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The tedium of sea search made practical joking irresistible.† (source)
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So this is marriage, I thought: this shared tedium, this twitchiness, and those little powdery runnels forming to the sides of the nose.† (source)
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Yet, hours into the night, I lay awake arguing with myself: relentless tedium, back and forth, what if, what if, what harm could it do?† (source)
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For students the age of my Bishop Strachan girls to spend seven weeks of the summer memorizing The Medea and The Trojan Women must have been an exercise in tedium—and one that risked disabusing the youngsters of their infatuation with the stage.† (source)
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I'm grateful I have others to deal with the tedium.† (source)
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If this was power, why did it taste like tedium?† (source)
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But instead I'm numb with the tedium of a hard life.† (source)
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Or do you just find that coming to terms with the mindless tedium of it all presents an interesting challenge?† (source)
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She was trying to keep her spirits up, but the boredom, the tedium, the hourly uncertainty about the health of her unborn child, were conspiring to drag her down.† (source)
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Small periods of socialization are granted to alleviate the tedium.† (source)
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They deserved some fun after the tedium of digging their way into Loki's cavern.† (source)
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To reduce the tedium of the journey, Orik played a game of riddles with Saphira.† (source)
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There were only four soldiers, two horseback and two in the wagon, and they had relieved the tedium of travel by getting drunk.† (source)
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I started noting the deadness in Padre Ignacio's voice, the tedium between the gospel and communion, the dry papery feel of the host in my mouth.† (source)
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And in subjecting ourselves to week after week of toil, tedium, and suffering, it struck me that most of us were probably seeking, above all else, something like a state of grace, less virtuous, motives of course for some Everesters myriad other came into play, as well: minor celebrity, career advancement, ego massage ordinary bragging rights, filthy lucre.† (source)
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I worked like a beast and the few times I sat down to rest, not by choice but forced by the tedium of Sunday afternoons, I felt as if I were losing precious moments of my life: each idle minute meant another century away from Rosa.† (source)
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