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Examples
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"Anguished" belongs over here, " he said, pointing at the screen.
1st to Die Patterson, James, 1947- 2001
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Anguished families began appealing to the well-known Barton for information about their "darling" boys, often enclosing pictures and descriptions, historians say.
Clara Barton's D.C. home and office may be converted into museum Michael E. Ruane 2010
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Anguished mothers wait patiently with children wounded and wailing.
Archive 2010-02-01 2010
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Anguished rumours abounded on Twitter and elsewhere as South Africa contemplated the loss of its moral lodestar, an event that will be a national trauma.
Concern for Nelson Mandela grows as ex-SA president remains in hospital 2011
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Anguished, he hopes to “expire the term of a despised life.”
History of a Suicide Jill Bialosky 2011
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Anguished mothers wait patiently with children wounded and wailing.
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Anguished, he hopes to “expire the term of a despised life.”
History of a Suicide Jill Bialosky 2011
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Anguished people were weeping, screaming out the names of their relatives, yelling out questions about survivors, calling out for friends lost somewhere in the crowd.
Peace Meals Anna Badkhen 2010
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Because of a book about punctuation called Comma Sense: A FUN-damental Guide to Punctuation (get it? get it? wonder why book publishing is in a crisis?) that I co-authored with extremely famous grammarian guy Richard Lederer (author of the hilarious and bestselling Anguished English series), I sometimes get e-mails from people pondering perplexing punctuational problems.
John Shore: When Punctuation Goes Terribly, Terribly Wrong 2010
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Because of a book about punctuation called Comma Sense: A FUN-damental Guide to Punctuation (get it? get it? wonder why book publishing is in a crisis?) that I co-authored with extremely famous grammarian guy Richard Lederer (author of the hilarious and bestselling Anguished English series), I sometimes get e-mails from people pondering perplexing punctuational problems.
John Shore: When Punctuation Goes Terribly, Terribly Wrong 2010
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