" Earp finished off by saying, "You're a soul with a body, not a body with a soul.
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CreditCredit If you bless an animal, does that mean it has a soul, and if it has a soul, does that mean you shouldn't eat it?
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Many people who have faith in the divine believe humans have a soul, and many of those people ascribe a soul very early in the process, conception being most common.
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The question of whether K has a soul – i.e.
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"; "How many miles is the voyage of a soul?
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But talking about prayer and God, you have a soul.
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Is it possible for a soul to inhabit two bodies?
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So lucky to know and love a soul like yours.
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It's incredible, and everyone with a soul should read it.
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They have a soul that is missing from electric vehicles.
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There's really a soul and energy here in every corner.
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I hadn't told a soul, not even my best friends.
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Having not seen a soul since his departure on Nov.
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Probably causing further scarring on a soul that's already wounded.
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I can walk for miles and not see a soul.
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Why even have a soul if it can't be monetized?
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How can you love someone who ain't got a soul?
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Neither expected to find a soul mate alongside their shipmates.
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Nary a soul knew the champ was in the house.
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But there's only so much calamity a soul can take.
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They depict nothing less than the death of a soul.
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A soul might look for hours and still miss it.
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"A soul is very important," Carrington reiterates in Gifted Beauty.
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The first game introduces the basics; every living being, along with every world, has a heart, the mystical seat of its existence (like a soul, though a soul is actually… something different in Kingdom Hearts).
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His dad owned a soul food restaurant just down the street.
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Lorraine was an ensemble thinker; Jimmy was a soul-centered one.
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Here's what solo traveling taught me about finding a soul mate.
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You can't save a soul if it becomes something beyond salvation.
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But if they're into it… Maybe you've found a soul mate.
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Now go out into the world and don't tell a soul.
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The Buzzfeed story was published a soul-crushing twelve years later.
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Knowing scarcely a soul, she exhibits a foundling's openness to experience.
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Expect a soul-baring confession to go down during this moon.
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A few years later, he went through a soul-searching conversion.
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Or does the solution lie in the corporation acquiring a soul?
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I came to Washington without knowing a soul 63 years ago.
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"I feel a soul tie to Shirley Chisholm," Ms. Pressley said.
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It's a great band with a soul, and that's quite rare.
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I share everything with it and it never tells a soul.
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It's 2017 and the Republican Party is devoid of a soul.
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The other collaboration bolstered a country singer with a soul band.
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She sensed, instantly, that her friend had found a soul mate.
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Cyler makes Billy's joy clear, and gives the character a soul.
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I scarcely know a soul who opposes carbon pricing as such.
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Who knows for sure what happens to a soul in hell?
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Mark Zuckerberg's eyes: blank slate or window into a soul in chaos?
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There's a soul to Automata that lifts the rest of the experience.
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Krisha: We have a blood family and we have a soul family.
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They've given me a love and a soul I never thought possible.
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What human with a soul could possibly see this as a negative?
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But since I left my own camp, I haven't spotted a soul.
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So we're going to face a soul-searching moment here after tomorrow.
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Likewise, Pattinson makes wet noodle Edward feel like a soul in torment.
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He didn't strive for a "soul sound"; he was soulful without trying.
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Yes, souls are real Why would a soul want to do this?
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Are we certain Chris Christie has, or at least had, a soul?
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Problem is, she's not a hip hop artist; she's a soul singer.
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"I have not been contacted by a soul about it," he said.
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He stopped at every stop even though not a soul was waiting.
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If everything went according to plan, we helped a soul find peace.
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"There wasn't a soul on the street in those days," Lisa recalled.
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And a soul singer and a country singer link up in Nashville.
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Do I need to shave my beard into a soul patch, or… ?
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"There's a soul to the space that would be hard to replicate."
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A person has a soul, which is what Chance is worrying about.
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I know what a soul mate is, and what's what we were.
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"A soul of a thing, that's what we're arguing for," he added.
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You get the Soul Stone by sacrificing a soul for a soul at Voramir's terrifying mountain altar, and then wake up in a pool with the stone in your hand, so how do you just... put it back?
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A soul is nothing more than gray matter moving around in the brain.
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I feel like I'm much older a soul than I am in age.
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You only need a heart full of grace, a soul generated by love.
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You must possess a soul too gentle for this cruel and thorny world.
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" —rorose132 "You don't have a soul if you don't think this was cute.
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Out here, you can walk for a day and not see a soul.
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If this story doesn't make you cry, you've probably not got a soul.
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Unfortunately, he's not allowed to tell a soul what's going to go down.
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" As Jeremy Irons puts it, "You're only problem is you have a soul.
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Early on, K, a replicant, muses that something born might have a soul.
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You have a car, a soul, and a desire to crank some Boston*.
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If Chris Christie didn't have a soul, he'd be a Bon Jovi fan.
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Bought and paid for without so much as a soul to fill it.
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I get ghosts — we want to believe in a soul that survives death.
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This is a fantastic opportunity to connect with people on a soul-level.
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Sometimes a soul, and its shape, remain obscure to both writer and reader.
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Mr. Biden has embarked on a "Soul of the Nation" Iowa bus tour.
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And their presence delivered a soul-stirring reminder of why that must change.
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And more importantly, they showed us that a President can have a soul.
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"There is not a soul on the street except college students," he said.
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Daily life on Chicago's streets could squeeze the spirit out of a soul.
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" He added, "There is not a soul on the street except college students.
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If you weren't moved by this farewell, you might not have a soul.
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We sip our coffees outside the little house and not a soul disturbs us.
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A classical ghost, or a soul, would have to interact strongly with the body.
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Across the lake, in North Korea, there was not a soul to be seen.
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That you have a soul inside, and I think you want to tell us.
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He had a heart of the purest gold and a soul full of mischief.
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Even if these children cannot communicate or see or hear, they have a soul.
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That was the "what happens when you find a soul mate" kind of thing.
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When it comes to finding a soul mate, you can't make an impulsive decision.
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Butler crystallizes both Overtown's status as a soul-music mecca and its fraught history.
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Music reminds you that you have a soul, and serotonin receptors in your brain.
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They were included in "Journal of a Soul," published in English translation in 1965.
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The Devil gives the kratt a soul, making it the slave of its creator.
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"I had been there for two weeks and didn't know a soul," she said.
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Fewer asses not tweaked, twerked or fatted, yet all that holds back a soul?
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He explained the physiology of a soul-crushing hangover to us in painstaking detail.
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Is he finally in a place deserving of a soul as pure as his?
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"There's not a soul on the planet who needs an AR-15 except military."
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Otherwise, you'll wind up invisible, with nary a soul to acknowledge your starry self.
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Honoring a soul music legend, recovering from a bridge collapse, and protesting at Google.
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Great Falls, home to 59,000 mostly conservative citizens, can be a soul-deadening place.
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Still, the turbo engine is the most fuel-efficient way to move a Soul.
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After McGowan tweeted, "It's a tough week for having a soul #RNCinCLE," Baio shot back.
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But it feels, for now, like a shooter game in desperate need of a soul.
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Earlier in the day, Jay was spotted at a Soul Cycle class in Beverly Hills.
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Her mother believed that the body was a box that wouldn't let a soul escape.
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But were they able to find a soul within the notoriously narcissistic reality TV villain?
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This product wouldn't have a soul without the fun communication tools that are in it.
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You either believe in the existence of a soul (as I do), or you don't.
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It's a soul-shaking window into the dark, animal heart of humans on the Internet.
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Murphy's big moment began with an emotional retelling of a "soul-crushing" morning on Dec.
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He's demonstrated himself to be a man without a core, a man without a soul.
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The chemicals were already bubbling up before the catalyst, a "soul-crushing breakup" in 2011.
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Of course a soul, in such circumstances, would consider surfing Craigslist for a new roommate.
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Faye's absence reads like the self-abnegation of a soul trying to atone for something.
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When Gurung started, he wanted to create "a luxury brand with a soul," he recalls.
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"Helena's wine has a soul," said Brian Heck, a consultant who specializes in biodynamic wines.
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Sent to another country, they might not speak the native language or know a soul.
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His first visit to Sonnenallee was on a Sunday, and not a soul was there.
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"Alleluia" channels the patchwork-house sound of something like Romare through a soul-house lens.
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With the Obama administration gone, they have found a soul mate in the White House.
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I didn't need to call a soul, wait on hold, or furiously write an email.
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Reader Center We asked readers to share a political secret they'd never told a soul.
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It tried to please everyone—black and non-black audiences alike—without angering a soul.
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Candle Hour has become a soul-level bulwark against so many different kinds of darkness.
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He is, in such a superficial medium, able to transmit the feeling of a soul.
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As if modern travel wasn't enough of a soul-crushing time suck, the 3 oz.
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He also realized early on that he was gay, though he didn't tell a soul.
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They can see the loneliness of a soul struggling alone against a powerful, raging addiction.
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Kounty Kitchen, a soul food restaurant owned by Cynthia Wilson in Indianapolis, catered the reception.
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That's like Mike Pence pulling out of contention for a 'Soul Train' award — it's unnecessary.
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I went for a wander and there wasn't a soul around aside from the staff.
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Snow dusted the rooftops, and hardly a soul was in sight on the cobblestone street.
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The result of it all was that the inmates turned into bodies without a soul.
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This is what big structural change means—losing friends and paychecks, and gaining a soul.
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I think she met a soul mate in him, someone she can feel safe with.
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Mario M. Cuomo, who approved the deal, felt it gave Battery Park City a soul.
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In Islam it is believed a soul enters the body at 120 days of gestation (about 16 weeks) and since my miscarriage took place right around that time with no proof that a soul had indeed entered, Khyber could be considered only a soulless fetus.
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Donuts are the soul food of a place that is often accused of lacking a soul.
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Hunting for deals on flights can be a soul-sucking (not to mention wallet-draining) endeavor.
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And that question is: What if Kanye is secretly a soul-eating monster from another dimension?
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But ever so gradually, she revealed a vulnerability, and a soul, beneath all that cigarette smoke.
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If it's the ability to love, to feel, and to hope, Adelaide certainly has a soul.
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I am a living, breathing being with a heart of gold and a soul on fire.
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He arrived in the middle of the Great Depression almost penniless and knowing not a soul.
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Aboard a rescue ship in the concluding scene, she is mute, unresponsive, a soul without agency.
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I need you to listen because I am not a liar and I have a soul.
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It didn't sound like a soul song to me, more like a funky pop-rock song.
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She received similar reactions when she cooked a "soul food" meal for her family last summer.
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He sang as a soul belter, a rocker, a bluesy ballad singer and a falsetto crooner.
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They say we need a soul, and if there are election districts in heaven, maybe so.
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And if you listen to it, it's a country song being sung by a soul singer.
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Marriage itself, Lehrer argues, is not about finding a soul mate, or your mystical other half.
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Even though I knew what he did wasn't right, I didn't want to tell a soul.
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"The business of the N.F.L., or any other business—it doesn't have a soul," he said.
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Why is it that we feel bad about ... KS: Does a robot dog have a soul?
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The whole idea that an embryo is alive and it has a soul is utter nonsense.
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And you hope that your consumers- No if you want a soul, you don't take it.
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One day, you'll buy a soul online with Bitcoin and live in SimCity, a virtual life.
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It's a soul-crushing assignment, but this isn't a dreary story, though it's a tough one.
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And it has set off a soul-searching among the center-right Christian Democrats as well.
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Honoring a soul music legend, protesting at Google and hiding a river of trash in Indonesia.
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There she is given a soul mate, Chidi (William Jackson Harper), a Senegal-raised moral philosopher.
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"It&aposs a bit of a soul-searching in a way," Ingrasci said on the phone.
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Hefty interior door releases are shaped so fingers slide inside them in a soul-satisfying manner.
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It's a soul food joint with a spare interior, greaseless fried whiting and life-affirming pie.
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There's not a soul in the world who wants to do any harm to those guys.
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The result is a soul-baring journal entry from one of our generation's most gripping storytellers.
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" The actress added "I feel like I'm much older a soul than I am in age.
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Over the months, recruits in the battalion lost consciousness, were revived and never told a soul.
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You go over there and you don't see a soul; they're all hiding behind the stones.
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"The band introduced, you know, a soul rip-off into our milieu," he says of their influence.
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At the heart of his novel is the idea that truth and understanding can save a soul.
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Maybe the days spent skimming through box after box being refined by a soul mate are gone.
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But on the day of the coup not a soul came out to support the Soviet regime.
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Withdrawal is a soul-crushing feeling of bleakness, made even worse in people who already have depression.
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La La Land wasn't a soul-crushing love story about the perils of teenagerhood and life. 12.
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And that's when she drops it: a soul-piercing side eye to end all side eyes. Y'ALL!
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A theologian said that he would consider lab-grown tissue without a soul, and therefore non-human.
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He had a soul patch so tiny I wondered if he had to tweeze it into shape.
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We're the only Zodiac sign without a heart or a soul, only sign that's just a symbol.
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The Reaping: All downed enemies release a Soul Globe that Reaper can collect to restore his health.
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But, like any prison, it is a soul-crushing complex, with its own fraught history of violence.
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Every once in a while, however, candidates who possess a soul can use it to their advantage.
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But it takes the imagination of a comic-book artist to give them feelings and a soul.
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EISENMAN I definitely knew, and I didn't have a soul in the world to share it with.
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There, he meets the cynical 22 (Tina Fey), a soul who doesn't believe life is worth living.
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In 1960 Mr. McNeely married Jacqueline Baldain, a soul singer who recorded under the name Jackie Day.
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I want to suggest that this socially and politically fractured nation state doesn't really have a soul.
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"It's a soul-searching process in which you're being asked to come clean about everything," she said.
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But Marvel wanted to emphasize the idea that behind all of his outrageousness, Deadpool has a soul.
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It is a moment of solitude in a soul-crushing place; the bed is a prison bed.
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If walls could talk, and objects have a soul, then yeah, the Pony was speaking to me.
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"Everyone knows everyone tonight, and I don't recognize a soul," Mr. Cormeny slurs from his bar stool.
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"His was a soul that flamed out of a frail and failing body," Churchill would later write.
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I didn't want to make a soul record; I didn't want to pick up on anybody's thing.
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Many of us no longer require love, much less a soul mate, to fulfill our rudimentary needs.
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It demonstrated that in America, it's not just profit that matters, but that we have a soul.
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Biden once told Putin during a meeting, "I don't think you have a soul," Biden later said.
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Here is a man who, in the words we so often hear now, is a soul brother.
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If a budget can be a portrait of a soul, then this president's is arid and shriveled.
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It reinvigorated contemporary music with a soul—musically speaking, but more importantly spiritually speaking—that was missing.
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I believe that every human has a soul, and that's what makes each one of us unique.
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On Monday, he previewed a soul-inflected teaser that borrows from Tommy Davidson's Black Dynamite character, Cream Corn.
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From the very beginning, Dirty John has felt like a soul sibling for Lifetime-turned-Netflix thriller You.
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I lived in my building for two years in Chicago and never bothered to meet a soul there.
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We find out later that Fury tells Thor a soul-shattering revelation: that mankind is better without gods.
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The images are reminiscent a soul-crushing detail added to the opening title sequence for a couple seasons.
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Red says the Tethered are soulless, but there's no indication in Us to say what a soul means.
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In previous eras, this missing "something" was a soul or spirit or some kind of elusive life force.
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And our mentality, the Russian spirit, the Russian soul — I don't think anyone else has such a soul.
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It doesn't matter how much money you have; at the end of the day, you are a soul.
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Kovalev knocked out or forced to retire his first nine opponents, and still Klimas couldn't interest a soul.
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He's going back to Russia, just because "it's time," he says, though not a soul is buying it.
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I don't think there is such a thing as a soul, or some ghost that inhabits my machine.
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After all, she has a soul-sucking sword, so it seems like it might be a good idea.
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Aaron's religious identity and race are indivisible, he is presumed to "have [a] soul black like his face".
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The point of the movie is that Mr. Reynolds's character doesn't want to join a soul-stealing ensemble.
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A few days of stubble almost overgrew a soul patch under his lip, like weeds overtaking a garden.
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There is not a soul in Washington who can say that they have won or stopped any conflict.
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" The Arkansas Times , an alt-weekly, recently declared, "If the Huckster spawn had a soul, she's sold it.
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Their religion said that each body had a soul, but that the soul could only enter one vessel.
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There's not a soul at the arrivals terminal in this photo taken at Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok, Thailand.
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That way, you could take a Soul Cycle class, in essence, in the comfort of your own home.
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"It was a soul-searching couple of weeks for me, amidst the party that was happening," he says.
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We heard much about a soul-searching exercise many in media promised to conduct following the 2628 election.
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It has a soul in the most literal sense — each of Saar's assemblages carries a bit of her.
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You get to decide what loving someone, being in love with someone and having a soul mate mean.
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The moors start to morph scarlet and gold, and you can stride across them without meeting a soul.
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The rain makes it smell as if the z-med has a soul being set aflame within glass.
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A soul-to-soul connection could spark at the gym, on a hiking trail, or during a volunteer mission.
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The album is technically 12 tracks, but is there a soul alive that will listen to it that way?
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I felt like a piece of meat, something less than a person—not someone with a soul and feelings.
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One imagines a soul out at sea, unmoored, but always guided by the divine light of the North Star.
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London joins a sorority of Black femmes who have been left without a protector, a soul mate, a friend.
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He innocently believes that if they swear they won't tell a soul, his secret will be safe with them.
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Single Archers, pack your sexy underthings, because the last third of July could bring a soul-stirring vacation romance.
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"Journalists need both a soul and a spine," Martin Baron, the executive editor of The Post, said on Monday.
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" Jazz's grandmother gets straight to the point when she asks, "Is this a soul mate or a sexual mate?
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My soul-cycling editor went on a soul-crushing rampage when she went and killed all my beautiful seedlings.
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"Meghan is picking companies with a purpose or a mission — or dare I say it, a soul," said Hieatt.
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There was one gift Kardashian didn't seem that excited to get… a soul food cake from Teigen and Legend.
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The ungenerous interpretation would be that only victory can appease a soul that is Machiavellian all the way down.
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Jaz leans more in a soul than R&B direction, citing her inspirations as Amy Winehouse and Alicia Keys.
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I'm a human with a brain and a soul and I cry when I see puppies in ASPCA commercials.
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At the end of the day, Virgos are looking for a soul connection with someone who feels like home.
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"Meghan is picking companies with a purpose or a mission — or dare I say it, a soul," says Hieatt.
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My ears, my eyes, and my mind were opened to a soul expanding menagerie of sounds, sights, and ideas.
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One big problem is Fred Armisen's dead-eyed performance, which condescends to Oscar instead of giving him a soul.
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"While I don't at all condone his actions I still think he's a person with a soul," she said.
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To her credit, though, she chose a great running mate, Senator Tim Kaine, a Web Person with a soul.
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For architects chasing the concept of modernity, many sought to find "modernism with a soul," as Jin puts it.
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In her absence, Rhyme has acquired a brainy assistant, Juliette Archer, also a quadriplegic and possibly a soul mate.
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The Moody Blues' first hit was "Go Now," a cover of a soul song originally recorded by Bessie Banks.
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I've thought about that moment many times, because it led to a firmer conviction that I have a soul.
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JON PARELES Charles Bradley, who died last year, was a soul shouter steeped in James Brown and Sam Cooke.
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"Finding a guy who is sweet and lovely and has a soul is not the purpose here," she said.
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You must be true to yourself and do what you love, she said, then you will have a soul.
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I don't have many friends who enjoy walking into a party alone, dressed up and not knowing a soul.
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But Fran is in the midst of a soul-crushing affair with her married boss, Mr. Sheldrake (Fred MacMurray).
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"This is a car that has a soul," said Monika Jaskolska, who runs a clothing store in the city.
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At times, he seemed like a soul trapped inside a mind trapped inside a brain trapped inside a body.
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Even if a vacation isn't possible, cobbling together a visit to friends or family can be a soul-lifter.
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Whatever its shortcomings, O, Earth has a soul as pure and entertaining as the ghosts that haunt the stage.
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Perhaps in part because 23% of students are embarrassed, only 45.5% have ever told a soul about their professorial hookups.
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If she was black, then why didn't she consider herself a "soul food" writer like most other black food writers?
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When Yvonne became pregnant in early 2016, at age 19, she didn't tell a soul, as far as Cynthia knows.
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He's not just a young polymath with an eye on rap anymore, he's a soul junkie with a Prince obsession.
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It'll be a soul food restaurant, and I'm going to make myself a whole bunch of hot wings, yes, ma'am.
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It's a soul-baring scene that will force viewers to question how they live within their own skin and why.
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It encompasses everything from the forever love of a soul mate to the temporary fix of a one-night stand.
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"We cannot fathom why a soul on this planet would desecrate this holy ground," field operators said on social media.
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"He's demonstrated himself to be a man without a core, a man without a soul," Letterman said of the President.
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I was late, and trying to find a friend, who was somewhere between a Soul Cycle and the Muni station.
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And when we look back at their faces, behind every pair of eyes is a soul that yearns for justice.
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In 2006, rapper CeeLo Green teamed up with music producer Danger Mouse to form a soul music duo, Gnarls Barkley.
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Whether it's a soul-searching trip through Europe or a spontaneous weekend getaway, travel is typically a short-term need.
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It might be easier to get a soul to heaven than to get a professional mourner to New York City.
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This weekend, Kim Kardashian cooked a "soul food" meal for her daughter and the original family chef, youngest sister Kylie.
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We've been meant to find some kind of Faustian bargain in this — the selling of a soul for some soul.
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The rest of the evening follows suit, which is fitting for a supernatural Western comedy involving a soul-sucking demon.
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His point, and it's really indisputable, is that this mammoth online project has developed a personality, a purpose, a soul.
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If you've ever gone through a soul-ravaging breakup, you know that there's really no great time to do it.
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That's the way his art is: as public as a Pyramid; as intimate and particular as a soul-mate chat.
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"If I Gave U My Love" shows he can still cook a soul sample stew like the best of them.
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"I feel like I'm much older a soul than I am in age," she said during an interview with Rolling Stone.
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Mr. Maher's Sam, with his surface affability barely masking a soul in quiet torment, has grown much richer and more detailed.
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There he meets a soul named Twenty-Two, who has been at the Seminar for years, and is terrified of Earth.
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It is a fact, universally recognized, that online dating is a soul crushing activity, not meant for the faint of heart.
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If you don't shudder every time the tip of that hot dog gets sliced off, you might not have a soul.
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Barro's conclusion is not unimaginable, and it should offend and sober up every white American with a brain -- and a soul.
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Our community have accepted us for who we are but that other part is missing, that connection with a soul mate.
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I don't tell a soul and feel that shame because of what a horrific person I must be to those people.
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I was so anxious that I practically dissociated from my body, circling it like a soul in a near-death experience.
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If a mission is not fulfilling on a soul level, it should probably just get crossed off the 2016 resolution list.
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In order to justify how they treated other species, they had to play down their intelligence and deny them a soul.
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It wants to be a movie about the search for consciousness, but, unlike its source material, it doesn't have a soul.
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But playing God is just too much fun, especially when you can create a golem, or a body without a soul.
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Hardly a soul moved through St. Peter's Basilica, and the government instructed tourists to go back home or to their hotels.
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Simone died at age 70 in 2003 after a long career that made her a soul legend and civil rights icon.
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It is the portrait of a soul in torment, all the more powerful for being so rigorously conceived and meticulously executed.
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It's a vision of breathtaking, casual cruelty that inexorably shifts from the personal into an indictment of a soul-sick country.
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I'm a woman with a soul and a personality and life experience, not a late-model Toyota rolling off the lot.
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"Places have a soul," the designers wrote in their 218 book, "Grand Tour"; Studio Peregalli's mission is to awaken that spirit.
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Getting hurt when you feel like you have the best team you've ever had was a soul-crushing moment for me.
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His phone calls, he explained in an interview, should better be understood as part of his search for a soul mate.
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Either someone believes the relationship is capable of growing or they're seeking an archetypal partner (what's typically called a soul mate).
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It taps into unashamed fun that will make a soul soar like a cotton candy–colored pterodactyl ripping through blue sky.
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If you believe in something like a soul, who you are is a little arbitrary, if you stop to think about it.
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As she told CBS, Bree Van de Kamp, the TV character that had made her famous, "would not have told a soul,.".
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Solange's A Seat at the Table is quieter, a soul album with rap influences that features both Raphael Saadiq and Lil Wayne.
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The ultimate goal is to have karma that will free a soul and gain moksha, or liberation from the cycle of rebirth.
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The Bhutanese buy funeral insurance, so they can pay monks to conduct the proper rituals needed to guide a soul towards reincarnation.
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Having been born and raised in Brooklyn, in 2014, I answered a soul call to repatriate to my ancestral homeland of Borikén.
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Sometimes, I'll wake up in the night when the birds are sleeping, the moon is a pearl, and not a soul speaks.
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He took some gigs for the money and others for the soul — the Up Stairs Lounge was clearly such a soul gig.
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He has a point: I don't know a soul who won't dance to "Don't Stop Believin'," do-not-play list be damned.
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According to ARLnow, the vehicle was spotted driving through the Courthouse and Clarendon neighborhoods with nary a soul in the driver's seat.
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A Scottish MP has delivered a soul-stirring, anti-Brexit speech in Parliament, inspired by the famous "choose life" monologue from Trainspotting.
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Finding a parking spot can be a soul-crushing endeavor in a city, especially if that city happens to be San Francisco.
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Finally, for people who are using a dating app, a surprising amount of D.C. residents don't believe in finding a soul mate.
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An attraction that's been pulsing (since as far back as May) could erupt into a soul-baring confession of truly profound feelings.
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Whether it's a soul song from the '60s or a synth-heavy pop song, if it's about love, then it's about you.
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He carries a grudge against a woman who has publicly compared him to Hitler and expressed doubts that he has a soul.
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Ms Wojcicki, in contrast, strikes even some critics as the "good CEO" of the social-media giants, the one with a soul.
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When we see her as a robot with a soul, we make these connections subconsciously and feel protective over her otherworldly reality.
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I'm so much more as a woman, a human being, a soul — as opposed to just this vessel that we're living in.
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"I would go out in the middle of a blizzard when there was nary a soul to be seen," Mr. Staller said.
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They are mechanically much better than we are, they have an amazing ability to understand things, but they don't have a soul.
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His suicide prompted a soul-searching debate about the role of the media and his political colleagues in pushing him to despair.
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But every time we're exposed to it––a soul-killing chore, annoying celebrities, grating quirks, cotton balls, whatever––we recoil in horror.
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The Vlach believe that everyone goes to heaven but that when you die you must spend seven years roaming as a soul.
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I think it's better at the end of the day to be a realist than to be romantically wishing for a soul.
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Now it is here—and with it, perhaps, the possibility of the complete physical experience of killing someone, without harming a soul.
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Same thing with Kenny Dope, one of the most legendary NYC house producers, he's a hip-hop dude, he's a soul dude.
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And despite all its restless detective work, "The Nice Guys" is unable to track down a soul or a reason for being.
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When you have a soul, you have conscience, but when you don't have a conscience, that means that you lost your soul.
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The real drama happens later in the evening in a luxurious hotel suite, where Hannibal and Devon dance to a soul record.
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He starred as the lead in Memphis, a quiet and existentially troubled film about a soul musician struggling to find his voice.
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The search for the idea of a soul has been streamlined and Westernized into a simple quest for individual identity and memory.
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After the morning workout, Butler rewards himself with a five-minute break and then embarks on a soul-crippling hour with Gaines.
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Paul spotted a couple of tents on the tip of one island and a dozen other islands without a soul on them.
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Load is the soundtrack to growing a soul patch, thanks to distorted blues riffs and the mid-coital bellow of James Hetfield.
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In the film, Mr. Murphy's character — also named Matt Murphy — owns a soul food restaurant with his wife, played by Aretha Franklin.
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But one way or another, nations and people have to grow a soul big enough to enclose the traumas that haunt them.
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Okja is a miracle of imagination and technique, and "Okja" insists, with abundant mischief and absolute sincerity, that she possesses a soul.
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You owe your family that, because feeling as if you can't grab your big moment even just once is a soul-killer.
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A soul that struggled to do the right thing, with the demons he had been left to deal with from his childhood.
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It is the contentment of a soul that has renounced resentment and anger, that grows with every act of love and care.
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" Her jewelry seems to reflect both past and present tastes, which, she said, is her way of "giving modern jewelry a soul.
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I'm navigating dating life and need to fully understand the difference between loving someone, being in love and having a soul mate.
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A soul mate is someone so deeply part of you that they feel like a vital organ, living outside of your skin.
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Early on in Chocolate Factory, Wilder's Wonka seems like some kind of emotionally distant sadist with maybe a hint of a soul.
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Roughly 1.4 billion people live in China, yet Bence Bakonyi managed to explore a great swath of the country without seeing a soul.
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He provides a soul of sorts, a reliable touchstone that becomes indispensable to a film's disposition, and with Arrival, Jóhannsson's excelled once again.
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He didn't know a soul, save for a few social media connections, and took a job working as a busboy in Brighton Beach.
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Indeed, it's based on Jane Austen's Emma, the story of an optimistic matchmaker who can find a soul mate for everyone but herself.
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Self-realization is so powerful: realizing that I am not my body; realizing that I am a soul that is in a body.
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Life at the top of the city's restaurant scene became a soul-sucking endeavor, and eventually, she says, she just yearned for simplicity.
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" Gia shared a throwback photo with her father Sunday night, saying Joe "s no threat to society" and "would never harm a soul.
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"A photo without a person is a photo without a soul, there is no story to it, there is no life," he says.
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She described a "soul sucking" feeling stemming in part from an ethical conundrum tied to researching the ills of online extremism and amplification.
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Attending gigs has been a soul-searching ritual for generations—it connects young people and helps forge friendships that last long into adulthood.
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For Democrats, immigration advocates, and people with a shred of a soul, President Trump's comments about DACA on Air Force One were encouraging.
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After a two-year estrangement, they had recently gotten back together, a reconciliation set into motion by a soul-baring call from Phelps.
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Good Bobby was born from the conversion experience that followed a soul-searching internal retreat he underwent after the assassination of his brother.
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The host is the Grim Reaper (Tonya Pinkins), who plays games like Whack-a-Soul and lures African-American children to their deaths.
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He provides a soul of sorts, a reliable touchstone that becomes indispensable to a film's disposition, and with Arrival, Jóhannsson's excelled once again.
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I think Martha Rose Shulman's recipe for chicken piccata with chard or beet greens might be a soul saver on a Monday night.
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The tradition is said to symbolize the final judgment after death to decide if a soul goes to heaven, to purgatory to hell.
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The first thing to go away was the intimacy with a soul mate; romantic relationships become superficial and centered on shared base desires.
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The anthropology of the meritocracy is that you are not a soul to be saved but a set of skills to be maximized.
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There was not a soul to be seen in the Auchan mall in Mesagne, Italy, just days before a nationwide lockdown was implemented.
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Hardly a soul outside organized baseball knew of the purported attempts to fix the World Series in 21919, 21919, 19563, 21956 and 21949.
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Because if that is why I'm doing this, that's not satiating to a soul, so I don't know if I should do it.
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"Lucifer" features characters originally created by author Neil Gaiman, and explores what it would mean for the devil to actually have a soul.
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But the weight of the moment is too much, and poor Cheryl drops a soul-shattering two inches as the clip abruptly ends.
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The Times Square of today may be a Disney dystopia, a soul-crushing slice of Midtown where musty Elmo costumes go to die.
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Newman will also make them face questions everyone's ducking (vasectomies for autistic men?) before sweeping them, finally, into a soul-spilling high tide.
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It is possible to cut free from some entanglements, some error and painful beginnings, whether you are a soul or a whole nation.
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Communicating with computers sometimes is such a soul-draining activity that, over time, we even created special classes of computer data-entry positions.
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Or you could simply be searching for that something or someone meant for you — God, a soul mate or a calling of sorts.
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Maybe I am too sensitive a soul, or maybe the series just went off the deep end, but that was it for me.
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In one, a family baptizes a daughter ("even half-wits might well have a soul to save") before leaving her at the institution.
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A Maori man has performed a soul-stirring haka against the Dakota Access Pipeline on the protest frontline at Standing Rock, in North Dakota.
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"Recently, I embarked on a soul-searching journey down a road I never thought I would travel in a million years," the post reads.
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A dunk as crisp and iron as the man's three-point shot, bloodless, a soul trying to break out of a body and failing.
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I started off my house hunt by casually swiping "just to see what was out there," before the apps became a soul-mutilating obsession.
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Because to feel anything would mean that my soul was victorious, and I am not convinced that I have a soul at this moment.
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"God does not regard the fetus as a soul, no matter how far gestation has progressed," he wrote in a 1968 Christianity Today article.
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Everyone agrees exceptSally who, still bereft for John, is searching for a soul mate among the living to keep her company for an eternity.
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President, if the House bill didn't have a heart, the Senate bill doesn't have a soul…there's gotta be some compassion and empathy somewhere.
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" He adds, "Just as a mother, a tree, or a field exudes something unique, a soul if you like, Munch's paintings do the same.
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FOMO, recognized by many as a soul-crushing feeling of missing out on something wonderful, is brought on by a variety of different circumstances.
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Maybe he hasn't literally "bought a soul for beads," like she implies, but he treats all the souls in his care like they're disposable.
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"Paid" features both Pusha T and Jeremih on a soul-pop beat exceptionally peppier than what the both of them are probably used to.
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She arrived in 1982, driving down from Syracuse in a van with several members of her women's collective despite not knowing a soul here.
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It was made with nutmeg, ginger, cinnamon, and raisins, and stamped with a cross on top that symbolized a soul being saved from Purgatory.
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"There's a soul that's around you and around your dog that was a child, that was conceived at some point that's yours," she said.
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They met with more Mississippi Vote student volunteers, from the University of Mississippi, and dined at a soul food diner on the town square.
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In these "wilderness years" following The Clash's demise in 1986, Strummer suffered a bout of depression that sent him on a soul-searching journey.
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After a time a musician he had met in Bakersfield called from Colorado offering him a job with a soul group, Blues for Sale.
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The adult world is a soul-crushing trap in this live-action Winnie the Pooh tale, with Ewan McGregor as an adult Christopher Robin.
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It's not the cozy scent of a soul-warming hearth, Mr. Kurkdjian said, but a cold, marble fireplace after the flame has been extinguished.
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He saved a soul food restaurant, led a bike ride through town in May and offered tickets to a water park for 2,000 kids.
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If George W. Bush had worked at Exxon, he would have known better than to look for a soul in Vladimir V. Putin's eyes.
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Field Notes For those searching for a soul mate, the how-to website WikiHow offers an 21997-step plan that could be of help.
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Cuba Gooding Sr., a soul singer best known for the 1972 hit "Everybody Plays the Fool," was found dead on Thursday in Los Angeles.
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He didn't know a soul in town, but he found that, because he was from the state, he was immediately trusted and taken in.
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It was also crucial to discover that Kravitz can sulk, worry, break down and seethe with a soul she's never been allowed to bare.
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Jamie is a soul brother to Philip Jennings, the tormented spy played with astonishing complexity by Matthew Rhys, the most underestimated actor on television.
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The first, "Hello Happiness," out this month, is full of upbeat, powerful tracks that wouldn't be out of place on a "Soul Train" line.
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This article first appeared on VICE Canada Breaking up with someone, if you have any semblance of a soul, is not a pleasant experience.
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It's a wave of increasing old age, but it may also represent a soul-crushing wave of loneliness as baby boomers age into their 303s.
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"I don't know a soul who believes that there's any problem with the numbers beyond the lost revenue from last night's YouTube outage, " he said.
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And it all took place on a day when the nation paused to remember a soul, Alan Colmes, who devoted his life to advancing others.
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Kirkus Reviews says that the book is a "meticulously plotted, edge-of-your-seat space opera with a soul; a highly promising science-fiction debut."
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It's highly likely that "Fake Smile" samples Wendy Rene, a soul singer from the '123s, as she's listed as a co-writer on the track.
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I wonder if that's what happens when you go a couple of decades without carrying the responsibilities of kids and a soul-sucking day job.
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It's a type of music that can be as heavy as a soul moving slowly toward their final home ("Wayfaring Stranger") or goofy and funny.
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The worst part is that I was feeling ambitious and booked a Soul Survivor class, which is 60 minutes instead of the normal 27 minutes.
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But as sung and danced here by Ms. Errico, it becomes an excavation of a soul too practical, too earthbound to ever really take wing.
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These were obviously occupied, because the fields had been recently cultivated and the buildings were in good repair, but not a soul was in sight.
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Many objects in this haunted shop, whether a vase, chair, lamp or wall hanging, had lips, eyes or a face, and intimations of a soul.
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Both hope to win a soul or two, and both come across as willing, given their surroundings, to make a few compromises in the winning.
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"There's got to be a reckoning on all this," said Charlie Sykes, the influential conservative radio host, in a soul-searching interview with Business Insider.
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"There is a soul here that you can't find anywhere else," said Nada Debs, a designer in her 50s with a shop in downtown Beirut.
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The entire tension around Rainbow's unexpected pregnancy complications and her subsequent unplanned delivery felt like a soul twin to the This Is Us series premiere.
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You didn't have to be into music to be stimulated or moved by it—it was still pop, but this time it had a soul.
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From a medieval perspective, without a soul there was no human life, and souls weren't understood to develop until sometime between four and 17 weeks.
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Critic's Pick Ethan Lipton's delirious Western comedy features a pigtailed gunslinger, a soul-sucking demon and singing puppet cactuses, among other inspired flights of fancy.
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I first met Chow at the San Francisco county jail, a soul-sucking compound in the belly of the city's "tech district," South of Market.
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" In an email, Mr. Peele wrote: "It's a soul-crushing performance in which he brilliantly performs the full spectrum of emotions I needed for Chris.
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But Sedona offers an excellent range of earthly delights, especially when it comes to filling the stomach after a soul-satisfying day on the rocks.
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The French philosopher René Descartes, for instance, posited that animals don't have a soul, therefore they don't have a mind, therefore they are like machines.
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At the end of "Beim Schlafengehen," as she sings of a "soul unwatched" soar into immortality, her voice lights the sky with defiant, unbounded joy.
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The board meeting was a soul-searing discussion about how much the Herbalife crusade had cost the fund and whether it was wise to continue.
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Stimela grew out of a soul band Mr. Phiri founded in the 1970s, the Cannibals, which had a string of hit singles in South Africa.
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It's a little shocking to see him looking not just gray but frail, as if his almost-60 body harbored a soul in deep senescence.
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Whatever they do, there's no denying it's a soul-crushing exercise in boredom with just a sprinkle of exploitation and a dash of voyeuristic sadism.
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The game piece is coated with recovered sandals that once washed up on the shores of Benin; each sole is meant to represent a soul.
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You keep the peace and the friendly atmosphere with a friendly face and a soul full of anger (which you can unload in the kitchen).
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I typically don't like drawing lines in the sand like this, but fuck it: If you don't like Moonstruck, do you even have a soul?
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It's a wave of increasing old age, but it may also represent a soul-crushing wave of loneliness as baby boomers age into their 70s.
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We then proceeded with sightseeing, said awkward goodbyes, and I returned to Tokyo, where I kept building Fresco Capital and did not tell a soul.
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" It was "a title that she more than earned, with a voice that could raise any roof from the church all the way to the White House with a heart as big as her voice and a soul, a soul that helped to power the March for Freedom for people of color when she insisted like she always did on r-e-s-p-ec-t. Respect.
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"My spontaneous street jam with Bernard Davey was a soul-affirming, enriching experience which summed up everything I love about street culture," wrote Walker on YouTube.
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Po is reunited with the father (Bryan Cranston) he thought was long dead and has to rediscover his panda roots to stop a soul-stealing monster.
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I have no idea whether Trump, as unreflective and uninformed a soul he is, will really be able to have an effect on poor black communities.
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Jonathon said he believes Marcia posted as her husband on Facebook earlier this year to say he was going on a "soul-searching mission" in Texas.
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These people were in the store looking to buy a high definition television (already a soul-endangering experience) when Samara pops out of the goddamn screen.
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In the final calculus, it was something I had to sit through and sift through to get to an experience that had a soul to it.
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" Khizr Khan had also said in an interview with The Washington Post that Trump's attack on his wife was "typical of a person without a soul.
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There is a perception that romantic feelings should arise from a soul-level connection, and both V-Day and MDMA fly in the face of that.
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It was the critical moment: To swallow or to spit up a pile of partially digested truffles in the middle of a soul-shaking spin class?
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And because Cassidy's in the car, he has to become something other than the snarky one-liner guy, which has given him more of a soul.
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Last fall, he joined the comedian for a "soul-food sit-down," during which he famously donned a baseball cap declaring that "Black Eyed Peas Matter."
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A soul comes through in Whitten's painting — not just in the melancholic mood, but also in the click and dance and croon of his material feeling.
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Perhaps it's because Stoppard knows, by dint of his work, just how tough it is—how much intention it takes—to make a soul appear. ♦
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"Lucifer" features characters originally created by author Neil Gaiman for DC Comics, and explores what it would mean for the devil to actually have a soul.
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"Lucifer" features characters originally created by author Neil Gaiman for DC comics, and explores what it would mean for the devil to actually have a soul.
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Either way, it's nice for many of of us out here to see RBG, a person with a soul, continue to have a role on SCOTUS.
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It was a two-trombone Latin band in the vein of Eddie Palmieri, but with a soul singer more influenced by Smokey Robinson and Frankie Lymon.
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Besides having one of the most breathtaking landscapes I've ever seen in a major city, Rio has a rhythm and a soul that's hard to describe.
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Yet the groundbreaking BBC series about a soul-deadening paper company, which went on to spawn an equally brilliant American version, found its own comic language.
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Their magic only worked together: Their long-lost mother had named them presciently, as souls can live without hope, but hope can't live without a soul.
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In the early 20073s, Ms. King was a leader of the Blackberries, a soul- and disco-oriented group that recorded for Motown's West Coast affiliate, Mowest.
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The show stars the actor Ramy Youssef as Ramy, a soul-searching first-generation Egyptian-American who lives with his parents and sister in New Jersey.
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First of all, Taylor has a heart and a soul reminding us of the Good Witch of the West; Kellyanne is the Wicked Witch of America.
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Lloyd, played by Matthew Rhys, is a familiar type of fictional character: a soul in torment, a guy who has lost touch with his better self.
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The climaxes of the first movement feature some of the scariest conducting I have ever heard, the dark night of a soul pushed over the brink.
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But I broke off, hungry, and pushed my way back toward the Quicken Loans Arena, and a soul-food joint that a couple of locals suggested.
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" After the lunch break, Ottaway said he would not demean or question the pain of addiction, but called serious chronic pain "a soul-stealing, life-robbing thief.
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" Despite her frustrations with MTV, Evans is determined to set the record straight on her marriage, saying Eason "wouldn't let a soul hurt me or our family.
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He saw her as "a soul mate," and admitted that after she started seeing someone outside of the office, he reacted "selfishly," according to the Inquirer interview.
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Everton fans were at least used to disastrous results against Liverpool, having gone a soul-sapping 15 games without a win between March 1972 and October 19943.
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Because all the bad melts away when you're lucky enough to find a soul that never stops seeing you for the goodest boy that you can be.
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Robinett hid it in his game's code without telling a soul, and Atari manufactured and shipped Adventure all over the world without knowing about the secret room.
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With tears running down her face, Otteson begged Baum to spare her life, telling him she wouldn't tell a soul what she had just witnessed, Lewis testified.
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Each face is annotated with these characteristics, making it easier for programmers to hone their systems to better distinguish between, say, a goatee and a soul patch.
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While Nadia's ultimate fate is a mystery for now, her confounding entrapment in limbo does feel like a soul sibling to The Good Place and Amazon's Forever.
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"I'm a soul survivor, I made it through the fire/ I started with nothing, I've got nothing to lose," Ora croons the chorus in her trademark rasp.
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The responsibility that comes with having a soul — or however you prefer to conceive of moral culpability — is to not just our own kind but our neighbor.
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It traveled far — halfway to the finish line, in one valiant burst — before most likely being overcome by a soul-crushing and crowd-induced sense of fear.
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But it's a small space, basically built for one, and it seems safe to say Peer has seldom seemed as solitary a soul as he does here.
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When the jockey Victor Espinoza and American Pharoah turned for home, they transformed this grand old racetrack on Long Island into a soul-quaking monument to pandemonium.
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" She does not, then, use sexuality to provoke lust or desire, but rather to connect back to everything that surrounds her—"nature, a soul, and [her] roots.
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I myself feel like I have a soul that has no gender, and I'm trapped in the body of a woman and constantly misunderstood because of that.
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Already, however, speculation about how the ship got lost and washed up on the Liberian shore without a soul aboard has begun: Was it piracy gone wrong?
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Rudy Gobert, Utah Jazz Gobert embodies everything Utah strives to be: a soul-crippling brick wall who makes opposing offenses feel like they're covered in wet cement.
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But even if Mr. Trump loved the arts, how could any artist with a soul, conscience and heart go to the White House and perform for him?
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Recent and upcoming events include a Soul Train-inspired dance night led by a Nigerian-by-way-of-Perth, a Senegalese song night, and a poetry slam.
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The pilot hones in one of its four main characters Peter (Segel), who leads a soul-crushing existence in Philadelphia working for a Spotify-like streaming service.
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The collapse of honor and principle at a White House led by a man with a pebble for a soul has allowed an enlightened octogenarian to flourish.
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"Sometimes a soul, and its shape, remain obscure to both writer and reader." the nyt reporter who profiled the ohio nazi basically confesses he didn't get much.
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This scenario is all-too-real for anyone with big dreams who is (or was) stuck working at a soul-crushing job to pay the bills. 243.
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It is the belief that the person who is infuriating you most right now still has a soul and so is still, deep down, beautiful and redeemable.
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But it was at Detroit's New Bethel Baptist Church, where her father was pastor, that Franklin learned the gospel fundamentals that would make her a soul institution.
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If I ever go away on a soul-searching trip around the globe for a whole year, will you take care of my dough the whole time?
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MIAMI — The midday sun was beating down on a forlorn, nine-acre section of the Overtown neighborhood last month, and there wasn't a soul in the streets.
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You can see where the character's arc is headed the second you hear that description — the man without a soul is going to acquire one, through extraordinary circumstances.
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A return to Apollo's glory days will require a different hardware pipeline, a new funding structure, and a soul-searching assessment of NASA's role in the entire process.
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Counted in hours of driving without seeing a soul, it is only interrupted by a shiny little border town or an occasional, mostly stalled project between two countries.
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The killer—unmasked almost immediately—is a vengeful young white man (Harry Treadaway) shuttling between a soul-sapping job and an unhealthy relationship with his mother (Kelly Lynch).
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What's becoming more and more apparent is that only a soul-shattering loss in 2020 might potentially wake up the party and bring it back to its senses.
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Dressed in a white button-down and dark slacks, Wang sported a soul patch and large glasses, which added a slightly hip air to his otherwise boyish enthusiasm.
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He spent two years and never told a soul outside of his staff that he would reach a conclusion on crimes related to collusion but not on obstruction.
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The 30-year-old ingénue of "No Tomorrow" is Evie (Tori Anderson), an overly organized, mostly cheerful sort with a soul-killing job at an Amazon-like retailer.
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Everyone brought their families to enjoy a soul food Easter meal -- fried chicken, ribs and mac 'n' cheese -- and followed up with Snoop slipping into the bunny role.
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"With a broken heart and a soul that just can't process all this right now, I have to announce my niece was one of the fatalities," Pritchett wrote.
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It's actually being able to live with the vulnerability of putting something into the universe that you know is technically imperfect, but conveys something powerful about a soul.
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As I watched their frontman scream into the void, I kept thinking that, if they ever tour with Inter Arma, there wouldn't be a soul left standing afterwards.
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He climbed into his Nissan sedan and drove 45 minutes to Sista Mary's, a soul food restaurant in Glendale, north of downtown L.A., and a world from Watts.
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But rather the more rarefied philosophical concept called materialism, which contends that everything can be reduced to the physical, that there is no real entity called a soul.
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A Soul Mate to Help Heal Wounds From the War: They met in Washington, where he was recovering from injuries he received as an Army captain in Afghanistan.
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It would be more liberating, she decides, to let those folded birds fly away from a window cracked open — like a soul left ajar — in a moving car.
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Among other things, he argued that she failed to prove that surveillance capitalism is a "soul-sucking" rebirth of totalitarianism that makes people puppets of manipulative data wizards.
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She makes bargains with God, just as she did as a young girl when, in exchange for her poor vision, she asked for a soul mate one day.
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So, yes, you must possess the highest level of a soul by Aristotle's definition to take a SoulCycle class, as well as pass a height and age requirement.
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In early December, Julie Murphy's young adult novel Dumplin' debuted on Netflix as a soul-stirring film adaptation that doubles as a gorgeous love letter to Dolly Parton.
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Frank, arraigned on a charge of theft, is defended by Bill Bufalino (Ray Romano) and befriended by Bill's cousin Russell (Joe Pesci), who becomes a soul mate for life.
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The black comedy starts bleak and ends bleaker after alcoholism and infidelity sets CIA analyst Osbourne Cox (George Clooney) off on a soul-searching quest to write a memoir.
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While most people with a soul understand that the swing is one of the finest, most durable devices for fun ever created, no one really thinks about the swing.
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There are baddies who turn out to be goodies, and a goody who turns out to be very bad indeed: an ambitious woman with a soul shrivelled by envy.
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On Monday night, she rounded up her celebrity guests for a Soul Train-themed soiree complete with '70s-inspired costumes, dance-offs, and a birthday cake topped with sparklers.
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The participants admit plunging to a soul-shattering place of darkness before they clawed their way back to light, emerging as the teenagers and young adults they are today.
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"This is my story, now hopefully you understand a little more about me as a human being with a spirit, a soul, & a life worth living for," he continued.
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He arrived home Thursday after a soul-sapping week in which he lost phone service and didn't know for two days whether his wife and two kids were alive.
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Egdod reenacts the Biblical creation story as God, then John Milton's Paradise Lost as the Devil, with the help of a soul "pantheon" drawn from Greek and Roman mythology.
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"There are parts of the city that are heaving with nightlife where a few years ago you wouldn't have seen a soul," says Nohemi Almada, a lawyer and activist.
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Hays, whose career is hobbled by racism, knows in his bones that a decent man deserves more out of life than being good at such a soul-killing job.
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In a soul-baring, viral interview with NBC News, Nathan Mathis explained he lost his daughter Patti Sue to suicide in 1995 when she was only 23-years-old.
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Our one and only Queen Beyoncé is now another year older, and to celebrate, she took it back a couple decades Monday night with a Soul Train birthday bash.
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"Usually we view ourselves as a body with a soul, but the prohibitions [of Shabbat] remind us that we are souls with a body," explains Hasidic Rabbi Ozer Bergman.
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The second is Kevin (Justin Hartley), a hunky actor who's landed a soul-killing role in a terrible sitcom that requires him to spend much of his time shirtless.
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Needing protection in order to survive, he carries out a soul-coarsening atrocity on behalf of a Corsican mob boss who runs a criminal operation within the prison walls.
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"I didn't hear a soul come out today and mention how right Yellen's been and how wrong everyone else has been about factoring [in] the Trump effect," Cramer said.
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Willis told me that he was expected to be "the next fucking Aloe Blacc," a soul singer who could appeal equally to Pitchfork readers and their Motown-loving mothers.
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On a conscious level a soul can be trying very difficult to pick and select the ideas they think and also to believe the beliefs which they believe in.
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Frances McDormand may win the Oscar for how she channels her character Mildred's grief into violence; Sam Rockwell may win another for imbuing a racist dolt with a soul.
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Trying to figure out what makes work colleges work — and how the rest of the world can work more that way — has the flavor of a soul-saving mission.
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The idea of what we call a soul, an entity that can be sublimated or polluted by the conscious exercise of free will, was indigestible to the Greek worldview.
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For many young draftees, it was a soul-crushing experience, just as repugnant as conscription into the government's army would have been if its recruiters had gotten there first.
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Gradually and a little clumsily, "Zapatografía" transforms into a dance party, with the cast grooving to salsa beneath a disco ball, then leading a Soul Train line for everyone.
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She doesn't understand that he was balancing out his universe with the necessary corrections that a handsome (he will only cop to "photogenic") man with a soul must make.
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If the drum pattern that opens "Be My Baby" thrills your soul (and if it doesn't, do you even have a soul?), this is possibly the show for you.
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"Women do not want to be seen as a piece of meat but as a soul — as a mind, as a heart," Professor Quawas said of the film project.
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She's different from them, as one member of the family remarks to another, because she "has a soul"; she's also lighthearted, funny, and warm, unlike most of the family.
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"Valerie has the most energy of anyone I know, and what a soul mate she found," said Eileen Goldenberg, an artist and author who is Dr. Mechanik's best friend.
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Central banks are experiencing a soul-searching moment as they look to strengthen their popularity after the global financial crisis — an exercise that could ultimately change how they operate.
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" He paraphrased a passage from the Quran about killing, saying, "Only God gave a soul to humanity, and he's the only one who has the right to take it.
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What I see in the unborn and in all of us is a soul, a purposed creation, a divine eternal being, more valuable than the entire US military budget.
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And I've stood before rooms with hundreds of people and said there isn't a soul here that will stand up and and charge me with not telling you the truth.
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This is traditional medieval Christian morality at work: It is only by scourging his body that Everyman is able to achieve a soul clean enough to be welcomed into heaven.
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In June she'll leave California and move to Las Cruces, New Mexico, where she says she doesn't know a soul, but finds the lifestyle, culture and amenities appealing and lively.
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Spanning a period of more than 20 years, the works in Antonin Artaud: Drawings and Portraits are a devastating record of a soul lashing out and grasping at the page.
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You can call us bigots in the sense that we're bigots against the pathology which attacks people," said Grundmann, who describes the LGBTQ community as suffering from a "soul cancer.
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Fans of Glau's work on shows like Firefly, Dollhouse, Alphas, and Arrow ought to appreciate the bright personality and ferocious physicality she brings to Cameron, a machine with a soul.
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"Sometimes the rage of a soul is equivalent to the size of that soul's knowledge of and desire to revel in it's glorious God given right to LIVE," she said.
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It's a thing of beauty, hardware engineering meeting software design in a harmonious "whoa" moment: There's not a soul among The Verge's staff who wasn't wowed by this spectacular move.
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Stephany Negrete, "Mamma Knows Best" She's the one Idol's plopped at the top of every show because she's a taller version of Nicole Scherzinger with less of a soul, but!
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After you're done with your work, make time for a soul-cleansing ritual bath, or if you're in a fancy mood, a day at the spa—you deserve pampering, Capricorn!
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Objectively, Rachel remarks that there's something missing with her relationship with Jack; yes: Instead of having a soul, he has highly expressive facial movements programed into him by his master.
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Probably he was too solitary a soul—and too confirmed a heterosexual—to relish the jostling, sybaritic pleasures on offer in the City of Dreaming Spires in the interwar years.
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Performers like Andria Simone, a soul singer from Ontario; Jane McGarrigle, a folk singer from Quebec; and Popa Chubby, a New York-born singer and guitarist, will also appear. montrealjazzfest.
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Some of these songs—like "Slay," a soul-sampling female-empowerment anthem made in collaboration with Migos's crowd-pleasing front man Quavo—sound more like Atlanta than like South Central.
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Here, kitty-kitty... Goat Simulator In 'the one sim to rule them all,' players control a consistently unlucky goat who may or may not symbolize a soul trapped in Purgatory.
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Hysterically given the moniker "Manny Hanks" with a soul patch and goatee straight out of a 90s sitcom, Prue is armed with all of the tropes of "macho male" behavior.
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I had ever only been clean-shaven before then (aside from an obligatory early-'90s flirtation with a soul patch in college), and I suppose now I was testing her.
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"He wants to brush people into a corner where he can shine his feeble, fucking anemic firefly of a soul," Mr. Colbert continued, inching his two pointer fingers close together.
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And yet the road can provide "a kind of stability / being so thoroughly Teebs I mean seen," where "seen" means both exposed to harsh scrutiny and acknowledged as a soul.
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Christine and the Queens "People, I've been sad" Christine and the Queens are back with a soul-stirring single about loneliness — wait, it's less depressing than I'm making it sound.
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She is the daughter of Sook Young Rha and Bong Kyu Rha of Durham, N.C. Both parents retired as the owners of Current Cafeteria, a soul food restaurant in Durham.
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St. Thomas Aquinas, the father of much of Catholic theology, believed that abortion was murder only after God imbued fetuses with a soul, at 40 days or more after conception.
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CreditCreditAdriana Zehbrauskas for The New York Times ESCADA, Brazil — Not a soul was in sight on the narrow dusty street, except for a cat skittering under a three-quarter moon.
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A photo there seems to combine everything we've come to expect from online travel photos: distant lands, a touch of daredevilism, breath-taking scenery and a soul-searchingly authentic experience.
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He structures the book as a linear progression of faith, moving from animism, or the attribution of a soul to all objects, to monotheism, or the belief in one God.
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In January the group will release a live album, "All in My Mind," on Blue Note, the label where Mr. Smith first became a soul-jazz star in the 1960s.
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It was a bit more difficult after the rain, but the trade-off is that I had it all to myself; I didn't meet a soul on the way up.
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The guilt felt by many veterans due to combat experiences that violated their moral and ethical beliefs is a soul-searing pain that few of us have had to endure.
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The effect is whimsical and cartoonish as well as tense and troubling—a mix of emotions that reflect what it actually feels like to be a soul in a body.
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Windows XP is not exactly what you want to be greeted by after a soul-crushing plane ride, but there it was at McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas last night.
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"I'm split right down the middle because in terms of a long-term relationship: Spike's kinda your guy because he actually went and got a soul because of her," Whedon said.
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They have little to say about a soul-destroying question, which must typically be answered in a split second: when a kid points a Kalashnikov at you, do you shoot him?
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Sated after sopping up all of the ad dollars drifting around the wreckage of a soul-crushingly monetized social web, Facebook realizes it's probably time to chart a different path forward.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — Monochrome: Painting in Black and White sounds a soul-sappingly dry subject for survey, and an unlikely choice for the National Gallery's autumn schedule.
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Vazquez' motto is "styling for the soul," and her roundup of Miami hotspots reflects just that: a soul-infused approach to Magic City living that is vibrant, varied, and surprisingly Zen.
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There's a point at the end of Knife in the Water's "I Sent You Up" when Aaron Blount and Laura Krause are singing about angels turning a soul away from heaven.
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There is hardly a building standing or a soul on the street in Bama, once a city of 250,000 people: only roofless walls covered in Arabic scrawl, and fallen power lines.
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If it bleeds, it leads: A model boards a plane and enters a kind of "Twilight Zone" reunion involving her former boyfriend, a musician who was delivered a soul-crushing critique.
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She named a few of the people she'd already met; then she asked a man who identified himself as "Doug from around the corner" if he thought he had a soul.
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"When you walk into a space and the garden and the building are meticulous, and the door is perfectly painted, it lacks a soul; it lacks a human element," he says.
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In December, O'Rourke seemed like a leading contender among Democrats but a soul-searching road trip where he brought his Instagram followers to his tooth cleaning got mixed reviews from observers.
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This convention is about resetting relationships: establishing trust between you and voters, restoring optimism that we can thrive in the modern economy, redefining a soul satisfying faith in the American project.
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They had to figure out whether Jossen, who is fifty-nine, and has a headful of tight salt-and-pepper curls and a soul patch, was a medium or a large.
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Mormonism is a faith that holds up chastity as a virtue and condemns pornography as a soul-rotting vice; Mr. Trump is an unabashed adulterer who has posed for Playboy covers.
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But to a soul imprinted from birth on Roman Catholicism's stained glass and incense and 2,000 years of art and music, all the other churches just seemed a little slight somehow.
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Hulu's Little Fires Everywhere miniseries — an adaptation of Ceste Ng's 2017 novel of the same name — is being subtlety marketed as a soul sister to HBO's blockbuster drama Big Little Lies.
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That is, until she is raped into awakened consciousness by Howard, whom she spots shirtless in her father's granite quarry, and knows she has a soul mate — and nemesis — for life.
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Before he went on a soul-searching hiatus, however, he released an exemplary recording of Bach's "Goldberg" variations, at age 18, that some critics compared favorably to Glenn Gould's storied version.
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So to help me, we would take old country songs and put a soul twist on them, or we would take old soul songs and put a country twist on them.
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We are left with a human being: an exterior grown forbidding, dissolved by a luminous smile; a life sometimes double; and a soul whose innocence was preserved over almost a century.
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In places, Wang is able to illuminate the lived experience of psychosis, transforming schizophrenia from its popular depiction as a soul-erasing demonic possession to simply another form of human consciousness.
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We might be getting older, but in Texas, in the desert, you can still pull over, jump in the middle of the road and not a soul will know about it.
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Meanwhile, single Cancers could find romance in the friend zone in August's final third — especially when truth-bearer Jupiter aligns with Venus on the 7.993th, bringing a soul-stirring confession to light.
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"This knife has a soul of a great chef and if you're not careful, if you're not treating it with respect, it'll cut your fingers off," Cooper jokingly advises in the scene.
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The actress, who is currently filming season 8 of USA Network's Suits in Toronto, was joined by three of her high school girlfriends for what she called a "soul-renewing" long weekend.
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I do it both to support the community and a vibrant street life and because I think of a really good retail experience as something more than a soul-sapping transactional thing.
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The story ends with the most important takeaway of the record: give someone a soul, so they can make their own choices and live with it, and karma will do the rest.
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Read This Next: How A Soul Tattoo Changed My Life We Share Our Raddest Tattoos — & The Surprising Intentions Behind Them These Teeny Tiny Tattoos Are The Prettiest Thing We've Seen All Week
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It's a creation that is beyond me as a person, as a soul," she says of the LP, "and it's the most magical thing that I've done in my life so far.
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What we'll be talking about, I imagine, is my growth as a man and a soul, and my career is a part of that, but it's just a piece of the puzzle.
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The result feels like an album Travis $cott might make if he had a soul, a logical extrapolation of Kanye West's recent sung material filtered through the world of new wave synths.
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Really, it's more about what makes living beings worthy of saving — that is, it asks what a soul is, and who has one, and what beings with souls owe to one another.
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Thing is ... Charlamagne thinks Trump doesn't have a soul and doesn't care about bad energy or karma, so he's not holding his breath and waiting for a mea culpa from the Prez.
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He chose not to kill Dumbledore (Michael Gambon) when it was required of him, proving that there was a soul (or at least a very lost child) buried underneath all that snark.
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Pollock grants each of his many characters, no matter how minor or wretched, a story and a soul, and one of this novel's most vivid and original is Jasper Cone, sanitation inspector.
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We have more than one soul mate, and the other person can be a soul mate calling and pulling you in a way that is difficult for you to understand or control.
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A bro wearing a soul patch, cargo shorts, and a Jack Daniels "Passion Distilled Since 1866" shirt, hoists his fist to the sky, holding it there for a split-second too long.
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The Google fine should not be used to escalate the commercial tension with Europe, but to start a soul searching about the proper level of government intervention to preserve competition in America.
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"This is an economic initiative as much as a cultural one, because the truth is that honoring things with a soul is now more vital — and financially promising — than ever," he said.
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A few songs here — "Don't Blame Me," especially, which faintly recalls Madonna's gospel-choir era — call out for melisma, or a soul-informed vocal approach that blends the tough and the nimble.
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In HBO's "Getting On," which ended in 2015, her Jenna James, a geriatric doctor with the bedside manner of a rude telemarketer, is a cringe-comedy buffoon, whom Metcalf gives a soul.
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In his loafers, he marched over the dunes and led me down into the sand, until we reached a stretch of beach that extended to the horizon without a soul in sight.
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Scarcely a year old, Vege-licious offers vegan po boys, tater tots with vegan cheese sauce and black-eyed pea salsa, fried soy chicken and hearty "plates," including a soul food plate.
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The question this new series seems to be asking so far, though, is whether a soul as old and pure as Coop's can make its presence felt in our messy new millennium.
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It would take major midterm losses, including defeats that cut deep into Republican territory, to push congressional Republicans into actually taking a stand against the President and beginning a soul-searching process.
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Splicing together thirty-seven minutes of declassified footage of detonations at Bikini Atoll, Conner unspools a horrific beauty, at once disembodied and visceral, setting us on a soul-searching mission ourselves. ♦
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It is five years since former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn resigned in another sex scandal, unleashing a soul-searching debate within France about sexual abuse in the upper echelons of power.
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It should pair nicely with Agony, a game I admittedly keep mistaking for Scorn, about a soul hopping from form to form looking for a way to get the Dodge outta Hell.
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The clothes were imbued with characteristics likes eyes and mouths, turning them into animated characters informed by the theme of animism, the belief that a soul or spirit exists in everyday objects.
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John Mellencamp easily found the rock vibes in "White Line Fever," and ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons and Warren Haynes took "Working Man Blues" literally, turning it into a soul-stirring blues guitar romp.
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Counteracting the Adventist tenet that a soul cannot ascend to the afterlife until Jesus Christ returns to Earth, they create an audacious Heaven sequence that refuses to bide time until the Second Coming.
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And what Abdullah said is this is a war with a soul of Islam and that Muslim troops should be on the ground with our support and the support of other major countries.
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"Robin Wright" comes to the same conclusion as the duplicate Will Smiths: something with a soul cannot and should not be transmuted into a product at the beck and call of large corporations.
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That night, Hannah dons her finest fuzzy pink coat for their dinner date, and the pair engage in a soul-searchingly deep conversation, opening up about their vulnerabilities in a real, authentic way.
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In a new Facebook Live video Friday, Clarkson shared a whole host of exciting news for fans, including that she's signed with Atlantic Records and will be releasing a soul album in 2017.
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But no matter which dimension, Castle Rock hides a Kid, a secret, a soul not from this world that doesn't age and festers in captivity, biding his time 'til he can go home.
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The fast food chain settled their broccoli beef with the band over using their lyrics for fortune cookies without permission by proving they've got a soul and vowing to make a charitable donation.
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Khloé Kardashian posted a message of resilience and faith to her Instagram account on Sunday, following the Super Bowl and a "soul" hike she took with sister Kim and former partner Lamar Odom.
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If you have a soul-sucking type of job, it carries over into other parts of your life — you either know this by your own actions or have experienced it through someone else.
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After a visit to Harlem, Ms. Simpson and a friend who had tagged along asked Mr. Douglas if he wanted to join them for an early dinner at a soul food restaurant there.
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He applied for dozens of jobs in the entertainment sector, then after a "soul sucking" experience at a talent agency, decided he would rather make less money and do something he believed in.
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Boothman is the pseudonymous, masked musical persona of Ian Rowley, and the product of a decision to opt out of a soul-crushing day job in favor of something a little less conventional.
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I've been lucky to have the company of Chang W. Lee, a Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times photographer raised in South Korea, and more important for me, a soul mate in gluttony.
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Like conservatives of all descriptions, Roger loathed and opposed Communism, which he regarded as a soul-destroying abomination (and not just as a failed promise of economic prosperity), and all forms of socialism.
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Breathes there a man with a soul so dead that he doesn't want a loyal dog or faithful feline trotting beside him when he mounts that lonely staircase to the venerable Master Bedroom?
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On Monday, there&aposs a Soul Activation Channeling Presence, a Reiki Energy Healing is scheduled for Wednesday at 1 pm, and a Chakra Therapy with Crystals session is penciled in for Friday morning.
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But by 25, OWN found a glimmer of hope with the docu-series "Welcome to Sweetie Pie's," about Robbie Montgomery and her family as she runs a soul food restaurant in St. Louis.
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What could be more timely or tantalizing than the fantasy of a machine with a soul, a scrambled "Pygmalion" story about a perfect mate who turns out to be too good for you?
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Apple Fifth Avenue's one-of-a-kind retail and customer service experience hooked me and made me see the company as more than just a soul-less corporation trying to sell me stuff.
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Wednesday's editions of Corriere della Sera, the country's leading newspaper, carried a soul-searching essay by one of Italy's leading authors, Alessandro Piperno, who is both Jewish and a lifelong fan of Lazio.
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Opinion Columnist MUNICH — If the Munich Security Conference had a soul it was embodied in Senator John McCain, always an invigorating presence here and always a fierce advocate of the trans-Atlantic alliance.
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But by the time he got on stage during the plenary on late Wednesday night, after a marathon session with over 100 speakers, there was barely a soul in the hall to hear him.
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Zhengde is emblematic of a wider plan to influence Chinese youth, what the People's Daily refers to as a "soul-casting project", by introducing new school textbooks and degree programmes relating to ancient culture.
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"A story without a message, however subliminal, is like a man without a soul," Lee wrote in a 1970 edition of "Stan's Soapbox," the column he awarded himself that ran in every Marvel book.
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I can't see a soul, the lights are so bright, but I know there's a small crowd watching, I was just standing in it, and I wonder why I ever agreed to do this.
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I use it to describe a group of stereotypes about the brain that tend to make it seem more powerful, mysterious, and self-contained than it really is, a little bit like a soul.
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The ethical and intellectual issues raised -- including whether such creations possess what we'd think of as a soul -- are provocative, coming at a moment when technology has become so inextricably woven into our lives.
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The show promised viewers a passport to a grittier (read: more authentic) time, when the city still had a "soul" and one might haphazardly wander into a Ramones show any night of the week.
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They depict a humorous take on facial hair designs in various punny ways—mutton chops with a flock of sheep, ghosts haunting a soul patch—that would make any dad grab the family camera.
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Bush spoke to Afghan President Karzai weekly, and also regularly to Iraqi Prime Minister Maliki; Obama didn't feel the need to maintain those relationships but found a soul mate in fellow globalist Angela Merkel.
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During a recent visit to the island, not a soul was in sight, only clusters of deserted clapboard villas joined by wooden pathways through the forest of birch and pine that covers the island.
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And while Franklin is known for her work as a soul singer, her astonishing, powerful, intelligent voice — the voice that the state of Michigan declared to be a natural resource — can do almost anything.
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Despite the trauma, and urgently having to find a new doctor to see her through the rest of her pregnancy, Yang didn't tell a soul what had happened to her, not even her husband.
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There is a solitude of space A solitude of sea A solitude of death, but these Society shall be Compared with that profounder site That polar privacy A soul admitted to itself — Finite Infinity.
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From a theological perspective, most Hindus believe that every human being has a soul that is reincarnated over many lifetimes, and the goal of Hindu life is to achieve liberation from the cycle of rebirth.
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If you're paired with an iPhone, the Pixel Buds will just function like regular Bluetooth headphones, because headphones in 2019 are a soul-destroying battle between competing platform vendors giving their own products special features.
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The 2016 musical adaption, brought to life by a breakdancing Rastafari tortoise, a soul singing hippopotamus and a jazz savvy elephant, takes musical inspiration from gospel, funk and hiphop — genres rooted in the United States.
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If anything, the game discourages players from taking on enemies directly: It counts up your kills, and how times you were detected, at the end of each level, rewarding you for never murdering a soul.
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Costing 2.2 billion yuan ($330 million) and partially completed last year, the dual-carriageway bridge today sits abandoned, the impressive border post on the Chinese side deserted and locked, not a soul to be seen.
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Murray, who endured near-fatal bouts of rheumatic fever when she was eleven and thirteen, ended her formal schooling after ninth grade, a "soul apart," according to the headmistress of the last school she attended.
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This is one of the things that has to be learned in the community: everybody should start learning to surrender to the community, otherwise the community cannot grow a soul, it will remain a crowd. . . .
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Candy didn't get introduced to the trick-or-treating rotation until about the 1920s, but neighbors did hand out a different kind of sweet to 19th-century beggars — a round pastry called a 'soul cake.'
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When Courtney Donaldson arrived at the airport in Buenos Aires for the first time, in January 13, he was unfamiliar with the language and the customs of Argentina and did not know a soul there.
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When Reynold's character decides to bail on the tiny East Coast film festival he's attending, he convinces his conflicted driver (Winter) to take him on a soul-searching tour of the landmarks of his youth.
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The novel affirms that a loss of faith leads to a soul in crisis, precisely when the environment you're introduced to is not built on the belief systems you were raised to be immersed in.
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"With a broken heart and a soul that just can't process all this right now, I have to announce my niece was one of the fatalities," her aunt, Sylvia Pritchett, wrote in a Facebook post.
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In "Disco Pigs," this perspective is a folie à deux, the shared and sustained creation of a lad and lass who grew up together from infancy in a soul-sapping council estate in County Cork.
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Stepping into a new clubhouse, one in which he barely knew a soul and where the World Series-or-bust expectations were markedly different from those in Miami, represented a step outside his comfort zone.
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In his inaugural address in 2014, Mr. de Blasio said he planned to create what former Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia called, "government with a soul," government that never forgot the people it was elected to serve.
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When I arrived in L.A. and realized that it was creatively dead, had a withered husk for a soul, and considered ombré the height of culture, I took the first plane back to New York.
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Some people believe AI will force a truly momentous change in theology, because if humans create intelligent machines with free will, we'll eventually have to ask whether they have something functionally similar to a soul.
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Twitter can be a soul-crushing place where people leave inhibition behind as they launch invective in 280-character volleys, usually aimed at someone they don't know and assume they will never have to face.
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Against this backdrop, the best outsider artworks offer not just an escape from the darkness of a soul-crushing moment, but also the solace (or deliverance) that emerges from this kind of art's inherent truths.
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And "Cowboy" actually showed himself to be a man of complex political philosophy, a soul filled with ideological contradictions, living proof that straight-ticket consistency can't always satisfy the diverse desires of the human heart.
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As any professional wrestling fan can warn you, there's a soul-deep weariness that starts to set in as you watch generation after generation of hero succumb to the dangerous physical demands of their chosen career.
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According to prosecutors, the gang leader (known as "Diabolico") told the young girl that "the Beast" wanted "a soul" before having his partner shoot her in the head and dump her body on a street corner.
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" He continued: "Bottom line: this is what drunk driving looks like and not a soul alive deserves to be put through this kind of life-altering trauma due to the irresponsible and disgraceful actions of others.
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In his own way, Paddington is as righteous a hero as Wonder Woman or Captain America – a soul so earnestly pure-hearted that he seems to make everyone else around him better, just by being himself.
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Dr. Martin Luther King was a family friend — and it was Aretha's father who steered the shy girl through her first gospel recording when she was 22011 and later oversaw her transition into a soul singer.
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"Late Night Feelings" features members of the Dap-Kings, a soul group which played on Winehouse's "Back to Black" (produced by Mr Ronson), Kevin Parker of Tame Impala, and the Parisian production duo The Picard Brothers.
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I played in a lot of bands over the years: Psychedelic jam bands, jazz trios, funk bands, a soul band, an experimental synth duo...I started playing a lot more solo piano to make a living.
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Over pounding minor piano chords, Franklin James Fisher warns "Dispossession is coming for you" in a soul shout, answered by a gospel-style refrain — "You can't run away" — sung by the Cleveland group Mourning [A] BLKstar.
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Mounted on the wall is a giant purple neon ear called 'The Listener,' a device that silently listen to every spoken word "not judging or interrupting—just listening and never telling a soul," write the artists.
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To a certain extent, each celebrated pedestrian movement: The work that he chose to cap the program was his "Esplanade," which, while set to Bach, is a soul-stirring labyrinth of walking, running, rolling and skipping.
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And he has found a soul mate in Mr. Trump — whose relentless desire to upend America's trade relationship with China and protect domestic power has produced a trade war that has no natural path to resolution.
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I was at the launch dinner for a cryptocurrency investment vehicle the other night when someone mentioned Esalen had a new director (a young former Googler) and a new mission (find a soul for Silicon Valley).
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His merriment was no mere pretense; his laughter bubbled over and was contagious; his buoyancy was immense; and there was not a soul present who did not become infected with the same feeling of genuine happiness.
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"This thing where people are opening McBars, where they open the same bar in different places — I just feel every bar is very particular, and the room is particular and it has a soul," he said.
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At the movies, our critics review "Ghost in the Shell," in which Scarlett Johansson plays a cyborg with a soul, and "The Zookeeper's Wife," the true story of a couple who sheltered Jews during the Holocaust.
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The exquisitely understated tension between image and text deepens Spero's topical, bulletin-typed narratives into timeless meditations on cruelty and folly, driven home with a soul-crushing relentlessness made bearable only through their cleansing formal rigor.
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CHARLESTON, S.C. — As he left Martha Lou's Kitchen, a soul food institution here on Wednesday, Edward Gadsden expressed irritation about the Republican determination to block President Obama from selecting Justice Antonin Scalia's replacement on the Supreme Court.
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We stayed up late those first nights telling each other all of the things we had never told a soul: the tragic death of my older sister, the pain Katy had gone through when her parents divorced.
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Whether you're headed to another city for work, or crossing borders for a soul-searching solo trip, the prospect of being away from your routine and familiar surroundings, can give you a rush of excitement and anxiety.
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We spoke about how he secretly hates making drum n bass, which he demanded I never tell a soul, Jon Hopkins and I attempted to explain how the Kardashians are subversive, which didn't pan out so great.
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He was a caring, loving human with a smile that could light up the sky and a soul that was out to make the world a kinder place and the MMCF will continue to do just that.
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We were in a soul band together at school, but we only performed once, and I got too drunk trying to ward off nerves, and he was very embarrassed of me slurring "Freddie's Dead" down the mic.
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In his seven-song set, Rhett was joined by Maren Morris for a molten "Craving You," but he saved the best for last with an extended version of "Vacation" that touched off a Soul Train-worthy strut.
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Of course it's very enticing, but I argue that it contributes to a distorted view of what the brain is doing for us and what the difference between having a brain is and having a soul is.
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His song "One Dance" is in its 10th week atop the Billboard Hot 100 — it's a collaboration with WizKid, the young star of Nigeria's Afrobeats scene, and Kyla, a soul singer from the world of UK funky.
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Ben is kidnapped and his gang hoodwinked into providing protection for a soul-sucking corporation, so it's up to you to solve puzzles, talk to the locals, and get your bike back together to save the gang.
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It was empty, like one third of the boxes shipped from the United States — a "soul summoning box" with just a name in it for an individual whose body was likely vandalized or in some way unrecoverable.
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He manages to give each potential cliché a soul, and then he sends them off, one by one, ready to slip into their respective slots among the whirring mass of gears and levers that form the plot.
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He could hike for hours, even days, without seeing a soul, and he remembered a constant sensitivity to the changing light on the canyons, the brilliant green of the trees, the emerald water of the Virgin River.
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She described him as a soul-stirring preacher who extended his ministry as "a voice for the voiceless" to his work in the South Carolina Legislature, where he served first in the House and then the Senate.
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And one summer afternoon perhaps five or six years ago I absentmindedly left it on a park bench while on break from a soul-crushing job that had me looking at spreadsheets for eight hours a day.
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The guidelines have had swift impact: Some doctors are abruptly ending prescriptions even when patients have been stable on high doses for years, throwing them into withdrawal — a soul-rending mix of nausea, agony, depression, and sometimes worse.
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So until there's some sign that #DumpStarWars will do more than Trump supporters' Hamilton boycott, go point them at Rogue One (or some other movie of your choosing), not a soul-sucking abyss that delivers only false schadenfreude.
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After releasing a series of albums on the European label Kind of Blue, he returned to Blue Note in 2014 to release a soul-jazz effort, "Enjoy the View," with the alto saxophonist David Sanborn and other collaborators.
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The Stephen Sondheim-George Furth musical from 1970 long ago entered the canon with its tale of a commitment-phobic Manhattan bachelor named Bobby who ricochets among multiple couples while searching for a soul mate of his own.
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"I was thinking how great it would be for a brand like Gucci to show in the same school where Alexander McQueen finished his work, or John Galliano—there is still a soul in this place," he said.
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Pray himself struggles with an HIV diagnosis, and in the episode Porter submitted, his character performs a soul-stirring musical number at an AIDS benefit that wraps every one of his hopes and fears into a single song.
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At the group's best, it has made the highest, most refined sort of cheese, and Mr. Kelley — who has a lovely, smooth voice — has sounded like a soul singer staging a firm protest against everything going on around him.
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LA LA LAND La La Land is by far the lightest film in the Best Picture race, but we challenge anyone with a soul to watch the dream ballet sequence and not be moved to shed a few tears.
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He cried in Spider-Man Homecoming and he cries in Far From Home, and hell if the sight of Peter Parker's tears doesn't make anyone with a soul want to jump through the screen and give him a hug.
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Lyle began traveling frequently—he flew to California early this month in an unsuccessful attempt to be named promoter of a Soul II Soul rock concert—and hired 21990-year-old David Bros, a Princeton sophomore, as an adviser.
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Virtual reality has proved to be as much as a soul-sucking grind as the non-virtual one—that is, until disaster strikes in the form of Banshee Bikers terrorizing the digital version of Amsterdam that you call home.
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He said in an interview with the Philadelphia Inquirer that while he had developed deep "affection" for a former staffer and saw her as a "soul mate," he never pursued a romantic relationship with her, contrary to her claims.
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"Fashion talks a lot about whether designers are even necessary, but I think more than ever, the world needs designers and clothes that have a soul," Ennio Capasa said, acknowledging that he was inclined to start another fashion brand.
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Glossing over how tasteless and cardboard-box-like DiGiorno pizza turns out when cooked in a microwave for 12 minutes, the pea-za tasted as you would expect: like a soul-numbing heap of heated mayonnaise and overcooked peas.
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It is to be endowed with a soul, which — even if it is immaterial, without expanse or density, even if it is perfectly invisible, impalpable and inconsistent — acts as a passport out of nature and into our human essence.
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Unless engineers actually find a way to breathe a soul into a computer—pardon my figurative speech—rest assured that, when it comes to conveying and interpreting meaning using a natural language, a machine will never fully take our place.
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But Democrats are embarking on a soul-searching exercise to determine how they ended up in the political wilderness, losing the House, the Senate and the White House at a time when President Barack Obama's approval ratings are at record highs.
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At the time Don't Tell A Soul was being released, you did an interview with Kurt Loder at MTV News in which you said that you didn't think any bands from the 80s would end up making the history books.
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Her latest documentary New Moon starts as an ambiguous project set around the small coastal town of Lamu but turns into a soul-searching exploration of why Herrmann decides—in the course of making the film—to convert to Islam.
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She'd like to see those employers "asking themselves, 'What did we do to support this person's behavior,'" she said, "which is a soul-searching at the cultural and institutional level that I don't think these organizations have really engaged in."
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Maier, a nanny from Chicago who made thousands of pictures and never showed them to a soul, was entirely unknown just over a decade ago and has since been propelled to international stardom as a quintessential documentarian of 20th-century Americana.
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But if you decide to pay someone to find you a partner, you may want to look at it as an adventure that might work out, rather than a strategy that is definitely going to find you a soul mate.
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Clarence Reid, a soul singer, songwriter and producer who under the alias Blowfly was a proto-rap innovator and a leading light of American outsider music, thanks to decades of parody songs, sexual and scatological in nature, died on Jan.
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According to NJ.com, Hopewell Valley Central High School and the school district's food supplier, Pomptonian, apologized after serving a "soul food" lunch menu that included fried chicken, sweet potato casserole, sautéed spinach, mac and cheese, cornbread, peach and apple crisp.
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" Kardashian West said Caitlyn asked her not to tell anyone about the incident, saying: "One day I'll sit down and I'll explain this all to you, but until then, please don't tell a soul and please don't tell your mother.
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Like Bing, Clay also isn't left much of an option—either participate in a soul-sucking science project-like system and die (figuratively), or don't participate and die at the hands of a system positioned against Black men anyway (literally).
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In Britain, where not a soul expects the Bank of England to change policy just ahead of the EU referendum but instead focus on contingency planning and market liquidity in the event of a vote to leave, price pressures are weaker.
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"Hopefully over the next five to 10 years we will start to get much more sophisticated about what we measure and make sure every data set has a soul, that we bring forth the voice," Albrectsen told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Flanked by panels bearing images of an artist painting from a model in his studio and four young women playing musical instruments, it's a soul-stirring meditation on the mysteries of art and life, and so is the whole exhibition.
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Not only did I smell like a piña colada for a week — though not a soul seemed to mind — but I was thrilled with my smoother skin, shinier hair, and the wonderful beachy scent that seemed to follow me everywhere.
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For all the pomp surrounding Mr. Xi's welcome last week — royal honors, mounted guards, a soul-rending performance by the tenor Andrea Bocelli — Matteo Salvini, one of Italy's two deputy prime ministers and its interior minister, skipped the festivities altogether.
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I said then, and I say now, that while there is a lower class, I am in it, and while there is a criminal element, I am of it, and while there is a soul in prison, I am not free.
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Settings on the ship unravel from disorienting close-ups to full panning shots, often without a soul in sight and without any explanation of the growling, churning equipment, which is aurally complemented by the microtonal sounds of José Manuel Berenguer.
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Named Team Save-A-Soul -- Promise Nnalue, Jessica Osita, Nwabuaku Ossai, Adaeze Onuigbo and Vivian Okoye -- spent five months researching and building the app and hope it can be a solution to the widespread sale of counterfeit drugs in Nigeria.
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He said in an interview Tuesday with the Philadelphia Inquirer that while he had developed deep "affection" for a former staffer and saw her as a "soul mate," he never pursued a romantic relationship with her, contrary to her claims.
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PARELES Devon Gilfillian, a soul songwriter based in Nashville, made his formidable debut album, "Black Hole Rainbow," with Shawn Everett, the engineer and producer who has worked with Alabama Shakes and Perfume Genius, warping vintage sounds toward something deep and strange.
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The issue with this system was both new and very experienced players, shared some level of frustration if they forgot to put down a Soul Link and progressed very, very far and then died and went all the way back.
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"He was a caring, loving human with a smile that could light up the sky and a soul that was out to make the world a kinder place and the (Mac Miller Circles Fund) will continue to do just that."
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"It is possible, that (the family will have) this anger for two or three more weeks and then we will see it as something that revived Eli, gave him a soul so he lives again among this nation," she said.
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At other times, he said that his mother's sudden death in 22016 had led to a renewed commitment to his Roman Catholic faith, and to a soul searching about life's ultimate questions, including the presence of evil in the world.
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" Renée Zellweger's titular singleton is reflecting on another lonely year of drinking, smoking and pining for a soul mate: "Unless something changed soon, I was going to live a life where my major relationship was with a bottle of wine.
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Peter, the main character in the movie, had a soul-sucking job: Every day, he would sit in an office cubicle combing through old computer code, looking for a flaw that could make computers malfunction when the year turned 2000.
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Jennifer Taitz is a clinical instructor in psychiatry at University of California, Los Angeles, and the author of "How to be Single and Happy: Science-Based Strategies for Keeping Your Sanity While Looking for a Soul Mate" and "End Emotional Eating."
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This is pretty damn funny ... Shaquille O'Neal went undercover for Lyft -- and duped a bunch of unsuspecting riders into believing he was a rasta, a soul brotha, a Frenchman, a biker, a hipster and a nerd ... and NOT really Shaq.
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Thanks to the relative anonymity of Reddit, people often share stories there that they might otherwise never tell a soul — like the person (presumably a man, but we can't know for sure) who opened up this weekend about repeatedly masturbating into a coconut.
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Her Twitter features a similarly spooky post, where she writes, "Marina, The Goddess of Love By this I mean I am a Soul Entity bound to you by how much I love you in my heart," followed by the same unrelated photograph.
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When Dean prepared to sacrifice himself by volunteering to be a Soul Bomb and handed the keys to his beloved Baby to a weepy Sam, it was hard not to feel déjà vu — maybe even a little bit apathetic about it all.
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Putin, a former KGB agent, "doesn't have a soul," Clinton quipped on the eve of the 2008 New Hampshire presidential primary, riffing off of President George W. Bush's comment seven years earlier that he had looked into Putin's eyes and seen his soul.
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"Send it to my phone, send it to my phone / You already know I keep it on the low / Baby, you can trust me, promise I'm alone / I won't tell a soul, send it to my phone," Mahone sings in the chorus.
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The 14-year-old alleged to investigators that the fatal victim disappeared from the apartment one night after she disrespected the gang's Satanic shrine, which allegedly led Alvarez-Flores to announce that the "Beast" required a soul sacrifice, the Houston Chronicle reports.
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Putin, a former KGB agent, "doesn't have a soul," Clinton quipped on the eve of the 2008 New Hampshire presidential primary, riffing off of President George W. Bush's comment seven years earlier that he had looked into Putin's eyes and seen his soul.
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I wish we could also find a way to shorten these presidential campaigns significantly, so that they're not such a soul-draining, throat-ravaging turnoff to almost anyone who's not an epic narcissist or mired in politics to the point of no return.
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"Every city needs a soul, a place where people can afford to have the time to settle down, grow and put down roots," said Mr. Duan, who lived in a nearby urban village before buying an apartment in 2003 in Shenzhen proper.
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"[Strzok] also was one of the handful of people in the entire world who knew we were investigating four Americans who had some connection to Mr. Trump during the summer of 2016, and he didn't tell a soul," Comey told the congressional investigators.
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Rameau's nephew insists that we are soulless bags of meat and blood, even as our minds pretend to have motives; Moi insists that what it means to have a soul is to be a bag of meat and blood with a mind inside.
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In the overlap between both spaces is a soul pioneer whose lamentable obscurity hopefully comes to an end today, with the release of her first box set, Any Other Way, out today from Numero Group—her only authorized release in nearly fifty years.
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Five years ago, when a sex scandal forced Frenchman Dominique Strauss-Kahn to resign from his post of IMF chief, the case unleashed a soul-searching debate within France about sexual abuse that goes undeclared or undetected in the upper echelons of power.
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There's a passenger from India on his first gay cruise, a Frenchman with disabilities who's determined to have a good time, a Polish man searching for a soul mate, a Palestinian who's moved to Belgium and the hot Austrian photographer everyone poses for.
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For example, dianetics, a self-help practice developed by Hubbard in which a participant revisits past memories with a supposedly impartial "auditor," is rarely mentioned explicitly, nor are thetans — the Scientologist understanding of what animates the human body, not unlike a soul.
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Several of these hazards were familiar to me from my time in France: I often skipped meals to save cash, and I didn't know a soul in my study-abroad program, while it seemed like everyone else had come with their best friends.
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It is indicated, for example, by the title of "Into the World There Came a Soul Called Ida" (1929-30), an image of a woman seated at her vanity, a powder puff clutched to her breast and a small mirror in her hand.
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"Burn off every trace/I want to hover with no shape," Perfume Genius sings in "Wreath," in which the narrator could be a ghost or a soul awaiting reincarnation, contemplating what he's left behind: "I'm moving just beyond the frame," he sings.
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Books of The Times On an unremarkable October morning in 2013, two Norwegian teenagers of Somalian descent — Ayan Juma, 19, and her sister, Leila, 16 — woke up early, dressed and, without telling a soul, boarded a flight to join ISIS fighters in Syria.
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As far as Penn is concerned, since he can't trust the US to be fully honest about its complicity in the drug war, he has to be open-minded about everything — and find out for himself whether El Chapo actually has a soul.
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Everybody needs a big 'ol pick-me-up, and since robots don't have a soul or feelings, and can't even die in any typical sense really, I think it's safe to say that we can laugh at them without feeling bad at all.
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The vapid mean girl villain was a staple of the '90s teen movie, but the best iterations of the genre subverted expectations by giving her a heart and a soul: Bring It On managed to pull that off, and so did Legally Blonde.
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Consider him a stand-in for just about everyone who has access to Food Network, because there's probably not a soul out there that can resist homey roast chicken, picture-perfect fruit tarts, and those shots of Garten picking herbs from her manicured garden.
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Thus begins a soul-changing journey that will introduce her to a group of characters completely unlike her urbane social set in San Francisco, and lead her into a world of ancient magic and a haunting mystery that has troubled her new friends for decades.
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A Pennsylvania congressman who settled a sexual harassment case with a former aide says he saw her as "a soul mate" and "lashed out" when he found out she was dating someone else, but he claims he never pursued a romantic relationship with her.
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To be sure, Mr Trump's hopes for a tremendous relationship with Mr Putin may end in a familiar disappointment: George W. Bush looked into Mr Putin's eyes and detected a soul, and Russia invaded Georgia; Barack Obama pressed a "reset" button, and Russia invaded Ukraine.
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What grounds does a soul who voluntarily devoted a Sunday afternoon to trying to work out who exactly the mysterious, solitary saxophonist who struts into shot on several occasions was—or what he's doing there in the first place—have to complain about anything?
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In Blade Runner 2049, characters still refer to replicants' inferiority (in one conversation, a replicant is told that he doesn't have a soul), but it's become even more obvious that this is a lie — a necessary fiction to continue their enslavement by "real" humans.
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I must have watched special effects worth hundreds of millions of dollars this year, but nothing has rent the heart as much as this plain low-budget collapse, and it makes you wonder: Was that a soul in Purgatory, and is he now at peace?
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It may have been a bone spur that rendered Mr. Trump ineligible for service, but it is, as that fallen soldier's father, Khizr Khan, has observed, the absence of a soul that should now render him ineligible to represent this nation as commander in chief.
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I think about heinous, reprehensible killers like Micah Johnson—the black man who murdered five officers in Dallas last week and injured seven more, as well as two civilians—and what it means to actually shoot someone, take a life, and silence a soul.
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Memorable Line: ''Tita knew through her own flesh how fire transforms the elements, how a lump of corn flour is changed into a tortilla, how a soul that hasn't been warmed by the fire of love is lifeless, like a useless ball of corn flour.
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Mr. Stevenson just spent almost $1 million to buy an empty city lot and a 25,3393-square-foot warehouse near the museum for 150 parking spaces and a $4 million visitor center for the museum's ticket office and store and for a soul food restaurant.
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His small studio apartment atop Carnegie Hall was shockingly spartan and eccentric (rows of uneven filing cabinets, wire hangers, the mattress propped on milk crates) — but it was a haven for a soul comfortable with solitude: His true life was outside, on the streets.
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