Dylan, with a huge cowboy hat atop his stringbean body, moves through the film stolidly, though he is required to cry at one point.

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We can continue to point fingers, cry in our soup, and long for the days gone by.

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Mr. Skilling's wife at one point began to cry during a break, and she had to be consoled.

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"I thought at one point he was going to cry, it was almost child like, he was squeezing his face as a child would to produce tears", she said.

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Like the boy in the cry-wolf fable, you just get to a point where no one believes you.

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This would be the lowest point in two years, and a far cry from the level needed to substantially improve the economy or lower unemployment.

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Although business folk now cry out for more investment in education, and although this is the essential starting-point for improving the prospects of blacks, Mr James adamantly refuses to raise taxes.

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At that point in his stump speech, Mr Rubio cleverly transforms his uplifting personal story into a political rallying cry.

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