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Nadine Young, Young’s grandmother, cried out and burst into tears when the verdict was read.

Rattana-anun, who often accompanies his clients to the Department of Public Social Services to help them enroll in Medi-Cal, said it sometimes takes begging, tears and luck to get approved.

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Concerned that Danielle might get kicked out if her focus didn’t improve, her mother broke into tears and agreed.

In nature, dIgA is produced as part of the immune system and is released into tears, saliva and mucus as an early defense against pathogens.

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Blood and tears - what can England expect in Perth this time?

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

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