The saddest thing in Kew Palace is neither the verditer green wallpaper with the black flock border, nor the specially woven carpets. |
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This is one of the saddest things for me in baseball because I see a ton of talent there. |
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The saddest part is that despite all of the hassles and law suits, they continue to persevere. |
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Alliss did not react well to such misfortune and does not spare himself in the telling of the saddest chapter of his endlessly eventful life. |
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They were truly ahead of their time, and one of the saddest chapters in wrestling history was the day they closed their doors forever. |
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Perhaps the saddest part of Dee's story, though, was the failure of her marriage to Darin. |
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One of the saddest casualties of that process was the effective abolition of the Church's ancient observances of fasting and abstinence. |
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The saddest sight one encounters in a tour of the NMA is a schoolchild sitting at one of these terminals being force-fed a diet of propaganda. |
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It was the saddest day in her life, for it felt like she had finally abandoned her love for Julian, that she had betrayed his memory. |
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The very saddest day of both of our lives was on my 18th birthday when my mother took off. |
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One of the saddest fates that can befall a special library is to have it sink into being merely a collection of books. |
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One of the saddest sights I have ever seen was the equipment from Leroy and Madill in a huge acreage filled with logging equipment. |
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It's one of the saddest and seamiest depictions of New York that I've ever seen in a movie. |
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The saddest case of all is a school leaver with no qualifications to his credit descending into hopelessness. |
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The slow, accident-prone arrival of the first 24 has been one of the saddest examples of NATO's unreadiness in this war. |
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NewSong member Eddie Carswell talks about penning the saddest holiday song of all time. |
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It could gain top marks as the saddest stuff that our green hat wearing food gobbler has ever had! |
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The winner was the lady who told the saddest life story as indicated by a sound meter measuring the volume of the audience's applause for each contestant. |
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There was no chance given to the media and I think that's the saddest thing about the treatment. |
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On the Hungarian plain south-west of Budapest, the rich, dark soil of Kishantos presents the saddest of sights. |
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The saddest thing about this Queen's speech was that despite the conciliatory tone, the underlying theme was Fortress Mentality. |
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By chance I read back-to-back two of the saddest stories imaginable: both about losing children and forbidden love. |
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The saddest part of all this is that we will end up without the family farm, as we have lost so many of our fishers from that industry. |
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I will be spending a few minutes talking about one of the saddest components of this debate. |
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The saddest aspect of all this is that we demand they keep their side of the bargain when we forget to keep ours. |
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That's why it's the best good-time music in the world-and the saddest and most real music, too. |
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One of the saddest symptoms associated with the feeling of lack of individuality is the sensation of loss of identity. |
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For me the death of Archbishop Oscar Romero is one of the saddest moments of my life. |
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The saddest part of this rather improbable story is that it's true and playing live. |
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One of the saddest legacies of conflict was the tragedy of missing persons and the anguish of their families. |
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One of the saddest and most galling aspects of this foot and mouth tragedy has been the relentless, silent, unpublicised invasion of our shop shelves by imported meat. |
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Perhaps the saddest family man fetishist is the poor chick who read too much Anais Nin at an early age and became obsessed with the idea of being A Mistress. |
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The saddest aspect of this whole inglorious dilemma is that public opinion is almost completely oblivious of the hidden cost that must be paid to comfort the farmers' pride. |
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The saddest thing is when I give in and have chocolate silk cake because it looks irresistible, but it turns out to be eggy and unchocolately and not even worth it. |
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This might be one of the saddest songs ever written, and instead of trying to gussy it up or use it to show off her pipes, Osborne just wraps the thing in a big fat hug. |
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Suicide must be one of the saddest, most deeply disturbing ways of dying. |
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One of the saddest bewilderments, when I look at all the bearings of it, nay properly the fountain of all the sad bewilderments, under which poor mortals painfully somnambulate in these generations. |
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And other Canadians are also ready at long last to close one of the saddest chapters in our history. |
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The saddest thing is to see how some government members are pharisees, whitened sepulchres. |
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The saddest is the tale of the Aral Sea, once the world's fourth-biggest inland sea. |
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It's a story to remember because it was the most painful and saddest story for me in my life. |
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Enhanced cooperation is the saddest road to choose from a European integration perspective. |
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I was greeted by the saddest, most woebegone look he could muster. |
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For smokers to feel good safely, sellers have to become Al Bundys of Bud, salesmen of the saddest sort. |
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The saddest thing for LaSalvia was that he had so much hope for the GOP after the 2012 election. |
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It stands entirely on its own as one of Salinger's saddest, loveliest stories. |
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In the corner slouches the saddest looking stuffed animal in the world. |
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One of the saddest chapters in the history of industrial Rochdale has taken place with the assets of an engineering company going under the auctioneer's hammer. |
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The saddest thing is that if you scrape away all the politics, if you scrape away the regional infighting, if you talk to a young person in Lethbridge, Red Deer or Dawson Creek, they share the same dreams. |
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One of the saddest stories for me is that of an Albanian mailman killed by the KLA for having a government job and delivering mail to Serbian homes as well as Albanian ones. |
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He's the saddest lecher in American politics, and that's saying something, because they're all lechers,'' the magazine said. |
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The biggest, and saddest, Springwatch story for the crew last year was the fate of the four ringed plover eggs, as Humble relates. |
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The day they told me that I couldn't go was the saddest day of my life. |
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The saddest thing in my normal day is that someone might overseason a souffle. |
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The lone male medical student standing uncomfortably outside the examining room while his gynaecology mentor attends to the patient within is one of the saddest sights in medical education. |
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Glee's tribute to Monteith was one of its saddest and best episodes. |
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The Fourniret case in Belgium is the saddest example of that. |
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Between the church and the canal, the saddest of all fowl, the stiltbirds with their overlong forelegs. |
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The saddest aspect of all this, of course, is that there is an election next year, and nobody has been better at covering elections in recent years than Stewart. |
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Andrea Feast said: This is one of the saddest stories I've ever read. |
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It's the saddest, tackiest thing that's ever been in the world. |
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Today we must stand on the side of those who are struggling to end the misuse of our fellow men and women, and the children, who are the saddest victims of this practice. |
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Add the saddest of all the disasters, the irremediable loss and destruction of all the Archives of all the Monasteries de-stroyed, some many precious memories and parchments lost. |
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The saddest consequence of the disaster is that many adolescents and children, including some not yet born at the moment when the reactor exploded, have suffered serious medical, physical and psychological injuries. |
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Madden's movie, which took the audience award at the last Sundance Festival, is the story of a competition to select the saddest mucic known to man. |
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The saddest of these is the account of fourteen-year-old Anne Wadsworth, stabbed fatally by a cross-dressing guiser, who was carrying a posy to a wedding event. |
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The saddest part of all this is that the Frisbie Baking Company went out of business in 1958, just when a respelled version of their name was about to become famous. |
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