Who, before that terrible day, truly thought such a thing could happen?
Reminders of that terrible day reverberate 1, 300 miles from New York, inside a large, modern brick home on a quiet cul-de-sac just north of Oklahoma City.
On that terrible day, a nation became a neighborhood.
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Argentina disposed of Mexico to seal a quarter-final tie against Germany - but Diego Maradona's side were aided by another terrible decision on a day of controversy at the World Cup .
"This day has brought terrible news and great sadness to our country, " the president said during the address.
That being said, I think your past weight loss effort was far too aggressive and that is why you felt terrible and were hungry all day.
I'm not quite sure what it is though, apart from a terrible start to the second day of her campaign to become the Socialist Party's candidate for president.
It turns out it was cloudy in San Francisco that day, which meant terrible delays.
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Thus, when darkness fell that day, a more terrible prospect loomed into view - that unless we are vigilant and prepared, even small actors in the world can inflict catastrophic harm on the United States.
In recent years, the Borden home has been turned into a bed and breakfast, allowing those with a taste for the macabre to spend a night communing with the spirits of those involved in the terrible events of that long ago day.
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Whatever the trigger, Brenda Rankin, who had made arrangements to pick her mother up for Christmas dinner the next day, was confronted with a terrible scene when she arrived at the house that morning.
The day before Christmas, 2004, a terrible tsunami struck the coastline of Indian Ocean countries.
One morning I woke up after a day in the hills and I felt terrible, worse that you would after any hangover.
The local controversy has focused on the loss of a seven-day newspaper, and that is a terrible, baffling development in city with a lot of residents who lack an Internet connection.
Nineteen years ago, almost to the day, we lost three astronauts in a terrible accident on the ground.
When the observers finally entered the village one day later, they saw clear evidence that something terrible had happened.
To this day my brother continues to apologize, and feels terrible.
On the issue of the third day's play, I was astonished by the terrible scoring.
They're the ones who pay every day of their lives, while trying their best to erase terrible scars that just won't go away.
And the unfortunate reality is that while these terrible incidents get a lot of headlines, there is violence in America every day.
When you consider the terrible side-effects caused by even over the counter pain relievers millions of people take every day for low back pain, it seems unethical to ignore the good news of these studies just because the mechanisms for how acupuncture works baffle us.
Although Mr Leffler (wisely) leaves parallels to the present day implicit, he clearly has an important lesson to offer: a crisis is a terrible thing to waste.
"I played terrible, " said the 39-year-old, who leaked five bogeys on a still, hot day in Fort Worth.
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This is a good day for justice, and for the life of Maye, his family, and everyone involved in this terrible tragedy.
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