Every carnival has a ringmaster and plenty of barkers, bearded ladies, strong men, wild animals and sad clowns. |
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The problem is that what the challenger had to say and do to be elected is a sad reflection of American politics today. |
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The fifth column this week is a sad reflection of what journalism has come to. |
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These are not romantic, but sad stories in the annals of immigrant experiences. |
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Why then should we close the pubs because of one sad and unfortunate accident in Bradshawgate? |
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The woman who helped my mother was in a very sad situation, unfortunately not uncommon at the time. |
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I watch coverage of both sad stories with resignation and with great sorrow for the suffering. |
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In his autobiography Russell reports this sad interlude with agonized regret. |
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There was a kind of sad regret in her voice despite the practicality of her words, and her eyes betrayed what she was saying. |
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I think it is a sad reflection on society that teenage girls can get pregnant. |
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It is a sad and pathetic world outlook that we are hearing from the National Party. |
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Well, if you want to know how sad and pathetic a scene it was, you can get the same feeling here. |
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It's a sad and pathetic conclusion but I see no evidence that suggests any different. |
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John Sweeney has attempted a sad little smear against his foe which rebounded in terrible fashion on him. |
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Even if you are very successful in other areas, your poor sad mind is not being given a chance to be free. |
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It could be cool, or on the other hand, it could be incredibly sad and pathetic. |
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I'd just go back to my hotel and eat a sad grilled cheese sandwich and watch something depressing on television. |
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A goal by senior player Tony Scroope after just 90 seconds proved a sad indicator of the mismatch. |
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Food shopping as I've said before is one of the highlights of my pathetically sad week. |
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I'm now in the sad position of not having a pair of pants left that don't require a degree of cinching under my belt. |
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It's sad that they leave rubbish behind and equally sad that the resources of the council have to be deployed to clear it up. |
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Yes, sad to say, but American hegemony puts more money in the hands of those who believe everything is fair in business and in war. |
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I'm sad to say that I regretted my decision to come the moment I stepped in. |
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Meanwhile, in the mean streets of Manhattan, a sad sack mannequin warehouse employee becomes obsessed with peeping. |
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Recent surveys portray consumers as a bunch of economic sad sacks, their confidence draining month after month. |
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Danny DeVito has carved a niche for himself in Hollywood by playing either frumpish sad sacks or unscrupulous scoundrels. |
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In earlier posts about the sad state of policing in Victoria, the Professor may have been just a bit too harsh about the wallopers. |
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You are drawn to the plight of the bird in the air pump, the sad and frightened girls and the wild eyes of the quack scientist. |
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It's a sad fact of life that certain small, furry quadrupeds don't make for suitable house pets. |
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This wanton act of vandalism took a lot of effort and it's a sad reflection on how society can be today. |
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It was sad to see her go, but as soon as she pulled out of the drive, I'd walk back inside and go up to my room and lay down on my bed. |
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But for today you wave a sad farewell as it floats back off into the night sky. |
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It is quite sad in some ways that the finals are over, but I am looking forward to seeing what happens in the future. |
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He had sad neon-blue eyes, a black leather jacket, black boots and jet-black gloves. |
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I went home and my anger soon wore off and I was sad about having had the argument. |
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So this week has consisted of opening my hitherto shut-tight eyes and actually trying to make my poor sad accounts balance. |
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It is sad that the taint of financial jiggery-pokery should besmirch Salmond's image as he leaves office, and very unfair. |
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Barker's jivey style is occasionally annoying, but the unexpectedly sad ending rights what few wrongs there are. |
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I remember packing a sad when I was six or seven when I was told it was too wet to play. |
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Then he packs a sad whenever the person he is interviewing gets the better of him. |
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Don't pack a sad and cry just because one of your lot got caught being scummy. |
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Rather than packing a sad about the apparent diss, she said she was happy to ruffle the singer's feathers. |
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Instead of packing a sad and blaming your problems on me, how about you get a backbone and defend your assertions? |
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Just a few days ago, my fancy VCR packed a sad and now won't play back tapes. |
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But such attention to detail seemed to clash with a laminated menu, which made me think of tacky burger joints and sad little cafes. |
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The sad fact is that many of these champions of liberty have never lifted a finger to defend said liberty with arms or real effort. |
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It's almost sad that Mad Mel is on holiday, her reactions to such a jolly entertainment would be a treat. |
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How sad it was to see so much fervour amongst my own countrymen in taking up the banner of support for the US in their actions against Iraq. |
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It's a sad song, sure, but it may as well be Celine Dion for all the personal meaning it has for me. |
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It left us both joyful and speechless, happy to be home again but sad that this great trip was over. |
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One sad postscript to the race came when a horse was put down after suffering a serious spinal injury. |
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This little bit of nothing has been my best friend during those years and it's with a sad and tear-filled heart that I must bid adieu. |
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She had sounded so sad just now after she had been smiling only a moment ago. |
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It is a sad fact that, when it comes to sensitivity to attack, there is no one so sensitive as a journalist. |
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There's a sad lack of rationality here, and it's become pointless to try to reason with the ranters. |
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It's sad to see such a provocative thinker go out with a whimper instead of a bang. |
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All he knew was the sad grey eyes of the man, and his long ratted graying hair. |
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There were songs sang to emphasise the sad mood, then we journeyed on to my grandfather's house for the agape, which is a funeral luncheon. |
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It was nothing more than a sad example of ageism that served no purpose other than to be blatantly discriminatory against the older car driver. |
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Yet the more sensible half of me thinks that the six city wide boys involved are undoubtedly very sad individuals. |
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A player in a slump is a sad sight to behold, equal parts wild-eyed desperation and puppy-dog bewilderment. |
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A sad thing is going up to the bar to pour your last glass of whiskey, then discovering your first glass killed the bottle. |
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I was sad to see two very young lads drinking Buckfast wine, well on the road to becoming winos. |
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The ubiquitous albondigas, the ever-present boquerones, the dreary old patates bravas, but Seville is an honourable exception to a sad trend. |
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It is very sad that these people can't manage an hour or so without smoking. |
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How sad are the D.C.s of the world who seek only to rend and never to mesh with the warp and woof of a community. |
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She fell asleep in the dying light of sunset, sad and with a death on her conscience. |
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Debbie's sad smile made her only sibling feel worse, not her original intention. |
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I think it's sad when a community thinks they are not worthy enough to be represented in modern cinema. |
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He was sad and tearful most of the time, wanting to resign his job as he felt he was worthless. |
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The only sad thing is that the process is taking longer than their debut album suggested. |
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He could make you hear his sly smile, he could make you cry at a sad story, he could make you believe a tall tale. |
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He is sad that there are no efforts to translate Tamil works into other languages. |
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This time round he seems far more politically aware, and I am a big fan of his, sad but true! |
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It has been sad to watch the three of them, once vital forces, ebb slowly away before our eyes. |
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I walked a sad tightrope between trying to impress cooler kids through imitation and my mortal terror of wrathful authority figures. |
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The defense forces are doing their level best to look for those people who were involved in this sad event. |
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Teresa Page was a hard-working councillor and Labour will be sad to see her go. |
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While her face crinkles into a laboured smirk, her sad eyes say more than words ever could. |
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Her smile was slightly sad and regretful, almost pitying as she continued speaking. |
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And so The Wild Boy is a sad novel, tugging the heartstrings with some of the rhapsodic lachrymosity that felled Little Nell. |
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In a real bombshell, Shirley rejects the romantic request, and this sets off a sad series of events. |
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It's a sad day when 90 minutes of football is all about stifling the yawns. |
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And the closing title track, where the Kronos strings weep sad harmonies, is a lament of utter anguish unlike anything else on the disc. |
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An article such as this one marks a sad day in the realm of so-called alternative press. |
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Soon, when borrowing a book, you'll be able to specify how sexy or sad or silly or sentimental you'd like it to be. |
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I'm sad that such noble, amiable and inventive creatures could be treated so cruelly. |
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Anybody who appreciates a good yuck was sad to see the Minutemen pack up their pickups and go home. |
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Top it off with a V8 engine, a latchkey and booze, and you get the Debbys and Beths, the sad good-time girls. |
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Or maybe the people buying this atrocity are the same humourless sad sacks who catapulted Mr. Blobby to the top of the charts a decade ago. |
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But very few of them are about sad sacks who wallow in misery and empty calories until Prince Charming comes along. |
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Ten teams will have new coaches next season, and they won't be walking the sidelines of the league's biggest sad sacks. |
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And wrestling is luring the viewers, no matter how sad a commentary that is about the viewers. |
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Ten actors dressed in black wear white masks with drooping, sad eyes and sagging, wide, miserable frowns. |
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That's when the sad resignation settled in and my shoulders were inclined to have a good sag. |
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If your only image of broccoli is the kind served raw on a sad looking salad bar, think again. |
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It's desperately sad that his parents never knew what became of their artful dodger. |
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It is sad that the taint of financial jiggery-pokery should besmirch his image as he leaves office, and very unfair. |
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Take, for example, the sad case of Michael Servetus, who had worked with the father of anatomy, Andreas Vesalius, as a prosector in Paris. |
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The next song continues the sad fate of the lead guitar, as it is processed into the background in favor of mumbled vocals. |
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I hate the way people are now glorifying cutters with the stupid little pictures of bleeding arms and sad little poems on them. |
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It is sad that such eminent judges who found themselves in some embarrassing situation had to resort to such tactics. |
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It's that sad old bunch of ex-something-or-others who have leapt to her defence in recent days. |
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The buildings are mostly guesthouses or the sad annexes used by the hotels on the main Prom when they are full. |
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I'm rethinking my lifestyle because of the sad economical situation we are facing. |
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If that were to be an outcome of this legislation, it would be a sad and a bad thing. |
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However young you may feel, it is a sad fact that people do slow down as they get older. |
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It is a sad fact that when a litter of pigs is born, it is quite normal to have one or two born dead. |
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I now feel sad and inadequate that I don't have enough bookmarks to make filing and indexing them an issue. |
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We're very sad that somebody has lost their life and would like to send our sympathies to the family. |
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It must be an very sad place to be for victims, when they see no hope other than the ultimate step of taking your own life. |
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This is why we make so many different light boxes and sad lamps, and why we're sure there's a perfect one for you. |
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This pithy aphorism graphically tells us the sad state of affairs on the roads of India. |
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The sad thing about people who confidently predict the apocalypse is that they look so foolish when it fails to materialise. |
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We spent the next few minutes talking about the sad state of the nation and about how many apolitical older folk are now taking a stand. |
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That kind of outcome is sad and appalling and it's unfair to decent people who work seriously in politics. |
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It was sad to see that the government is more interested in politics and appearances than in doing the right thing. |
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People shy away from us in clubs, scared we may revert to line dancing or rowing or some other sad form of choreography. |
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This evoked from Augustine the sad observation that there are crooks in every profession. |
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His ability to write scripts at once funny and sad has lifted him to heights occupied by very few of his peers. |
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Unfortunately, and I'm sad to say, this story has become as American as apple pie. |
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The streets are so listless and dull that every time I walk down one I can't help feeling they want me to be sad too. |
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After that, it's a slow, sad decline into first a living death before the literal one. |
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The sad irony is that, so long as he arrogated the country's bear-hunting rights largely to himself, the bear population flourished. |
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Yet, the sad fact is that the artisan, no matter how skilled, cannot compete with modern technology. |
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What a sad opinion one forms of men, what bitterness grips one's heart when one sees such delirious asininity on display. |
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The plain fact is that this sad old building creates the impression of ruinous crumbling in what should be a lively shopping street. |
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No longer viewed as sad little loudmouths, bleating away to nobody in particular, we're getting respect. |
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I'm sure that I'm sounding like either a pathetic lovelorn teenager or a sad bitter queen. |
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Whatever way you look at it, the sad fact remains that carnage continues on our roads day in, day out. |
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She said it was very sad to see the building falling into disrepair day after day. |
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Certain areas are not safe for certain people, which is a pretty sad statement in this day and age. |
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The blue fish was right next to him, and he seemed kinda sad and depressed, so I bought him, too. |
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She cast a sad momentary glance around the room then stood up to retrieve her coat. |
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The sad depressing reality of it all is that it's far worse than it sounds. |
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So if you're ever depressed, sad or lonely, go and have yourself some clear soup and get real with Dr. Phil. |
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His son had been killed and he was a sad broken old man with a terrible tale to tell. |
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Every time I felt unhappy and sad I just ate what I wanted and made myself sick. |
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This may sound horribly sad and depressing to all you free teens but in fact I liked the quiet life. |
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Her sad blue eyes immediately started to sparkle at the mention of the man she loved. |
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Maybe it is just a character study of a sad, desperate man and his sad depressing life. |
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I can feel depressed and sad enough just knowing about tragedy in a generalized sense. |
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For a few it is a constant companion, shading even the brightest of days, rendering them sad and melancholy. |
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A sad guy in a blue parka shakes his head and pushes a folded bill across the counter. |
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Christmas can be a sad and depressing time for many of us who will be spending it alone. |
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It's sad and depressing, and I don't want it to become merely taken for granted and unremarked. |
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It is a sad story and ironic in a way because so many French couples don't want children. |
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There's something mysterious, worn-in, and sad about this place, something that corresponds to Jarmusch's saturnine, knowing outlook. |
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The sad truth is that America doesn't hold the profession of teaching in esteem because we don't believe what they do is important. |
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Also, there are some really sad bits and some manipulative bits of very dubious taste. |
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Real tears sting and burn and scald you, vodka tears are mellow, sweetly sad and not tears at all. |
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The book earnestly tracks Elizabeth's life from her family roots to the sad scattering of her possessions after her death. |
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This album is full of self-pitying dirges which give the impression of a slightly sad man-child sulking about girls in his bedroom. |
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If you are feeling sad for no apparent reason, a bergamot scented candle can lift your mood. |
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However, it is so sad to know she will spend her life in captivity in the zoo, and especially sad since mangabeys are so rare in the wild. |
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That's so sad for Scott because he plays tennis all his life and he's a varsity player of their school. |
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In a way it's sad to think I've been to my last performance but then it lost a lot of character so maybe it's no bad thing. |
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I think that Africa will always hold a tenacious grip on me, and I do feel sad to be leaving my friends. |
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It makes me really sad to see how irresponsible, rude and bad-mannered many seem to be. |
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I've had a tremendous time there and made some terrific friends on and off the pitch and it's sad to be leaving them behind. |
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With scratches and flaws marking up the picture, I'm sad to report that this picture is sub-par. |
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It is sad to view balneology tourism as a medical practice, based on the origin of the word balneology. |
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He said it was sad that most school-going children in rural districts were being married off by their parents. |
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Kind of sad that having a glucose-measuring device for your kids is a thing now, worthy of a feature. |
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Co-owner Phil Dunham, a 45-year-old bargemaster from Runcorn, admitted it was sad to see the two docks close. |
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And as a final jibe he remarked that it was always sad to see a politician at the end of his career thrashing around for an issue. |
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Her biography of Nietzsche is a double hagiography, comic and almost sad in its reflection of her own will to power. |
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It is a sad reflection on our societies that we have to escape from reality in these ways. |
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The story is a sad indictment of the values now perhaps inevitably prevailing in the entertainment business. |
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A sad and unfortunate chain of events last night has rendered my computer useless. |
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It seems to be the sad story of most weekends that the weather turns to windy. |
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The whole sad story indicates how badly the police force has dealt with the concerns of women. |
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Here in Toronto we have our own sad and terrifying story of inaction in the face of murder. |
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But it will be a sad reflection on his stewardship of Scotland's first administration. |
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Patients described as upbeat and sociable or strong and courageous were more likely to be admitted than patients described as sad and withdrawn or anxious and discouraged. |
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It is a sad and extraordinary story, and one that needed to be told. |
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I do not speak Kiowa, and I never understood her prayers, but there was something inherently sad in the sound, some merest hesitation upon the syllables of sorrow. |
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But the sad reality is that the comics industry is too insular to foster any kind of radical change. |
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What's really sad is that his opinion piece reads like a parody. |
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The sad part is that the after-party was very awfully organized. |
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It was sad that my first visit to Court Green, which Sylvia had described so enthusiastically, should be after her demise. |
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He could understand the sad plight of fellow countrymen, their exploitation, poverty, suffering and affliction under the mercy of foreign rule and darkness of ignorance. |
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Pretty sad when you write weak sauce comments and then reply to yourself. |
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The tree felling, it is sad to note, is not confined to forestlands alone. |
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But what if they also know that making us happy or sad or angry or envious would make us more likely to want what they have? |
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A Visit From the goon squad is the kind of sad book that makes you feel better about being sad. |
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Anyone tempted to think this is a sad story of dependence would be wrong. |
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Instead of feeling sad about those broken vows, perhaps we should be applauding the fact that fewer people are prepared to put up with staying in a loveless marriage. |
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Something heavy and sad came over Abu Hassar and the heaviness of that thing came over me. |
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Seemingly sad beyond consolation, the widow begs the squire to finish her off the same way. |
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Its a horrible, sad place no matter how they try to jazz it up, and don't get me wrong its a nice place, in nice grounds with nice friendly staff. |
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It's sad when your emotions get tangled up so much in the web of love. |
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It is a sad and spectral landscape of thin, undulating, sandy soils, pine trees, reeds, broom, sedges and whispering dry grasses, under those endless, two-tone Russian skies. |
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In the books there was always something a little sad and empathetic about him. |
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The trio formed the sad Boys collective, with Sherm and Gud on production and Lean manning the mic. |
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The sad reality, on a damp, windswept and cool weekend, though, was that the men's sprints are two of the saving graces of an otherwise disappointing championships. |
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It's a sad, sad thing, but often mindless trash trumps artistic merit. |
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The quest for a healthier life was not advanced this weekend, sad to say. |
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His problem now is that, with an election in the offing, his political opponents will look for every opportunity to wrong-foot him and that is sad for the country. |
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I'm sad to say that my success as a basketball scientist was short-lived. |
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I'm very sad to say that I didn't take advantage of the Missing Hour. |
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I really detest most of the food in this category, I'm sad to say. |
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I used to joke in the shows that the declining power of New Zealand men came about when they started wheeling suitcases on those sad little wheels. |
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After all, one need openly contemplate the sad litany of child superstars who were broken on the wheel of early success to predict Declan's likely fate. |
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Bush would look like he is reaching out, trying to do his best to unify the country and fight terrorism, and Kerry would look like the sad sack he is. |
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We can feel his sad cadences and the rapture of language in the Gettysburg Address. |
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I might have read these lines in any of hundreds of reports over the last decade or so, and the sad thing is that I wouldn't have thought twice about it. |
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She was a blushing bride of seventeen, a sad and stoic wife, a loving mother, an embittered chaperone, and a daughter pushed away. |
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He was in London when the sad news reached him, but he kept his promise to pass through Bonn on his return to Vienna. |
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Ariana Grande, leader of men and breaker of chains, makes quick work of the sad cages and frees her friends. |
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The sad thing now is that railways have fallen into abeyance and the motor car's taken over, despite the great efforts of Fischer and people like that. |
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Years of looting for treasure and building materials, left Kayakoy in a sad state of disrepair. |
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That was the sad and screwy logic that propelled Douglas McAuthur McCain and his pal Troy Kastigar. |
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Nor is it true that childless people are doomed, as the pope warned, to be lonely and sad in their old age. |
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When I asked the people at the check-in desks for other options to get to New York today, I got a sad clown face. |
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She was distraught and sad walking through a park on Long Island when she joined a drum circle on a whim. |
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By a sad coincidence, one of these heroes, John Michael Doar, died that same day from congestive heart failure. |
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When you add to this a jumped-up ego, fuelled by the environment and training given to firearms officers, the result is clearly depicted by this sad case. |
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His views on private prisons may not have sat comfortably with the Executive but it would be very sad if they were not reappointing him because they feared his impartiality. |
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While the place was jumping and filled with appreciative listeners, the rest of the pub, with its sad Sky TV and pool table, was an echoing canyon. |
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The sad reality is that, over the past few years, mob sexual violence has skyrocketed in Egypt. |
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And the criticism is always poorly packaged as concern or some sad excuse for a compliment. |
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The book's sad and enigmatic title appears under an arresting cover photograph of a Yolngu warrior, Witiyana Arika, playing the traditional clapsticks. |
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When is something going to be done about this very real and sad situation? |
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Lorenzo Amoruso of Rangers seems to be an amiable sort of fellow so it was sad to read that, during a long injury lay-off, he fell into a depression and took to the drink. |
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But, as Gabor comes closer to death, the sad story carries with it the strains of a Greek tragedy. |
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And there you are, years later, a jaded, affectless, neurotic, disenchanted, sad person. |
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It was a sad day too for the college's professional huntsman and kennelman as he paraded the hounds, a smaller version of the traditional hunting hounds, for the last time. |
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When I left the staff, I was sad to say goodbye to all my friends there, but the really hard thing was giving up that amex card. |
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I'm not a salesman and I don't peddle Bibles to make a living, but it's as if I experienced some alternate universe where I knew what it was like to be a sad sack salesman. |
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Look no further than the pictures of sad and frazzled stock traders that have suddenly reappeared in the news. |
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It's a sad truth that he was axed from the goggle-box over fifteen years ago, but that hasn't stopped the die-hard 'Whovians' from mounting a campaign for his regeneration. |
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The sad fact is that more than 41 percent of trans people admit making at least one suicide attempt in their lifetime. |
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This sad drama has been compounded by an engulfing fog of speculation, frequently reaching a tone of hysteria. |
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If and when this icon ever retires, it will be a sad day in Bananaland. |
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As soon as the government announced the sad story, for example, conspiracy theorists jumped into the fray. |
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The brothers were incredibly game as we played a very sad round of beer pong. |
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It was a sad day because it was a very old pub with its traditional style of old furniture, beer kegs, liquor bottles, grocery products and photographs. |
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My father did not want the audience leaving with such a sad feeling so he orchestrated a curtain call of gradual, joyful clapping. |
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When there is a falling out, someone packs a sad and sets up a new party. |
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You, dear reader and refusenik, will likely be called a cynic or a sad sack by friends. |
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Sam even made a sad attempt to run for it but Jordan grabbed her. |
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I'm afraid they'll think I'm some sort of sad loser who buys scratchies. |
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It's kind of sad that people are so skeptic and cynical of human decency. |
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Thankyou to Rev Roger Woodward for the lovely service, a special thankyou to Pauline and Tony for all their help on that sad day. |
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Listen to my tale of woe, It's terribly sad but true. All dressed up, no place to go, Each evening I'm awfully blue. |
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As plesaunt to the ere as the blacke sanctus Of a sad sorte vpon a mery pyn. |
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If England were to finally end 50 years of hurt in Paris on 10 July, would we be happy to have Bremained, or sad to have Brexited? |
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Double-breasted on a chunker can sometimes be a really sad look, but on me this thing is L'uomo Vogue! |
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For heavenly beauty, mid perennial springs, Feels not the change, which frore sad winter brings. |
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The smile and the frown are both indicated and the operation of a motor driven flasher causes the face to look happy and sad in turn. |
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The use of pathos was developed further with The Bank, in which Chaplin created a sad ending. |
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Bennietod was Bowery-born and office-bred, and this sad metropolitanism almost made of him a good philosopher. |
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As the voiture rolled through the dark streets that wintry night, the sad story of Oscar Wilde was in part repeated to me. |
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He expected his mother's funeral to be a lonely and sad affair, with nary a soul attending. |
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She had looked at him with sad intensity in the eyes, as if trying to fathom any nether thought that he might have. |
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Any relationship to the sad and sordid Eliot and Silda spectacle of 18 months ago is purely noncoincidental. |
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It was sad and I cried a lot but it made such a beautiful corpse that we had an open casket. |
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The spirit of manifestation will but upbraid you in the shame and horror of a sad eternity, if you have not the spirit of obsignation. |
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I am sad that they do not do something for Welsh composers, especially young ones. |
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Deirdre was increasingly off her tree in the last sad days of our relationship. Her demands and quirks were ever more extravagant and dislocated. |
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Jourdain stood by with a quiet sad smile, holding his passkey in his hand, and giving me time to take it all in. |
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Claudius welcomed them home after so many years, and their sad stories aroused much pity. |
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Yoiks can be dedicated to animals and birds in nature, special people or special occasions, and they can be joyous, sad or melancholic. |
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So that the death of the godly, is a sad Prognostick of the destruction of the wicked. |
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This is the site of a wartime aircrash and bears the sad remains of a Royal Canadian Air Force Handley Page Halifax bomber. |
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A man, by revoking and recollecting within himself former passages, will be still apt to inculcate these sad memories to his conscience. |
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Woad, or wade, is used by the dyers to lay the foundation of all sad colours. |
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I felt sad that he had left, but I had to snap out of it and get on with my life. |
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Every piece of furniture, from the threadbare sofa to the rickety center table, seems kind of sad and sobby. |
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Should we start being sad that he is being term-limited out of office at the end of the year? |
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Yorick scarce ever heard this sad vaticination of his destiny read over to him, but with a tear stealing from his eye. |
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In those grave, whiteless eyes and sad small mouth live the eternal sorrows and joys and the whole destiny of man. |
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There were 8,000 there last time and Wrexham fans will be sad to see their arch-enemies drop out of the Conference. |
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It is achingly sad to know those hopes and dreams can never happen as planned. |
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He's a sad sack who, although the asteroid looms closer, continues to go to the gym and floss his teeth. |
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That show found its muse in producer Karl Pilkington, a laconic sad sack who quickly became the centerpiece of the show. |
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How funny that sad sacks from the historical roman market town of CHESTER are copying them. |
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The real sad sacks in this affair are the mysterious Lee and whoever paid him his 1,058 pieces of silver. |
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Haha, what a sad thing to be great at, but yeah, I guess I am. |
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She was grief-stricken on Friday afternoon, on hearing the sad news. |
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Like generations of sad adolescents I loved the Mancunian miserabilists with their songs of woe. |
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The sad news is that the 37-year run of their own monthly ceilidhs has come to an end. |
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Your music has to make people happy or sad and you must have the right mix of uplifting and solemnness. |
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Morgay is sad when it is time to come down from the mountain, but he believes some part of his spirit will remain on top of the mountain forever. |
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Eleanor's face was a sad egg, her glasses smooshed down to the tip of her nose. |
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It is sad to note that certain right-wing Hindu groups are creating trouble for the minorities in India. |
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Our heart felt condolences go out to his family at this sad time, they called him Salford's Mr Big but it should be Mr Big Hearted. |
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Her roommate had had a stillborn baby and my mother felt sad for her. |
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Silent Sleep play sparkly sad and darkly romantic songs with searingly honest lyrics. |
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Herr Wak sad the vessels are equipped with technological features similar to those in large-size Steinecker brewhouses. |
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Somehow I am sad that he might never see us win the world's naffest competition. |
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I'M sad to report that determination to keep the tournament on track has led to a broken home. |
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Browder, in short, was one of the great sad sacks of American politics. |
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If ITV wanted to screen the sort of sad situation comedy that made us wince through the '60s and '70s they should have bought the rights to Terry and June. |
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The Kennel Club website has every breed with a picture and I feel sad and angry that papers are referring bad press towards our breed and misinforming the general public. |
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I had a sad bone-white face, long fingers and toes, a peace sign tattooed on my anklebone, and wore a tie-dye sundress and a dirty white cardigan. |
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Todd Carty plays the sad sack role of Patsy just as it should be. |
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The straight men are a group of sad sacks in need of drastic rehab. |
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Deepest sympathy to Jonathan and al l the family on the sad loss of Linda. |
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