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Sadness is an
emotional pain ****ociated with, or
characterized by,
feelings of disadvantage, loss, despair, grief, helplessness,
disappointment and sorrow...
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Singleness of
heart (also
called singleheartedness) is the
ideal of
having sole
devotion to a task or endeavour. It is
normally emplo**** in a religious...
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answering questions from shareholders.
Known for
their humor and light-
heartedness, the
meetings typically start with a
cartoon made for
Berkshire shareholders...
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inability to "confront her with her carelessness, her
sarcasm and her hard-
heartedness,"
before concluding, "She's not a
mother to me." Later, as she revised...
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visual media. One has to be
grateful for the benignity, humor, and whole-
heartedness of Angelou's project, even if her
autobiographical prose necessarily...
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their attack. For example, C. H.
Wilson castigates Elizabeth for half-
heartedness in the war
against Spain. One
observer wrote that Ulster, for example...
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received mixed reviews from critics, who
praised the film for its light-
heartedness,
action sequences, and the
performances of Hemsworth, Bale and Portman...
- 12-year span. At the time, he parti****ted
heavily in sports, but half-
heartedly pursued school. He was
admitted to the short-listed
circle of
talent at...
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magnetism and p****ionate spirit, and
demonstrated arrogance and black-
heartedness. The Brontës had
discovered Byron in an
article in Blackwood's Magazine...
- who
gives Peter Griffin a Mercedes-Benz hood ornament, and
Peter half-
heartedly promises a
favour to him. Soon,
Billy moves to
Quahog but
outstays his...
