Three weeks later, Chekhov arrived at rehearsals in what would be a futile attempt to curb all the " weepiness " from the play which Stanislavski had developed.
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But when " Finding Forrester " finally arrives at its emotional confession scene _ when Forrester explains why he stopped writing _ the weepiness feels surprisingly well-earned.
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If weepiness persists for days or every time a parent leaves, consider a professional consult, as well as a re-evaluation of the traveling schedule, even if only temporarily.
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One staggering, isolated scene shows a drugged-out Jim paying a desperate visit to his mother, played by Lorraine Bracco, whose weepiness here isn't one bit over the top.
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They may show up as restlessness, irritability, increased sexual frustration, apathy, sluggishness, neediness, dissatisfaction with a mate, or weepiness over the days or weeks after intense sexual stimulation.
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To be sure, menopause can be an emotionally challenging time for some women who experience symptoms much like those associated with the premenstrual tension syndrome : mood swings, irritability, anxiety, irrational anger and weepiness.
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The result was thought to be a spectacular assortment of symptoms, including lassitude, irritability, depression, confusion, palpitations of the heart, headaches, forgetfulness, insomnia, muscle spasms, stomach upsets, writing cramps, ticklishness and weepiness.
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But stars John Turturro ( " Quiz Show " ) and Mary-Louise Parker ( " Boys on the Side " ), along with director John N . Smith ( " Dangerous Minds " ), don't quite buy the full tragic weepiness of the doomed Giancana-McGuire affair.
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Thus one can speak of'a rather typical postponement of grief':'" I feel hurt about something and then automatically this kind of shields things up and then I feel like I can't really touch or feel anything very much " . . . " postponement " . . . [ of ] the weepiness '.
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NineMSN explains, " If you're an Academy Award-winning celeb, you can either give a boring run-of-the-mill acceptance speech, a touching acceptance speech, or a crazy O . T . T . acceptance speech " . " The New Yorker " said Common pitfalls include self-aggrandizement ( King of the World James Cameron ), excessive weepiness ( Gwyneth Paltrow ), and sheer who-invited-this-person weirdness ( Melissa Leo ).
