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misery

[miz-uh-ree] / ˈmɪz ə ri /




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Adding another layer of misery, more than 800,000 households are still without power, including a quarter of a million customers in Tennessee.

From MarketWatch

Adding another layer of misery, more than 800,000 households are still without power, including a quarter of a million customers in Tennessee.

From MarketWatch

However, it appears a matter of time before he is put out of his misery in north London.

From Barron's

The question for the club's hierarchy now is whether they should move quickly to put him out of his misery or give Frank the opportunity to turn Spurs' fortunes around.

From BBC

I repeatedly asked Hernandez what she was seeing as we strolled past scenes of human misery.

From Los Angeles Times