So much in the world is so painful, and cartoonists can speak about this so poignantly.
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As Leonard Read poignantly portrayed, no one could single-handedly furnish even a simple pencil.
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It poignantly recalls the pioneering days of mobile phones a decade and a half ago.
Connor, sprawled on the sofa leaning against his dad, also speaks poignantly about how his father has changed.
Through all the correspondence, Kahlo's adoration of Rivera, and her struggle with chronic physical pain, are poignantly clear.
Yet Mr. Girard also builds a poignantly human story through the principal singers.
Braving reprisals from Khmer Rouge insurgents as well as other interested parties, they poignantly placed their hopes in a ballot box.
Experimenting recently with even longer exposure times, Mr Struth has made some of his human subjects appear poignantly as blurry ghosts.
Poignantly, even abused children thought that hurting other people was intrinsically wrong.
Both themes are poignantly meaningful for the Latin American and Caribbean region.
Biden and Ryan poignantly represented the debate Catholics are having today.
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In his poignantly personal account, Burke recounts his seemingly post-apocalyptic journey to the Upper West Side from his home in Brooklyn in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.
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At the same time, we know that our freedoms must be defended, sometimes by men and women in uniform but most poignantly by people refusing to succumb to fear.
He described particularly poignantly personal reminiscences of the sacrifices men he led in battle have made - and the inspiration they give to all who defend this country today.
Poignantly, the exhibition includes a handful of rocks, part of a 35lb load of geological specimens found on a sledge with the bodies of Scott and two of his polar companions.
If the updating of his connection to the city, through recent footage of his own making, rings somewhat hollow, the pathos of his latter-day distance from it nonetheless comes through poignantly.
Poignantly, it also joins him on a September 2007 weekend away in Borth, Ceredigion, with close friends John Hefin and his wife Elin, when he expresses his optimism about the future, just weeks before his death.
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Rather poignantly, the website on Tuesday still displayed a list of acts - Adam Ant, Funeral for a Friend and Bullet for My Valentine - who are slated to play at HMV's stores in the coming weeks.
The play poignantly describes the changes to everyday life in Iraq since the invasion: the reluctance to leave the house, the stench of death on the streets and the heartstopping fear of another car bomb attack in the city.
He continued to write novels, often based on his own wartime experiences throughout his life - perhaps most poignantly in his first book A Crowd is not Company, which took its lead from his experience as a German prisoner of war during World War II.
Beverly Johnson, the first African-American woman to grace the cover of Vogue, appears in the film, as does another black beauty ("one-eighth African-American, " she clarifies in "About Face"): Cleveland, who spoke poignantly about being attacked in the racist South during her early days modeling with the Ebony Fashion Fair.
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It wouldn't be much better for Vivendi executives who have been candid about their disinterest in NBC Universal, an asset they've publicly dubbed "non-core"--and, perhaps more poignantly, their desire to off-load it to get "more headroom, " as Vivendi Chief Financial Office Philippe Capron put it at a conference in Spain last week.
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