The cops were staring at her now, waiting for an answer, as she was guiltily faltering, fumbling.

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The figures mutilate and torture each other in lovingly intimate detail, requiring the viewer to squint guiltily at each miniature atrocity.

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Several actresses hear sobbing from a bathroom stall and open the door to find Dunham naked, eating a cake, not crying guiltily but munching away happily.

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The story begins with Iichiro waking up, looking at the clock, guiltily asking himself whether he might sleep longer, and feeling both anxious and depressed by the realization that he has no reason to get up.

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My grandfather stood guiltily beside Mother Vera with his sleeves drawn down over his hands, and when his turn came he touched the barrel with the tip of one sleeve-covered finger, and only for a moment.

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Former store managers speak guiltily of stiffing employees out of overtime pay, busting up attempts to unionize, and pushing poor families onto public assistance, and a Missouri family that had built up a grocery store through three generations describes how the store went bust soon after Wal-Mart opened one of its gigantic facilities in their town.

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