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"YOUR opinion doesn't matter very much to our family," said Felicity crushingly.

Nevertheless, after I went to bed, this idea of punishment and Purgatory came back on me crushingly. I remembered the account of Dives in torment, and shuddered.

And again the shock came and he was brought crushingly to the ground.

What from the magnitude of the shock might have been a column of water running upright in the dark, butted against the ship, broke short, and fell on her bridge, crushingly, from on high, with a dead burying weight.

And as his gaze continued to follow her across the compound to the tiny grass house, the realization came to him crushingly that Berande and that little grass house was the only place in the world she could call "home."

The haughty drooping glance struck crushingly the carpet at the Assistant Commissioner's feet.

Cut-scenes play out as if your party of friends were never even there, the levelling-up grind is crushingly drawn out and dungeons offer meagre rewards, making for a frustrating disappointment.

The alleged trade war is being used as an excuse for the real reason behind the slowdown: debt saturation @dlacalle_IA Conservatives pushed into fifth place in our latest European Parliament voting intention survey (fieldwork 8-9 May) Brexit Party - 34% Lab - 16% Lib Dem - 15% Green - 11% Con - 10% Change UK - 5% UKIP - 3% @YouGov It's Death Awareness Week, in case you weren't already crushingly aware of your own mortality @rachelschraer

Summary: British lawmakers crushingly rejected Prime Minister Theresa May's deal to quit the European Union Tuesday

Regrettably, this is a crushingly dull modern history lesson.

When Emma meets Peter he seems like an average guy, albeit crushingly handsome, not to mention wealthy.