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Year after year, jaded and bloated blockbusters facepalm at the box office.
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Its ground motion, however, startled seismically-jaded Southern Californians over a wide region.
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New Yorkers think they're so jaded that it's impossible to shock them.
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Does the Northern peace process leave you a little jaded these days?
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And then he laughed in sheer ridicule of his own jaded senses.
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These visits wearied the king; he was grave and out of spirits.
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The men were absorbed, hidden away, in the flood of wearied women.
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The hyena smelt the carrion and licked herself, wearied by the delay.
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Her voice was cold and even; its tones low and slightly wearied.
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The attitude of the horse was one of extreme and wearied dejection.
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Nay, not so, Harmachis; I have wearied of the ways of stars.
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The hill was long and heavy before the wearied horses of Cassier.
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She craved for the living, the developing-thecrystallized and finished wearied her.
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I was wearied, exhausted; and spent nature claimed an interval of rest.
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I went back to the window, and wearied of the beautiful morning.
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He had the wearied look which was the distinguishing expression of Wingdam.
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Ellen reconnoitres the wearied bodies of the others as they lie around.
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He was wearied out with the excitement of the last forty-eight hours.
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Even the hanging clusters of grapes wearied the eye by endless repetition.
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And one wearied child in London from afar your name will bless.
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He must talk about something; it wearied him to stand there, waiting.
