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During one production, shot near a creek where families picnicked, he watched the same depressing scene play out day after day: The adults would drink, gamble, fight and fling empty soju bottles, while the children would catch minnows in the water, occasionally cutting their feet on the broken glass.

It's not like I've met Future Chitra; I can't tell you what her preferences are, what the world she lives in looks like, or, in my most depressing moments, whether the world she lives in is one she looks forward to.

From Salon

"This was part driven by half-term falling a week later this year, depressing the October figures, and November sales will likely see more of a boost," she said.

From BBC

While contemplating this depressing binary in the race’s final days, I’ve been thinking about how we got here.

From Slate

It’s my go-to sleep show, which is really depressing.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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