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crying shame

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crying shame
Fig. a very unfortunate situation; a real shame. It's a crying shame that people cannot afford adequate housing. That your father could not attend graduation was a crying shame.
See also: crying, shame


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Crying Shame is to be launched at Waterstones in Nuneaton on Thursday from 6.
Former Labour MP Tam Dalyell, the ex-father of the House of Commons, said last night: "It would be a crying shame if 45 people cannot be found to put their heads above the parapet to give the party a choice of leader.
But fans will think it a crying shame that the premier clubs and the RFU cannot bring themselves to reach an agreement to keep alive their most popular tournament.
 
 
 
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