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tears

noun as in rip, cut

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noun as in wild action

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verb as in cut, rip an object

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verb as in move very fast

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Despite tears at full-time there remained a sense of calm and focus before next Saturday's final at Twickenham.

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"I was in floods of tears and inconsolable," she said.

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She broke into tears as she embraced friends and family, having delivered on the promise shown in breaking world junior records.

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The following summer, Crookes played Glastonbury's Pyramid Stage for the first time, bursting into tears at the scale of the occasion.

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“This film made his life mean something,” she says, barely holding back tears.

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