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A two-faced creature travels across the surface; one is happy and the other morose.
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His first collection, published when he was seventeen, gained him notice as a poet of original, if morose, sensibilities.
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Gyk was a strict and intelligent person, though rather morose and sickly, and his bad drinking habit worsened his health.
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Her religious experience was neither morbid nor morose but always winsome and cheerful.
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This album continued in the vein of the previous two, with a morose, depressive atmosphere and a combination of both clean vocals and death growls.
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Her personality is rather confrontational, and she is never drawn as humorous or morose.
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His family said that he was morose, melancholy, taciturn, brooding, rough with small children, secretive, and difficult.
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Part of his popularity may have been due to his delightfully morose personality quirks.
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Later, at the post-game dinner, a very morose atmosphere hangs over the proceedings.
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His melancholy subjects came from outside eventssuch as his own and his brothers affliction with tuberculosisrather than from an internal disposition toward the morose.
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