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Though some think the gloominess may be largely baked into stock prices.
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I met Juba before dawn in the torch-lit gloominess of the stables.
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That Edward Beverley had fits of gloominess and impatience is not surprising.
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One of his favourite jokes played on a life-long reputation for gloominess.
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It must not be supposed that Mr Cupples' gloominess arose from anxiety.
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His gloominess gave way to laughter and small gestures of affection.
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His case looked desperate, and he felt something like the gloominess of despair.
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Then, without noticing the gloominess of the mate's countenance he went in again.
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Would you cage your wife in the gloominess of this sepulchre?
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I must, I will, I have already, overcome these fruitless gloominess.
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Some of Mr. Lincoln's literary tastes indicated strongly his prevailing gloominess of mind.
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Well, that isn't at all surprising, in view of the gloominess of our surroundings.
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And yet there is a repining in your gloominess.
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Sidwell remarked a change that was coming over him, a gloominess unnatural to his character.
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Religion had a sort of horrible attraction for me, but nothing could exceed its gloominess.
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Instead of gloominess and stressed-out behaviour, he now tries to take on challenges with a smile.
