Thirdly, we should do what will go a long way to heal the agony of the Hindus. |
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She didn't know why, but she wanted Haley to take her in his arms and heal the pain and send away the agony and torture she internally suffered. |
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One can hardly feel the intensity of the agony that he is supposed to have endured in his final hours on earth. |
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In an agony of panic at this point, I beseeched her to tell me whether I needed medical attention. |
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The agony goes on for the parents of the tragic four-year-old as doctors remain baffled as to how he died. |
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This is where the bile and the agony and the rage of rock and roll was sharpened and honed. |
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Only by concerted action can we counter the sheer humanity of those who wish to prolong the agony of death. |
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It's actually quite relaxing, except for when she presses on an area near the big toe of my left foot which is total agony. |
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He was paralyzed by the agony, unable to move even as he felt the heavy tread of General Powell's feet as he came to stand above him. |
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Well the poor mutt ran away howling in pain and agony and he scampered shiveringly to a refuge in a deserted shack. |
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She also discovers that the pain of a gunshot wound to the chest can't begin to compare to the agony of a bikini wax. |
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It blew over him like a strong gust of wind, dispersing all illusions and bringing to light the unpleasant agony of truth. |
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Instead, Mowat was forced to lie at the side of the river in agony until the emergency services arrived. |
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A sharp twinge of agony shot up her left arm, reaching her shoulder and spreading through her entire chest. |
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She clutched her wrist that was twisted in an odd angle and was in extreme agony. |
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Her lips curled up in a sardonic twist that would have made a mortal shriek with agony. |
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The same blinding agony from the last bout of memories surfaces, only this time the pain is worse, and seems to last for hours. |
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Last year my back went into spasm and for a couple of weeks I was in mortal agony. |
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While we don't think she should take up an agony aunt column any time soon, her advice wasn't the worst in the world. |
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Then there was another thump at the gates, this time followed by a blood-curdling scream of terror and agony. |
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The ball was blootered in the air so often in the initial stages it was surprising not to hear it squealing in agony. |
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A man is threatening to stage a sit-in at a hospital until he is given an operation to end nine months of agony. |
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The finest of the love lyrics, quietly burning with agony and rapture, are deeply moving. |
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Where hostility and mutual contempt have replaced love and respect, it is in no one's best interests to prolong the agony. |
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I desperately wanted to talk to those close to me and to unload that agony I was carrying alone but something always stopped me. |
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Canadian John MacMaster brings out all the agony of an unloved man in love with Jenufa. |
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It's nice to find a balanced, clear-eyed appreciation of the species in all their agony and ecstasy. |
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Though it is the painful season of Christ's agony and death, it belongs in Chaucer to the elemental happiness rising from the resurrecting earth. |
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Raised in politics, in my household as common as bread on the table, I was socialized in the angst of elections and the agony of defeat. |
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The result is a repertoire of heart-wrenching, soul-searching works that communicate the ecstasy and agony of the human condition. |
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The agony and shame in his face, in his deep chocolate brown orbs, drunk or not, was real. |
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Nevertheless, he spent the holiday period, in agony, pumped full of painkillers, playing to over 6,000 people. |
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The creature roared in agony, thrashing about and spewing gouts of blood, until it lay quivering in a pool of its own gore. |
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Next I had to fling some victuals into the sucking void of self-digesting agony that was my stomach. |
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He rubbed at his neck, the pulled muscle had caused him agony all night but he hadn't dared to show it. |
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Until a year ago he was on a cocktail of drugs and painkillers and in constant agony. |
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I stood in goal, agony and all, and proceeded to save a free kick with my face. |
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It spat and hissed, coiling about on the ground in a demented and tortured agony. |
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As well as her frequent TV appearances, she writes an agony aunt column in a broadsheet newspaper. |
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The letters are answered by a well-known journalist who has become an agony aunt. |
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The pain and agony she kept within her ruptured forth, much like an overflowing dam that finally burst under excruciating pressure. |
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Since then they have gone crazy by relentlessly portraying the old-time era as one of non-stop agony and suffering. |
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Using his father as a human crutch, he hobbled round the track in agony, tears streaming down his face. |
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That Hume should suffer the agony of defeat by those he did so much to habilitate would be a cruel final irony. |
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The quiet conversations are followed by overloud street noise, which causes everyone in the room to grab their ears in pained agony. |
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He clutched my upper sleeve tightly and writhed in his agony for a while before finally stammering a few words. |
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The sculpture depicted a half-naked woman with an expression of agony, sitting atop a submarine. |
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For no other country in the world from east to west, faces the agony that the Hindus in India have to face. |
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On Wednesday it contained a parents' guide to the hand signals of the young chav with advice from the paper's agony aunt. |
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Toshi was writhing on the floor, his golden-brown oculars full of agony for his sister. |
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He had screamed in agony as cuts on his feet were stitched without anaesthetic. |
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Does the former nurse and Britain's one-time most famous agony aunt have any advice for our fearful nation? |
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Further delay would only prolong the agony of dozens of families and can have no justification. |
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Against the recurrent agony, Scott took dangerously large amounts of opium. |
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Bearing steaming mugs, she returns doing a neat impersonation of an agony aunt, asking how long I've been married. |
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Using her experience as an agony aunt, her latest book, Love Coach, offers practical solutions on coping with turbulent times. |
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Suzie Hayman is a Relate-trained counsellor, a broadcaster and author of 18 books, plus she's been a national agony aunt for 15 years. |
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Every newspaper agony aunt has been on double-time producing guides to surviving seasonal stress. |
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He was a pioneer composer in Hollywood briefly, but he soon spent much of his time on newspaper work, including an agony column. |
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And on the Cross he cried out in agony, quoting a psalm that speaks of divine abandonment. |
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But the murder of the two ten-year-old Soham girls has sent shockwaves of grief far beyond the private agony of their families. |
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Working under a strain and writing to agony columns won't take you through life, that's for sure. |
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I never thought I would ever end up writing to an agony column for advice, but here I am doing just that. |
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The Ancient Mariner was by now in agony, as he looked upon all those whom Death had taken. |
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He threw himself back in suffocating agony and began to claw desperately at his throat. |
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I am writing to object, in the strongest possible terms, to the firing of the luminously talented writer from your agony column. |
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From now until I die, I will be nothing more to my pride than a means to heal pain and agony. |
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Reading that letter to a tabloid agony uncle, you can almost hear the frantic beating of the writer's heart. |
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I shall ascend my funeral pile triumphantly, and exult in the agony of the torturing flames. |
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Where was the pain of probing the pressure points, the exquisite agony of muscular crystals breaking up under relentless fingers? |
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As well as working as a political journalist, his career included a spell as a newspaper agony uncle. |
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The site will also have information on the local scene, including questions and answers and an agony uncle page. |
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He became agony uncle to thousands of boys who sought his advice on broken voices, bad breath, and the propriety of using tinted writing paper. |
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I've seen clients who suffered for years with nameless agony, only to read an article about agoraphobia or panic disorder in a popular magazine. |
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The other's sword slid between Nottingham's ribs, drawing first blood and causing burning agony. |
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The wing membrane gave way like brittle parchment paper and the monster roared in agony. |
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The real agony for home fans lies in the fact that they have seen it happen so often in the recent past. |
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It was an illuminating moment of exquisite agony still vivid these many years later. |
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I could have finished the task a couple of weeks ago, but, for some reason, I decided to prolong the agony and leave it hanging. |
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Above all, he thought the generals of the army painfully slow and inconsiderate to leave him in such mental agony. |
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Meanwhile, Elizabeth lived in her own quiet agony as the time continued to pass with no sign of her monthly indisposition. |
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Some, rather than being simply indifferent to the well-being of others, have an urgent need to make others feel agony and humiliation. |
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There are players writhing around in agony yet television replays showed there was absolutely no contact. |
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Its twisted trunk and mangled branches resembled a terrifyingly gaunt person arching their back in immense agony. |
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Crouched over in agony, Ruth's terrible cry of betrayal seems torn from the depths of her soul. |
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He was stretchered off at Field Mill in obvious agony, but fears he could have suffered a break have been allayed. |
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She would have to pass through great agony to become a part of the great yawning nothingness. |
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Earlier expressionists turned to tribal art to find the inspiration to distort the body in ways that could convey modern despair and agony. |
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The dead woman rose for a moment of agony while she was lapped in the flame, and her bitter scream of pain was drowned in the thundercrash. |
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She worked first as a news reporter, then feature writer, film critic and agony aunt. |
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The goalkeeping union are a tight bunch and he hid his personal agony to gee up his nervous replacement. |
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The Buddhist Guan Yin provided her worldly supplicants with the karma of reproductivity and bore constant witness to their agony. |
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I'm glad he no longer has to suffer not only the physical agony but also the mental anguish of rejecting this new world. |
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The first and last serious emotion that creases this weathered face is agony at a headache. |
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The entire sky writhed in agony above him, split by gigantic forks of lightning flashing between the clouds. |
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Jack used to stand there in agony, a rictus grin on his face, doing his level best to disappear up his own dinner jacket. |
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He wrenches his hands in agony, and again again looks up to heaven, wailing his fate. |
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Penelope describes what this means and the agony and pleasure of streams of jabberwocky issuing forth from a man of words. |
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His back is perfectly straight and erect, his hands behind his head, grasping at his hair, face contorted in agony. |
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When the tyrants found him bearing all the agony with perfect equanimity they became helpless. |
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She tried to contain her agony as best she could but felt herself giving way to a series of small whimpers that overcame her shaking body. |
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The St Mirren player received a retaliatory dunt, causing him to collapse in real or feigned agony. |
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Aquila roared out in agony as he desperately tried to steer his beloved vessel. |
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She roared out in agony, helpless to do anything except violently curse the executor of her friend. |
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I clenched my fists tightly, trying to use the agony of my nails digging into the skin to deter me from my current situation. |
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I have been through emotional agony in almost every relationship with men, aside from my father and Robert. |
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Hoss jumped, and the horse shied, the twin jolts coming together in the agony of his jawbone. |
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When he came back he was incredibly dirty and seemed to be in a great deal of agony. |
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One minor agony of growing up in Northern Ireland is the atavistic tugging of ethnic loyalty. |
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The screams of terror, cries of agony, were now replaced by despairing wails and echoing voices of mournful weepers. |
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What price is our venerable former Prime Minister prepared to have us pay to assuage the agony of his political tabanca? |
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Should it ever take off and become wildly popular, you'd be advised to sign up now to avoid MeFi style agony. |
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He feels a sleepless night ahead, filled with tearless agony, wails of frustration again emptying. |
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The Adagio ma non troppo gives some hint of the agony he endured as the weary months of combat yielded their slaughter. |
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You could see the agony of it jolt his whole body and knock the last remnant of strength from his legs. |
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Doctors said that both women were suffering from tension and mental agony, but were physically fine. |
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I find that if I concentrate on the geometric shapes and unfocus to the point of occular agony they rarify into a twisting tunnel. |
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He didn't even notice the ravenous hunger that made his stomach rumble in silent agony. |
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He screamed loudly in agony and flew bolt upright, clutching his arm and cursing. |
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Late at night I heard screams, not of pain, but of sheer agony, coming from the floors below. |
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Her face was distorted with agony, and small squeaks erupted from her mouth. |
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Her abdomen was a sea of agony, flames of red-hot pain searing out from the convulsed muscles. |
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Gritting his teeth against the agony, he slowly turned his head to look at Danny. |
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It was pure agony, being carried through a bright hallway by some overgrown man wearing a laboratory coat. |
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I read them with great pleasure but with little or no thought for the agony the poet has gone through. |
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They don't want college students co-opting their fear, their agony and their misery in order to promote their other agendas. |
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The agony aunt's first quest is to help golf widow Joy to persuade husband Martin to spend more time with her and their three children. |
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His fists clenched tighter than they ever had, his arms clung close to his stomach in agony. |
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Gail seems to have tried to bind up the wound with strip of material or something but was too much in agony to take off her t-shirt first. |
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Nothing short of physical torture and mental agony awaits, and it's all self-inflicted. |
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It is to share with the world the agony and exploitation of widowhood in India, which goes beyond the loss of a loved one. |
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Sanjeet screamed in agony, pain searing throughout his entire body. |
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Unfortunately, in his business, fun can turn to agony in a nanosecond. |
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The periodic agony that accompanies sickle cell was joined by the torment of persistent eye infections and repeated surgeries. |
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Truth be told, there is no one better at capturing the agony and alarm of a woman in the throes of a nervous breakdown than Moore. |
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The agony of being so close to our goal but failing gnaws at our insides while we replay the events over and over in our heads. |
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Animals in agony or danger are used by Martin Wittfooth, often to hint at the future of the human condition. |
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Epic heroes, doom-struck warriors, the thrill of victory, and the agony of defeat. |
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His angular cheeks, thick glasses, and carefully combed hair incarnate elegance, vision, and, unfortunately, personal agony. |
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His favourite shots were drives straight down the wicket and through the covers, but he also produced the occasional cut to pile on the agony for the West Indies attack. |
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Born as a result of a curse, she lives an accursed, wasteful, unproductive life of pain and loneliness, and dies in loneliness and in intolerable agony. |
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Set on the brink of nihilism, with acid rock replacing the old martial melodies, the vision was not upward into sun and clouds, but downward into mud and agony. |
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The emotion was raw, the anger was genuine and the agony was heartfelt. |
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We want to ensure they have a dignified death and do not die in agony. |
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Once again, our resident agony aunt answers your questions on those embarrassing personal problems that can only be solved by having them published in the national press. |
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They will tell me their problems and I am like an agony aunt. |
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There would have been some yowls of agony, and that would have been that. |
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These work just like traditional agony columns, but questioners receive advice based on their own unique natal chart rather than just general advice. |
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Well I suppose they don't need to write in to an agony column. |
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There's a mini-industry of PC magazines and agony columns devoted to repairing computer problems that should never have been allowed to happen in the first place. |
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Sherlock Holmes put down the Daily Gazette where he had been perusing the agony column, his daily ritual, and retrieved a letter from his coat pocket. |
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He is proud of his role as agony uncle to a new generation of artists. |
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Last night the country's favourite agony uncle insisted that it was the power of radio and the nationwide spread of listeners that empowered people. |
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For numerous riders over the years this elongated run-in has proved mental and physical agony when the winning post seems to be retreating with every weary stride. |
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I make angry pain noises, clawing at her unyielding fingers in agony. |
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When he opened the door he found Sophie on the floor writhing in agony. |
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City's top scorer raced onto Alex Calvo Garcia's misdirected header but as he went to shoot he was tackled simultaneously by Russ Wilcox and was left writhing in agony. |
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By my appointment time of 9.30 I was hopping around, and by the time I actually went in at 9.40 I was in sheer agony but oh the relief afterwards! |
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The occasional scream of agony and the sound of the lash rent the air. |
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Fear was coiling in her stomach and her chest twisted in agony. |
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He was in constant agony, a pain brought on by hunger and lack of energy. |
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Incapable of movement, incapable of speech, I listened to her feverish words in an agony of shame and sorrow. |
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When the noise didn't stop he went outside to see what was happening and found Mr Bland writhing in agony. |
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When a day shift nurse discovered the man in bed the next morning writhing in agony, she called an ambulance. |
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I am like a cat on a hot tin roof, walking around the house in the early hours of the morning, struggling to type because my hands are shaking in agony. |
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To my left and right stood two sets of rusted metal gates where the ear-piercing screams of agony ripped through the air, blocking out all other noise. |
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I just hope it is not a case of prolonging the agony and I won't believe everything is okay until a deal is signed and sealed and I'm reading it in the paper. |
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I must have spent 10 or 15 minutes rolling on the floor in agony. |
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The gut-wrenching agony involved in a breakup is something no amount of money or fame can protect you from. |
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The next move landed us only at Jammu without bag and baggage and reeling under the tremendous agony, desperation and exasperation, thinking what is in our fate. |
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We all know the agony of returning to a sun-drenched car on a scorcher. |
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The man gave a scream of agony, balling up to clutch at his injury. |
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A thick blanket of snow thwarted the efforts of search and rescue teams hunting for the missing girl yesterday, prolonging the agony for her family. |
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And in her agony, in her utter helplessness, mentioned the unmentionable. |
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He sobbed into the snow, not being able to bear the agony any longer. |
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In extreme circumstances of unbearable agony where others turn to euthanasia or mercy killing, Hindus know the sufferer may refuse food and water. |
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In that memo, it was asserted that inflicting severe pain constituted torture only if the perpetrator knowingly acted for the express and sole purpose of causing agony. |
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Almost immediately she tripped and fell over, hitting the ground heavily, the impact forcing the breath from her body and sending a shaft of agony through her belly. |
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Strength of iron flowing in her veins allow her to conquer agony. |
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I would like to feel that if I had a close friend or relative in agony with no prospect of any relief that someone would be able to put them out of their misery. |
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The pain and the clutch took away her breath leaving her in mortal agony. |
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They have also been in Palo Alto, Calif., long enough to know the special agony of a Silicon Valley divorce. |
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They were simply spinning things out, partly to prolong his agony. |
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But when we came home in January my daydreams became very morbid and I constantly had visions of David in great pain, screaming in agony and us being unable to help. |
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Ashley bit her lip and tried to hid her pain by burying her face in Tommy's shoulder, but it was obvious to all the men present that she was in agony. |
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The remarkable girl was struggling against the agony of terminal cancer but asked that for her funeral people give money to charity rather than waste it on flowers. |
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The screams of agony were lost among the cheers and shouts of joy at his appearance, as his handlers kept him moving quickly from person to person. |
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The account of a Christmas dinner chez Bucks, for example, is brilliantly executed but the agony is drawn out until it's unbearable, until you're made to feel unwelcome. |
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Falling in love with a tea vendor could suit the infatuated young mind but when it comes to marriage she is able to visualise the agony of penury and gets out of the affair. |
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Jessica thought she heard him cry out in agony and she reached out to try to pull him free, but in the next instant, Matthew Jones disappeared from sight. |
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Her face was contorted, twisted almost beyond recognition in agony. |
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The whining pitch of the nuclear cores heightened to a point where the team of soldiers out there dropped their weapons and held their hands over their ears in intense agony. |
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Over the footpace of the altar hangs a unique crucifix on which the carved oak corpus leans forward in a spasm of death agony, with its arms grotesquely twisted behind. |
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Howling in agony, the monster recoiled and twisted away, flailing in fury. |
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Saying you're really busy for the next while only prolongs the agony. |
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Thus, the agony for Walker may have been needlessly prolonged. |
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Individuals are trying, by denying themselves the luxury of forgetting about their acts, to spare other the agony of having to commit them at some time in the future. |
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Instantly I groaned in agony and lifted my arm to block out the light. |
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The couple, who have two other grown-up daughters, were determined to help find a cause for the mystery syndrome to prevent other families going through the same agony. |
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The temporal delimitation suggests an arbitrary empiricism reluctant to address either the agony of contemporaneity, or the pathological prehistory of modernity. |
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The collection explores a wide range of themes, the main ones being leaving and arriving, the discomforts of teenage years, and the beauty and agony of love relationships. |
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Oddly melancholy for a fantasy epic, the film overflows with sorrow for love lost, love unrequited, and the agony of lovers separated by the void of death. |
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Paying double for two men and a large van, rather than hiring a small self-drive van, meant the difference between three hours of efficiency and a whole day of agony. |
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For the 57-year-old, who suffers from osteoporosis and arthritis, could not walk unaided and was bent double in agony because her hips had virtually worn away. |
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White, who was seeing a specialist today after doubling up in agony while delivering a bouncer to Mark Butcher, now faces another long spell out of cricket. |
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The agony is not quite as exquisite as it has been in the past. |
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Eventually, he drifted off to sleep, dreaming dreams of blood and agony. |
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The candidate writes an agony uncle column which focuses on tax and benefit changes. |
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He was groaning in agony from the gut shot, and it kept him from regaining his feet. |
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Adana Forsyth, 10, whose skin blistered at the slightest touch, was in agony almost every day of her short life. |
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But Falkirk sheriff court heard the five year old Abyssinian cats, called Nush and Mr Baz, died in agony soon afterwards in October last year. |
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Aled jones's panto debut has ended in agony after he snapped an Achilles' tendon. |
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Women have aborted, men have committed suicide, and both men and women have been thrown into convulsions during the fearful agony of renal colic. |
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The agony of an oldman for being neglected in the family and ill-treated by his daughter-in-law, abides. |
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A PROTESTER shrouded in flames screams in agony as Turkey disintegrates into violent chaos. |
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After several days of agony, Wollstonecraft died of septicaemia on 10 September. |
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If you wanted to see the agony and ecstasy, not to say a few professional fouls and a largely unexpected result, GBBO was the place to be. |
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There is an agony of suffering in that lingering doubt which haunts the human soul in the beginnings of disbelief. |
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People with AIDS tend to die after years of suffering, often screaming from the agony of cryptococcal meningitis or choking on thrush fungus. |
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As a child, I was once stung by a huge Portuguese man-of-war and to this day I can still remember the agony. |
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A WOMAN was left in agony with serious burns at a cocktail bar where the bartenders play with fire. |
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I was still in agony, so they gave me Tramadol and a pethidine injection and I was discharged 16 days later. |
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The condemned man went through agony during his lethal injection. |
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The tortoiseshell cat was taken to the vet in agony and had her left eye removed. |
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The medicine relieves the agony of muscle cramps very quickly. |
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For PACMA, bullfights are a spectacle in which spectators see the agony and death of a bleeding animal, real animal abuse. |
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Last night she revealed her agony as she frantically tried to put Tommy through a bedroom window, before a backdraft blew her out of the house. |
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She died from bowel obstruction on October 1842, after a brief agony, comforted by her beloved nephew Branwell. |
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Adam continued to moan in hypnotic agony. Joshua needed to make a move. Boldly, Joshua strode toward the firedragon. |
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Like ballet and some forms of modern dance, thinspiration puts a premium on both agony and lightness. |
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He recocked, fired again, and hit his adversary's abdomen. Mr. Dickinson bled to death over many hours, in terrible agony, according to accounts. |
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Florence... had, all through, repaid the agony of slight and coldness, and dislike, with patient unexacting love, excusing him, and pleading for him, like his better angel! |
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Then the agony for Heswall's Sandeep Grewal, beaten in a play-off and now facing an anxious wait to see if anyone drops out this week to grant him a late re prieve. |
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My shoulder was dislocated. It was agony to have it put to rights. |
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A police source on the Algarve said the torturers even cauterised his wounds with red-hot tools to stop him bleeding to death and prolong his agony. |
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He was lying on the ground in agony during the final of the Royal tournament in the first week of January, with a left knee that had cleat marks despite a kneepad. |
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I stood trembling with agony for the spear was rankling in the wound. |
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The hosts initially looked like they lacked a spring in their step, but fears of further agony evaporated in the seventh minute with a goal of typical Arsenal quality. |
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Although weakened by his torture, Fawkes managed to jump from the gallows and break his neck, thus avoiding the agony of the gruesome latter part of his execution. |
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To add agony, heavy weights were added to the initiates' legs. |
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Scyphozoan jellyfish stings range from a twinge to tingling to agony. |
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Polish worker Jozef Radtke has secured a PS400,000 pay-out after he was left in agony when the ladder he was working on slipped into a shaft at the Teesside yard. |
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They were termed agons, which word, despite the evident connection to our agony or agonize, originally had nothing to do with the duress or anguish these words now convey. |
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The hard hit residents further explaining their agony told reporter that mostly all pet start barking regularly especially at night irking the residents. |
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He asked me to be patient, carried out root canal surgery and continued until he restored my bridge, saving my hollow decay tooth and agony of a replant. |
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The breach of this law, even when the breach is known to be strictly accordant with true morality, has caused many a man more agony than a real crime. |
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He collapsed in agony after kicking the ball straight to Belarus's Vitaly Kutuzov who had the simple task of firing the ball into England's unguarded net. |
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