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"It's been a long time since I've been able to cry," he said a while back.
In the last eight years, I have not been able to cry unless I am reminiscing about Falluja.
"Maybe because I haven't been able to cry all that much I have this terrible headache," he said.
I lost my husband just days ago and I'm hoping I'll finally be able to release my emotions when I'm there, as I've never really been able to cry much about anything.
That is why, when New Yorkers were finally able to turn off the television for 10 minutes, and had returned all the e-mail messages and calls from distant friends, and had escaped for a few hours what the trauma experts call the lassitude that follows shock, and had been able to cry or stop crying, many found themselves compulsively doing chores.
I hadn't been able to cry since we got the horrific election news.
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At last, when they were doddering and palsied, he was able to cry "Checkmate!" Miss May dropped dead.
Sometimes I imagine it would be a great privilege to be able to cry aloud in Tiananmen Square in the center of Beijing.
It is therefore essential to be able to cry foul when missing policies, misguided policies, or the sum total of policies, work against sustainable development.
"If I wasn't real," Alice said — half laughing through her tears, it all seemed so ridiculous — "I shouldn't be able to cry".
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