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Just consider all the mourners who showed up at Kirk’s memorial service in genuine grief.

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Like millions of Pakistani children, she is a household helper, an illegal but common practice that brings grief to families often too poor to seek justice.

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The Qatari embassy in Cairo expressed "deep sorrow and grief" over the three diplomats' deaths.

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He had separately called for such protests to be postponed after the terror attack at a synagogue in Manchester last week, which killed two Jewish people - urging demonstrators to "respect the grief of British Jews".

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Murder inevitably springs from an array of emotions and results in profound grief and loss.

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

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