Lifeâs a Little Bit Worse Now That Theyâre Dead
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âWristcutters: A Love Storyâ has an offbeat, absurdist charm that turns a potentially creepy conceit into an odd, touching adventure.
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Those ghosts of unpaid bills past are coming back to haunt you.
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There's no telling how much worse things might get.
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A new study finds that cancer casts a long shadow on the lives of survivors, harming their ability to work and perform daily chores more than a decade after diagnosis.
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It may be time to stop defining death purely in medical terms, an academic argues.
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For residents of these 10 towns, life can be a death sentence.
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A studioâs sale and a motherâs death were just two troubles afflicting John Turturroâs âRomance & Cigarettes.â
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Waiting for subjects to die is a somber part of the oncology clinical trial process.
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In life, there are certain things that are beyond indispensable. Like brake lights, hot showers, birthday candles and second chances.
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For some people, it&#39;s going to the dentist or even the doctor. For others, it&#39;s a bumpy plane ride or even something more down to earth, like that household chore which comes around a little too often.
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ÂHeroesÂ acts out the fantasy that supernatural forces can improve life. ÂRunawayÂ has a bleaker message: One little mistake can really mess it up.
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Oddly enough, good news can be bad, and vice versa.
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A guaranteed check for life is a beautiful thing. Unfortunately, that beauty is fading.
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Susan Lampert Smith Wisconsin State Journal With so many large tragedies going on in the world, it&#39;s easier to comprehend the small sadness of change.
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Sometimes, 24 hours after the fact, it doesn't seem all that bad. Sometimes, though, it feels a lot worse.
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Stephen Kingâs use of horror is not what it used to be. It may still be the impetus for his stories, but it is no longer the foremost reason theyâre interesting.
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When a force of nature like John Belushi is lost, 25 years isn't time enough to ease the grief or erase the laughter.