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But with a website, aggrieved neighbors can commiserate 24/7.
I can commiserate because I have twin 2 ½- year-olds, and they've mastered the iPod Touch.
The Federals can commiserate with the expansion Danville Dashers, at least.
While sharing meals or watching episodes of "The Bachelorette" together, they can commiserate.
"We can commiserate on the different advantages and challenges that we face as older moms," Ms. Katz said.
We can commiserate if they share that they hate the subject or thought they had mastered the material.
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Not only can you vent your frustrations anonymously, but you can also commiserate with other people ticked off from over sharing or inconsiderate colleagues.
Readers can now "comment on specific words, sentences and paragraphs of a story," Lau said: "It's almost like they're reading alongside their friends and they can exclaim, commiserate, and react as the story unfolds".
He then gives Fallon a call in New York so they can both commiserate about the press attention.
You can not commiserate with your friends on Facebook or Twitter when they say things like, "It's going to be 114 degrees today in Scottsdale" and another says, "It's 112 here in Tucson" and then finally from Phoenix, "My car thermometer says it's 120.
The awards form a sort of Last Chance Cafe where independents can gather to commiserate over being left out of the studio-dominated Oscar contest and perhaps draw a little more attention to their best work.
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