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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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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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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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above the Earth, much
lower than expected. The
Shire of
Esperance light-
heartedly fined NASA A$400 for littering. (The fine was
written off
three months...
- Studies: Commerce, Heritage, And A
Language Less
Commonly Taught, But Whole-
Heartedly Celebrated".
Global Business Languages. 12: 10. ProQuest 85685222. Zuazo...
- often-contemptuous jokes, and
maybe 20% of the
first episode shows a sweet-
heartedness that
rises above the easy white-trash humor."
While not all of the reviews...
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style marked by high
agency (dominance) and low
communion (i.e. cold-
heartedness) are
consistent across measures. Mani****tive
behaviors typically exploit...
- home with his
mother Mary, siblings, and ailing,
abusive father. He half-
heartedly attempts suicide after his
mother begins strategising a
marriage for him...
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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...
