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She laments that the Harris campaign didn’t take their appeals seriously from the beginning.

From Slate

Out front, Taylor sings from the back of a chopper, her vocals understated and almost resigned as she laments for those who feel stuck in place: “It isn’t easy when the town’s full of broken hearts / Can you be holding on any tighter? / Just take a breath and get out of this place / I know you can just get yourself together.”

He laments the loss of up to 600 direct jobs at the refinery, 300 contractors, and an unknown number of ancillary jobs.

A newsman in the cartel-dominated city of Culiacán laments that Mexican journalists have bull’s-eyes on their chests.

But he laments that he hasn’t had much of a chance lately to catch a movie here.

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

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