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• “Or could it have been an economic cri de coeur from Tanya, forced by circumstances in these difficult times to abandon her grown-up booze and return to her more competitively priced student tipple?”

  The Guardian: Barney, Barry and booze nail darts to the box office door | Martin Kelner

• “Hernando de Soto on property and the financial cri ...”

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• “His plaintive cri de coeur— "everything is lost"—suggests just how far-reaching and detailed his vision was.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Between Heaven and Earth

• “Criticism of Ms. Palin for her cri de coeur is like demanding that "turning the other cheek" be made the law of the land.”

  The Wall Street Journal: The Tucson Shootings and Care of the Very Mentally Ill

• “That speech last night was a cri de guerre," he continued, adding that Paul was the "actual essence of Goldwaterism.”

  The Huffington Post: Chris Matthews, Joe Scarborough Clash Repeatedly On 'Morning Joe' (VIDEO)

• “This comment is not specific to this post, but rather a cri de coeur:”

  Economic Advisers Stoop to the Net, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty

• “As for McDonald's cri du coeur, "Send the crooks to jail!”

  The Huffington Post: Fortune Defends Banks In Robo-Foreclosure Scandal

• “Was this a calculated but unnecessary Sister Souljah moment or a cri de coeur prompted by ingrate liberals?”

  The Huffington Post: Andrew Levine: What "Professional Left"?

• “It also undercut arguments that prices would have to rally to $5.50 or even $6 to chase buyers away and stave off a supply cri sis.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Grain Prices Fall From Their Heights

• “What began as an individual cri de coeur became an international movement working to protect anyone imprisoned for the expression of dissenting opinion.”

  The Guardian: Amnesty International: 60 years of service and its vision and relevance are undimmed

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