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These guys don’t exist to make the girls look worse, but the way they function in the narrative provides the girls’ desperation—to live, to eat, to know the truth, to protect themselves—more nuance.

From Salon

Time and again it was the reality of what Fugard called “human desperation” that inflamed his imagination.

When the hunt by the authorities to find them intensified "so their desperation increased and so did the risks and the dangers to the baby", the prosecutor said.

From BBC

Yet, almost every scene is a comment on the desperation of struggling paycheck to paycheck in America.

There was no hiding the desperation any longer.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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