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Camp Bravo could only watch dejectedly, finally on the beach to witness defeat up close.
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He was joined by Konstantinos Mavropanos and Jarrod Bowen, who clapped dejectedly.
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The Battle of Karbala — where a grandson of the Prophet Mohammad died defying tyranny — feels painfully present for residents of Nabatieh as Israel continues to occupy southern Lebanon.
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Iranian officials are also painfully aware that their country was bombed during previous periods of negotiations with the US since the war that broke out in late February.
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Little Debbie Apple Flips Though there are still plenty of Little Debbie classics filling the shelves at Southern grocery stores, and even new arrivals from time to time, there are also sadly some treats that have been discontinued.
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Its co-op is online-only (no couch play, sadly), and the AI companion is your trusty sidekick.
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With a goalkeeping howler and a red card, Marcelo Bielsa’s side self-imploded at the end of a bitterly disappointing tournament.
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And the organization’s internal splinter groups, the Soviet-leaning Weatherman Underground and the Maoist-leaning Progressive Labor faction fought each other bitterly.
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Wilde stars as one half of a struggling couple, unhappily married to a character played by Seth Rogen.
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Elizabeth Banks is Lindy Littlejohn, a seriously frustrated writer, unhappily if tumultuously married to Les (Matthew Macfadyen), a brilliant scientist.
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What Justice Elena Kagan wrote of so despairingly in those cases resonates anew in Florida.
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O’Farrell’s words skip lightly on some pages, then pace with anxiety, then finally trudge along despairingly.
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Such are the restrictions of a woefully outdated NCAA bylaw that mandates a two-year transition period during which reclassifying programs are ineligible for postseason play.
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The economics of the NBA, his team and their competitors, though, could be setting him up to be woefully undercompensated again.
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Their reports explained regretfully that the confrontation had prevented two officers from receiving awards for shooting burglars.
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Issa bitterly but regretfully prepares for the inevitable showdown.
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“Low-spiritedly.” Merriam-Webster.com Thesaurus, Merriam-Webster, https://www.merriam-webster.com/thesaurus/low-spiritedly. Accessed 2 Jul. 2026.
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