside ourselves," he said.
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After this moment of intimacy, Copaken tells McLeod an equally wrenching love story.
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Now they face a gut-wrenching issue: the relatives half a world away.
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Last week's day of gut-wrenching testimony had us glued to our screens.
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Still, the 1968 side of the story is less stylized and more wrenching.
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"It is a stunning display; it is a gut-wrenching display," Kerry said.
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One of "Barefoot Woman"'s most wrenching passages is also its most resolute.
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Each year, thousands attend wrenching services to honor the 49 people who died.
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Doherty got her head shaved and posted photos of the heart-wrenching process.
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It is the endlessness of the image that is gut-wrenching and humbling.
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It is a wrenching choice because Owens's very identity is synonymous with athletic excellence.
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The overdone soundtrack detracts from some of This Is Us' most heart-wrenching moments.
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We&aposve heard so many heart-wrenching stories from parents divided from their kids.
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It is logistically challenging and emotionally wrenching, expensive but priceless, quixotic but quietly heroic.
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"Gut-wrenching news about #EricBolling 19-year old only son Eric," wrote Geraldo Rivera.
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"It is heart-wrenching what she potentially went through," Des Moines Police Department Sgt.
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As parents of children with cancer, they have had to make gut-wrenching decisions.
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There is no more' is possibly the most heart wrenching thing one can hear.
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Unfortunately, every piece of evidence points to this heart-wrenching story simply being fake.
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The Turner case drew national attention after the victim's wrenching impact statement went viral.
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It was gut-wrenching but the absolute right decision, and at the right time.
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Though she knew it was the right decision, she said, it was heart-wrenching.
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"This entire process has been absolutely gut-wrenching for this entire family," Leonard says.
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It certainly makes that moment and that sacrifice just all the more gut-wrenching.
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Her breakdown in the closing moments of the third episode is wrenching to watch.
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I made the heart-wrenching decision to deport myself to be by his side.
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For actress Kyra Sedgwick, America's regular gun massacres are a wrenching call to action.
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Survivors delivered heart-wrenching testimony about their experiences: The entire hallway is in tears.
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If you thought nothing could top Adele's heart-wrenching speech to Beyoncé, think again.
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She is also raped by the commander in yet another heart-wrenching ceremony scene.
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Most gut-wrenching, nearly a third of all Latino children are living in poverty.
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Little did he know that it was the beginning of a heart-wrenching journey.
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The result is a heart-wrenching — and, ultimately, heartwarming — story of acceptance and forgiveness.
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And around four to five million pets are euthanized, which is just gut wrenching.
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"Today is a wrenching reminder of the sacrifices they make for us," he said.
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Mr. Gray's death was wrenching for Baltimore; a lot has transpired here since then.
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"Heart-wrenching!" the Shandong provincial prosecutor's office wrote on Weibo, China's version of Twitter.
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By drenching their sound in static, they've made their most fraught, emotionally wrenching album.
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A wrenching scene from Remarque ensues, in which Bäumer watches an enemy soldier die.
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One of the most heart-wrenching scenes this week was at Colegio Enrique Rebsamen.
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"Seein' my hero on ground zero" is his gut-wrenching articulation of the ordeal.
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It's a heart-wrenching scene — one Coll crushes — but it leads to something fantastic.
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The resemblance lends a gut-wrenching realness to this wildly successful demonic possession film.
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If Chance had missed out on surgery, it would have been a wrenching story.
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So it was wrenching when this Jesus showed poignant vulnerability in accepting his fate.
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Yes, the script includes a late revelation about a life-wrenching act of betrayal.
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His girlfriend recorded the aftermath in a brutal and heart-wrenching Facebook Live video.
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Rosalita's life story is emotionally wrenching, and you long to know more about it.
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My high school Holocaust education did not include a gut-wrenching visit to Auschwitz.
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The Guard was the product of wrenching debates in Mexico's Congress and civil society.
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Spears's intimately lyrical score serves as the persuasive foundation for a wrenching, interiorized drama.
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But the war years proved a wrenching time for her, notwithstanding her professional success.
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Kenneth Lonergan's wrenching play about a family fractured by memory loss finishes its run.
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But does an even more wrenching decision await him in the next few weeks?
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And they talked about the sometimes wrenching decision of whether to hear or not.
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There is no reason Republicans had to put Blasey through that cruel, wrenching process.
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The crisis is challenging people in so many ways, some of them particularly wrenching.
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Still, it's pretty gut-wrenching to hear it all again from the man himself.
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And this gut-wrenching sequence is a test for him and for the player.
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It's been heart-wrenching for me to become so disillusioned with the whole thing.
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As Svitolina's ascent has made her a contender, recent losses have been particularly wrenching.
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Danielle Moylan wrote a beautiful, wrenching essay on struggling with infertility in Kabul, Afghanistan.
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After 150 heart-wrenching, raw, graphic, visceral impact statements, how can anyone ... believe that?
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The results are gut-wrenching, as an addled Grace turns on her juvenile charges.
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It represented a wrenching reversal of nearly half a century of American foreign policy.
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"It's pretty heart-wrenching, having walked those decks for three years," Mr. Tuell said.
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The first episode, in which Roseanne dies of an opioid overdose, was heart-wrenching.
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The sight is a wrenching reminder of how many Americans slip through the cracks.
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But can you imagine the gut-wrenching choices we'd all face without health insurance?
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The off-season, though, may be more gut-wrenching for fans of both teams.
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The decision to let the teams move has been wrenching and filled with vitriol.
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Their interviews were often wrenching; reliving what they'd endured left them shaken and tearful.
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The first episode, in which Roseanne dies of an opioid overdose, was heart-wrenching.
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The discovery posed a wrenching ethical and emotional quandary that persists to this day.
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Nicholas Kristof In the most wrenching, humiliating way possible, Hillary Clinton has been liberated.
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And another abstract sculptor, Carl Andre, produced one of the show's most wrenching images.
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She deserved this spotlight, and she used every moment of it to wrenching effect.
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I feel incredibly lucky to have that option, but this is still gut-wrenching.
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We suggest you read the whole, gut-wrenching diatribe below in full: So, uh, yeah.
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Something wrenching is happening, but the photo is composed of all of these abstract elements.
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And, we're so past the petty squabbles — or heart wrenching troubles — of other Grey's couples.
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Decades later, he described it as one of the most wrenching cases of his life.
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The flicker of tiny lighter flames once illuminated dimmed concert arenas during heart-wrenching numbers.
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The bottom line: For more than seven years, displaced Syrians have endured a wrenching plight.
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Wrenching photos of the first young victims and missing concert-goers have been posted online.
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Wrenching legislative battles over immigration, a potential government shutdown, and the debt ceiling lie ahead.
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And Macaulay has no shortage of heart wrenching stories as a result of the tradition.
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I would just say it's really heart-wrenching … You don't want to know anything else!
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I heard the gut-wrenching 911 calls they made after their child was found dead.
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This wrenching episode ends with Mika reading the end of Charlotte's Web to little Kiki.
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Life advice, McKinnon, a heart-wrenching story, and Huisman — what more does a story need?
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The story is equal parts heart-wrenching and triumphant, with a healthy dose of action.
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One scene in particular stands out, however, as the most gut-wrenching of them all.
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" A week after his passing last year, Tanya opened up about her "gut wrenching sadness.
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His loss would impact the most people and rally them into a heart-wrenching redemption.
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Blending watercolor animation and fantastical elements with heart-wrenching live-action, it keeps subverting expectations.
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This only makes his somber rendition of Elvis's "The Wonder of You" even more wrenching.
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It's a gut-wrenching Catch-22, but Bérard believes the former is the bigger concern.
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With such a wrenching, compelling start, how could we not binge-watch 13 Reasons Why?
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But the truth is, gut-wrenching stories like this continue to be all too common.
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It was the heart-wrenching highlight of a pretty hum-drum Emmys — a live proposal.
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It's gut-wrenching and hard to watch, but that is what makes it so important.
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Soul-wrenching artist Sam Smith has announced that his next album is on the way!
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China would plunge into its most gut wrenching recession since the days of Mao Zedong.
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But her presence resonated, attendees said, communicating a measure of solidarity in a wrenching moment.
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" She continues, "With six men left, that means there will be two gut-wrenching goodbyes.
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Kate Winslet's turn as Ophelia was wrenching, but Branagh as Hamlet wore literal black turtlenecks.
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I cannot remember a more heart-wrenching time in my career with this great company.
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Middle school is the wrenching, jungle stage of life that we all must struggle through.
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On Monday, the investigative nonprofit ProPublica published wrenching audio from inside one of the facilities.
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After the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, heart-wrenching images surfaced and stirred the world.
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And so far on Friday, there have been some gut-wrenching moves in global markets.
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Ricardo Núñez Montero captured this heart-wrenching photo of a gorilla mother mourning her baby.
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When our first pregnancy suddenly ended in miscarriage, the grief was swift and gut-wrenching.
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The rest is all hugs, tears and wrenching confessions, set to a meticulously curated soundtrack.
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Her husband, Dr. Sanjay Dabas, an anesthesiologist, saw her scans and delivered heart-wrenching news.
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"It's gut-wrenching," Justin Wischnewsky, fire captain of the Channelview Fire Department, told ABC News.
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At the episode's end, Gibbs gives Abby one of TV's most heart-wrenching pep talks.
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His lyrics focus on relationships, occasional heart-wrenching emotional pain, and the quest for introspection.
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""It must have been wrenching — to relive what he did to you all over again.
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Still, the vote proved wrenching for the state senator perhaps most closely associated with Parkland.
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As the contagion spreads, imposing restrictions on civil liberties creates wrenching dilemmas for open societies.
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It is the heart-wrenching queasiness that will allow Marie's story to stay with you.
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His loss, along with his beloved daughter and seven others, was gut-wrenching and unfathomable.
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It is a turbulent, wild, emotional, gut-wrenching ride right up until the very end.
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"What about my life?" she asks him in the midst of an especially wrenching confrontation.
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He's right, of course, and his wisdom is borne out in some gut-wrenching ways.
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Astonishingly, Cale's first-person reminiscence gives way to generous, wrenching renderings of both his parents.
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That drama has led to gut-wrenching losses crippled by late-inning collapses this season.
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The run-up to the trial was especially heart-wrenching for Jean's mom, Allison Jean.
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There's a fair bit of blood and a little gore, but nothing exceptionally stomach-wrenching.
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And the moment when you're forced to choose between two possible futures is always wrenching.
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It's a father's wrenching and beautiful minute-by-minute account of the next few days.
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Each is a little masterpiece of suffering and redemption, made with a wrenching, openhearted economy.
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The show's heart-wrenching finale is like nothing else you'll see on TV this year.
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But this one has a relationship to reality, plus the story itself is so wrenching.
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Imagine you had to make a heart-wrenching decision every time you saw the bathroom.
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One new theory is particularly gut-wrenching: Did Jack die in the attacks on September 11?
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In a heart-wrenching post, a Microsoft software engineer opened up about her personal immigration story.
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That's exactly the message writer Finch wanted viewers to take away from her heart wrenching episode.
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"The stories and images of families being separated at the border are gut-wrenching," he tweeted.
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Though the heart-wrenching moment was caught on cameras, Gunvalson doesn't regret the moment being filmed.
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This ongoing humanitarian disaster is heart-wrenching, and unlike anything the world has seen in decades.
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And so last year, Fatima made the gut-wrenching decision to flee to Europe by herself.
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" Lovato's gut-wrenching, live performance reverberated so strongly, several viewers and celebrities reacted on Twitter. "Incredible.
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Kate Walsh is unrecognizable and utterly brilliant in a gut-wrenching performance as Hannah's bereaved mother.
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Its largest show at the Shakespeare theatre is "Amarillo", a wrenching tale about a Mexican immigrant.
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Whether through wrenching drama or family happiness, these shows will make you feel all the feelings.
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Yes, it drives just about everyone to their respective brinks, and Janine's suicide attempt is wrenching.
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It's a beautiful, emotional, heart-wrenching story, and I'm kicking myself for not finishing it earlier.
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You hear these awful, heart-wrenching stories, and — and I have a daughter — it is heartbreaking.
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Wrenching our brains back from the perpetual precipice of misery will have to be on us.
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Following the news of the fire, many celebrities expressed their sadness at the gut-wrenching sight.
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But first they'll have to hear what promises to be gut-wrenching testimony from their kids.
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Ford, a Ph.D. research scientist, gave an answer that was science-based and emotionally gut-wrenching.
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Watching Asher cry as he tells Michaela she stabbed him in the heart is gut-wrenching.
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White working-class folk feel particular anguish, they explain, having suffered wrenching economic and social change.
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But the industry is undergoing a wrenching change that will make life hard for the timid.
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Meanwhile, Kibuishi's mother June gave a heart-wrenching account of the painful loss of her daughter.
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This is the single most heart wrenching and physically painful thing, I've ever had to endure.
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I always wanted it to be positive because I was coming from this heart-wrenching thing.
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Traditionally, the nativity scene is pastoral — meant to inspire feelings of joy, not gut-wrenching horror.
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This year has brought us a series of heart-wrenching, watershed moments of understanding about marginalization.
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But he's gone through the gut-wrenching experience of waiting out his baby son's heart surgery.
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For Daniel DaSilva, the already tense twists of March Madness have proved even more gut-wrenching.
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Several of them described their decision to volunteer as a reaction to Trump's shocking, wrenching win.
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"'AS Chingy' is and remains gut-wrenching to listen to," Rolfes confesses to The Creators Project.
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The nation's wrenching discussion of policing and race often includes disturbing cellphone or body-camera videos.
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Many hail from rural areas bordering China and brought heart-wrenching stories of victimhood and escape.
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These are among the few happy endings in Muir-Wood's otherwise wrenching indictment of humanity's shortsightedness.
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While a small moment, this would have made Missandei's later tragic death even more heart-wrenching.
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The "steady beat of stories" alleging harassment, abuse and inappropriate behavior is "gut-wrenching," he said.
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Gone were the poisoned rivers, and with them the gut-wrenching imagery that sustained widespread outrage.
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"It's a heart-wrenching situation and it is absolutely despicable," the Democratic presidential candidate told Hill.
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The financial markets are on a roller coaster, undulating between historic gains and heart-wrenching dips.
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Robert Downey Jr. gave a heart-wrenching performance as Tony Stark/Iron Man in "Avengers: Endgame."
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The heart-wrenching sight of the 16 behemoths toppling to the ground in their death throes.
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But then you have Hirschhorn, who shows us wrenching images of destroyed bodies, even children's bodies.
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Being cheated on is one of the most heart-wrenching things a person can go through.
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Even oil managed to regain a little ground after the gut-wrenching slide of recent weeks.
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"It was a little gut-wrenching at the end, but we got the win," Ausmus said.
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Sock, long considered a great talent with his wrenching forehand and athleticism, turned 25 in September.
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Her account is now filled with wrenching stories from both women and men in the industry.
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As a portrait of a displaced man unraveling, Mr. Cranston's wrenching performance stands on its own.
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The sweep also proved a wrenching political exercise, exposing internal dissension within Mr. Erdogan's own party.
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There were finally real, gut-wrenching conversations about eating disorders, body image, transphobia and gender identity.
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Trump is right that he didn't begin the practice of wrenching crying children from their parents.
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They saw the scene in question back then, and say it wasn't nearly as gut-wrenching.
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It was wrenching to watch the futile Iraq war unfold, with its tragic echoes of Vietnam.
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But the state has moved through the checklist with wrenching speed over the past two weeks.
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Each time, they felt heart-wrenching agony, they said, only to learn it wasn't their son.
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It's a heartwarming moment in a show that is most often painful and wrenching to witness.
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But then it all really dissolved into what you saw, this gut-wrenching, raw emotional talk.
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But this was a particularly wrenching issue for Irish voters, even for supporters of the measure.
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The show, after all, is about life's final stretch and the wrenching decisions that accompany it.
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Sometimes cheesy, sometimes wrenching, sometimes very funny, One Day at a Time is always a joy.
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The injustice still stings, as does Pedretti's wrenching performance as Love sobs over her brother's body.
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Think of the defining images of Vietnam, or the drumbeat of heart wrenching photos from Syria.
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More wrenching, babies begin to be born with malformed bodies, poisoned by the experimental drug thalidomide.
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"The stories and images of families being separated at the border are gut-wrenching," Pichai wrote.
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"It was heart-wrenching to see him there lying, struggling for his life," Ms. Brooks said.
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Today, considering the humanitarian implications at the heart of every geopolitical decision is similarly heart-wrenching.
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In April, she released Lemonade, a brilliant and wrenching visual album that no one saw coming.
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Blanchett spoke about the "gut wrenching" interactions with some of the 700,000 Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh.
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The final season was just so perfectly savage and wrenching and weird, and I loved it.
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We already knew the decision we had to make, however gut-wrenching and heartbreaking it was: termination.
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While the loss was sad, it became gut-wrenching after a controversial call by the game's officials.
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He repeated the heart-wrenching exchange nearly word for word in subsequent interviews, with the same impact.
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For Fortsch and many Oregonians who grew up hiking in the region, the sight was heart-wrenching.
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It has been the single most tumultuous, emotional, gut-wrenching, wild, yet amazing ride of my life.
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We talked to Delbanco and Stoller about the story that inspired that hilarious if heart-wrenching episode.
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"It must have been wrenching — to relive what he did to you all over again," Biden added.
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We wrote about the girl and the wrenching image, and talked to the photographer at the time.
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And if they didn't before, well… they certainly found out firsthand during last night's gut-wrenching episode.
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Heart-wrenching as it is, it's also one of the most complicated fictional portrayals of Valentine's Day.
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"Just to see him so helpless, it was heart-wrenching," Landon's father, Chris, told CBS Los Angeles.
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In the kingdom of movie genres, drama films are wrenching, tear-jerking, and eligible for Academy Awards.
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Zeif's wrenching exchange with his 14-year-old brother during the shooting was widely shared online afterward.
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"That was pure gut-wrenching fear, and deservedly so, because we were on the brink," he said.
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"It's frustrating, it's sad and it's heart-wrenching," says Murray, a nurse for the last 26 years.
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"What has been such a heart-wrenching tragedy finally has some happiness in the story," Smart continued.
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This is the terrible and heart-wrenching truth that families across the country grapple with every day.
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Chorley, 44, bared her soul about the gut-wrenching choice she never thought she'd have to make.
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The back-to-back sudden deaths of Fisher and Reynolds were heart-wrenching, horrifying and almost macabre.
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We are saddened to have gotten the heart wrenching news that Alex has been recovered and identified.
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You hear some of these heart-wrenching, awful stories — and I have a daughter — it is heartbreaking.
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The end of his comments is heart-wrenching, talking about the lack of support police feel everyday.
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Three times, I've felt the same gut-wrenching grief and confusion mixed with a hint of anger.
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But Horgen said it was heart-wrenching to see hundreds of others still waiting to be rescued.
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And if you're like us, the thought of dusty cartridges never being played again is heart wrenching.
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All this is likely to bring wrenching social change for which Saudi society may not be prepared.
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Wrenching questions remain: Could more lives have been saved if the police had stormed the nightclub earlier?
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The statistics and the heart-wrenching stories are overwhelming, but that means we need to do more.
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"Forever Lasts Forever" is the most devastating example—a wrenching, pedal steel-powered tearjerker about a divorce.
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Turner's case first attracted national attention when the wrenching testimony of his victim, Jane Doe, became public.
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Former NFL lineman Ryan O'Callaghan came out as gay in a wrenching, poignant story posted online Tuesday.
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Founder John Labanowski blamed the "gut-wrenching" decision to liquidate on the boom-bust nature of oil.
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Farther away, we heard a choir's wrenching yodels, traditional wordless songs alternating between falsetto and chest voice.
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Sano did the same in his first half-season in the majors while carrying a wrenching burden.
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The wrenching complication of the new season involves Paige, dealing with the knowledge of her parents' secret.
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Carames said he found the whole event heart-wrenching, but that he was proud of the turnout.
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"Fish Out of Water" is vivid and touching, funny and wrenching, melancholy and warm, all at once.
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This gloomy image is punctuated by a woman's heart-wrenching cry that startles Abbas (Eriq Ebouaney) awake.
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"We have had some tremendous wins, we have had some close and heart wrenching losses," she said.
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In battle, he defeats Grendel, wrenching off the monster's shoulder and arm as proof of his victory.
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"It was a heart-wrenching story, but it was powerful, it was funny," he told Mr. Moore.
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But in performance this wrenching, mysterious and episodic 37-minute piece did come across like program music.
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It's a wrenching ballad about imagining his love on the dance floor while he cannot join in.
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At some point, everyone experiences the gut-wrenching heartbreak of losing their precious photos, videos, and documents.
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Wrenching battles over whether refugee policies are racist and cruel, and whether climate change fears are overwrought.
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"That was simply tremendous — appropriately angry, personal, wrenching, detailed, persuasive," tweeted Rich Lowry, editor of National Review.
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A family grapples with a wrenching coronavirus question: Do we leave our father in the nursing home?
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No sign of recognition that fellow Americans had gone through one of our era's most wrenching disasters.
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Throughout his career Jon Pylypchuk has confronted the most awkward and gut-wrenching parts of being human.
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Some of the most wrenching stories have come from those who were deported back to South Korea.
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The administration has made expansive use of investigations amid a wrenching national debate over race and policing.
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The gut-wrenching slide of the 2008 stock market crash is unforgettable for those caught in it.
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But it also guarantees a wrenching change to the health care status quo, and to our lives.
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In August, as her condition deteriorated, Mr. Weisman convened a wrenching family meeting at their Easton home.
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"That's really gut wrenching, especially knowing that these cups were going to dispatchers," O'Mara told the station.
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For many adults, parenthood brings wrenching dilemmas, because so few good jobs and career paths acknowledge parenthood.
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The wrenching tale of a woman's love for a man and a man's love for his work.
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Whatever it is, this partnership is thrilling to watch: funny, wrenching, full of large and small surprises.
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The number was causing a wrenching citywide discussion about race and inequality in America's largest school system.
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It's wrenching to watch, and all the more remarkable for having been born out of genuine emotion.
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It is one of the most, on a base level, kind of gut-wrenching parts of it.
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Prepare for some gut-wrenching tragedy when the series returns from its holiday hiatus on January 13, 2017.
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" In May, University President Eric Barron called the grand jury findings in Piazza's death "heart-wrenching and incomprehensible.
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Other reporters in the region agreed with their assertion that the end of the paper is gut-wrenching.
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Her heart-wrenching turn on the high school stage alone should toss her into Emmy consideration next year.
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In one particularly gut-wrenching scene from the season tease, Ravenel takes their children away as Dennis sobs.
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Best Foreign Language winner 'Son of Saul' The winner for Best Foreign Film is certainly a wrenching one.
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It's a jaw-dropping snapshot of the aftermath, and a wrenching glimpse of the enormous recovery to follow.
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" University President Eric Barron called the grand jury findings, which were obtained by PEOPLE, "heart-wrenching and incomprehensible.
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"There will be two gut-wrenching goodbyes [in the next episode]," Lindsay said in her exclusive PEOPLE blog.
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Viewers (including myself) were concerned Kufrin would have emotional whiplash after the heart-wrenching finale of The Bachelor.
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"This is going to be an absolute heart-wrenching time for me and my family," Coffman told reporters.
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Is there a bleaker opera than Berg's "Lulu," with its wrenching 12-tone score and sordidly depressing story?
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Having a loved one killed by a programmed machine will be psychologically wrenching in a much different way.
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On the opera stage, singers routinely take part in overwrought tragedies, with big emotions conveyed through wrenching arias.
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At the same time, HNA is engaged in a wrenching reorganization of both its domestic and overseas businesses.
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The most heart-wrenching experience a mother can have, and I must still live on without my baby.
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So even if Apple decided to make the wrenching decision to get out of China today, it couldn't.
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Therefore, after careful thought, I made a heart wrenching decision not to participate in the Olympics this year.
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I mean, these are the kind of heart-wrenching situations, Cyndi, that you know too much about, right?
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It's a heart-wrenching moment when your web browser reports that it's no longer connected to the internet.
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In a heart-wrenching clip, Carr talked about the viral video of her son dying from a chokehold.
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Up there on the list of "most heart-wrenching things ever" is seeing a pet in a cast.
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IT GOT to the point, says Susan, where dropping her child off at primary school was "heart-wrenching".
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai: The stories and images of families being separated at the border are gut-wrenching.
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Now, Martha says seeing her son so upset was heart-wrenching, but she's hopeful things will turn around.
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And because it's so personal, and so elemental, the inevitable decline that comes with age can be wrenching.
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Until recently, Zuckerberg described Facebook as a "personalized newspaper" — the transition to personalized TV channel could be wrenching.
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Even if the PTSD is addressed and overcome, studies show the gut-wrenching dreams may not go away.
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In the zoo, there were no worries about money, no heart-wrenching relationships to leave one feeling worthless.
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Thankfully, musicians delivered, offering up a bevy of self-reflective anthems, heart-wrenching lyrics and deeply personal projects.
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When he's not busy directing some of the most heart-wrenching television in recent history, Bender paints avidly.
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The CNN audience's questions, while appropriately respectful of the president, were pointed, aggressive, and at times heart-wrenching.
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For the families of three dissidents who were not included in the amnesty, it was a wrenching day.
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The southern border region of the United States fuels such wrenching scenes because of how migration is handled.
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Apparently, nor is that wrenching old bugaboo of so much 21953th-century art and literature: soul-crushing alienation.
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She detailed the shock of finding out what happened to her after the attack, and the wrenching aftermath.
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"Heck, Britain gave you a 53 and they just went through that gut-wrenching Brexit election," Cramer said.
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The evocation of that maturational tipping point where wisdom trumps desire is one of the novel's wrenching explorations.
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If they are divided over the proper course forward, Republican leaders agree that a wrenching struggle is coming.
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The result was a gut-wrenching death season and emotional funeral near the end of the blockbuster film.
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But the gripping final chapters ramp up the suspense as the narrative careers toward a heart-wrenching conclusion.
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"There were people wrenching on my neck they could have strangled me to death," he told The Guardian.
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The following is one of the most heart-wrenching sets of graphs I've seen in an academic paper.
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But one of the most gut-wrenching parts of the song is one Sugar didn't plan at all.
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They found brutal, heart-wrenching examples of abuse and bullying among nearly all LGBTQ students they talked to.
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My mom posted a gut-wrenching comment on my brother's Facebook page about the unfairness of it all.
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Greece confronted Germany loudly and directly as it submitted to wrenching cuts as a condition of the bailouts.
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"I think when any parent hears the word 'cancer' associated with their child, it's gut-wrenching," Scott said.
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For Senate Democrats from Republican states, the upcoming battle over a Supreme Court vacancy poses a wrenching choice.
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Heart-wrenching though it may be, diving into certain waters requires reckoning with the creatures in those depths.
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Mechanics have it worse, wrenching around obsessives who lean on cars while they wait to glimpse the talent.
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B, you gave me the heart-wrenching love everyone deserves to feel at some point in their lives.
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Editorial The plight of the Rohingya people in Myanmar is one of those wrenching tragedies that beggars understanding.
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But as we soon learn in a heart-wrenching scene, he probably knows more than the detective assumes.
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Like Käthe Kollwitz's heart-wrenching WWI-era prints, Farbiarz's graphite drawings focus on the universality of individual suffering.
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Wrenching, hard to watch testimony from Bill Cosby prosecution witness Chelan Lasha who sobbed and cried almost continuously.
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"The doctors advised us to make the gut-wrenching decision to remove life support," Ms. Shader Smith said.
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So it was only fitting that it would end with an excruciating game, and another gut-wrenching defeat.
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Just take the heart-wrenching example of a church choir in Mount Vernon, Washington, ravaged by COVID-19.
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And this is one of the most serious, wrenching, taxing choices that doctors and nurses have to make.
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Now, in the wake of another wrenching shooting rampage — this one at a high school in Parkland, Fla.
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Melancholy, yes, and even momentarily wrenching; yet its emotional arc bends insistently from inarticulate sadness to gentle catharsis.
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This time there was just gut-wrenching despair as Serbia's hopes slipped away in the cruelest fashion imaginable.
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Since then, the British government has struggled to find a way to implement wrenching changes with minority support.
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Since the opioid crisis began, addictions, overdoses and opioid-related deaths have increased at a gut-wrenching rate.
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"'What about my life?' she asks him in the midst of an especially wrenching confrontation," Mr. Scott wrote.
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The controversy underscored the power of images of children in the most wrenching conflicts of the Middle East.
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It was a four hour and 10-minute grind against Nadal and Zverev was another gut-wrenching effort.
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All faced challenges — many gut-wrenching, like Julia de Burgos's near starvation in childhood — and made lasting contributions.
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A qualitative study of 11 women married to deployed Army Reserve military members had a heart-wrenching finding.
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"The Designated Mourner" is an odd, soul-wrenching presage, and warning, of the times we find ourselves in.
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So why does one of the most important and heart-wrenching issues have so much trouble attracting donations?
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The humanitarian disaster of the Trump administration's treatment of migrants has already been documented in gut-wrenching detail.
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The automotive industry&aposs high costs, low margins, and gut-wrenching variability makes it a notoriously challenging business.
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If Beijing wants to continue economic reform, it will require asking the population for yet more wrenching changes.
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Profile In an unnamed, war-ravaged city in the Muslim world, two young lovers face a wrenching choice.
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The stories are horrific, but perhaps the most heart-wrenching victims of this crisis are our youngest Ohioans.
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They capture from two wrenching perspectives the antagonism that defines the relationship between the police and black Americans.
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Centered on a repressive element of Japanese society, the book can be at times heart-wrenching and difficult.
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Venezuela has been in turmoil for several years, and a wrenching economic crisis has metastasized into political instability.
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The previous board was forced to resign in the wake of the wrenching testimony at Nassar's sentencing hearings.
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Humiliation is especially wrenching in "Presenter," where we find a female figure with her panties around her ankles.
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They gave scathing, heart-wrenching speeches and organized the largest national protest of government inaction on gun control.
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Witnessing this kind of public rejection is perhaps the most gut-wrenching viewing experience possible that doesn't involve bloodshed.
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Abducted In Plain Sight is easily one of the most disturbing, gut-wrenching true crime documentaries out there. Period.
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The mere consideration over whether to terminate is gut-wrenching in a way that will leave me forever changed.
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Elizabeth has another confrontation in this episode that brings a similar sense of resolution, in similarly gut-wrenching fashion.
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A family friend of theirs, Will Hester, shared a heart-wrenching tribute to them on Facebook asking for prayers.
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Some videos are so gut-wrenching that watching them is painful, and so I will not embed them here.
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Her stunned reaction to being told her marriage certificate is no longer valid is heart-wrenching and uncannily familiar.
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If the landscape looks similar, and the prospects brighter, the changes to the financial system have been wrenching, nonetheless.
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It can be wrenching, but by now such images are also familiar, and our response is often relatively straightforward.
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But Unglert's seemed particularly heart-wrenching, mainly because he'd endured such a harrowing family dinner during his hometown date.
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In a gut-wrenching op-ed for the New York Times, Chiu revealed a memorable exchange with her boss.
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As the third track on the album, "Sorry" stands in for the "apathy" stage of her wrenching grieving process.
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This is a heartwarming and heart-wrenching tribute to a young girl whose own ordeal consumed her short life.
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Some of my favorite artists release the most personal, gut wrenching, amazing songs that I really can relate to.
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Listen to the heartwarming and heart-wrenching tracks that will definitely inspire you to call your own mom. 1.
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A gut-wrenching scene unfolded on Court 17 at Wimbledon on Thursday as Bethanie Mattek-Sands injured her knee.
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Avril Lavigne wrote this heart-wrenching record for her debut album in 2002, but it didn't make the cut.
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It's the first time she's spoken publicly since she delivered her gut-wrenching impact statement at Turner's June sentencing.
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After a gut-wrenching campaign, dominated by questions about character and temperament, Donald Trump will be America's 45th president.
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Tardigrades seem like the type of animal Pixar would feature in a life-affirming yet heart-wrenching children's movie.
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Separation would be a wrenching change for Catalonia and the rest of Spain, so should not be done lightly.
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Even when it's heart-wrenching, you might be fooled when you're singing it to thinking you're singing something happy.
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That makes the thuggish intrusions of despotic power—the Helds' deportation, the shooting of Henriette—all the more wrenching.
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The war is a drain on the Saudis at a time of austerity and wrenching economic reforms at home.
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Image: NASA-JPLThis five-month-long farewell tour is perhaps the most dramatic and heart-wrenching of Cassini's missions.
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Kim's girth and exorbitant spending provide a damning contrast to a populace ravaged by frequent famine and wrenching poverty.
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In so doing he gives ordinary Westerners a heart-wrenching insight into the uprooted lives led in their midst.
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They're negotiated through the gut-wrenching act of dealing with each other's baggage when it's wearing your favorite scrunchie.
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It's got wrenching performances, and an entire sequence shot in IMAX that looks best on the biggest screen possible.
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A gut-wrenching decline was ahead, and the value of the metal has pretty much been declining ever since.
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The act's highlight was its gut-wrenching finale, which was aptly named the Todekuss or the Kiss of Death.
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Gabriel gets teary-eyed and visibly sad as the video goes on, and it is heart-wrenching to watch.
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After watching Blake Horstmann's gut-wrenching breakup with Becca Kufrin, Garrett Yrigoyen had sympathy for his fiancée's runner-up.
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It's beautiful and gut-wrenching and some of the hardest I've cried at this show in its entire run.
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" English had become fraught territory, a source of her anxiety as a writer—"a consuming struggle, a wrenching conflict.
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It's heart-wrenching, and as a person who experienced high school before growing boobs — it incited some unpleasant flashbacks!
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Not until the episode's wrenching conclusion and the postcredits curtain call was it clear this stunning experiment was over.
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It is a wrenching expression of the sadness of aging, watching the light fade and tearfully remembering better days.
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In every tent scattered across the many camps in Anbar is a sad story, but some are truly wrenching.
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They watched the series' wrenching premiere about rape as a tool of war in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Parents described, in heart-wrenching detail, these interviews, many by phone without either asylum officer or interpreter physically present.
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It was the latest example of a wrenching sequence that has become a recurring nightmare for families in America.
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It was one of the most wrenching Modern Love essay ever published and quickly brought the internet to tears.
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Republicans in Congress will face a wrenching choice if President Trump follows through on decertifying the Iran nuclear deal.
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"To this day, it's the most gut-wrenching thing I've ever had to do in my life," Jim said.
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In the first full trailer for the film, Nic addresses his dependency on drugs in a heart-wrenching scene.
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You give the techies credit for seriously proposing this as an optimal solution to wrenching technological and economic change.
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Because of these complexities, dealing with these kinds of cases has been wrenching for students, faculty members and administrators.
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For Mr. Shults, the relations are further complicated by the film's story, which is based on wrenching family history.
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"It was a gut-wrenching decision," Mr. Wayne said of replacing Burton, who died in 1984, with Mr. Neeson.
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"The Clan," Pablo Trapero's wrenching, exciting new film, could be described as an examination of the banality of evil.
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"It's a gut-wrenching thing for Spieth," Paul Azinger, the former United States Ryder Cup captain, told the BBC.
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Ranked below are the ten most powerful, earth-shaking, soul-wrenching verbal utterances we heard in theaters this year.
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My journey to Base Camp began with a very short but gut-wrenching flight from Kathmandu to Lukla, Nepal.
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"The stories and images of families being separated at the border are gut-wrenching," Google CEO Sundar Pichai tweeted.
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And, soon after, in one heart-wrenching case, Mr. Bush granted posthumous citizenship to an immigrant Marine, Lance Cpl.
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Seeing him pinned into a high corner gives a wrenching sense of a terrified creature being drained of life.
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Hospitals and long-term care facilities are already implementing necessary but heart-wrenching policies to remove or restrict visitation.
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Adorning a "Central Perk" tee, Holfelder belts out an extremely dramatic rendition over heart-wrenching guitar and piano tracks.
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And Edith Zimmerman's lovely, funny but completely gut-wrenching comic about her first year sober is a must-read.
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I've called almost every Leftovers episode this season "gut-wrenching," or "devastating," or "extraordinary," or all of the above.
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After that, they no longer will have permission to stay in the country, forcing them into a wrenching decision.
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But have you read her heart-wrenching piece about the attack on the Pittsburgh synagogue she grew up attending?
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The loss of an unborn child can be just as heart-wrenching as the loss of a born child.
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My sons were 12 and 10 in 2006, and our family had been through a wrenching couple of years.
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"It's a little bit heart wrenching, the equids are usually mothers with their young being attacked," said Dr. Guagnin.
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That "however" — the back-wrenching, stressful sweat equity of child care — has been productive material lately for TV comedies.
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Shutting the door on their relationship, wrenching though it is, opens up a whole world of possibilities for Insecure.
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"The public statements made by athletes who previously trained at the Karolyi Ranch are gut-wrenching," Mr. Abbott said.
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The moth joke resembles a shaggy-dog story structurally, but its wrenching punch line reveals Macdonald's mastery of craft.
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Texas' governor ordered an investigation into what he called "gut-wrenching" allegations after the gymnasts came forward in Texas.
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"Just as you're getting older to know that you don't have a job, it's really heart-wrenching," she said.
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Even secular Jews, who do not keep kosher or go to synagogue, can face a wrenching decision over circumcision.
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As wrenching as it was to work far from his family, he said, managing without extra income was worse.
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Weinstein trial Witnesses have been delivering heart-wrenching, horrifying testimony in the trial of disgraced movie producer Harvey Weinstein.
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And, for the most part, these operas are etched in a searing chromatic language that suits their wrenching emotions.
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Hilarious-yet-heart-wrenching, topical-yet-timeless, this story of thirty-something birdies finding themselves in adulthood is faultless.
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"The stories and images of families being separated at the border are gut-wrenching," Pichai tweeted in June 2018.
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The story delivers a few moments that should be heart-wrenching for its protagonists, putting beloved characters at risk.
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Joan must face heart-wrenching truths, while de Men is revealed as even more repugnant than he initially seemed.
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Equally wrenching and joyous, its arrival in the final weeks of summer was the perfect antidote to blockbuster fatigue.
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Malnutrition is causing scores of infant deaths every day and the miscarriage rate is at a heart wrenching high.
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But none of these are reasons to pursue what Chairman Schiff has called a wrenching process for the nation.
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These are really heart-wrenching, tough decisions to make, which inevitably come down to deep questions of personal morality.
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The coming slowdown need not be as wrenching as the recession which accompanied the financial crisis in 2008/09.
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When it ended, he suffered a more gut-wrenching pain from heartbreak than anything the cancer had ever inflicted.
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" There's less of a heart-wrenching story in … "We are now almost $19 trillion in debt and that's horrible.
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Lisa's episode was heart-wrenching ... her situation was so desperate she found maggots in the folds of her skin.
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Shire gained notoriety on Tumblr and Twitter, posting beautiful, gut-wrenching poems meditating on home, womanhood, and the immigrant experience.
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For U.S. presidents, meeting the families of military personnel killed in war is about as wrenching as the presidency gets.
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"Her killing was heart-wrenching and tragic," said former Atlanta Mayor Shirley Franklin, who oversaw the changes after Johnston's death.
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The loss of any life is tragic; the extent of lives lost as a result of Maria is heart wrenching.
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The gas attack survivor In November 2016, the Syria Charity posted a wrenching video of a young gas attack survivor.
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However, the signs point less to a flatline and more to a gut-wrenching EKG full of ups and downs.
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This is a frequently gut-wrenching family drama that el-Toukhy directs with a sure hand, except when she doesn't.
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Part of the reason Diana's struggle with her brother is so heart-wrenching is that it doesn't make any sense.
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How does the gut-wrenching trial, which exposes so many of their inner secrets, set them up for their futures?
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"The allegations about the behavior of Harvey Weinstein and Matt Lauer are gut-wrenching," Ms. Maddow said on Friday night.
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Dropout Piece is the name Lozano gave to her wrenching transformation from insider to outsider, her declaration of willed marginality.
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What a heart-wrenching, wonderful, utterly satisfying end to one of the best series I've had the chance to read.
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Richard Misrach preserves sometimes funny, mostly wrenching messages written on buildings after Hurricane Katrina in an untitled series from 2005.
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Today it opens wide in the United States, and it hasn't gotten any less heart-wrenching since that first screening.
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It's a heart-wrenching case — Bonnie and Asher secure justice for a rape survivor, but he can't protect his child.
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Watching Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen and others try to justify the zero-tolerance policy is heart-wrenching.
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On Monday's episode of Bachelor in Paradise, this season's longest-running — and perhaps most heart-wrenching — love triangle finally imploded.
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Vik explaining to her exactly why his prognosis is without hope is beyond heart-wrenching, we need a new word.
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There are timelines, infographics, photo essays, videos, and many heart-wrenching stories about women and children living on the streets.
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Beppe Grillo is saying the same thing in the key of the brilliant Italian humor when narrating heart-wrenching stories.
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The gut-wrenching knowledge that Comey's initial announcement about the emails may have gotten Donald Trump elected is bad enough.
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I'm left with a gut-wrenching goodbye and the harsh reality that I had to break someone's heart in half.
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Canongate Books; £14.99A gut-wrenching tale of how wanting a child can wreck a woman, a marriage and a community.
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Trump suggested on Friday that some of the wrenching tales that have emerged from the border were fabricated by Democrats.
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President Trump has taken control of Twitter, wrenching the wheel, leading the dialogue, and steering it into almost certain disaster.
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Just after my son's first birthday, I was on the phone with my mom, grappling over a gut-wrenching decision.
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Farewells to legends Seemingly every gain made in the world of pop culture was met with a heart-wrenching loss.
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"Getting that call was gut-wrenching," Arnold admitted of learning about Ford, who died following an aneurysm at age 52.
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Gut-wrenching cramping that doesn't go away after popping a couple NSAIDs is one of the hallmark signs of endometriosis.
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My prediction: Sasha has a scythe over her head, and we should all gird our loins another heart-wrenching death.
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Christine Leinonen, the mother of Orlando shooting victim Christopher "Drew" Leinonen, gave a heart-wrenching speech about her son's death.
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The shooter apparently seeded warnings on Twitter and 8chan before livestreaming the rampage on Facebook for 17 gut-wrenching minutes.
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"Their breakup was super heart-wrenching and he's still devastated by it," a source close to production tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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Erin Moran's widower has penned a heart-wrenching open letter detailing the actress' final days leading up to her death.
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I can't imagine as a father how gut wrenching such a reality is for you, but it is still true.
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" Judge James Cramer opened the hearing by admonishing everybody to remain calm, saying he expected it to be "heart wrenching.
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It all starts with a gut-wrenching case when one of Chicago's finest is shot in the line of duty.
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Wrenching scenes include one of an elephant being shot and then moaning as it is hacked to pieces by poachers.
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"This somber, intimate and at times wrenching self-portrait feels like an act of personal investigation," Sean Smith wrote here.
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The second half of the loop, however, is like a gut-wrenching death plunge on a 4,000-foot roller coaster.
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The presidential primary has been a wrenching experience for the GOP so far — and it's about to get even worse.
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Listening again, I am struck by a wrenching orchestral passage in cloudy D-flat major, which introduces the final scene.
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His books are heart-wrenching, brutal and sometimes flat-out meanspirited, but they are also incredibly beautiful and endlessly poetic.
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In Sunday's opening singles match, Mladenovic stunned Barty with a nerve-wrenching 2-6, 6-4, 7-6 (1) victory.
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Tagaq's surreal meld of poetry and prose transmutes the Arctic's boundless beauty, intensity, and desolation into a wrenching contemporary mythology.
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But Christine Blasey Ford's testimony is also echoing in our ears, along with all the tweets and heart-wrenching essays.
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Mariko Tamaki's SAVING MONTGOMERY SOLE (Roaring Brook, $17.99) is also about three friends, but it's far less wrenching to read.
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"I just decided that something had to give, and I had to make a very gut-wrenching decision," Lakshmi said.
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Win or lose, the Republican Party is scattered and divided, and faces wrenching post-Election Day battles over its future.
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The idea that virtual assistants would ingrain any of sort gender inequality in either of them is genuinely gut-wrenching.
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Good. That crossover hit is a stepping stone to other gut-wrenching songs the band made about devotion and intimacy.
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It's a wrenching choice: Of course, everyone wants to help victims of a natural disaster return to their normal lives.
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He's like a surge of smoke from a monitor, a command line overload running in a mawkish, gut-wrenching collapse.
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Plus, Tesla doesn't like owners wrenching on their vehicles, which could hamper on-the-spot repairs construction companies generally employ.
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The testimonies in "Coal Country," at the Public Theater, have a lean plainness that only makes them more heart-wrenching.
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But Ms. Asante's new film, "Where Hands Touch," an attempt to tell one such story, is a gut-wrenching misfire.
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This new documentary captures their readjustment to ordinary life and revisits the night of the kidnapping with heart-wrenching testimonies.
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But for many, the calculation is more wrenching; the sacrifices they're being asked to make will be painful, even ruinous.
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Her nomination is certain to reignite the wrenching debate over their use and the resulting psychological damage for terrorism suspects.
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Women studying to be ministers or rabbis share wrenching #MeToo tales of sexual abuse and of infuriating gender pay gaps.
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Nominated for three Tony Awards, this wrenching revival of Arthur Miller's tragedy of a corrupted American family ends its run.
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The film director Michael Haneke recently created a wrenching, elegant version set today but with haunting touches of commedia dell'arte.
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And looking back and knowing that I wasn't the kind of mother that I want to be — it's gut wrenching.
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The intensity of their friendship and then their falling-out provides one of the many wrenching plots in the book.
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But a filing could be wrenching for power producers, especially those in renewable resources, write Ivan Penn and Peter Eavis.
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It wouldn't mitigate the horror of his election at all, but it would have made emotionally processing it less wrenching.
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Tusk also pushed "gut-wrenching" TV ads, in which immigrants and minorities accused the anti-Uber taxi industry of racism.
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The 12-minute video is an emotionally disorienting, heart-wrenching look at a family tree whose roots are suddenly exposed.
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And plenty of volunteers who splashed into the floods saw a tangle of miscommunication, wrenching delays and plain old incompetence.
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Suddenly my inbox filled with gut-wrenching messages from people who had similarly awful experiences, or knew someone who had.
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"Just as you're getting older to know that you don't have a job, it's really heart-wrenching," one worker said.
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One of the most wrenching questions in medicine has been playing out to garish effect in White House press conferences.
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Whether farmers or engineers, German or Ukrainian or Jewish, all of Seiffert's distinct and intricate characters must make wrenching choices.
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I want to personally apologize to the Bryant family for this wrenching loss and any additional anguish my report caused.
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For me, the most wrenching sight of this trip was of two starving boys near the southern tip of Madagascar.
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In a second Instagram Story, Dewan sent loving support to the Van Der Beek family during this heart-wrenching time.
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The wrenching section marked " beklemmt "—oppressed, anguished—curls inward toward silence, with bows brushing on the strings in whispered gasps.
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Nor has the serially uprooted life of my family burdened me, or my children, with any wrenching sense of estrangement.
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Rasa, the narrator of this vibrant, wrenching début novel, is a young gay man living in an unnamed Arab city.
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The original "Party of Five" had no shortage of gut-wrenching drama, but it was born of a different impulse.
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Judy, a wrenching biopic out September 260, takes place in the final year of actress and singer Judy Garland's life.
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Lehane has always written wrenching female characters into his stories, and he has no trouble giving center stage to one.
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The subsequent rejections they receive from Lawrence and Jared sting, but it's this argument that is the most gut wrenching.
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Citi hasn't hosted an investor day since the financial crisis, a wrenching time for the financial industry and Citi itself.
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This gut-wrenching novel about the Gwangju massacre has no interest, and rightly so, in making us feel at peace.
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Mainstream outlets regularly cover the maniacal rhetoric of Kim Jong Un, and have run gut-wrenching pieces on his gulag.
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"Grappling with movement, and the wrenching and painful nature of that, has been very central to my life," he said.
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Each time, Tia and Terrell Cunningham are sent into heart-wrenching agony, only to learn that it isn't their son.
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It is sickening and gut-wrenching and as a parent I don't even have the strength to fully confront it.
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While authorities are still investigating and details continue to be confirmed, it is heart-wrenching to see such senseless violence.
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I have delivered those women; sometimes their wrenching sobs push their child who is born to die into the world.
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It would be particularly wrenching if Prime Minister Boris Johnson negotiates a trade deal that did not cover financial services.
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But one of the most dramatic and wrenching scenes comes in its very first episode, in a surprisingly public place.
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In case you're not caught up, Unglert was responsible for this season's longest-running — and perhaps most heart-wrenching — love triangle.
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There's a scene in the fourth episode between Connie and Jean Smart, who plays Debra's mother, that is so heart-wrenching.
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To suddenly have Billy once again going through back-to-back seizures, after how far we had come, was completely wrenching.
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If you can't get through The Notebook without crying, reading about the De Langes will feel like a heart wrenching sequel.
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He came armed with "a lot of stories, a lot of heart-wrenching material, from the last three years," she added.
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He's taken the painful tragedy and turned it into a gut-wrenching web comic with details that capture the hellish experience.
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For the finale's climactic hospital scene, Adlon worked with a birthing coach to make sure the labor pain sounded adequately wrenching.
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Sam (Sean Berdy), a queer boy who is also deaf, gives a heart-wrenching speech on the overwhelming impossibility of love.
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Naturally, she made the line, "Natural deodorant makes promises it can't keep," sound like a verse in a heart-wrenching ballad.
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He gets choked up when discussing the video of Castile, describing it as "the most heart-wrenching thing" he'd ever seen.
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The Last Frontier is on a quest for answers to a wrenching budget crisis due to the plunging price of oil.
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Several people said that, after years of wrenching political turmoil, they were grateful for the stability that Mr. Sisi had brought.
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It's heart-wrenching to witness their pain, especially when the loss is permanent and the person they lost is so significant.
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But both are ultimately unable to get beyond the initial assumption that their dystopias are wrenching because of exactly who's suffering.
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Still, as fans, we have to ask ourselves: is being punked in such a visceral, gut-wrenching manner an unforgivable offense?
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The weight of their pain is heart-wrenching, but compartmentalized into a part of your brain so it doesn't crush you.
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The aerial shots were stunning, the pacing was heart-wrenching, the scope was unbelievable, and the episode was overall very entertaining.
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The 2015 assault drew national attention three months ago, when Turner was sentenced and the victim's wrenching impact statement went viral.
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Listen to her most heart-wrenching ballads in the days leading up to the awards so you're used to the goosebumps.
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In the end, Dr. Wisner says that treating postpartum psychosis with medication helps to prevent these unthinkable and heart-wrenching tragedies.
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Languages are an intimate part of identity; it is wrenching to try and fail to pass them on to a child.
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"It was both heart wrenching (you can hear me crying on the videos when I was recording) and healing," she says.
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Deng introduced wrenching reforms that are widely regarded as creating the foundations of China's economic miracle in the past 40 years.
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There will always be a place for games that are pure entertainment; not everything has to be a heart-wrenching journey.
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Instead of hearing the jury pronounce its sentence, we watch the word "guilty" paint itself over Taystee's face with wrenching sobs.
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New technology will allow people to hear his heart-wrenching experience firsthand for decades, maybe even centuries – via an interactive hologram.
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It's heart wrenching, and you begin to understand the lifelong impact that it has on victims and those in their lives.
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The story, which sprawls to tell the story of several young, LGBT New York teenagers, is deeply impactful and heart-wrenching.
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The production won best original song for "Shallow," the heart-wrenching tune performed by Cooper, 44, and Gaga in the movie.
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"Thanksgiving was hard," the vice president acknowledged during the interview Monday, saying his family forged on during a wrenching holiday period.
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Her lyrics are darker than any black metal band writing about Satan, and more gut-wrenching than an Elliott Smith song.
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But seeing the ever-adorable Angus upset is particularly heart-wrenching — sort of like watching someone being mean to a puppy.
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Both Brazil and Mexico experienced wrenching currency crises in the 1990s that resulted in painful adjustments, but both rebounded relatively quickly.
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First, Isaksen opened with a heart-wrenching diagnosis: her baby — a boy named Lev — had only developed half of his heart.
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Officer Jeronimo Yanez shot Castile, who died as his girlfriend recorded a gut-wrenching video that was posted to Facebook Live.
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It's gained both mainly through a combination of stellar acting, raw suspense, and a heart-wrenching and tender look at parenthood.
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Moore has spent years capturing emotionally wrenching images of the men, women and children attempting to come to America through Mexico.
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It failed spectacularly in capturing the wrenching periods of rising inflation, interest rates and unemployment that hammered the economy back then.
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And they have given her campaign, an often cautious and poll-tested operation, a raw, human and sometimes gut-wrenching feeling.
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Heart-wrenching evidence emerges almost daily of the urgent need for climate solutions that meet the scale of the looming crisis.
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On the other hand, "Good Boys" is worth catching for those rare and wrenching points at which emotional honesty breaks through.
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The 'gut-wrenching' decision to shut down her businessLakshmi had a lot going on in her late twenties and early thirties.
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Wednesday's sentencing capped off a series of heart wrenching testimonies from the families and loved ones of both Jean and Guyger.
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But for those who saw the issue as Mr. Pence did, it was a wrenching decision not to be handled lightly.
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For those of us who generally admire President Obama as a man of principle, it is wrenching to watch his paralysis.
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I have, myself, felt the heart-wrenching pain of miscarriage — and I am not speaking of just the bleeding and cramps.
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ProPublica also released heart-wrenching audio of children sobbing at a detention center after they had been separated from their parents.
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The Saints 2018 playoff campaign ended in similarly wrenching fashion, on the last play of the game against the Minnesota Vikings.
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We rounded up some of the strangest and most heart-wrenching moments ahead of the show's series finale on May 15.
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People started to lose their jobs, a now familiar—if always gut-wrenching—story in the annals of rust-belt malaise.
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The victim impact statements are expected to be emotional, heartfelt and gut-wrenching tales of the abuse and its lasting effects.
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Latson follows one, 12-year-old Eli, and his mother's attempts to shield him from the disease's most wrenching side effects.
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Ms. Ortega, 55, has remained stoic through most of the trial, even during wrenching testimony from the Krims about the murders.
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It is gut-wrenching to try to absorb the enormity of the state-sanctioned murder — which I believe executions to be.
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The trial of a Princeton graduate accused of killing his father began with a recording of a heart-wrenching 911 call.
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After the wrenching swings of late 2018 and early January, it was difficult to harbor many illusions about the stock market.
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It is wrenching for me as an American to travel across this country and see the toll of my country's actions.
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Most said they were moved by the graphic and emotionally wrenching testimony of James Safechuck and Wade Robson, the Jackson accusers.
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John E. Stafford, Rye, New York Thank you, C.J. Chivers, for your gut-wrenching accuracy and compassion in telling this story.
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"It's heart-wrenching, because they are 50 or 60 years old, and still crying when they speak about it," she said.
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But prosecutors presented powerful and at times heart-wrenching testimony about several service members who were badly injured on search missions.
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"Detectives are working diligently to identify the perpetrators who committed this heart wrenching crime," Nyla's family wrote on the fundraising page.
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The bottom line: One of the most wrenching experiences of the current age has been falling out of the middle class.
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In Italy, doctors have begun rationing care, making heart-wrenching decisions about who gets treatment and who is left to die.
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As we move through this wrenching period, sorting through the contradictory feelings that arise is both very difficult and very necessary.
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And the wrenching — also thrilling — moment when Elizabeth saw Paige standing on the platform as the train pulled out for Montreal.
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Yet the person who actually grapples with many of the most wrenching decisions in carrying out the compensation — Who is eligible?
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But his return has been heart-wrenching for the family and this small community that has wrapped its arms around them.
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Joplin, still relatively unknown, floored the music industry luminaries backstage with her gut-wrenching blues, immediately elevating her career into superstardom.
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The emotions in the book are complex and wrenching, but "Lucky Boy" is ultimately a hopeful story about fierce mother love.
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In the guise of a gut-wrenching story of divorce, Baumbach has finally made his version of a feel-good movie.
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It is a huge struggle, a grinding commitment, and for the parents, an expensive, heart-wrenching gamble to fund the effort.
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"Hadestown" is by far the most electrifying, heartbreaking, heart-wrenching piece of theater I have ever had the pleasure to witness.
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Freud connected psychological anxiety with birth and infancy, when human beings experience wrenching change they're completely unequipped to make sense of.
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His firsthand account is a heart-wrenching insight into the plight of those forced to leave their homes and loved ones.
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THE TOPLINE: Republicans in Congress will face a wrenching choice if President Trump follows through on decertifying the Iran nuclear deal.
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Those who have fled have told gut-wrenching stories of systematic mass rape, murder and the burning down of entire villages.
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But it can be much more than that — whether the transaction is happening for a good reason, or a wrenching one.
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And in the middle of the piece there is a wrenching monologue in which Mr. Beaver details a struggle with alcoholism.
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He said even prison officials found them gory and gut-wrenching, and the environment inside the prison would become oppressive afterward.
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The show made time for a heart-wrenching goodbye, and the actors John Bell and Sam Heughan did a great job.
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After a wrenching public process, the city passed a head tax that was roughly half the size of the initial proposal.
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They reflect a longer and wrenching debate about religion, about European identity, about secularism and the role of Islam in society.
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Debating Donald Trump can be a trying, sometimes soul-wrenching experience, as evidenced by the facial reactions of Trump's debate opponents.
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In her op-ed, Jayapal wrote of the heart-wrenching process of watching her child struggle in the months after birth.
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What pulses throughout the record is a sense of confidence, not despair, among even the most heart-wrenching lyrics and moments.
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For now, he is forbidden to enter the campus where he has taught law since 2009 — a ban he finds gut-wrenching.
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Through tears, Kathryn delivered a heart-wrenching statement at her brother's sentencing, opening up about the impact of his years of abuse.
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Her job can be gut-wrenching, but she says her two boys save her life every time she walks in the door.
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Aly Raisman is calm, cool and collected during competition, but her parents put every gut-wrenching emotion on display from the sidelines.
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The heart-wrenching messages began to pop up in feeds this week, as pro-government forces moved to retake rebel-held Aleppo.
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"As the son of a Polish holocaust survivor, the images and sounds of this family separation policy is heart-wrenching," Cohen wrote.
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It's heart-wrenching when you dismiss a case because the person you have been dealing with for a long time has overdosed.
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Young's wrenching story broke hearts when her husband Royce Young, a writer for ESPN, posted an emotional letter praising her brave decision.
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Her ability to connect with her own grief as well as her character, Randi's, is what makes the scene so gut-wrenching.
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Tim Ryan's challenge of House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi for control of the House Democrats, just weeks after the gut-wrenching election.
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Christine Blasey Ford delivered gut-wrenching testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday — and not to the most representative audience, either.
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She is a human being after all, and this was an incredibly painful and heart-wrenching period for her and her family.
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You can pre-order Chernobyl on Blu-ray for £19.99 now, and experience the gut-wrenching nuclear disaster that shocked the world.
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On Tuesday, after hours of heart-wrenching testimony over the past several weeks, the jury found Ortega, 55, guilty on all counts.
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The legal process can take years, and listening to coworkers and lawyers rip into you in a public trial is emotionally wrenching.
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It's emotional, gut-wrenching, and something everyone needs to watch to fully understand what has happened and is happening in this country.
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She does, giving a wrenching performance that culminates with her yanking out her trusty deadly hairpin and cutting the Shogun's head off.
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The wrenching spectacle of child polio victims begging in that nation's streets, with their twiglike legs folded beneath them, is now history.
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By layer 50, neither De'arra nor Ken can really move — all aspects of a gut-wrenching scene from a thriller film, basically.
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The most heart-wrenching piece of this whole embarrassing tale is the effect the leaked Slack transcripts have had on the students.
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"It is heart wrenching that the most important changes in my life have come at the expense of others," the post continues.
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It pays off the emotional investment movie audiences have been making in these characters for years, sometimes in genuinely heart-wrenching ways.
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The crippling, gut-wrenching pain that followed every punch and every poke felt like my skin was being nailed to a wall.
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Except the calming landscape image fades into a close-up of one of the feral children letting out a gut-wrenching scream.
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The Russian-born model posted a photo of black tears coming out of a woman's eye alongside a heart-wrenching short poem.
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With this being the last episode of This Is Us in 2017, there's no doubt that it'll be a gut-wrenching one.
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A Sudanese artist based in Doha, Qatar, captured the two stories that symbolize the suffering of millions into one heart-wrenching image.
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But beneath the sillier experiences of sexual awakening lie Nagata's wrenching journey from depressed shut-in to… slightly less depressed shut-in.
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When failing businesses in the industry cut corners to save money, the consequences for the families of donors can be emotionally wrenching.
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I love that Eponine individually is the most heart-wrenching sacrificial character that I can think of in a lot of literature.
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He ultimately succumbed to a brain tumor at the end of Season 8 in one of the show's most heart-wrenching episodes.
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The senator's wrenching interview, during which she broke down in tears, has inspired messages of support from people across the political spectrum.
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The only thing that's radical in his neighborhood is the cherry 1989 Chevrolet Camaro Iroc-Z that he's wrenching on, I quip.
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It would seem that the transition would be less wrenching and divisive if the CFPB were a five-member commission, like Rep.
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Yet while those who cheer wrenching change are in the ascendant, they may get something different from what they had in mind.
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What follows is a wrenching scene — dare I call it a tearjerker — that is performed with stunning, raw acting by Mandy Moore.
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College and professional sports are known for dramatic trades and post-game coaching change-ups, but some are more wrenching than others.
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The heart of Carolina Confessions is "Goodbye Carolina," a wrenching ode from the point of view of King's friend how committed suicide.
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But heading back to L.A. early amid the heart-wrenching news may never have been an option for the heavily pregnant star.
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Fighting to Save Their Baby First, as a member of Congress, Herrera Beutler felt she needed to announce the heart-wrenching news.
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Grey's Anatomy has a bad habit — or a good habit, depending on your proclivities — of concocting the most heart-wrenching season finales.
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Despite my lengthy, heart-wrenching explanation, two out of three dealers failed to respond to the message and wouldn't answer their phones.
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"Oh my god, gut-wrenching laughter, I clenched and fell to my knees laughing so hard," Jones said of playing the game.
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In the gut-wrenching days following a mass shooting, people often attempt to cope with the tragedy by sharing their feelings online.
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The gut-wrenching story of Steven Avery and his nephew Brendan Dassey has captured the public imagination as few criminal cases do.
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"The loss of any life is tragic; the extent of lives lost as a result of Maria is heart wrenching," Scott tweeted.
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The park offers a victim's narrative, illustrating in gut-wrenching detail how more than 100,000 people perished and thousands more were injured.
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Thank you, dearly, for everyone who voiced their support and shared their own stories — they were brave, heart-wrenching, and unbelievably powerful.
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Mr Meyersson's explanation of why democracies fare so much worse is simple: coups are much more of a wrenching change for them.
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The reason we laugh at those gut-wrenching videos is because our brain does not know how to process what we're watching.
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Harry recently opened up about his relationship with his brother William in his emotionally wrenching ITV documentary Harry & Meghan: An African Journey.
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Editorial What Secretary of State John Kerry called his "gut wrenching" visit to the Hiroshima war memorial on Monday served several purposes.
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It's a big week, and I'm not going to lie to you guys it was a really heart-wrenching time for me.
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The title story recounts, in wrenching detail, the collapse of a busy seaside promenade in 1970 and the deaths of 64 people.
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"As the son of a Polish holocaust survivor, the images and sounds of this family separation policy is heart wrenching," Cohen wrote.
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"It was pretty gut-wrenching because essentially you just see a pile of homes on the curb, like they're trash," he said.
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The policy has led to days of heart-wrenching stories about families being separated, coverage that has blanketed national and local television.
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It would also finance Trump's aspirational $25 billion wall with Mexico and curb government agencies from wrenching migrant children from detained parents.
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Between June 2014 and June 2016, the priority shifted towards recapturing market share, at the expense of a wrenching slump in prices.
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Those heart-wrenching stories included two teenage girls killed at the hands of illegal immigrant MS-13 gang members on Long Island.
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The result is "A Fire Story," an 18-page web comic that recounts the heart-wrenching devastation the California wildfires has wrought.
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Hannah's heart-wrenching lip quiver when she hangs up the phone tells us everything we need to know about how she's feeling.
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As soon as liberals awoke to the wrenching news of his victory, the hope arose that his presidency could somehow be averted.
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In one of the most gut-wrenching parts of the trailer, a dad is trying to find the father who abandoned him.
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Nagini biting Snape to death, preceding the film's most emotional, heart-wrenching reveal of Snape as one of the series' true heroes.
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The aerial photographs are heart-wrenching: What last week was an urban grid is now a smear of sticks, bricks and mud.
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As wrenching and messy as it is to have a big cry while reading, I consider it one of life's great pleasures.
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That has forced her to make wrenching decisions, like forgoing her favorite fruit, oranges, after a price spike at her local supermarket.
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Mitchell Modell, 65, the company's president and C.E.O., said in an interview on Wednesday night that it was a gut-wrenching decision.
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After tragedy struck, he drew "A Fire Story," an 18-page web comic that chronicles the couple's ordeal in heart-wrenching detail.
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If Liverpool's two cup final losses have been visceral and gut-wrenching, their league campaign has been more of a creeping death.
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What sound is more primal, more wrenching, more vivid, more capable of cutting through the noise to connect us to something deeper?
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Ms. Schreck, known as an actor before she was known as a playwright, gives a real and wrenching performance, not a speech.
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When Darren's killer went on trial, Lisa wanted to forgive him and ask the court for leniency, but that proved wrenching, too.
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The texts and testimony provided unsettling new details in one of the most wrenching cases of suspected police misconduct in New York.
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And if it is much faster, as many researchers predict, the social consequences could be far more wrenching than in past transitions.
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Critic's Pick "Disappearing Acts" lets us see with clarity where the artist stands and why he is pertinent to our wrenching moment.
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I'm reading Twitter reports from doctors in Italy about how they have to make this gut-wrenching decision about who they treat.
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For many listeners, it was gut-wrenching to learn that Mr. McLemore was most likely struggling with being a closeted gay man.
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Bindi Irwin, 21, posted an adorable photo of herself and her father on Instagram, along with a heart-wrenching note to him.
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And it could demonstrate how we can avoid dragging the nation through yet another wrenching, destructive and ultimately pointless political battle today.
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Deep and wrenching cycles have always been the defining characteristic of the oil industry and are not some incidental problem or aberration.
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Governments will need to find ways to compensate those who lose out from wrenching economic change, and to make housing more affordable.
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For both of the plaintiffs, the case has provided a wrenching education about what happens to those who speak truth to power.
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It was a heart-wrenching one because we knew what the political implications would be and what the life implications would be.
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The dog, in fact, plays a critical emotional function in the film's wrenching climax, which has Charlie present during Cooper's character's death.
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The president made those comments despite years of wrenching debate over a string of cases of police shootings of unarmed black men.
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Like "Natasha," it has its share of wrenching images, including cutaway shots of babies in cages who are hooked up to electrodes.
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The heart-wrenching images documenting a recent confrontation in the state of Chiapas, near the border with Guatemala, are evidence of this.
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The scenes between Willy and Biff (whom Dirisu endows with full Method angst) have the wrenching, visceral charge of full Oedipal tragedy.
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In a way, this wrenching moment of daily allegations may finally affix a price that doesn't silence victims but stops their abusers.
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Separating a child from his or her family is always a wrenching decision, and one Mr. Di Bella does not take lightly.
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Of course, Florida has a long history of overbuilding, leading to an often wrenching boom-bust cycle in the real estate market.
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Current Justice Department officials declined to comment, but a former official said the withdrawal from the claim on discriminatory intent was wrenching.
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Perhaps it's due to director Noah Baumbach's intimate direction and script, which, despite its wrenching subject matter, plays like a rom-com.
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The testimonies come after more than 150 young women, including Thomashow, gave gut-wrenching accounts of Nassar's abuse in nearby Ingham County.
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That 2013 tournament run was the most recent to end for Beilein in gut-wrenching fashion thanks to Cardinals Coach Rick Pitino.
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In the season's most wrenching sequence, a baby is born in the local hospital with no arms, no legs, and no genitals.
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Though the ideas underpinning "Glass Guignol" are shrewd, the biographical context wrenching, the staging seemingly audacious, the play itself is often inert.
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The other half had been twisted into unrecognizability by something violent: Beowulf in the mead hall, wrenching Grendel's arm from his body.
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The other half had been twisted into unrecognizability by something violent: Beowulf in the mead hall, wrenching Grendel's arm from his body.
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Although the book centers on Prometheus lamenting his chains, to me the most wrenching character is Io, as played by Peggy Trikalioti.
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Although the book centers on Prometheus lamenting his chains, to me the most wrenching character is Io, as played by Peggy Trikalioti.
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It would have been a rare example of Parliament exerting its power by wrenching control of the Brexit process from the government.
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"My Story; My Voice," is the heart-wrenching tale of Betty, a woman who was enslaved by a wealthy family in Williamsburg.
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Ultimately, there were more than 160 witnesses, including numerous Olympic athletes, who gave gut-wrenching testimony about his effect on their lives.
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Coeio guided White and his family through the planning process, a journey captured in the tender and heart-wrenching documentary, Suiting Dennis.
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He acknowledged that "the heart-wrenching pain of these victims, which cries out to heaven, was long ignored, kept quiet or silenced".
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It's not just disease: Recent terrorist attacks targeting tourists (Tunisia, Egypt, Istanbul) and tourist areas (Paris) have also made such decisions more wrenching.
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Some of the big reveals on Bravo's new web series Secret Crush are awkward, some are sweet, and some are downright heart-wrenching.
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Someone even updated it to play the heart-wrenching sounds of "Agape," from Nicholas Britell's Oscar-nominated If Beale Street Could Talk score.
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A rom-com without the romance, the Judd Apatow-produced series is messy, funny, heart-wrenching, and often uncomfortable—just like its namesake.
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STENY HOYER, D-MARYLAND: He is taking infant children hostage, wrenching them from the arms of their parents, traumatizing them perhaps for life.
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With him, it's both wrenching and — eventually, as Edgar explores his own trauma in an honest way for maybe the first time — joyful.
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And as her mother said in a gut-wrenching statement on Facebook, she touched so many lives along the course of her travels.
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It would also finance Trump&aposs aspirational $25 billion wall with Mexico and curb government agencies from wrenching migrant children from detained parents.
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No, it's not something in your eye — the Queer Eye season 3 trailer has landed, and it's exactly as heart-wrenching as expected.
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To suddenly have a man who looks really good and is young and he tells you that he loves you; it&aposs wrenching.
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Yes, I lost the cycle race yesterday and that was gut-wrenching but life does go on, the sun rises the next day.
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That's the question Chloe Benjamin's characters face in the heart-wrenching novel The Immortalists, the second novel from the San Francisco-based author.
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Gigi Hadid delivered a heart-wrenching speech during this week's The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, honoring her mother's struggle with Lyme disease.
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By contrast, says Mr Lo, China has been the chief beneficiary of that order, having adopted wrenching economic reforms to capitalise on it.
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Each exercise looked like torture, whether competitors were wrenching an unnatural amount of metal above their heads or bench pressing their body weight.
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Pretoria, South Africa (CNN)Reeva Steenkamp's father delivered a gut-wrenching plea Tuesday for Oscar Pistorius to be punished for murdering his daughter.
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On the other hand, it's gut wrenching to watch a 315-pound lineman take a quarterback down like a lion on a zebra.
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But it's tough to know what will be a sweet nostalgic reminder and what will be a heart-wrenching spiral into the past.
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During the After the Final Rose special, the pair relived their heart-wrenching split, and discussed their final goodbye in front of audiences.
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"Horrible... unspeakable... ugly... wrenching... banal... evil..." They moaned continually, but no one knew whether they were referring to the carnage or its perpetrators.
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They signed up to be foster-to-adopt parents, and Hollis talks throughout the book about their wrenching experience with the adoption process.
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At the "Men Tell All" Monday night, Jason Tartick took the stage briefly to talk about his "heart-wrenching" exit from The Bachelorette.
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It's a gut-wrenching and damning account of our broken immigration system, a revelation of the wholly human consequences that can't be ignored.
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At that game, a glass of wine went for a gut wrenching $25, a domestic beer $13, and a bottle of water $7.
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" Seacrest has denied the allegations and wrote in a guest column for THR that "to have my workplace conduct questioned was gut-wrenching.
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It's a gut-wrenching moment for Bran, who watches and realizes that the long-accepted story he's heard is ultimately just a story.
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The Sandy Hook school massacre — its violence and wrenching loss, its heartbreak — still looms large for the survivors, whose lives were irreparably changed.
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Leaving spectators and athletes alike with one gut-wrenching question: how much of a literal shit-show is this Olympics going to be?
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There are a couple heart-wrenching lyrics that I have with really happy grooves, which is kind of like the old Motown juke.
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Many ask themselves whether the Saudi palace purges are a sign of strength, or reflect nervousness about internal resistance to MBS's wrenching changes.
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Those details, among many Jane provided in a heart-wrenching blog about the difficulties she faced living on her meager salary, aren't unique.
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It's gut-wrenching to see them tear down their second home brick by brick, the business they helped nurture for two decades gone.
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Leading up to the Games, national news stations played and replayed the heart-wrenching footage, while reporters camped outside of Kerrigan's Massachusetts home.
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North Carolina Children's Hospital kept performing pediatric heart surgeries despite doctors' concerns about the program's performance, NYT reports in a gut-wrenching investigation.
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Two tensions animate this book: the difficulty of sending fragile scions around the world and successfully grafting them; and the wrenching historical context.
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Nevertheless,"—here it comes—"this album makes the most sense when heard as a document of a wrenching chapter for one human being.
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The danger, then, is that the ECB will be caught flat-footed once again, and Europe will go through another wrenching economic crisis.
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"After half a century of wrenching conflict, the time has come for peace," Obama said after meeting with Colombian President Juan Manual Santos.
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Tyrese has posted a gut-wrenching, almost hysterical video where he dissolves into tears at times and other times shows bursts of anger.
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In the heart-wrenching final bonfire, they were each asked whether they wanted to leave together, alone or with one of the singles.
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On September 27, Kavanaugh appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee after four hours of wrenching recollections by his primary accuser, Christine Blasey Ford.
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Celebrations, commiserations, falling in love, and gut-wrenching heartbreaks have always seen me—and my contemporaries, elders, and ancestors—reaching for a glass.
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"This series gives viewers rare access to Dave Holloway's gut-wrenching search for answers," Oxygen executive Rod Aissa tells PEOPLE in a statement.
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The public viewing of former Saints defensive end Will Smith was gut-wrenching, as his wheelchair-bound wife, friends and relatives said goodbye.
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The most heart-wrenching moment in the show comes with "It's Quiet Uptown," the song where Hamilton and Eliza mourn their dead son.
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On the other hand, it could also feel soul-wrenching, like watching an episode of Black Mirror that hits too close to home.
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Extrapolated to the total number of expats, that amounts to over a million and a half Americans faced with that heart-wrenching prospect.
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These heart-wrenching stories are but a small portion of the gross human rights violations committed by the religious fundamentalist rulers of Iran.
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It was the same gut-wrenching daily ritual my State Department colleagues and the family members of the victims being detained surely endured.
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Chicagoans, weary and sometimes numb to a daily drumbeat of gun violence in the news, took notice of the particularly gut-wrenching crime.
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The death of Mufasa (James Earl Jones, who voiced the character in the original movie) and the reaction by Simba is gut-wrenching.
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Speaking at a Children's Defense Fund gala in Washington, D.C., Clinton talked about the emotionally wrenching days she's endured since her surprise defeat.
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"All of the debilitating days, heart wrenching nights, illness, disappointment, depression, anxiety, and much more have all been blessings in disguise," she wrote.
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After his plea, Reed told reporters he experienced "gut-wrenching humiliation and embarrassment" over his arrest, after serving as Harrisburg's mayor for decades.
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I also followed the heart-wrenching efforts by Christine and her seven children to learn what had happened to their husband and father.
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Opening the season here the past few days had been a gut-wrenching reminder of how close the Mets came to a championship.
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"This is a dying art," Mr. Rosas said as he turned the dull metal lever of his instrument, wrenching out a troubled squawk.
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"It was wrenching to read about the brutality of Assad every morning, to see images of family homes reduced to rubble," he writes.
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But it is a wrenching decision, especially when private property is involved, and is politically difficult to carry out, or even to suggest.
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A wrenching photograph of a drowned Syrian toddler, Alan Kurdi, had gone viral; borders were open; and Germans were meeting trains with flowers.
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But after a wrenching debate, the bills failed to get the 60 votes necessary to bypass the filibuster in a Democratic-controlled Senate.
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The most prominent voice making this argument was National Review editor Richard Lowry: That was simply tremendous—appropriately angry, personal, wrenching, detailed, persuasive.
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" McEnany also accused Democrats of exploiting "the heart-wrenching images of the tragic deaths of a father and child near our southern border.
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That moment feels gut-wrenching, to imagine a Season 3 where Barry won't have those connections to the Wests, to Cisco, to Caitlin.
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Opinion In one of the most emotionally wrenching presidential races in living memory, Donald J. Trump's support is as level as a pond.
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His film, though heavy and at times heart-wrenching, leans heavily into comedy — self-deprecating and humiliating at times, but no less funny.
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They did this with no exceptions for race or incest, even after hearing the heart-wrenching stories of people who suffered sexual assault.
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The recent sexual misconduct allegations against Kevin Spacey were "shocking" and "heart-wrenching," Mena Suvari, Spacey's "American Beauty" co-star, said on Tuesday.
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His perplexity echoed the alarming state of denial he often displayed when questioned about the gut-wrenching cruelties committed by Bosnian Serb forces.
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The truly gut-wrenching moment comes when the Flyers PA has to ask fans to "have some class" and stop throwing the bracelets.
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"Revenge mattered more to him than me or his child," she tells Mere Hildegarde in a wrenching scene early on in the episode.
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Yes, the story rushes by too quickly in some spots, but Jason Delane as Macduff makes its most heart-wrenching moment very effective.
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In an especially wrenching and frank sequence, the Hammonds struggle with her frustrated pleas for help in learning how to masturbate to orgasm.
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A Louisiana man drowned Thursday while he staged an elaborate underwater proposal to his girlfriend, she said in a heart-wrenching Facebook post.
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But this aesthetic makes it all the more wrenching when the reader detects a flicker of anguish on one of the placid faces.
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Expressing that real and wrenching conflict through drama has long been a rite of passage for writers from all kinds of marginalized communities.
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Of course aging brings wrenching losses, but it also confers authenticity, confidence, perspective, self-awareness (and my mother said her legs got better).
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"The Bells" brought us back to what Thrones is about — the inevitable brutality of violent struggles between humans — in a gut-wrenching way.
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But six minutes into the call, Shelley Gilbert revealed the uniquely heart-wrenching circumstances she found herself in on the afternoon of Jan.
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Dan Barry, a longtime reporter and columnist, documented a family's wrenching decision: whether to remove their patriarch, Joseph Trinity, from a nursing home.
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And doctors in the hardest hit parts of Italy, and other official voices elsewhere, say the road is narrowing to increasingly wrenching choices.
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The story, which emerges slowly through the warmth and noise of Pio's daily life, leads him toward a wrenching moment of moral crisis.
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Aaron Rose and Joshua Leonard's soft-spoken, often heart-wrenching timepiece captures the fleeting moments of some of today's most pronounced visual artists.
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We find wrenching, apocalyptic change lurking inside everything — enough to invoke just the kind of despair European intellectuals used to write plays about.
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Doctors, faced with a perilous shortage of equipment, may be forced to make the heart-wrenching choice to keep younger patients alive instead.
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If she were, the heart-wrenching, soul-baring talk you generously gave her in the workroom would have effected a deepening, an awareness.
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An affecting oddness is the great virtue of "In the Distance," along with its wrenching evocations of its main character's loneliness and grief.
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This has been a wrenching book for us to write, because old friendships threatened to rob us of the protection of professional distance.
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It was another gut-wrenching result for Georgia Tech, which last season lost 10 games by six or fewer points to conference opponents.
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Like any intense love affair, it can be gut-wrenching to live life while your raw, bleeding heart walks around outside your body.
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CONOR PATRICK DONAHUE, Washington "The Wrong Man" at MCC Theater was one of the most powerful, beautiful and wrenching plays I've ever seen.
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Indeed, the raw pain that Hurt dredges up in the movie's last quarter constitutes some of the most wrenching acting he's ever done.
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I find this work extremely heart wrenching but important — it also hits close to home since I have two children of my own.
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" ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt said it is "heart-wrenching to see the holiday of Hanukkah violated yet again" following last week's "hateful assaults.
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One of the most heart wrenching moments in my service as U.S. Commerce secretary was in the fall of 2016 in Lorain, Ohio.
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"I found Dr. Ford's testimony to be heart-wrenching, painful, compelling, and I believe that she believes what she testified to," Collins said.
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While CBS (CBS) assets — such as its broadcast network and Showtime — are humming along, the corporation is in a period of wrenching change.
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Accommodation now requires fiscal, business and social conservatives to compromise their beliefs in ways that will be wrenching, if not intolerable, to some.
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It felt as if Rady Children's Hospital had a revolving door exclusively for Jack — and with every visit I faced heart-wrenching choices.
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Zweig's book is a first-person account of a woman's heart-wrenching masochistic love for a famous novelist who unknowingly fathers her child.
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This is the heart-wrenching truth, every day is a battle to stand up and speak for those who cannot speak for themselves.
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It was a second gut-wrenching defeat for Ewing, the Hoyas having lost another upset bid in overtime against Syracuse in mid-December.
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It took the #MeToo movement, an explosion of resignations, and Brett Kavanaugh's gut-wrenching confirmation hearing to reform sexual harassment policy in Congress.
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Sadie's emotional telling of her "leaving story" is all the more gut-wrenching given just how shut-down she is for most the film.
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"It was gut-wrenching," Janet Smith, who has been a close friend of the family for 8 years, told PEOPLE of the child's removal.
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But she knew that all of us would not survive if we stayed together, so she made the heart-wrenching choice to separate us.
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What Hayek describes after this point is wrenching: "For the first and last time in my career, I had a nervous breakdown," she writes.
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An all-too-common narrative of gun violence and mass shootings whose ultimate reveal is heart-wrenching and disorienting — and that's precisely the point.
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