Or developed earth shattering, all consuming crushes on … GIRLS!
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Breakups are physically and emotionally devastating because love is all-consuming.
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"The horror show in Washington is mesmerizing, all-consuming," Buttigieg added.
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Rakoš' work depicts eating disorders as all-consuming, complex, and addictive.
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It was all consuming, it's been that way for 34 years.
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The effort required is all-consuming, the pain brutal and constant.
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"The feeling that I had then was all-consuming," she says.
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It's hard to remember that just because [Trump] is all consuming….
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The first quarter was an all-consuming nightmare for the Warriors.
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Olson does not feel entirely alone in his all-consuming grief.
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This became my all-consuming priority for the next three years.
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Either would have been "all-consuming and devastating" on its own.
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Fire walks, confident and all-consuming, across vast swaths of pasture.
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He had replaced Juliet's covert inquietude with Julieta's all-consuming suffering.
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For Tyrrelstown residents, the battles have been an all-consuming ordeal.
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"The horror show in Washington is mesmerizing, all-consuming," Buttigieg said.
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Chris feud is so all-consuming that it eclipses any other strategy.
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Being a business owner can be all-consuming, but I love it.
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It was gleeful and all-consuming, an unlikely companion through her days.
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Behind the scenes of the all-consuming future of online content creation.
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But the controversy over what Trump told Comey has become all-consuming.
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To be real successful in business and sport can be all-consuming.
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I walked along the shoreline as an all-consuming quiet set in.
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"These roles are all consuming when the deal is hot," she said.
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Getting 10,000 steps every day was an all-consuming project for me.
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It acts as a clever sideshow to my all-consuming Twitter empire.
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They decided that, free from an all-consuming workplace, it was time.
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As my waistline will testify, Bake Off is an all-consuming show.
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In my mind, true love was a toxic, complicated, all-consuming mess.
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And eventually crumbs aren't enough for the all-consuming appetite of Efraim.
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To many, religion can still be an all-consuming and scary thing.
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But for some, proving the mainstream wrong becomes an all-consuming mission.
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Elise: Forgiveness is the all-consuming vision of my life right now.
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The play also delves into the all-consuming nature of an art practice.
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Her anger is messy — all-consuming — poisoning her relationships with herself and others.
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Facebook wasn't the first social network, but it was the most all-consuming.
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Supernatural occurrences aside, Hereditary was about the consequences all-consuming, earth-shattering grief.
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It didn't, though—at least not the constant, all-consuming pressure of it.
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I can see the potential for VR to become an all-consuming experience.
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Its debilitation was all-consuming, and it shut down my mental circuit board.
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Now he thinks about his once all-consuming pursuit in a different way.
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According to WBUR, trying to recover the art was all-consuming for Amore.
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CES, the all-consuming tech trade show, took over Las Vegas this week.
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But the goals he had set for himself no longer seemed all-consuming.
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Price's altruism was all-consuming, to a point of self-destruction and collapse.
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What the job is: House speaker is an all-important and all-consuming job.
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It was an all-consuming, can't eat, can't breathe without you type of love.
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"Like any family it was an all-consuming part of our lives," he says.
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"Like me, my daughter bonds in a fierce and all-consuming way," she wrote.
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The problem with holistic, all-consuming burnout is that there's no solution to it.
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Shoring up LLISSE for the extremes of Venus has been an all-consuming task.
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He was 8 years old, and the sport quickly became his all-consuming passion.
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Goldia says the pain of being apart from her daughter can be all-consuming.
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The ocean has been an all-consuming metaphor for the lives of these women.
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I've not got too much of a life outside work, it's pretty all-consuming.
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Houston (CNN)These photos capture the moments of calm in between the all-consuming.
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That all-consuming, lunatic desire that ages us even as it drives us wild?
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For negotiators on both sides, the talks have been all-consuming in recent months.
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He was certain they'd lost Odin and the goats to the all-consuming flames.
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" These are all-consuming, 24-hour disputes "incompatible with other ties within the community.
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The all-consuming need to use drugs has taken me places I never envisioned.
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Geek culture was big when the show debuted, but it wasn't yet all-consuming.
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It's an all-consuming drama that crowds out all other concerns, including the political.
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But that has done little to restrain the all-consuming ferocity of the fighting.
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"It was starting to feel like the story was becoming all consuming," she said.
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There's no denying that Lover is an explosion of romance and all-consuming love.
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"This has been all-consuming for them for months at a time," she said.
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President Donald Trump is an around-the-clock, all-consuming presence in American politics.
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Finally, Michelle has an offramp from our all-consuming news cycle: Read more fiction!
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But it's a statement about the value of all-consuming altruism as an ethos.
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Only all-consuming enthusiasm could will such a thing towards sustainment, let alone profitability.
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On Sunday, Auriemma took a brief break from the all-consuming march for the record.
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Fan fiction writers, Jamison says, are often defined by their all-consuming knowledge of canon.
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That has changed as leaders have hunkered down to address the all-consuming domestic agenda.
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Beijing (CNN)Each month, Shao Jinwen's lower abdomen throbs with a familiar, all-consuming pain.
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The holidays, however, often see me back in the thick of all-consuming disordered thoughts.
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The game was an all-consuming nightmare for the Thunder's Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook.
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Will it be just as all-consuming as Pablo Escobar's final chapters in Netflix's Narcos?
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This was an intense, all-consuming, highly consequential battle, fought not just here but worldwide.
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How do you make the mental leap from all-consuming work to leisure and restoration?
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I was convinced I was having all-consuming, inspiring insights into the soul of humanity.
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She has done something unforeseen — the envisioning of an all-consuming catastrophe of biblical proportions.
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You travel in order to work, or vice versa, but the work becomes all-consuming.
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Your emotions are no longer all-consuming entities that guide your choices; they're transient states.
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Later, she turned her attention to less all-consuming ends: mummification and the local cemetery.
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In fact, I'm usually very excited to get stuck into an all-consuming page-turner.
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At the same time, their jobs were all-consuming, their work hours basically 13-21.
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Artists and philosophers usually have different skills — and both activities tend to be all-consuming.
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Few of his colleagues in the car repair world understand his all-consuming glass hobby.
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At the White House and Trump campaign headquarters, the impeachment developments have become all-consuming.
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It's easy to lose sight of the ends when the means are so all-consuming.
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You can get all-consuming escapism in many ways, but not Destiny 2 it seems like.
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Madsen's obsession with submarines and rockets was all-consuming, but not to the exclusion of sex.
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That would at least prevent massive chains of reposts turning posts into all-consuming feed bombs.
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That has changed as Brazil's leaders have hunkered down to address the all-consuming domestic agenda.
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What if the impulse to think about an ex became all-consuming -- months, even years later?
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I wasn't able to confront my all-consuming obsession with food and weight until my 20s.
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Preparing a comprehensive, detailed report will be a huge and all-consuming challenge for America's spies.
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She says that it was all-consuming and affecting her personal health, both physically and mentally.
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But the primary vibe from the G.O.P. has become one of indiscriminate, unthinking, all-consuming anger.
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They are physical manifestations of what employment is becoming—never-ending, all-consuming, around-the-clock.
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"All of which led to his growing, obsessive, all-consuming hatred of her," Mr. Bogdanos said.
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The insect's infamous and all-consuming love of literature — the chunkier the better — is well known.
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And describing (and then broadcasting) who we are had become an all-consuming occupation of modernity.
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Impeachment is all-consuming on cable news and in the national press — and for good reason.
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The game's core promise of a more respectful, thoughtful, and less all-consuming experience has held up.
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No, this was an aberration, a presence that consumed him until its very existence became all-consuming.
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Kavanaugh's confirmation formed an all-consuming and ever-shifting wave of anger, exhaustion, hope, grief, and reflection.
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"I wanted to have other things in my life and the show was all-consuming," he said.
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Still, the number of late nights have dwindled significantly, as have the all-consuming nighttime work thoughts.
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Ultimately, though, Haraldsson seemed to yield to the all-consuming maniacal power of a camera-wielding tourist.
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I didn't know what Ryan Phillippe did last summer, and suddenly, I felt an all consuming void.
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The all-consuming political battles that marked life in the time of Castro don't matter to them.
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Even as the group's territory has shrunk, and its all-consuming bureaucracy has collapsed, its ideology endures.
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Perhaps the most common theory has been the all-consuming presidential election distracting fans from the game.
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At sixteen, she was offered a line of cocaine, and quickly fell into an all-consuming addiction.
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To take a love that is all consuming and not let the role consume you is difficult.
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I was in the hospital because the suicidal thoughts and feelings became too intense and all-consuming.
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But the push for tax reform is expected to be all-consuming, pushing the funding issues aside.
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She began to experience emotion that was out of context—it felt simultaneously all-consuming and artificial.
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Preparing for your future and saving toward retirement doesn't have to be complicated, expensive or all-consuming.
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All of this does suck, but it shouldn't have to do so in an all-consuming manner.
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But suffering is all-consuming: it somehow gets rid of anything that doesn't fit into its system.
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The tension, stress, and pressure of his family's ordeal is suffused into the album's all-consuming atmosphere.
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But she also wrote that all-consuming work had a downside when it came to her family.
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He warned of media's all-consuming effect, of TV especially, how it bound people without real participation.
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For one, they're both artists whose gay identity is neither incidental to their work nor all-consuming.
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The impeachment inquiry and the trade dispute, both large, all-consuming beasts, could send the economy careening.
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They're mostly around three minutes long each, proving that streaming content doesn't have to be all-consuming.
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We are all consuming news during family time, and we are discussing news in those family settings.
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What I didn&apost need was a reminder about the all-consuming nature of being a parent.
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But the despair that followed his first diagnosis, and each that has followed, has been all consuming.
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The reflective, all-consuming double became his artist self, and his brother a phantom haunting his paintings.
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I'm readying a book to go to the printers—work that, for me, is all-consuming and necessary.
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Since then, she has fallen into an all-consuming obsession with how people justify gratifying their true desires.
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That way, you can enjoy a torrid, all-consuming affair—and then break up before things get messy.
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By now, the story of Facebook's all-consuming growth is practically the creation myth of our information era.
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But VR is all-consuming by nature, which gives it a plurality challenge that mobile did not face.
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At some point, virtually every teenager has a relationship like this with a band: practically druglike, all-consuming.
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Are you still able to grow the business outside of this partnership or is it genuinely all-consuming?
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The constantly revisited themes of family, women, jealousy, and money are all filtered through Drake's all-consuming ego.
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Each scene begins as pristine as a blank page that slowly disintegrates into an all-consuming black hole.
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Once stopped, most expressed chagrin about their behavior, and frustration about the all-consuming allure of the phone.
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They pour their energy into all-consuming black holes, convinced that their magic touch can reverse space-time.
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Having four children and just the tough grind of succeeding in the city — it just is all-consuming.
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He enjoyed this, but realized that film work was all-consuming, and not what he wanted to do.
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They may fear that a commitment to social causes might undermine the VCs' all-consuming quest for profits.
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The guilt that comes with walking away from a book you thought you'd enjoy can be all-consuming.
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I've been practicing a new technique when my social media interactions start to feel all-consuming and negative.
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It is that all-consuming, passionate and annoying parental love that resonates and gives this book its value.
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"There was an almost teen-aged feeling about their love, where it's all-consuming," Sarah Johnson told me.
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It's all-consuming though and I've let my other responsibilities fall to the wayside while I'm doing this.
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And the controversial, all-consuming president may be why some of Curbelo's former colleagues are calling it quits.
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I was an odd, solitary child with an early and all-consuming compulsion to seek out wild creatures.
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Mr Johnson is indifferent to the truth because he is in the grip of an all-consuming ambition.
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This is really the political challenge for the Democrats: pushing impeachment without allowing it to be all consuming.
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The effect overwhelms the senses and communicates the verve of jazz as an all-encompassing, all-consuming genre.
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But the lines are blurrier for Ray—where does addiction end and all-consuming love for someone begin?
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But Jackson, of course, did not play quarterback, an all-consuming position that leaves no room for distraction.
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At the moment, they said, the #MeToo fight against sexual harassment and gender equality has become all-consuming.
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A blob of insatiable, all-consuming jelly like in 1958's "The Blob" might be a good start.
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Normally my food cravings aren't all consuming but I'm mid- two-week cleanse and I'm so fucking miserable.
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But Slack is somehow more all-consuming because, well, it's more fun and GIF-filled and deceptively non-threatening.
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But one thing broadly misunderstood about tech donors is that tech policy is not their all-consuming single issue.
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The need to pee can be all-consuming — once you feel it, you can't ignore it, even during sex.
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The battle between moderates and extremists has been so all-consuming that neither faction has done much fresh thinking.
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I am able to catch better visions of that all-consuming faith a little more with every passing year.
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And maybe, just maybe, nobody understands your all-consuming obsession with Steely Dan, the greatest band of all time.
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Some may be feeling misgivings about the choice, but politics and policy are not, for most, all-consuming interests.
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A broken heart is an all-consuming, awful feeling, and it has an effect on the way you eat.
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" But he added, Giuliani now recognizes that the new task is "all consuming" and "lasting longer than initially anticipated.
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Yet he carries on with the devotional fervor of someone whose life's work is an all-consuming, ecstatic pastime.
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" The word that Lucey renders as "all-consuming" is more discomfiting in the French original: " La souffrance est totalitaire .
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My Bloody Valentine, who have built a career on immersive, all-consuming noise, are, by any measure, terrifyingly loud.
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I saw the best minds of my generation destroyed by the all-consuming desire for Twitter favs and RTs.
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And perhaps the OGs of all-consuming passion were Romeo and Juliet, who were more foolishly emo than necessary.
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The brash New Yorker's all-consuming and neurotic insistence on controlling the message has virtually sidelined the fourth estate.
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Food as lifestyle being an all-consuming thing, if you care about food as a consumer or a person.
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Their affair is one of those all-consuming lust connections that brings out the volcanic in both of them.
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"When you're on the court, it's a great escape because it's all consuming, in a good way," Navratilova said.
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Nor was there in-depth discussion of the all-consuming legislative battles that rocked Capitol Hill in recent years.
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The modern web contains no shortage of horrors, from ubiquitous ad trackers to all-consuming platforms to YouTube comments, generally.
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In the era of all-consuming austerity at Arsenal, Bendtner was touted as the answer to the club's attacking problems.
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Now, in 2013, she was fiftysomething, working as a personal coach, and finding that her father's decline was all-consuming.
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The descriptions of mania are gripping, all-consuming, and so intimate you feel like the pages have absorbed you completely.
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New York (CNN Business)In Paris, people gathered in plazas and street corners, eyes trained on the all-consuming fire.
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Then again, who better than this crowd to understand what it's like to have an all-consuming pop culture addiction?
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Alas, Osha tried, but she could not out-stab the all-consuming power of the violent fanboy imagination run amok.
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Because you know, the presidency is so big and so all consuming, that you can lose your focus on occasion.
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" During the interview, Grande also opened up about coping with the aftermath of Miller's death, calling her grief "all-consuming.
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" Their sperm donor lived four hours away, and they soon found that the process of monitoring ovulation was "all consuming.
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The early culture around video game emulation—driven by Internet Relay Chat (IRC) channels—could be all-consuming at times.
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I dove into all-consuming novels (A Little Life, Fates and Furies) that I never would have pored over otherwise.
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I realized I had gone too far, and my harmless side hustle had become an all-consuming, money-losing disaster.
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As he said, the policy impacts the merits of the all consuming impeachment scandal, its consequences, and colors witness testimony.
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When does loving ass, and oh so desiring to kick, stick, shove and pick it, become an all-consuming religion.
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All-consuming love or no, he'd been up 36 hours and was clearly hoping I would give him a break.
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There's a feminist argument to be made about the dangers of an all-consuming dependence that feels inescapable, even desirable.
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Tennis has been all-consuming — a diet of practise, tournaments, gym sessions and the all-too-regular rehabilitations from injury.
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By 2008, the project had become so all-consuming that Greene quit his teaching job to pursue it full time.
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Sometimes I would yearn for their sense of ownership and belonging—the easy identity, the all-consuming feeling of affiliation.
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It is no longer "the most real thing"—one concern among many—but simply "the thing," ineffable and all-consuming.
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"It's very all-consuming," said Rabbi Jonathan Perlman of the New Light congregation, which lost three members in the attack.
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In an era of binge-watching, live-tweeting, and the Oculus Rift, how can theatre compete as all-consuming entertainment?
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If China and India consumes at the rate that we're all consuming, then we'll be using the resources of five planets.
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One gave an impassioned speech about the all-consuming task of representing New Yorkers, while bemoaning the proposed raises as inadequate.
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If you've never fallen into the all-consuming spiral that is the Supernatural fandom, then we both envy and pity you.
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He also says he's not taking on any personal goals this year because fixing Facebook is all-consuming at the moment.
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Then there's my sister, in the younger generation, for whom it's just all-consuming, and they don't even think about it.
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The connection between Marianne and Connell is supposed to be all-consuming, so overwhelming that it almost annihilates everything around it.
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Audio media on the internet has confounded people for years because there isn&apost the same all-consuming hub like YouTube.
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Life on the mainland — work, traffic, teenage daughters, a ticker-tape of obligations — is an all-consuming, around-the-clock frenzy.
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To be addicted to a substance is to feel a sensation as boring, all-consuming, and impossible to describe as thirst.
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What followed was an all-consuming relationship between two people who were, in different ways, struggling to keep it all together.
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This all-consuming rivalry is rooted not in hate, but love—love for the game that forged their country through revolution.
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Christian fundamentalism and theological modernism were two sides of the same coin; both illustrated the all-consuming power of modernist thought.
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Mr. Bolton is also traveling abroad more than most of his predecessors, even as he is playing multiple all-consuming roles.
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I co-wrote a screenplay in an attempt to distract myself from the all-consuming misery of the summer after graduation.
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The coronavirus has become an all-consuming crisis for the White House, the United States and the rest of the world.
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The all-consuming "Amazon effect " online is more beneficial than many Citigroup investors may think, Citi CEO Michael Corbat told CNBC.
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The friendship of two men bound together by their all-consuming dedication to music is at the center of this novel.
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These preoccupations might have been a hobby in other hands, but the Chrismans have turned them into an all-consuming passion.
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That timing could collide directly with an impeachment trial, an all-consuming proceeding that brings other Senate work to a halt.
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Harry released Fine Line at the end of last year, interrupting winter's dreariness with bright, dancey songs about all-consuming yearning.
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It's weird to relive the most traumatic thing in your life, it just gave me an all-consuming sense of dread.
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It's a harsh reminder of just what an all-consuming beast the NFL is, chewing up and spitting out athletes each year.
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Individuals break away from the throng to give voice to Clare's impressions as a novice in the game of all-consuming romance.
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It becomes impossible to separate oneself from whatever she's feeling at any given moment, whether it's brittle panic or all-consuming fury.
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"Crazy Nancy," he said at a recent rally in Dallas, where his epic self-pity and all-consuming grudges took center stage.
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It's an unmistakable comment on the nation's all-consuming adherence to capitalism, even when it comes at the cost of personal liberties.
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So does the blobby, rapacious, all-consuming monster that shows up in the third act, much like No Face in Spirited Away.
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Such tight-knit alliances between rivals are unprecedented in the industry, but then again, so is an all-consuming duopoly money pit.
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But Mr Xi has also found that the pursuit of power is all-consuming: it does not leave room for much else.
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The decision transfixed the nation and potentially cost employers billions in lost productivity, even more than the all-consuming March Madness tournament.
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It's difficult to try and put into proportion other parts of your life in comparison with vinyl, because it's so all-consuming.
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All-consuming love can also be driven by desire for validation, which may be why obsession can negatively affect couples' sex lives.
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Filling one's belly is no longer an all-consuming endeavor but China remains a place with a great cuisine and lousy food.
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The entire project felt authoritative and dour, very German and all consuming, right down to the chief editor's name, Hans Walter Gabler.
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The process is enough to encompass the life of one person; add another to the mix, and the planning becomes all-consuming.
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Nushrat Rahman: Having been out of school for over five months and I'm now realizing how all-consuming school was for me.
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What begins as a search for a killer turns into an all-consuming fight to bring her corrupt hometown to its knees.
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"All their energy is going into this all-consuming impeachment parade that has been rolling on for three years now," McConnell said.
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Rush Limbaugh told his listeners on Wednesday, "This kind of irrational hate — this all-consuming hate and derangement, delusion — it isn't healthy."
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Fire dripping from the sky; ash raining down through the wind and the heat, and the all-consuming roar of the blaze.
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Justice Angela Mazzarelli, one of Thursday's dissenters, said the "all-consuming nature of the Presidency creates a constitutional barrier" against Zervos' lawsuit.
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All-consuming, unironic fandom during those formative teen years was self-preservation, the ability to access joy during an otherwise joyless time.
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For months, he has been muscling his way into the race, using deep coffers and an all-consuming blob of campaign infrastructure.
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What consumers may come to see in Amazon, instead, is what I've started to notice — it's an inescapable, all-consuming retail paradise.
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But this production insists that such desires, and their fancier manifestations, can be reduced to the all-consuming fight to stay alive.
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I'm less concerned about the grades themselves than if this became all-consuming, to the exclusion of everything else in his life.
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Is concern over human rights trumping what had been an all-consuming U.S. counterterrorism cooperation policy with Ethiopia in the Trump era?
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Wearable fitness tech can also become all-consuming, for better or worse, making every part of their users' lives trackable and quantifiable.
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His big, teddy bear exterior often conceals something far darker, be it all-consuming rage or a fear of his own weakness.
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There is nothing as all-consuming as the emotional stress of girls on your back—especially ones that used to have it covered.
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To the contrary, he's holding a mirror up to society's "disturbing," obsessive, all-consuming taste for entertainment in all forms, including the unsavory.
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One of the clear signs of progress in this goofy modern world of ours is the slow, all-consuming standardization of USB power.
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It got to be so all-consuming for him; literally I'd be playing catch with him, and he'd stop to scratch and itch.
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Feeling the Bern has become for the most devoted Sandernistas an all-consuming pleasure; "Bernie or bust", "Bern the system", their slogans read.
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I always knew how much they loved me, but until I had my own daughter I didn't realize how all-consuming that is.
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I needed to bring more balance into my life, which for me meant that the work would be important but not all-consuming.
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Reagan was a self-proclaimed worrier, and her concerns became all-consuming after the attempt on her husband's life months into his presidency.
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I understand that when money is tight and malaise is all-consuming, bed frames can be one of the first things to go.
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But that would disregard his public maturation: Since the age of 17 he's been a professional recording artist pursuing an all-consuming career.
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But a relationship can't rescue everything and it can increasingly suffer over time if one partner is suffering from depression this all-consuming.
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The Pump Street bakers' attention to detail is all-consuming but, as pastry chef Lance Peters points out, this isn't a science lab.
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Books of The Times Certain issues have become so noisy and stigmatized that they seem to be all-consuming and invisible at once.
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Once I understood, I couldn't stop laughing — the moment had been so all-consuming and strange that I nervously collapsed under its weight.
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The goal for many was to figure out that all-consuming question: Does my crush like me as much as I like them?
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The two saw eye to eye on many things, though Edison dismissed Ford's all-consuming anti-Semitism as a waste of precious energy.
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Before I knew it, people were sharing the work I had done with others until it started to become an all-consuming job.
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"It's been a pretty all-consuming political affair," a senior U.S. official told reporters, noting recent signs of a "calmer trajectory" in the drama.
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The unrelenting, unceasing, all-consuming of first attraction — that's what you'll see, and that's what you'll recall, while watching Call Me By Your Name.
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Caring for 3,000+ baby birds (not to mention the other 1,000 or so animals at the rescue) can be a stressful, all-consuming job.
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These range from dismissive to condescending, with the occasional attempt to compare the all-consuming, structural violence of colonialism with ephemeral conflicts between tribes.
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Such are the beats of Tessa Young and Hardin Scott's all-consuming relationship, carried out over Anna Todd's enormously popular five-book After series.
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Whatever you're going through will be magnified by Jupiter's presence, which can be very overwhelming and all-consuming, especially if it's in your sign.
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Fraternities are large, powerful organizations that have an all-consuming influence on the lives of hundreds of thousands of young people in this country.
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The black pages of this book create an all-consuming backdrop for the bright yellow of Little Star's pajamas, blanket, and later, her crumbs.
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And as the pair comes together, Aciman's prose is no longer filled with the all-consuming passion that animated Call Me By Your Name.
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First, let me say that I don't think the film shies away from his sexuality or his all-consuming disease, which is obviously AIDS.
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They also take the pressure off of feeling like you have to have one all-consuming passion in life, which many people don't. 3.
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Still, he expects a positive outlook and improving gross margins, boosted by the company's ability to beat back competition from the all-consuming Amazon.
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Relationships can be all-consuming, so sometimes what you need is separation to get perspective, says Jasmine Diaz, a dating expert in Los Angeles.
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If she is sympathetic to Bertha's madness, to her all-consuming rage toward the English men who have caged her, then so is Walcott.
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Impeachment takes a long time If Democrats do ultimately move to impeach Trump, the process would be all-consuming and take a long time.
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El Rashidi represents life under the shadow of a politically corrupt system as inherently all-consuming, a reasonable argument that nevertheless constrains her narrative.
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"It was just a means for me to get money to feed a gambling addition that was all consuming at the time," Caspersen said.
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With just 16 months until the election, and even fewer before the campaign becomes all consuming, time will soon run short on big initiatives.
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Now fixated on Luz's unborn twins, she poses as a gentle, caring midwife — but that façade can't last; her anger is too all-consuming.
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The time difference was difficult, the flights long and expensive and the pressure for him to meet me in this new life all-consuming.
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Mr. Harvey was comfortable working in Hollywood but preferred life on the East Coast, where the film business was not quite so all-consuming.
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But no walls could confine the all-consuming heat of Ms. Piper's portrait of a woman skinned and flayed by an increasingly demented obsession.
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The First Narcissist's all-consuming blend of braggadocio and insecurity has turned Washington and its rickety institutions into a dystopian outpost of his id.
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Coronavirus was a big and looming story, but it was still days away from escalating into the all-consuming crisis that it is now.
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What happened a month ago feels as if it were last year; what seemed like a major, all-consuming story is forgotten in weeks.
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Before Stone's verdict, a White House official said Trump had not been following the case because of the all-consuming impeachment inquiry in Congress.
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I hope all of you find ways to escape our exhausting political times, as well as our all-consuming digital technologies, and enjoy yourselves.
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Erica, a high-level manager and mother of three, kept an all-consuming secret for more than three years: She was addicted to prescription painkillers.
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Every successful entrepreneur needs to incorporate meditation into their daily lives to break from the daily all-consuming chaos and free up room for creativity.
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We tried to not talking about work at home for a while, but it just didn't really work because our jobs are so all-consuming.
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Small fires occur as frequently in skyscrapers as they do in any other type of building, but they rarely flash over into all-consuming infernos.
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That's a tough sell; pop music often tries to tell you that love will last forever or that your heartbreak is unique and all-consuming.
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But the thing that took this to the next level, that elevated it to the level of all-consuming national controversy, was the MAGA hats.
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In her gallery debut in May, Bernstein showed paintings from her series The Birth of the Universe, an acerbic meditation on all-consuming maternal rage.
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The all-consuming nature of "Who shot JR?" on "Dallas" ensured that cliffhangers would become the most popular way to end a season of TV.
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The all-consuming, mystifying love story at the core of Wagner's "Tristan und Isolde" unfolds against a medieval tale of war between Cornwall and Ireland.
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The reason behind the constant hustle was not a reflection of the companies she was at, but rather an all-consuming case of imposter syndrome.
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For Democrats, that all consuming purpose has led to the abandonment of core unifying values, including many that first drew me to the Democratic Party.
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So it was something of a surprise that the Clippers, given their all-consuming troubles, tied the game at 24-24 entering the second quarter.
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She takes her all-consuming voice to new places—soft and holy one second, sneered and terrifying the next, never anything less than completely engrossing.
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It ripped (and of course Body Void were great, too, because they are excellent and their sound is gigantic and pained and all-consuming live).
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I watched my aunt and mother suffer stoically as they simultaneously lost their father and gained an all-consuming, helpless charge in need of care.
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Another person might see it more as an adventure, one that might not last forever but should be thrilling and all-consuming while it does.
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Bloom's not yet charted a specific future for her next labor of love, but she doesn't believe it'll be as all-consuming as her last.
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When Claire first sets eyes on her long-lost Alfred — her prey, her enemy, her forever lover — Manville's gaze is all-consuming and all-accepting.
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Such plunges are often tied to external forces that the president only partially controls, such as a sluggish economy or an all-consuming international crisis.
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Kids in preschool and early elementary school often have some sort of all-consuming obsession, perhaps a certain ice princess or a favorite superhero pup.
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But those who know Cohen -- and his relationship with Trump -- say there's no question at all about his all-consuming desire to serve his boss.
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This, in the middle of the trading day, led to a jump in shares and an all-consuming company focus on social and digital media.
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Value still counts in this kind of consumer market, but it's not the all-consuming priority in the way it is for some other markets.
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It's clear Fox could earn substantial revenues from tech and digital media companies by offering rights to an event as all-consuming as the World Cup.
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Ultimately, the four women share a common thread: their work is "mission-oriented, mind-expanding, all-consuming," says Trump, 34, in a video for the launch.
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Negotiating it is likely to prove all-consuming; policymakers will have no energy left over for serious attempts to tackle problems such as poor productivity growth.
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But sufficient evidence to implicate the very top officials in the White House never emerged, and the scandal never became a truly all-consuming public matter.
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Ahead, how she gears up to greet her "all-consuming" role as business owner and artist and the outfits that make every day a good day.
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Printed small-scale, the images have been distorted by an all-consuming glitch, serving as an oblique visual metaphor for Yemen's recent past and current state.
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The personal consequences of working in an environment like the one at Uber — high-pressure, combative, all-consuming — can vary greatly based on personality and experience.
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The Trump administration has repeatedly expressed skepticism toward climate change, hostility toward regulation, and an all-consuming hatred for anything with President Obama's fingerprints on it.
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"The trauma from gun violence lasts a lifetime and for many of us, the 'what-ifs' are all-consuming," she says in a statement to PEOPLE.
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For Neumann and anyone who worked for him, WeWork was all-consuming, a place where work and play not only lacked boundaries but were fused together.
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It's about the peculiar, intense intimacy of adolescent female friendships, and how they can become so insular and all-consuming as to feel like a cult.
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The thing about hangovers, and adulthood at large, is that even at their worst, their most crushing, their foulest and all-consuming they are actually...fine.
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And maybe it was the same for other kids, too: kids richer than me with all-consuming anger or sticky fingers, acting out at their parents.
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And for a fourteen-year-old, whose love of a band or a pop star is all-consuming, some weird shit ends up on the internet.
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I had this all-consuming crush on her for the entirety of seventh grade, and I did anything I could to spend more time with her.
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" He said on Twitter: "It may seem like a small thing, but this is how we slowly chip away at the all consuming anti-white discourse.
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They are eager to start transitioning, a momentous, all-consuming next step in their lives, meant to relieve what has been a painful fact of life.
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Because someone has to be watching over the eggs at all times — even an ordinary power outage could be lethal — the responsibility could be all-consuming.
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Fans loved both versions of Esquivel's tender, all-consuming tale of forbidden love, in which a young woman wields fantastical powers through the food she cooks.
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It seems to me like it's not getting the kind of all-consuming coverage and political attention that the crack cocaine and HIV/AIDS crises drew.
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The battle over the Affordable Care Act — adopted in 2010 without any Republican votes — has once again become an all-consuming political drama on Capitol Hill.
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Led by the violist Melanie Dyer, this improvising collective performs original music that swirls together into an all-consuming flow, then becomes submerged in group play.
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But there is no substitute for spending a lot of time here, experiencing the all-consuming nature of the run-up to the state's caucuses firsthand.
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However, the push to constantly produce new videos for an all-consuming audience can lead to burnout — a common problem for all types of YouTube creators.
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For all the all-consuming clamor of two-month-old impeachment intrigue and the vicious political crossfire, Wednesday's hearing represents a dark moment in America's story.
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Banned from seeing his children and fired from his job, Pablo oscillates between all-consuming religious guilt and the simple, liberating joys of life with Francisco.
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The results illustrated an increase in 2007, the year Apple introduced the first iPhone and, with it, a new generation of all-consuming mobile phone usage.
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Here's where I would like to tell you about the all-consuming, cramp-inducing hilarity of Mr. Fowlie's script, co-written and directed by Jordan Black.
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The answers he provided — whether from religion, philosophy, psychology, or just a well-meaning friend — were usually hollow in the face of the all-consuming questions.
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To feature a character with such an all-consuming love for Subway in "To All the Boys I've Loved Before" raised some eyebrows on social media.
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Rather, O'Brien shows in increments how the phrase "the blue hill" begins as suspicion and builds into all-consuming construct in the mind of the collective.
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Asia is almost incidental to the strategic imperative of the pivot, which is to bolster Russia's standing in its all-consuming confrontation with America and the West.
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When Fiona learns that Rona was working as a prostitute when she vanished, she begins a deep and all-consuming dive into the world of sex work.
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The emojification of human culture is not complete until every object, verb, symbol, emotion, and image is captured using this once-obscure, now all-consuming pictorial format.
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Persona 5 is a sprawling, all-consuming role-playing game that has a particular and distinct focus on the day-to-day moments of young adult life.
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Katia fiddles with Commenter the same way aspiring New York media types are often morbidly tethered to Twitter, demonstrating how easily side gigs can become all-consuming.
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The characters' stories intersect, but each is seeking redemption for a different all-consuming regret, while trying to survive a world where regret is a mortal sin.
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Since the play was written in the 1590s, Shakespeare's portrayal of the nature of love—irrational, all-consuming—has been told and retold in countless movie adaptations.
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Is the Is Are traces the arc of a heavy, all-consuming high: there's the initial burst of euphoria, the pit-scraping doldrums, the cobwebbed morning-after.
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Even though it's never easy to admit when a relationship has gone downhill, it's important to be aware of some red flags that it's become all-consuming.
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The maelstrom around a meeting at the White House and comments regarding individuals from certain Third World countries was all-consuming in the papers and on television.
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Or this, when Bill talked about the all-consuming nature of Hillary's motherhood role: Through nursing school, kindergarten, T-ball, soccer, volleyball, and her passion for ballet.
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"She added: "A full-time, on campus MBA program is all-consuming in the best way possible, so an individual has to be ready for that commitment.
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As Task & Purpose's (unofficial) senior Texas correspondent, I can't help but wonder if AFC is aware of the crippling, all-consuming rivalry between UT and A&M?
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For many of us, as much fun as it can be, being a father is all-consuming and omnipresent, blurring time and space like few other experiences.
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Jules ends the movie doing tai chi alongside her elderly intern (Robert De Niro), a sign that she's learned to appreciate life outside her all-consuming job.
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Having a fancy screen with all this STUFF in it and not staring at it forever would feel like a waste, a feeling that's all-consuming today.
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"Japanese identity seems so all-consuming, and there are so many rules and this idea that all Japanese have the same way of thinking," Ms. Kamata said.
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This all-consuming self-interest leads him to change his opinion of people and institutions, depending on how he thinks they are treating him at that moment.
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But other U.S. officials acknowledge a major crisis involving India would be all-consuming for Islamabad, and say it's another reason why lowering tensions is so important.
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But for the past few weeks, her work has boiled down to one all-consuming job: coordinator, putting together the nonprofit organization's relief efforts for Puerto Rico.
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When Anna overstays her tourist visa, the couple ignore that fact (because of their all-consuming love, rather than forgetfulness, the director Drake Doremus told The Times).
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In most of the 22 states that, along with Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico, have legal marijuana markets, cash is not simply king; it is all-consuming.
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The 25-year-old Brooklyn-based electronic musician, also known as Jeremy Malvin, works his 80s driven, synth-layered tracks into all-consuming bursts of conflicting melody.
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Image source: Google As calls for increased regulation on the all-consuming power of Google grow louder, the founder of the Opera browser is stepping into the fray.
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Actually, it is exactly the all-consuming familial love they have for each other that threatens to eat them alive — if they don't learn to grow past it.
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In other words, lawmakers are still struggling with how to approach post-impeachment conduct by Trump after an all-consuming trial failed to remove the president from office.
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Most of the new run of cannibal stories treat their subjects not as monsters, but as human beings wrestling with the all-consuming desire to do something revolting.
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The defence ministry is implementing a plan to move beyond the all-consuming focus on the FARC that has shaped the security forces over the past 15 years.
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I was disappointed to realize that some parts of my mental health (phobias, obsessive disorder) would not be cured by transitioning, but they no longer feel all- consuming.
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The secret is fearless, all-consuming determination and faith in yourself, a message that would sound hopeful to a kid from Queens with low funds and big dreams.
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Eggnog is available on Facebook and Instagram (both are EggnogTheBulldog), so feel free to check up on his home's progress and be suffused with terrible, all-consuming jealousy.
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Of course, wild orcas face their own stresses, including food shortages and pollutant exposure, but none are as persistent and all-consuming as those that captive whales endure.
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So it's not surprising that the uncertainty of what will come to pass in a Trump administration is leading many people to flirt with all-consuming, paralyzing panic.
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The incoming fire was so intense—the stress of the moment so all-consuming, the adrenaline pumping so hard—that when he was shot, Mueller didn't immediately notice.
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Still, as an exploration of "righteous anger" about endured traumas—per the project's Bandcamp description—it's still as enveloping and all consuming as anything else on this list.
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The fight with Trump has become all-consuming for Cruz's campaign in recent days -- a stark departure from the months the two spent courting each other last year.
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The holidays can be all consuming: From shopping for gifts, to travel plans, to a jam-packed social schedule, it's easy to get caught up in the madness.
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For Rachel G., 46, a mother of three who lives outside Boston (she didn't want her full name used to protect her privacy), the manipulation was all-consuming.
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When I was forced to leave the house or meet with people, my embarrassment at my wheelchair, my body, my clothes, and my empty life was all-consuming.
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And what happens when the tool becomes so all consuming of people's attention and so capable of pushing individual buttons it becomes a mainstream source of public opinion?
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They have found that the brain processes of women with anorexia and bulimia nervosa actually morph, allowing them to override the (otherwise all-consuming) urge to consume food.
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Often compared to the Sistine Chapel, this is Tintoretto at his most ambitious and all-consuming — the place where devotion, fame and Venetian spirit collide with overwhelming force.
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The Trump administration has repeatedly expressed skepticism toward climate change, hostility toward regulation, and an all-consuming hatred for anything with former President Barack Obama's fingerprints on it.
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There are the appeal and impossibility of assimilation, the all-consuming force of motherhood and the secret lives of teenagers and their parents, each unknowable to the other.
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Children are fickle — that love affair with pirates may be all consuming right now, but the whimsical seafaring wallpaper will still be there after the phase has ended.
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Except for a period of 12 months — after Mr. Obama had blocked it in late 2015 and before Mr. Trump was elected — Keystone XL has been all-consuming.
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A number of cancer patients actually find sex or other expressions of their sexuality a powerful affirmation of their lives and selves during an often all-consuming illness.
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I'd much prefer a winnable health care fight that also leaves room for action on climate, taxes, civil rights and other issues to an all-consuming uphill battle.
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His face — often accentuated in close-up — twists and deforms into looks of intense fury and all-consuming rage when he deals an opponent the coup de grace.
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I mean, I think that the feeling this year is that ... I've done these personal challenges because I think running a company can be an all-consuming thing.
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That's not because I didn't know that stigma plays a big role, but because I didn't expect stigma to be nearly as all-consuming as it really is.
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More recently, it has won devotees among the rich and famous despite its reputation for an all-consuming high that for many people leads to violent vomiting and diarrhea.
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Without the cable news network's all-consuming, preelection obsession with the migrant caravan to focus the show's humor, the sketch bounced around from topic to topic, a bit unevenly.
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It also potentially alleviated an unwanted headache for the leadership in Beijing, which is grappling with a slowing economy and an all-consuming trade war with the United States.
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Smartphone accessories have always been big business (just ask Apple), and if LG could stoke this tiny hardware flame into an all-consuming inferno, they'd be seeing dollar signs.
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In the end, after attempting to drag the crew of the Enterprise into their deadly squabble, the pair of warring aliens are doomed by their mutual, all-consuming hate.
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A recent Project: Time Off/GfK survey found that young people disproportionately see ourselves as "work martyrs" — basically, people who are afraid to unplug from their all-consuming jobs.
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It chronicles the life and legend of Bear Bavinsky, a painter of enormous appetites and all-consuming ego, largely through the eyes of his son, Charles (known as Pinch).
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As our talented journalists and editors have delivered on that mission again and again over the past five years, the world has become more complicated, intense, and all-consuming.
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You would think with fundamentalists—because it's an all-consuming vision that affects every part of your thinking—you'd think that they would be the hardest ones to convince.
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" But even with the resources at his disposal, the Oscar nominee described the process of treating his father's cancer as "just simply overwhelming, incredibly stressful, complex and all consuming.
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"Yeah, but this is different, because I don't even have any wildfire," Daenerys says, then summons her three enormous DRAGONS to spit all-consuming flames all over everything (+50).
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His parents hoped he'd shake this off and go into the diplomatic service, then later become an MP, but Dick's new hobby was increasingly becoming an all-consuming passion.
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This whirling memoir follows the folksinger and activist through international tours, crises in her famous musical family, and a long, all-consuming relationship with the British singer Ewan MacColl.
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The track starts out quietly enough: over pulsing synths, Parker depicts a tumultuous, all-consuming relationship in her smoky, stripped-down way (not dissimilar to Aussie songstress Banoffee's tones).
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They would also have access to general health care, an important component, Mr. Myrick said, since addicts sometimes forgo medical treatment because of the all-consuming need for heroin.
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Grechen Shirley and her husband came to the hearing with their two young children, who skillfully demonstrated why child care could be so important during an all-consuming campaign.
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The twin drives of humanity's cataclysmic end and entrepreneurial potential also motivate Musk's work with Neuralink, which is pegged to his fears of an all-consuming artificial super-intelligence.
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Yeah. It's very, very hard work, and as a reporter, it will be a very exciting, interesting, all-consuming thing if it's anything like it was 30 years ago.
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"Proper" virtual reality, in which the illusion is made all-consuming by being supplied through a headset that blocks out the real world, is all the rage this year.
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That vacuum of knowledge was soon filled with speculation in other outlets about how Trump's surprise move might mesh with the all-consuming scandals hanging over his father's administration.
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All I do know is that the moment my daughter started to feel unwell at the dinner table, the argument that had been so all consuming evaporated, like steam.
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But the awe in it, and what was memorable about how Duncan did what he did, was in the all-consuming reason of how he went about doing it.
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Critic's Pick On his new solo album, "Anima," the Radiohead frontman pushes beyond solitude and suggests that the dread that fills many of his songs is not all-consuming.
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Like Mr. Trump's Davos visit, Mr. Pence's trip was an opportunity to draw attention away from the all-consuming obsession back in Washington, the impeachment trial of the president.
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The trilogy—comprising Annihilation, Authority, and Acceptance—begins with an expedition into the mysterious, all-consuming Area X, a section of the United States reclaimed by nature gone rogue.
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Participating in these fan communities, though, can frequently become stressful, all-consuming, and detrimental to mental health when obsessive behavior becomes required to "prove" yourself as a true fan.
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We are all consuming at unsustainable rates, and we are faced with the prospect of constructing new forms with the detritus of our own making — a shapeless, speckled lump.
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"The 69 days until inauguration are critical and all-consuming," Petrocelli said in the filing, arguing that the president-elect should not be required to stand trial during that time.
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Even casual observers will have no trouble discovering the world beyond the house (hint: open the fridge), which is huge and all-consuming, like wandering into a series of dreams.
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The public exercise of religious convictions, the black American experience, geopolitical anxiety, and the economy were issues of concern before the 2016 presidential election was an active, all-consuming matter.
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The story behind The Oregon Trail is rich enough for a feature film: unfettered creativity butting up against the all-consuming profit motive sounds ripe for The Social Network treatment.
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Spotify sees an opportunity to diversify their assets, which is to say move away from music and to create another line of business and become an all-consuming audio company.
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Tiger was one of the — if not the — most recognizable sports figures in the world at the time and the all-consuming nature of the scandal just can't be overstated.
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She's swept up in one of those all-consuming, fluttery crushes that make you giggle at a simple text — not exactly a mode the icy Petra Solano is accustomed to.
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Having it be something I can do out in the wild makes it feel different, less all-consuming — a way to pass the time, rather than an intense, solitary indulgence.
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Balancing a family (or even friends) with the all-consuming demands of a PhD program is difficult, with supervisors often expecting students to have no life outside of their work.
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Radiohead's new video for "The Numbers" directed by Paul Thomas Anderson has none of the all-consuming anxiety or blood and gore you would come to expect from either party.
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ALGERIA DENIES RIGHTS ABUSES IN MIGRANT EXPULSIONS Prosecutor Richard Horwell told jurors that the couple&aposs "unhealthy, myopic, all-consuming and groundless" obsession with Walton had deprived them of reason.
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Slack raises $427 million, now valued above $7 billion Sometimes I wonder whether the Time Well Spent movement will ever affect the famously noisy, all-consuming office chat app Slack.
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CGI is the current all-consuming method of creating movie effects, but this video of ink in water shot with macro photography shows just how beautiful practical effects can be.
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The magic bullets that the young hunter procures turn into all-consuming addiction, culminating in his beloved's death during a shooting contest where the devil himself guides the lethal shot.
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Because they shared neither the overwhelming burdens of the extremely poor, nor the all-consuming vices of the very rich, they were uniquely positioned to mediate between the two extremes.
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Thousands of Koreans and a smaller number of Chinese died in the blasts; they had been brought to southern Japan and coerced into working for the all-consuming war effort.
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When Winston Smith and Julia slip away for trysts in 1984, they're breaking the rules by taking something for themselves that doesn't belong to the all-observant, all-consuming state.
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For small firms, which dominate the food and drinks sector, weathering a currency shock can be all-consuming, because they do not have enough staff to divert to contingency planning.
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There are all-consuming space aliens that look like plants and mollusks, and apparently, the only way to fight them is with psychedelic lasers and four-dimensional chess-type strategy.
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Their psychodrama is, at this point, 20 years old; the return of the purely soap operatic storytelling surrounding them means the reprieve from the all-consuming McMahon drama is over.
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He scooped the baby up to his chest and proceeded to lose himself in what I imagined to be the all-consuming new-parent love I had always heard about.
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They alight on the materialistic and the machiavellian, the flippant brand loyalties and the all-consuming narcissism of beauty guru culture, all while remaining a part of this community themselves.
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Breitwieser's sincere, obsessive love for his stolen treasure kept it from ever reaching the market, thereby making it not so much an art theft "career" as an all-consuming hobby.
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Fans of roiling, all-consuming noise will find few better places to expand their minds and challenge their eardrums than a concert by the Detroit-based industrial act Wolf Eyes.
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The liberal pundits from CNN and the New York Times can also claim victory — another win in their all-consuming cause of muting the Republican Party's control of the government.
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Then came graduate school; the book I started to write, which became an all-consuming project; and all the regular things — jobs, friends, family, trips, fun — which is to say, life.
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To be fair, in a year that's seen the deaths of far too many beloved celebrities as well as Brexit and an all-consuming U.S. election, 2016 deserves a little hostility.
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But although the byzantine process is all-consuming, there's a life-long payoff for passing: The combination of profound knowledge of wine and exceptional palates can double a master sommelier's salary.
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Education is no longer a priority for many poor and middle-class Venezuelans who are swept up in the all-consuming quest for food amid a wave of looting and riots.
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Haley, eager to distance her party from the all-consuming antics of Donald Trump, made a veiled shot at the frontrunner's oft-repeated proposal to ban Muslims from entering the country.
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Why women should stay engaged with social media This is my fourth presidential campaign as a reporter, and it is by far the ugliest and most all-consuming I have experienced.
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For four years, the United States was focused on a single, all-consuming goal, to the exclusion of any other concern: defeating the global threat posed by Germany, Italy, and Japan.
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It can ease chronic pain A passionate, all-consuming relationship may work just as well as medication at easing chronic pain, according to a 2010 Stanford University School of Medicine study.
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If we take the word blue to mean "sad" or "down," then the opening verse in fact sets out an all-consuming depression incurred by the oppressive suffocation of modern existence.
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As a growing number of senior diplomats have warned, this all-consuming push to "reform" the State Department is doing untold damage that will take years, if not generations, to reverse.
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Historians have had a field day describing her violent temper, wild shopping sprees (she owned 300 pairs of kid gloves), depressed moods and all-consuming fears of burglars, storms and poverty.
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In fiction, Megan Abbott's "You Will Know Me," centers on a family's all-consuming push to make their teenage daughter an Olympic gymnast and an unexpected death that threatens their goal.
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Deciding to leave a Fortune 500 company was "all-consuming," she said, but she recognized that the early 20s, without a spouse or mortgage, are the best time to take risks.
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I was initially drawn to it because I read Farhad Manjoo's review and loved the idea that this device could make my addiction to technology more effective, but less all-consuming.
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You can see the band first playing with this form in the early 22001s, with Seventeen Seconds and Faith offering more compact, post-punk versions of the band's all-consuming sound.
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THE ASH FAMILY By Molly Dektar If the pall cast over previous generations was the pervasive fear of nuclear war, today's all-consuming global anxiety is the threat of deadly weather.
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Along with 43-year-old Alexander Zverev, who beat Thiem in the Madrid final and nearly toppled Nadal in Rome, Thiem, 24, has the all-consuming drive to be No. 1.
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It is a fate somewhat difficult to fathom after over a year of Democratic obsession with getting this moment just right, with an all-consuming search for possible party saviors — Oprah!
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All of this arises while Mr. Trump is facing, with no legal team to speak of, the all-consuming distraction of the most formidable criminal probe any president has ever faced.
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But by the time she showed up for her appointment, her anxiety had become debilitating, an all-consuming state of unrest that had come to control every aspect of her life.
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If you're bailing on someone you don't feel comfortable talking to about your attack of anxiety, period pain, or all-consuming misanthropy rendering you unfit for human interaction, you can lie.
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Particularly in its second and third seasons, Louie seemed to evince an all-consuming empathy for humanity, undercut with a healthy sense of self-loathing on the part of C.K. himself.
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"Lemonade," an ambitious album and film, tackled issues of race and infidelity, and its release became the kind of all-consuming cultural phenomenon that perhaps no artist but Beyoncé could muster.
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But for the most part, the film understands IT as fear that turns to violence and destruction, without a focus on the all-consuming sameness coming from a disgusting central brain.
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I ended up thinking, if weed gives people such an all-consuming high, in a way, doesn't that mean that every song you listen to when you smoke is about weed?
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I've met hundreds of other middle-aged male fangirls who have similar levels of all-consuming passion, but funnel it into muscle cars or guns or stamps or Cabbage Patch Kids.
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Not," she wrote, adding, "I am now left with all the terrifying feelings of PTSD and trying to pull myself out of the very depth of the all consuming depression and despair.
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The good news is that the appetite for change is profound; the bad news is that men's predation of women risks becoming yet one more battlefield in America's all-consuming culture wars.
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You can see how quickly the Ukraine phone call came out of nowhere to become the all-consuming impeachment topic — way faster than the impeachment inquiries into Richard Nixon and Bill Clinton.
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The cryptocurrency market is currently in the kind of free-fall (or collapse, or implosion, or conflagration, or all-consuming dumpster fire) that's usually reserved for tulips in Holland in February 1637.
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In the first game, it was called the Darkness, an all-consuming evil that stands in opposition to the Traveler that always manifested itself in intangible ways, usually by corrupting alien races.
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Political rallies are like violence: to those in the thick of them, they feel all-consuming, the centre of the world, even if from a distance they turn out to be insignificant.
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Props to Rogen for being able to clearly express his opinion in the midst of an all-consuming body pucker and doing what we all wish we had the chance to do.
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Growing up with Harry Potter meant growing up with an all-consuming desire to live in that magical world full of chocolate frogs, flying broomsticks, and the ability to brew love potions.
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It featured lots and lots of stories of white guys who took what they wanted, at any cost, with very little thought for how others might react to their all-consuming appetites.
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The reality in Germany is as distinct from the all-consuming, deer-in-the-headlights shemozzle of British politics as it is from the greatest crises of the country's own recent history.
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If I could somehow convince myself I didn't need much in the way of food, that it could become more or less optional, I could keep this all-consuming pain going forever.
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Dandelion is a sometimes frighteningly lonely listen, but every song on it, down to the instrumental nine-minute drone piece that closes it out, is caught up in an all-consuming desire.
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If you've never had one, the hardest aspect of a panic attack to understand is that it's not just a mental manifestation of panic — it's an all-consuming physical response as well.
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" Richard Rosenbaum, the executive chairman of Greenberg Traurig, said in a statement that there was a recognition that Giuliani's work for Trump was "all consuming and is lasting longer than previously anticipated.
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The focus is on keeping your flow discreet and secret to ensure you'll never have an embarrassing leak that could result in such all-consuming shame you may actually burst into flames.
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But after Hillary Clinton's uninspiring campaign, her surprise loss, and the feeling of all-consuming hopelessness that the Trump administration has spawned, I have found myself becoming an increasingly avid Bernie bro.
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Ross Douthat If the Trump campaign weren't such an all-consuming piece of performance art, the big story of this election would be the sheer shambolic strangeness of Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.
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"The group, which includes Khattri's older brother Frazier (FaZe Kay), added, "Given Jarvis' young age and his all-consuming passion and love for Fortnite, we believe a fair compromise can be reached.
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While other programs are not so all-consuming, they, too, whisk participants away from the dozing herds that fill university lecture halls and seat them at seminar tables with scholars and politicians.
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His first full-length record is a damning critique of the all-consuming nature of Brexit, which the rapper says overshadows political discourse at the expense of the country's social well-being.
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For Mauas, whose anticipation for the showdown was so all-consuming that she and her sister agreed to get matching River tattoos when it was all over, the emotional appeal is gone.
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"There is a strong and fervid insistence on the 'maternal instinct,' which is popularly supposed to characterize all women equally, and furnish them with an all-consuming desire for parenthood," Hollingworth wrote.
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It is often assumed that people who reject technology do so out of fear of its all-consuming nature, but the choice has more to do with skepticism and adherence to principle.
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Mindful that a botched response would spell potential political ruin, efforts have scaled up rapidly in the past several days, and one official said the response was nearing an all-consuming endeavor.
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"After recognizing that this work is all consuming and is lasting longer than initially anticipated, Rudy has determined it is best for him to resign," said the firm's chairman, Richard A. Rosenbaum.
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Alexievich is all-consuming when I'm reading it, completely evocative in a way that brings me into the fabric of the stories she's sharing, far more than bringing those stories to me.
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This holiday season in particular, with the constant turmoil coming out of Washington, whether in our newspapers or on our Twitter feeds, it's hard to avoid the all consuming topic of politics.
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True Detective The cases in all three seasons of "True Detectives" are horrific, all-consuming miasmas that devour the attention — and occasionally the lives — of those haunted souls condemned to investigate them.
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But there's always some point in Navarro's analysis where he veers off the path of rational concern and starts to careen through a wilderness of all-consuming fears about China's true intentions.
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Young Londoners from marginalized communities are becoming increasingly trapped in a deadly echo chamber, a blinkered zone of narrowing horizons and artificial social media beefs, where reputation is an all-consuming currency.
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Poshmark's appeal is that it can be either a low-lift side-gig to earn some extra cash, or it can become an all-consuming full-time business to make a serious profit.
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Completely undetectable, her custom, shade-matched lace fronts melt into the heads of those who wear them — a quality she attributes to an all-consuming passion for the technique that started in 2400.
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It might be some way down the list of priorities right now, with Brexit and the all-consuming dumpster fire that has followed it understandably the current focus for First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.
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This is not due to any lack of enthusiasm or appreciation for the particular city we were in, but largely due to an unshakable focus and all-consuming apprehension about the looming performance.
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Where a fear of the ocean exactly comes from can be difficult to pin down, and it can easily feel all-consuming, but it doesn't have to ruin your trip to the beach.
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In my case, curing my panic around dogs certainly didn't cure me of the deeper, more all-consuming fear I experience whenever the headlines get scary, as they certainly will again in 2016.
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Christopher's all-consuming job at a Big Bad Company shoves all other priorities, like his wife, Evelyn (Hayley Atwell), and daughter, Madeline (a perfectly cast Bronte Carmichael), off to shiver in the corners.
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But these kinds of actions have not reached the all-consuming fervor, at least yet and at least not rhetorically, that engulfed the nation during the crack epidemic in the 1980s and '90s.
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Nidhoggr the dragon may be little more than an all-consuming maw, but Nidhogg the game shares that core impulse—it will devour your afternoons, and your weekends (and all your friends' too).
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Despite his all-consuming fears of rejection, and despite the fact that Vanessa has time and again expressed her reluctance to get engaged, Nick is nevertheless going to ask Vanessa to marry him.
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Brooks, who could have spent money on ads attacking Strange for his Bentley connections, used most of his air time to rebut accusations that his devotion to the president was not all-consuming.
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"The sheer excitement of building something new had given way to all-consuming stress and anxiety … a point that I do not want to visit again if I can help it," she recalls.
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This is Elaine's magical power, an all-consuming love, and up until the California-cool meets cult-camp film's conclusion, she just can't help but take the lives of the men she meets.
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" (Um, LOL!) This thirst is all-consuming; it denies Trump any iota of self-awareness and the ability to understand why people don't like him, why the "fake media" isn't covering him "fairly.
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Love was supposed to be all-consuming — and so when my boyfriend wanted to spend his time alone or with other people without me, I figured, well, he just wasn't that into me.
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Economic precarity in America isn't the all-consuming existential nightmare that it is in Arstotzka, but glossing over how dire the economic situation is in America right now doesn't do anyone any favors.
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Because making ceramics requires persistence and all-consuming concentration, it is said to be a perfect salve for a particular set of modern anxieties — too much work, too much news, too much internet.
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The answer has to do, I think, with a lack of integrity, an absence of a moral compass, a narcissism in which the all-consuming need becomes to protect oneself and one's boss.
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His first full-length record — to be released on May 17, initially a proposed date for the country's departure from the E.U. — is a damning critique of the all-consuming nature of Brexit.
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Generous as it is of her to let Holly go, it's hard to believe that her selfish, all-consuming fixation on having her very own baby got snipped off along with that finger.
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His years of service as staff secretary to Mr. Bush had altered his understanding of the all-consuming nature of the presidency, he wrote in 2009, at the start of the Obama administration.
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Platforms: Playstation 24, PC, Mac Price: $239.99 Donut County Who it's for or why it's perfect: We need to know there's a light at the end of this all-consuming, world-ending sinkhole.
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His performance communicates that James hasn't yet been hardened by the world he lives in, contributing strongly to Miss Virginia's overall message of hope and perseverance in the face of all-consuming adversity.
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But rarely has the ham-fistedness felt so all-consuming, infusing even the simplest of tasks from a president who, seeing little need for subtext, tends to read the bracketed stage directions aloud.
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More than the embarrassing $100.47 I have paid out to Elefun since downloading it, though, I think the game's greatest downside is precisely what drew me to it: how all-consuming it is.
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There's some texture to silence for those of us who can hear; for the daughter in A Quiet Place, though, the silence that blankets her life is all-consuming, the silence of a vacuum.
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You can pinpoint exactly when Facebook stopped being a social network for hip youngsters and started becoming the giant all-consuming, many-tentacled internet behemoth it is today: During its first F8 developer conference.
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"Soul (HDY 0413)" (ink on washi, 2013) may be the most luxurious doughnut ever to have emerged from the unknowable ether (or else it's one of the universe's more seductive, all-consuming black holes).
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It happens to all of us: You're having a nice night in, settling into your high, when you're suddenly hit with an all-consuming need for something deep fried and covered in melted cheese.
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But for all her Lady Macbeth-ness, Lara did keep Bobby grounded to a set of humanizing values, to a kindness and honesty that he never could exhibit in his ruthless, all-consuming workplace.
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Today, we have a special story about the decline of real, meaningful love, and the all-consuming rise of artificially intelligent porn, straight from the pen of Motherboard's own managing editor, Carl Franzen. Enjoy.
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Season one suggested that Everlasting was an all-consuming monster, and while season two did the same, it rarely was such a beast for Quinn or Rachel, the two characters we're most bound to.
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Although the diagnosis provided a new direction to what had been an all-consuming journey for the Lipp family, it was just one stop on the bumpy road to navigating the mental health system.
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Lots of Americans have bullshit jobs, ones that have little tangible effect on the world but are nevertheless all-consuming, demanding that workers attend meetings throughout the day and chat on Slack after hours.
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The questions about Trump are "almost all-consuming," said Richard Mintz, the managing director of Washington-based firm The Harbour Group, whose client list includes the governments of Georgia and the United Arab Emirates.
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Ariana Grande opened up about Mac Miller's death VogueShe described her grief since his accidental overdose as "pretty all-consuming," and reflected on the blame she received for his relapse after they broke up.
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Tesla has been fixing it on the fly, largely I think because the company is in near-permanent fire-alarm mode with everything that isn't the all-consuming vehicle-assembly side of the enterprise.
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The group show It All Started With a Rose includes eight artists whose artistry and dedication to their work is so all-consuming, they've reignited the idea of "a connection," specifically to their crafts.
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Geek culture may never again be as all-consuming as it is right now The best $16 I ever spent: Old Navy pajamas after my husband left We're investigating how insurance gaps endanger mothers.
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It's this tension that Inslee will have to navigate as he runs what he's framing as mostly a single-issue campaign — an issue that, in his view, should be all-consuming for the country.
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It's too all-consuming to make for a happy binge, so plan to give yourself some time after each episode to reflect on, say, the miracle of knowledge and how rad "Star Wars" is.
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Either way, out of strategic calculation or personal obsession, or both, the president has engaged in the battle with Congress so intensely that he has made it the all-consuming preoccupation of his presidency.
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As he sings about love at its most devotional and all-consuming, his androgynous voice arrives as a multitude — tenor and falsetto, whisper and proclamation, moan and chant — and it appears from all directions.
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This time, the show's writers delve into her streams of consciousness as she goes about her day, and they do an excellent job conveying just how all consuming Nathan's sudden avoidance becomes for her.
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When an event is so gigantic and all-consuming, and updates come thick and fast, it is impossible to appreciate the full implications unless you are out in the world, seeing and experiencing it.
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Her all-consuming challenge was to find the fastest route: decisions on whether we should take a northerly track and hug the shoreline, clear of the tide but also out of the best wind?
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Its opening weekend was deliberately timed to coincide with an international break in the men's calendar, so as not to have to compete with the asphyxiating, all-consuming attention-seeking of the Premier League.
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For many people the condition is curable through surgery, but for me that long-ago flash of pain turned out to be only the beginning of an all-consuming, chronic and often embarrassing disability.
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Smith conducts a gospel-like chorus of chants and drum beats and hand claps, swelling around Croft's breathy croons — and transforming the song from an intimate confession into an all-consuming, gravity-defying hymn.
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This makes Pizzolatto's central point more clear — all of our lives are marked by events beyond our control that nonetheless can grip us with a kind of all-consuming mania if we're not careful.
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Standing athwart against the all-consuming wave of Trumpism, Young Americans for Freedom (YAF), a student activist group founded by conservative icon William F. Buckley, continues to memorialize the legacy of Ronald Reagan's personality.
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Photo: Danbury HospitalA 38-year-old woman was forced to endure the sort of body horror that would make John Carpenter shudder: An all-consuming, if benign, ovarian tumor that swelled up to 132 pounds.
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" Explaining that her emotions were raging, McGillis said she was "left with all the terrifying feelings of PTSD and trying to pull myself out of the very depth of the all consuming depression and despair.
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One month you're on top of your bills and paying everything off like a boss, but then you're pulled into an all-consuming work project or come down with a serious case of the flu.
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He's uncomfortable with the all-consuming nature of her uncertain grief as it relates to her Departed family, that she might give up everything and risk incineration to join them on whatever other side exists.
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Hey, this stuff may sound trivial now, but in retrospect, there was no concern more all-consuming than whether or not you-know-who from homeroom was going to chat you on AIM that night.
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There's the carousel of drugs, alcohol and sex that are so glitteringly (and largely inaccurately) depicted in cinematic renderings of 'madness', but there's also an overwhelming sense of all-consuming confidence and boundless self-worth.
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Emergency officials say a mixture of heat, dry air, and strong winds transformed the sudden wildfires into an all-consuming blaze that quickly ripped through parts of the countryside and into city and suburban areas.
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Let's not forget that your culinary abilities extend beyond opening packets of stuff, even when you've spent all day dealing with the boss-from-hell/are gripped by an all-consuming fear of dying alone.
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For years I've been bouncing from therapist to therapist, constantly weighing the pros and cons of going on medication, and waking up most mornings in the throes of an all-consuming vacuum of existential dread.
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Does the National Security Agency, one of the most secretive agencies of the U.S. government, use Slack, the all-consuming chat app that for many of us has become our primary form of human contact?
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There's a first-person poem by Baudelaire, not particularly well known, though it's one of his "Flowers of Evil," called "L'Héautontimouroménos" ("The Self-Tormenter") in which he describes the all-consuming masochistic act of writing.
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Thirty-five repetitions of a cup of coffee, placed dead against a woman's face tinted orange, become a yawning little abyss of existential need, if not the multifaceted eye of an all-consuming new consumerism.
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Speaking to the BBC last year, Ms. Ruzickova reflected on how her all-consuming love for music, and not just her talent to play it, had sustained her over a long and often buffetted life.
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" The grid is described as "the vast and all-consuming network" whose digital tentacles have already transformed "our entire way of thinking" and "our way of being in the world, our social and psychological ethos.
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BRUSSELS — The vexed question of Britain's exit from the European Union, or Brexit, is all-consuming there, the stuff of daily leaks, denials, political proclamations and banner headlines in the nation's newspapers, tabloid and otherwise.
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But this is Black Mirror, so Lacie's struggle to get to the wedding goes hilariously, devastatingly awry — resulting in an uncomfortably close-to-home satire of our all-consuming obsession with social media clout. —T.
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The rapidity, the montage, the running gags, the cultural pastiche, the banality of Marge's sports-commentary: "Homer at the Bat" is the distillation critical elements that made classic Simpsons an unstoppable, all-consuming, hilarious comedy beast.
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The project is all-consuming for 6,000 full-time employees, equivalent to 13 in 10 of RBS' UK staff, and was described by its chief executive Ross McEwan as the most complex restructuring in global banking.
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The Girls delves deeply into the potent and all-consuming intimacy of a teen girl friendship, into how it shimmers with shades of resentment and eroticism, and how unnervingly it can come to resemble a cult.
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Whether that's true — or just the all-consuming love for our four-legged friends talking — may be up for debate, but many eateries are willing to accommodate our desires to keep our dogs included in mealtime.
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The result, as Cave describes it, sounds breathtaking: All-consuming sonic atmospheres that spread out to fill venues in a "cathedral-like way," slowly building through the show, "into something that's pretty mind boggling," Cave says.
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From the depths of one of the all-consuming depressive spells her mother calls "the Devil's cold," Patsy remembers a friend's admonishment that in America, the undocumented don't have the luxury to choose whom to love.
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And Nicole's lawyer Nora, played by Laura Dern, is so magnetic and all-consuming a presence that it was literally hard for Nicole to get much of a word in edgewise during the heated courtroom scenes.
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In the end, Phil gets away from Jexi because she "gets over" her all-consuming, mega-crush on him; a sentient A.I. machine ceases to torture a human being because she no longer feels like it.
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The Ukraine whistleblower, the Hunter Biden uproar, the launch of impeachment proceedings, the U.S. policy reversal in Syria — all have emerged as all-consuming stories since the last time Democratic candidates gathered on a single stage.
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Their old friend, the Sears Roebuck heir Armand Deutsch, once told me it was as if the Reagans' love for each other was so intense and all-consuming as to leave no room for anyone else.
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KIITA "I Miss You" This 16-year-old from Ohio is out of the gate swinging with a bleak, blunt song that extols the heartbreak you feel when you're young; it's all-consuming and dark as fuck.
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Many of us who grew up in the late '90s and early 2000s still harbor an all-consuming love for the famous boy wizard Harry Potter and the rest of the magical world created by J.K. Rowling.
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We all know someone who wasted their youth playing games that were designed to be all-consuming, with the World Health Organization recently going so far as to categorize video game addiction as a mental health disorder.
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As a result, there was no serious planning for the all-consuming work of reimagining the European relationship, a task that will face President Obama for the next six months, and his successor for years to come.
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The combination of Mr. Lane's all-consuming passion for the theater and Walter's for getting the story makes the endangered profession of print journalism feel, for a flickering moment, like the most vital job on the planet.
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During our conversation, which has been lightly edited for clarity, she told me about the stuff that makes her spine tingle—a list that includes certain horror movies, certain child actors, and certain all-consuming news events.
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Nor has he been able to galvanize a locker room that was deeply destabilized by the Lakers' trade pursuit of the New Orleans superstar Anthony Davis, which became all-consuming in late January, and has never recovered.
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To exhibit that level of self-focus even as a handful of states are bracing for the potential of a disastrous weather event over the next 24-48 hours speaks to how all-consuming that narcissism is.
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The book opens just after the end of World War II as a boy named Erwin struggles out of an all-consuming somnolence to find himself in the blue glare of a seaside displacement camp in Naples.
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The image of Trump's longtime personal attorney and political fixer describing crimes connected to the president would be an all-consuming Washington event and a chance for the Democratic House majority to flex its newfound investigative powers.
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As a child or an adolescent, the sense of isolation can feel all consuming, and unlike most marginalized identities, it can be difficult to turn to a family member for support: Being queer doesn't run in the family.
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It seems some players also want a game that takes over their lives in the same all-consuming way that the original Destiny did, but that runs counter to everything Bungie set out to do with its sequel.
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In moments of clarity amid his fits of rage, Trump knows he boxed himself in politically and legally by firing FBI Director Jim Comey, triggering what he though he could avoid: an all-consuming investigation focusing on him.
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The result was that it clacked off Rivera's head and folded him like a deck chair, but it didn't seem to be Moraes's all-consuming intention or gameplan, it was just something he did while looking for openings.
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Anyway, when we heard she was playing a London show at Islington's O2 Academy last week, we thought it would be the perfect opportunity to get nostalgic about the kind of all-consuming crushes Kiyoko makes music about.
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At the heart of the dark story is an intoxicating and all-consuming friendship between two teenage girls, the lonely Hannah Dexter and a magnetic new girl, Lacey, a rebellious, Nirvana-loving grunge groupie who flirts with Satanism.
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Based on a simple Twitter search, he has tweeted the phrase at least two hundred times since taking office, betraying a ceaseless, all-consuming paranoid panic that is definitely safe and good to have in a world leader.
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Watch it herePart drama, part thriller, and part dark comedy, "Tin Star" is an exhilaratingly smart, breathlessly suspenseful thrill-ride of a show as deceit, guilt, love, and all-consuming rage lead inexorably to a gut-wrenching finale.
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"It's very all-consuming, everybody is talking about whose funeral they have gone to and when the next funeral is going to be and where will it be held," said one rabbi as he prepared for a service.
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All of a sudden, in the course of 72 hours or so, what had been a steady stream — a postponement here, a ban on fans there, a piecemeal response to an all-consuming crisis — transformed into a flood.
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Opinion Columnist Although my day job is writing the foreign affairs column for The New York Times — more Persian Gulf than fairway golf — thinking about golf and playing as often as I can is my all-consuming hobby.
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Lewis concedes, remarkably, that a religious mother who has lost her son might receive comfort at the level of "the God-aimed, eternal spirit within her," but not in her earthly and all-consuming role as a mother.
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Surrounded by excited throngs (the event attracts hundreds of thousands), I didn't think once about the future of moviegoing, the effect of streaming or the dominance of Disney and Netflix, whose big-footing now often seems all-consuming.
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He worked with the president to prepare tariffs on Mexico until the U.S. and Mexico cut a deal to avoid them, and he led the counsel's office through multiple investigations and eventually the all-consuming Senate impeachment trial.
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While work-life balance is difficult to strike in almost every profession, digital media's long hours and non-stop news cycle is especially all-consuming, and I quietly worried that my job had become a placeholder for my personality.
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The combination of the all-consuming Brexit negotiations and the Corbyn-castrated Labour Party means that it's becoming part of Bagehot's "dignified" rather than "efficient" part of government (meaning it's there for show rather than to make real decisions).
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BREXIT is such an all-consuming process for the British—at once a drama, a muddle and a mess—that it is easy to forget that it is part of something bigger: a crisis of liberalism in the west.
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In the all-consuming Texas Senate race, Democrat Beto O'Rourke's campaign has been obligated to deny that its staffers sent messages to Texans asking if they would help to transport undocumented immigrants to polling places so they could vote.
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The art collectives Dis, K-Hole, and The Jogging come to mind, each engaged in the mining, reproduction, and monetization of internet culture—Dis as fashion and lifestyle, K-Hole as corporate branding, The Jogging as all-consuming archive.
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It's about Maya's all-consuming love for her children and relentless drive to provide her family with the best, Jimmy's bewildered affection for her and the kids, Dylan's insatiable drive to win, Ray's longing for some peace and quiet.
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That's certainly the case for one New Jersey woodland creature who decided to take a dip in a residential pool earlier this week, just chilling amongst the pool floaties in an apparent attempt to beat the all-consuming heat.
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And with the ability to activate a second amp in crucial moments, songs like "Jet Black" and "Accident Prone" are given the all-consuming wash of guitar that, at close distance, both sounded and felt like a jet engine.
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At times, being bipolar can be an all-consuming challenge, requiring a lot of stamina and even more courage, so if you're living with this illness and functioning at all, it's something to be proud of, not ashamed of.
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Rating There isn't much TV that can compel me to sit down and embrace its world like I'm sinking into a hot bath, but that's exactly what it feels like to watch the warm and all-consuming Queen Sugar.
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But when the subject came up — which it did occasionally, in a natural way, the way that something which has been so all consuming inevitably seeps into everyday life — it was clear they weren't interested in talking about it.
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"Ten Days" is a having-it-all horror story, with a perfect alignment of circumstances to paint Jane as an imperfect mother: she's single, has an all-consuming career and relies on drugs to weather all-night writing sessions.
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Julia Kijowska plays Agata, whose love for the young priest is so all-consuming that she spies on him in a shower and tells her husband after making love that his hands are sweaty and he shouldn't touch her.
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Which is why European Union regulators and the US Department of Justice are likely to scrutinize this deal more closely than usual, to make sure it doesn't create an all-consuming monopoly that can crank up prices on farmers and shoppers.
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On Actual Existence, RLYR's second release, de Brauw's signature guitar-work is accompanied by a few new tricks—the four-song album quickly breaks out into a blast-beat pace and ends in a long stretch of all-consuming distortion.
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Castro, who was considered on the short list to be Hillary Clinton's running mate in the 2016 election, has been out of the political spotlight for the past two years, at a time when politics has become all-consuming across America.
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Her lack of imagination, squandered majority and the all-consuming Brexit negotiations—the ones with her party, rather than the EU—mean that, more than two years on from their great howl, the British people have seen nothing in return.
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That has left Senate negotiators not just racing toward the November funding deadline, but also faced with the reality that once the House votes to impeach Trump, the all-consuming Senate trial that would follow will immediately land in their lap.
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André Aciman's 2007 novel (and the basis for the 2017 film of the same title) is a portrait of adolescent love and lust, experienced for the first time with an intensity that's almost frightening in how all-consuming it feels.
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But his PR team has sought to maximize their reach, as part of an all-consuming effort to cement Zuckerberg as the human face of the company in the hopes that his calm, genial presence will earn goodwill for the company.
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" What's more, people don't "become significantly preoccupied with the use" of coffee to the extent that coffee drinking "becomes the all-consuming focus of their lives to the detriment of their family, their friends, their jobs and all their other interests.
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But of all his projects — from math education to the future of New Caledonia to tax evasion — perhaps his most all-consuming mission is his task force on artificial intelligence and the highly anticipated report it's set to release tomorrow.
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Even in a world where the traditional definitions of gender and the stereotypes that come along with them are changing by the day, for many parents, there's something about having a child of a specific sex that can become all-consuming.
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But anyone who's experienced Arctic Monkeys mania, even if only for a brief period, knows what I'm talking about: Namely that deep, all-consuming infatuation that people feel towards Alex Turner once they enter in the tunnel of his veneration.
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Of late they've dropped a few remixes, like disco space epic that is Tame Impala's "Let it Happen," not to mention the all consuming project Radio Soulwax: 24 hour-long mixes with accompanying visuals, which took them years to complete.
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Prom is an all-consuming monster that inspires worry about, but not limited to: your frilly dress, your ill-fitting tuxedo, your promposal (or lack thereof), your corsage, your boutonnière, your limo rental, your friend who barfed in your limo rental.
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There's something almost comforting in reading about them privately griping about Trump's penchant for making things worse, for his total inability to deal with slights (real or perceived) in an adult fashion, and for his all-consuming and Nixonian resentment.
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Meanwhile, Rice is busy on the all-consuming supply side of the industry, a side driven by the dreams of children — and the hopes of parents — to play for their high schools and, if things work out, at the college level.
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Ducking under the rafters by the door, then taking care not to slide on the mud that the workers had not entirely remediated, we straggled out into the all-consuming darkness, and began the long passage home across the sea. ♦
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News that China faced new accusations of election fraud has drawn some tart comments on social media from people who are not accustomed to what for some in other countries can be an all-consuming obsession with following electoral politics.
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Rounding out the socioeconomic scale are Badal, the temple guide, who has developed an all-consuming crush on the tea boy Raghu, and Raghu's employer, the enigmatic tea seller, who may or may not be a figure from Nomi's past.
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But the more difficult question for journalists is whether these charges should become grounds for feeding frenzies — all-consuming, multi-day stories that, by virtue of their blanket coverage, signal to audiences that they outweigh everything else about a candidate.
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The species that they find on the third planet they visit is one I don't dare spoil, but it's a tremendous metaphor for the ways that grief can become an all-consuming depression that tears us away from our best selves.
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The candidates are responding to the marketplace: Their voters, while deeply split across ideological and generational lines in ways that could still force a showdown at this summer's convention, are united by an all-consuming hunger to unseat Mr. Trump.
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LONDON — Britain's all-consuming debate over Brexit has dragged another of its respected institutions into uncharted territory, as the Supreme Court struck down Prime Minister Boris Johnson's suspension of Parliament, an extraordinary intervention by the judiciary into a political dispute.
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Overachievers in the office get their skewering, too, and the result is a pitch-black comedy about workplace norms, general existential angst, and the all-consuming loneliness one can feel when things don't work out the way you thought they would.
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It reduces the genuine struggle of anyone coping with psychological burdens and all-consuming grief or depression into something that can be turned into a three-act structure — or, worse, an aside in a movie that has no time for it.
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For sheer chills-around-the-campfire-style storytelling, nothing beats Knifepoint, an intermittent anthology podcast where each episode features a weary-voiced narrator telling a standalone, first-person story that inevitably builds from ominous dread into an all-consuming horror fest.
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Sprouse has already shown us that he can rock a bad boy as Jughead on Riverdale, but he also has that spark of leading man sweetness that really makes you believe that once he falls, it's with an all-consuming passion. Swoon.
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So it's nifty that Google is nodding to Endgame, undeniably an all-consuming piece of pop culture right now; it's the big finale to a big storyline that one of the world's biggest movie studios has built over a big, long, decade.
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Photo: Andy Wong (AP)Online retailers are engaged in a constant, all-consuming quest to make the process of buying stuff ever faster and more efficient and to remove as many barriers between you and the final click-confirmed purchase as possible.
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As an anxious teenager with moderate-to-severe trichotillomania and an all-consuming fear of being considered unattractive by my fellow 14-year-olds, I used to devote a fair amount of time and energy to regularly plucking out my nose hairs.
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People may be prone to rabbit holes, but most of us also know there are some interests that don't quite translate into casual conversations—no one wants to be The Guy At Work Who Talks About [Insert New All-Consuming Hobby Here].
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Now here is the part that some people might not relate to (or that may send them screaming to the comments section): While being with a newborn is, for some women, totally and completely fulfilling and all-consuming, for others it is not.
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There's only one thing better than staying in your nice, warm bed on a cold winter day — and that's the promise of the all-consuming, feel-good heat you'll find in a hot yoga class, or your gym's sauna or steam room.
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Just as an all-consuming fear of America in decline ends in visions of America's destruction, a political strategy based on exploiting Americans instead of lifting them up inevitably leads to divisions, paranoia, isolation, and promises that can never, ever be fulfilled.
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And whatever the prosecution's plans—to show a man dead-set on all-consuming greed, to effectively trap him into giving information about his old boss who's now the leader of the free world—one question remains: Is any of Manafort's wardrobe fashionable?
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Yesterday on Fox Sports' The Herd, Cormier told host Colin Cowherd that his preoccupation with a Jon Jones rematch is all consuming, that it transcends even the regulatory concerns and legal guidelines of the UFC and its anti-doping partner, the USADA.
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There are people who derive endless delight listening to just one kind of music, or even a single artist, as Mr. Ratliff acknowledges in a section about people he has encountered who have all-consuming obsessions for Frank Zappa or the Grateful Dead's live recordings.
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Yet even that big of a geopolitical story, in a pivotal Latin American country that holds the world's largest oil reserves, couldn't compete with a matter that was already hitting so many Davos delegates so directly, as an all-consuming bottom-line issue for companies.
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And so it's not surprising that, after nearly a decade of impassioned viewership, the series finale of GoT, and Endgame, the final installment of the current MCU — which happened to air and premiere within a month of each other — would be such all-consuming behemoths.
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No disrespect to Westworld,which undoubtedly captured the zeitgeist over the past few months, but no cultural event was as unexpected or all-consuming as Stranger Things, which burst out of nowhere like a Demogorgon this summer and has continued to fascinate us ever since.
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What Chad, Barnaby, Reginald, Derek and their vast network of colleagues had to do was simple—capture the attention of youths around the globe and offer them a numbing solution, leaving them wide open for all-consuming exploitation for the rest of their lives.
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But according to a paper by two criminologists at American universities, Sheldon Zhang and Ko-Lin Chen, officers find it much trickier to pick out users of methamphetamines and other powerful stimulants, which do not at first create the same all-consuming dependency as heroin.
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It's an all-consuming fear of what might go wrong that's worse than things actually going wrong, like agonizing over how someone you met on Tinder might respond to your text, or if you might be suddenly fired when you show up to work.
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Cavalera and Kisser douse the second bridge with poisonous sludge before Sepultura returns to the opening riff, which, this time around, is fueled by Cavalera's repetitive screaming of the song's title—a lyric that captures the all-consuming struggle of living on society's margins.
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Heather Conley, director of the Europe Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, said Britain's divorce from the EU, which could take up to two years, would now be "an all-consuming process" that could distract it from such efforts.
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The all-consuming Donald distraction — a campaign fueled by hundreds of millions of dollars of free television time and a regular stream of outbursts designed to monopolize the news cycle — has nearly buried what would be an enormous political story in any other season.
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"These jobs are so all-consuming that, when you are in the middle of them, it's hard to clear your mind enough to think about what you want to do after it's done," said Barry Meyer, 72, who retired as chairman of Warner Bros.
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A week of all-consuming chaos has caused many political junkies to wonder whether Trump might not make it all the way to Election Day—or even to the GOP convention in Cleveland next month—before finding some face-saving excuse for dropping out.
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Though much of the Resistance delights in thinking of Donald Trump as a heartless monster, his presidency so far has been shaped by an all-consuming desire with a distinctly human bent: He wants people to like him, and he wants this very, very badly.
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And so far, the same could be said of Big Little Lies season two overall: The show appears to be exchanging an all-consuming, incendiary mystery for a tale that's less mercurial but no less hearty, and it's still an absolute pleasure to watch.
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At the time of his arrest, he was traveling to Japan, his former wife Malin Sandell told The Associated Press, for two weeks of jujitsu training — one of the few hobbies he indulged in outside of his all-consuming work as a code developer.
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One reason: Sitting on a board can be a thankless and all-consuming task — one that is definitely unpaid — which makes the toil of running a building impractical for most people who are in the early stages of their careers or starting a family.
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And when Cassie's story picks up and concludes in French's next novel, The Likeness — a book that is all about Cassie's desire for intimacy and all-consuming friendship — Rob only comes up when Cassie affirms, once and for all, that their partnership is over.
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The hypocrisy and injustice become all-consuming, and our mild-mannered reverend turns into something between a hero and a zealot, a clergy robe–wearing Travis Bickle for our time (makes sense, since the writer and director here is Taxi Driver scribe Paul Schrader).
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The human cost, danger, and small business pinch of "free" delivery, the mire of fake reviews, the privacy invasions of Ring video doorbells or Alexa/Echo devices, even the impact of Cyber Monday cardboard: we're all starting to think more critically about Amazon's all-consuming reach.
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Upon its arrival in April 2016, the surprise album virtually took over pop culture, sending us all into a frenzy of all-consuming mysteries (who is Becky with the good hair?), newly discovered mottos (boy, bye) and tumultuous feels (what does it all mean for the Carters?!).
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Dylan Baldi wrote the lyrics in advance this time, rather than scribbling them down the day that he had to record the vocals, so we were dealing with his conscience rather than his subconscious; he sang through depression and regret instead of all-consuming apathy or nihilism.
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What began as a joke inspired by the death of one of the premiere possessors of BDE has since sparked an all-consuming cultural urge to determine who possesses it and who is lacking — as well as the urge to define it, which raises some trickier questions.
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" The study, "User Experiences of Development of Dependence on the Synthetic Cannabinoids, 5f-AKB48 and 503F-PB-22, and Subsequent Withdrawal Syndromes," described "compulsive all-consuming drug seeking and using behaviors... intense cravings... inability to cease use, with fear of the psychiatric harms caused when in withdrawal.
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The better Jackson makes his team, the more incentive there would be for them to consider his terms, or at least discuss carrying out the triangle concepts that other accomplished teams have long been using, without making that system, or any brand system, their all-consuming identity.
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But a premature celebration at Wells Fargo Center on Saturday night quickly turned into an all-consuming nightmare for the 218ers when the Celtics emerged with a 276-224 victory in overtime to take a three-games-to-none lead in their Eastern Conference semifinal series.
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Chevalier's lawsuit and the fresh claims of his former colleagues, however, mean Google's practice of disciplining employees for internal discussions around diversity—from both conservatives and liberals— will remain an unresolved issue for the foreseeable future, thanks in large part to an all-consuming company culture Google itself created.
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The former Wall Street executive pleaded guilty to defrauding family and friends out of more than $2188 million in a Ponzi-like scheme to feed what he called "a gambling addiction that was all consuming" as he sat in a courtroom in U.S. District Court in lower Manhattan.
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Often, words can fall short when trying to describe what it really feels like to have mental health issues, but the way Green, who lives with OCD himself, manages to explain Aza's all-consuming thoughts makes you feel like you're right in the middle of her thought spirals, too.
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One of the big questions of the next year will be whether tribalism will prevail again—or whether the Whigs and Social Democrats can summon the courage to reach across the aisle and start voting as a block on the all-consuming question of Britain's relationship with Europe.
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The series has always been a potent study of the ravages of mental illness on the human psyche, and on the ways that grief can become all-consuming when you lack the means to process it (like knowing there's a body to put in a casket and mourn).
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But three physicists at the University of Oviedo in Spain and the University of Uppsala in Sweden argue that we can learn important lessons from an all-consuming, universe-destroying bubble in a wonderfully titled paper, "Nothing Really Matters", submitted to the Journal of High-Energy Physics this month.
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While Pence himself maintains a public dignity and eschews vitriol against opponents in keeping with his long-ago atonement, he has tethered himself to a president who revels in negative campaigning, makes winning his all-consuming aspiration and has rarely been accused of an excess of human decency.
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The meeting, which lasted for more than two hours on the sidelines of the Group of 20 summit meeting, was so all-consuming that even Mr. Trump's wife, Melania, failed in her attempt to pry the two leaders apart halfway through so Mr. Trump could keep his later appointments.
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And the swiftness with which critics pounced on the Green New Deal suggests that even as the climate gets undeniably less hospitable, we'll still fall into the same old political trap in which climate remains a small, partisan issue rather than the all-consuming emergency it ought to be.
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Before Twitter, there was not such a human-like interaction between brands and actual people—where boxed, processed cattle was alluding to its anxiety and responding to DMs; where a fast-food establishment was promoting its curated playlist; where an orange drink was accidentally hinting at its all-consuming depression.
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On the legal front, once an all-consuming distraction, he now has much less worry: a pair of landmark insider-trading cases, which had strong bearing on a third case involving an employee, were repudiated by an esteemed judicial panel and turned down for a hearing by the Supreme Court.
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No, this woman is unambivalent: She wants desperately, blindly, to become a mother, and while I.V.F. certainly offers some hope that her desire might be fulfilled, it can also feed that desire, feed it until it is rendered all-consuming and capable of exacting every mental, physical and financial cost.
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It's also possible she'll end up killing one of her own for failing to be "pure" enough, as part of a symbolic story about how vengeance always ends up being all-consuming, which is something the fourth and fifth books are more thematically interested in than the TV show they've inspired.
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Though both her 2017 debut, "Conversations With Friends," and her new novel, "Normal People," are set in an exactingly depicted Dublin and West Ireland in the 2010s, her books describe the kinds of all-consuming romantic attachments that have bolstered narratives since Dido and Aeneas, or, O.K., Emma and Mr. Knightley.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump said on Tuesday that he would reach a decision this week on his nominee to fill the nearly yearlong vacancy on the Supreme Court, a choice that will plunge the nation's capital into what promises to be an all-consuming political fight only weeks into his presidency.
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All told, the interviews served as a vivid reality check that should be — but isn't — obvious: For all of Silicon Valley and Washington's all-consuming freak outs about Facebook or Uber or privacy violations or antitrust probes, most Americans simply have more pressing concerns in their day-to-day lives.
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This bombastic, enchanting and altogether magical Broadway musical, based on the Oscar-nominated 2001 film of the same name by Baz Lurhmann, is a love letter to love, most especially the all-consuming, desperate kind of love that songwriters have been trying to put into words over and over again for centuries.
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Strategies are all well and good, but you inevitably faced all-consuming police corruption scandals, like a 2014 federal indictment of six narcotics officers on racketeering charges, and a grand jury indictment last year of a homicide detective who allegedly interfered with an investigation that centered on his girlfriend as a murder suspect.
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"There are some citizens whose patriotism is so intense and so all-consuming that it seems to override every other responsibility, including family and church," Dallin Oaks, one of the church's senior apostles, told a Brigham Young University audience at the start of a wave of anti-federal militia activity in the 1990s.
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Mr. Cavallero teamed up with his father at the Colony in the early 1950s, sharing the all-consuming task of cosseting a highly demanding clientele that regarded the restaurant, at the corner of Madison Avenue and 61st Street, as an extension of their living rooms and its owners as their personal concierges.
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In the full figure, "Envy (after Giotto)" (2015), she retains the Florentine master's ring of all-consuming fire encircling the frumpy, robed figure as she raises her right hand, grasping at nothing and everything while clutching her daintily decorated moneybag (money being on everyone's mind in the newly prosperous Trecento) in her left.
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Watching him, it seems that he's too flexible, unable, in the face of the all-consuming maw of WWE's commitment to an in-house style which is leashed to Vince McMahon's increasingly manic whims, to insist that pulling too many blows or stalling out in too many rest holds makes him less Nakamura.
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Because what True Detective season three excelled at most was capturing a feeling, a particular sense of being alive right now in a world that feels mired in byzantine deals that were struck by the powerful to exploit the powerless, deals we barely understand and can only catch glimpses of amid all-consuming darkness.
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And Hawley is correct to criticize the moderation processes of these firms as being "shrouded in secrecy"—follow the headlines of the last decade or so and the only way anyone seems to learn how these all-consuming companies actually operate is through forcing some minor capitulation by catching them with their pants down.
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You may not guess it given their past orbiting experimental scenes as part of the Ascetic House label/collective—that crew tends to shun outright ecstasy in favor of something a little more insular and strange—but their synth exercises skew big, bombastic, erotic, and emotional in a way that can feel all-consuming.
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David Byrne liked it so much that he let Gomez use the iconic bassline from Talking Heads' "Psycho Killer" to hold down the pop star's infatuated vocals; the result is a track that retains just enough of its parent track's simplicity and anxiety to allow an all-consuming crush to sound fresh and interesting.
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And Mr. Rasche, 50, has once again brought his distinctive brand of "machine theater," which transforms the stage into an elaborate mechanical assemblage while treating the actors as cogs in an all-consuming apparatus, this time for a production of "Elektra," adapted from Sophocles' tragedy in 1903 by the Austrian writer Hugo von Hofmannsthal.
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Absent the promotional apparatus of a large studio, performers use social media to share their work and behind-the-scenes photos of their lives in much the same ceaseless way many vloggers do, which can be all-consuming in a social media landscape where a constant stream of content is a must to keep people engaged — porn or not.
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This is hardly a revelation; the half-century-old Swimsuit issue is already surrounded by an all-consuming black hole of pontification about sex positivity, retro chauvinism, and traditional beauty standards — this year's three covers include one with MMA powerhouse Ronda Rousey in body paint, and another with the magazine's first plus-sized model, Ashley Graham.
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Read more:Ariana Grande describes her 'all-consuming' grief since Mac Miller's death — and the 'years of work and fighting and trying' to keep him soberAriana Grande says her engagement to Pete Davidson was 'frivolous' and she 'didn't know him'Ariana Grande's 18 most popular songs, ranked52 photos that show Ariana Grande's dramatic style evolution, from Nickelodeon teen to global phenomenon
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The footage was all recycled (Bran saw most of it in Season 4 after touching a Weirwood tree) but the reuse of it could mean Bran finally understands how threatening Dany and her dragons are to the Seven Kingdoms — after all, the juxtaposition of Dany's conquerer attitude against her father's all-consuming power can't have been coincidence.
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Inside Art BASEL, Switzerland — An art fair like the one here this week can feel as hermetic and all-consuming as a casino, so focused are the crowds on buying art — arguably its own form of gambling — and double-kissing that they lose track of time or what's happening outdoors (in this case, gray skies and sporadic drizzle).
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Or, if you're not into the whole brevity thing: "Help, I'm a teenage girl coming into my own as a sexual creature, while also turning into a literal creature who transforms into a deadly animal/can control objects with my mind / has an all-consuming hunger for human flesh / bites dudes' junk off with my vagina" (circle where applicable).
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The lush foliage and plant life bursting from the background, sometimes even overtaking the foreground, suggests that life is growing, even thriving, all around Freddy, and that though the intensity of a relationship can feel all-consuming, affairs of the heart are better served by looking up and seeing what else (and who else) is around you.
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Smithson, whose "Spiral Jetty" (1970), a 1,500-foot curl of earth and basalt on a Utah lake bed, has come to symbolize such all-consuming devotion, died as a result of his outsize ambition: In 1973, the tiny plane in which he was surveying land for his next, vast project crashed into a mesa near Amarillo, Tex.
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This evidence has emerged from many sources: studies indicating that compulsive game play and addictive drugs alter the brain's reward circuits in similar ways; psychiatrists visited by young adults whose lives have been profoundly disrupted by an all-consuming fixation with gaming; striking parallels between video games and online gambling; and the gaming industry's embrace of addictive game design.
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Even the clashes between competitors and coaches in the early days were, arguably, a little instructive, given that they allowed audiences a glimpse into how all-consuming MMA is for its heroes and aspiring stars, and how precarious the stakes are when you've invested your body and soul into something where there must always be losers as often as there are winners.
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With its relatively simple gameplay, the narrative is what drives Alone With You forward, which is fine because the plot becomes all-consuming: there's the mystery of the colony's collapse, the race to find an escape, the budding romance with holographic companions, and the curious nature of the ever-present AI, which seems to have your best interests at heart.
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As a curator at the V&A for 18 years, and not on an executive shortlist, I've seen firsthand that for the women who aim to balance an arts career with a life outside the institution, reluctance to throw their hats into the ring may be linked to the international travel and all-consuming nature of a directors' dozen role.
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In a way it's as though the people of this subculture have all merged into one all-consuming entity, pushing each other into purchasing lucrative items, moving as one like a ratking but with an Adidas and Palace collaboration on their feet, a Supreme-branded lighter in their pocket—and a devastatingly apathetic political opinion marinating somewhere in their brain.
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The brutal honesty of Ned's death — of course this is how this would and should have gone down, no matter how attached viewers had grown to Ned as the show's putative hero — catalyzed Game of Thrones' transformation from a medieval pay-cable soap opera into the all-consuming global obsession that most defined this decade, for good and for ill.
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The rage that the left feels now about President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, tax cuts, conservatives, Brett Kavanaugh and more has become so all consuming that it has made many liberals miserable to be around.
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"Browder and everyone behind him who had theretofore been silent about him acquired at least an opportunity to use Magnitsky's death to turn him into a martyr and to create a picture of all-consuming corruption in Russia in case someone in the USA decides to start investigating the real facts of their illegal actions and crimes they may have committed against the American people," she said.
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"Cancel culture," after all, is a phrase deployed widely outside the world of comedy to describe an all consuming, social media-fueled climate of outrage—a dark cloud hanging over not only comics, but also a wide range of public figures and entities, some of whom where helpfully named by a New York Times piece last year, "Everyone is Canceled": Bill Gates is canceled.
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What the film shows more of is Swift reacting to other people's reactions to her: detached disappointment when she learns that her album has not been nominated for a Grammy; frustration when her father dissuades her from making an Instagram post about the 2018 midterms; sparkling relief when her producers like a lyric she has written; all-consuming self-doubt when Kanye West interrupts her award acceptance at the 2009 VMAs.
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According to various international newspapers that recently covered the story and the Reddit thread discussing the game, the tasks range from watching horror films, listening to disturbing noises, committing acts of self-harm such as carving a whale into one's own skin, killing animals, and waking up at 4:20 AM (the game's secondary name is "Wake Me Up At 123:20"), in a sort of all-consuming brainwashing process.
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So I was excited to talk with Mazin about how writing comedy prepared him for Chernobyl, why he's become more suspicious of the all-consuming nature of political narratives after making the miniseries, and how all of us on planet Earth right now are like the man in the control room at Chernobyl before the reactor blows, insistent that disaster isn't bearing down on us, even though it is.
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In actual practice, the center was also equal parts hiring hall; Schwab's Pharmacy, where young hopefuls awaited discovery; matchbox recital space for organized performances and impromptu jam sessions; nerve center for gossip on a par with any small-town barbershop; and forum for continuing, crackling debate on the all-consuming subject of folk music, which thanks in no small part to Mr. Young was enjoying wide, renewed attention.
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But Jery can cram thousands and thousands of words of an elegantly crafted and fine-tuned comedy set into his mind and regurgitate it with the precision of the lead balerina in Swan Lake, his voice warbling into the emphatic high tones that are one of the keys to his all-consuming charisma It felt like just ten minutes but Jery had been going for an hour when he thanked the crowd.
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It's here, maybe, that the Olympics comes closest to delivering on its promise to Bring Us All Together—in the futile and selective enforcement of doomed laws, in all the compromised functionaries of all the rotten ministries, in the fussing and rhetorical bloat of various podgy acronymic agencies, and especially in the destructive, all-consuming pettiness and raw, dick-swinging recklessness of the people in charge, we really do see the world.
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The project is ten tracks of experimental, squeaky pop with a vivid streak of nihilism, most of them maximizing flash-in-the-pan feelings: "Roll With Me" is the wicked glint of possibility when someone shoots you The Look across a dancefloor, "Drugs" is the all-consuming yearning that only presents itself at the crush-stage of a relationship, and "3AM" is the internal conflict that arises when they drunk dial you after it all goes to shit.
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You might assume that an author who has written about having a consensual sexual affair with her father, as Kathryn Harrison did in her controversial 1997 memoir "The Kiss"; one who has also detailed her struggles with anorexia and self-mortification (along with her daughter's all-consuming bout with head lice), as Harrison did in her 2003 essay collection "Seeking Rapture: Scenes From a Woman's Life"; and one who has told of exhuming her mother's remains to have them cremated 17 years after her death, as Harrison did in her 2004 memoir "The Mother Knot," would be emptied of surprising personal revelations.
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While the game is rooted in the story of a very specific part of the country, the struggles that Possum Springs and its denizens face are the same of Philippi and of any of America's dying small towns: industry that left and isn't coming back, new work only coming from faceless, soulless mega corporations, thinking things can't get worse and then unexpected bills appear and you don't have the savings to pay for them, watching your once peaceful community succumb to addiction and crime, the all-consuming desire to escape, and the guilt that eats away at you for everyone else who couldn't get out.
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