It's a classic Piaf number, ending with anguish at the loss of a lover.
On April 17th, under the headline "to end the anguish, drop the death penalty," the Boston Globe carried an open letter from Bill and Denise Richard.
But ACT senator Kate Lundy acknowledged it wouldn't end the anguish felt by more than 1,000 homeowners who fear they or their children could one day die from having lived in their contaminated homes.
The New Jersey attorney general, Peter Harvey, said he hoped that the plea agreement would be some consolation to the victims' families and end the anguish of the hundreds of people who may mistakenly suspect that Mr. Cullen was to blame for the death of a loved one who was hospitalized.
"We know that the government has its reasons for seeking the death penalty, but the continued pursuit of that punishment could bring years of appeals and prolong reliving the most painful day of our lives," the couple wrote in a statement titled "To end the anguish, drop the death penalty".
While the A.N.C. came out with an unusually strong condemnation of the Zimbabwean government on Tuesday, saying it was "riding roughshod over the hard-won democratic rights" of its people, the party also insisted that outsiders had no role to play in ending its current anguish.
Anyone who spoils the ending deserves anguish in eternal fire, but I will say The Witch is one of those very satisfying films whose conclusion somehow manages to be surprising but feel altogether perfect.
But death has come to Bhuj by the great numbing ton, with Mahalaxmi Joshi's life ending in the mass anguish that has followed the Jan . 26earthquake.
In this place, surrounded by the majesty of the falls, Jeff Bark's photographs communicate the anguish of ending one's life.
Nerval's years of destitution and anguish ended in 1855 when he was found hanging from a lamppost in the rue de la Vieille Lanterne, Paris.
