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dolorosamente Spanish
dolorosamente Spanish
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His right hand flexed around air, because his sword was distressingly absent.
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The collapses had become distressingly frequent with the last year or two.
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He was conscious of having been surprised in a distressingly ridiculous situation.
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And it was far more distressingly horrible than anything I had anticipated.
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So again at his first meeting with Elizabeth, Carlos is distressingly mawkish.
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But the second movie in particular felt almost painfully true to me.
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But potential investors said the process had been painfully slow so far.
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It is painfully obvious that the new data says it isn't true.
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Working information out of the madmen was a painfully long, anxious process.
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The decision had been easy, but the reality was painfully red hot.
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He woke; listened; got up painfully and started toward the front door.
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He had seen heavy action in Indochina, which left him painfully diffident.
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It's painfully clear that both poverty and childhood hunger are steadily rising.
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The painfully slow democratic revolution is far from over, writes Victor Mallet.
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The noise of a carriage passing in the street was painfully audible.
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The rudeness of the style in which they lived painfully impressed him.
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In the meantime, the heart of Fred was throbbing painfully with hope.
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Hobbling painfully, he began the ascent in front of the strolling Englishman.
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Laurence watched him: he missed his own sword painfully at the moment.
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Seti nodded painfully, and she took Iset and quickly left the chamber.
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The pictures were painfully graphic; no angle was left to the imagination.
