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That will depress spending - and also have wider ramifications, as environmental permitting, patent approvals, payments to contractors and other kinds of government activity tied to business comes to a halt.

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He avoided visiting his property before framing began, too depressed by the empty space where home had been since 2006.

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His numbers have stayed there, seemingly depressed from voters who disapprove of his National Guard stunts and immigration crackdown; they have told pollsters the president went “too far.”

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“Everybody is chronically depressed, this feeling of having absolutely no say so with what’s going on in your life.”

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“Is it fun being depressed? You cannot succumb!”

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

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