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He made my tea when he came in from work, a procedure we both found painful.
He'd also begun listening to music once again — Etta James, Pink Floyd, and others, even tracks he'd once found painful.
Bill Clinton, in particular, said things that were seen as leveraging race against Obama, a charge that both Clintons found painful.
Front-page accounts of the accident featured not only those terrible headlines but pictures she found painful in a different way.
But once installed at Lambeth Palace, the archbishop of Canterbury's headquarters in London, he found himself having to advocate compromises with Anglican conservatives on gender and sexuality matters that he found painful but necessary, he said, to hold the communion together.
Her gut told her she was doing something good for her son by giving him whatever breast milk she could, and she was happy that it didn't require her to feed him directly at the breast, which she found painful and somehow claustrophobic.
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These matters find painful, surprising premonitions in "Shoah".
R is incapable of telling the truth about things he finds painful.
So as not to have to pretend to be asleep again, which he finds painful, he goes to bed early.
During this time, a particular act of madness occurred that people still find painful to talk about.
The British press soon labeled the music "nu-folk," a category Ms. Marling finds "painful -- they don't even spell it right".
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