desperation

“Does the term desperation come to mind?" he said.”

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“Ya well her desperation is annoying to this "bitter typical white person" who still supports Obama and begs that Hillary end this madness.”

Paterson says Clinton frustrated, not desperate

“As an example, one thing we teach is what we call a desperation trench.”

CNN Transcript Dec 7, 2006

“UNIDENTIFIED MALE: One thing we teach is what we call a desperation trench.”

CNN Transcript Dec 9, 2006

“Musharraf spent much of his time talking about what he called the desperation, hopelessness, and powerlessness of Muslims around the world, who see disputes like the one over Kashmir and the Palestinian people going unresolved.”

CNN Transcript Nov 10, 2001

“Those senior officers, first and foremost, have to work within the budgetary constraints set by the MoD so their "desperation" is heavily qualified by the amount of money they have available.”

Coffins on wheels

“Bush, in desperation is still atempting to to rally the people beind the “we have a job to do, we will keep the American people safe” credo … you know all it would take is another Al queda attack on US soil and Bush is back on top of the game … …. makes you wonder if he’s planning one now.”

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“When parents come to him in desperation, he asks them three questions: Do they have custodial rights?”

The Snatchback

“I pushed my morphine button more than 240 times one night in desperation even though medicine could only be dispensed every 10 minutes.”

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