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His daughter's honour, or lament her fate.
N. Dr. 2. Perhaps, to howl over, or lament clamorously.
To cheer or lament these vicissitudes is pointless.
If it is indeed on its way out, is that something to celebrate or lament?
…" Many people would agree, or lament, that customer service isn't what it used to be.
Occasionally, viewers will offer suggestions or lament that Mr. Frank has abandoned a gag they enjoyed.
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Or lamenting our abandonment of that great stabilizing autocrat Hosni Mubarak.
"But it's not something she talks about or laments".
It was unclear whether he was endorsing the status quo, or lamenting the lack of opportunities for African women.
Many said they planned to run in 2013, or in 2014 if they had signed up for another marathon next year, or lamented the costs of travel plans.
Phillip and Erik are forever fantasizing about leading the literary life in Paris or lamenting the acclaim that could be theirs if only they wrote in English.
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