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It Sucked and Then I Cried is intermittently funny but has a lot of bathroom humor and sometimes a nasty edge.
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Kim Kardashian "Cried" Watching Mason's Birth on Finale
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David Arquette "Cried" the First Time He Had Sex After Separation
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David Arquette "Cried" the First Time He Had Sex After Separation
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Second, contrary to what he claims this week, he has retraced his steps at length before, as long ago as June 14, 2003, in a Times piece titled "The Boys Who Cried Wolfowitz."
Greg Mitchell: Another Misguided 'Mini-Culpa' from Bill Keller of NYT on Backing Iraq War Greg Mitchell 2011
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And lest we forget, the point of the "Boy Who Cried Wolf" story is that it is dangerous to let people believe you are in serious danger when you're not, as, God forbid, should you ever be in true danger, people are unlikely to take you seriously.
Greg Lukianoff: Censoring Joss Whedon's Firefly and the Chancellor Who Cried Wolf Greg Lukianoff 2011
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Which makes me feel quite shy, since the other stories mentioned from that collection are Kelly Link's brilliant "The Cinderella Game," Catherynne Valente's stunning "A Delicate Architecture," and Holly Black's chilling "The Boy Who Cried Wolf."
Locus Recommends deliasherman 2010
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A key member of Jay's ensemble, it turns out, is another Jay -- Jay Traynor -- who during each gig reprises his monumental 1961 hit "She Cried," which, just a few months after the release of "Lion," seemed similarly doomed to b-side obscurity.
Michael Sigman: 'The Lion Sleeps Tonight' at 50: A Song for the Ages Michael Sigman 2011
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Which makes me feel quite shy, since the other stories mentioned from that collection are Kelly Link's brilliant "The Cinderella Game," Catherynne Valente's stunning "A Delicate Architecture," and Holly Black's chilling "The Boy Who Cried Wolf."
Locus Recommends deliasherman 2010
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The Boy Who Cried Wolf and One Life to Live were recognized in the children's program and daytime serials categories, respectively.
The King's Speech, Boardwalk Empire Top Directors Guild Awards 2011
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