Among caucusgoers, the persistent discussion of statewide political angst has only produced more angst.
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Angst hovers around defeat, and the Hawks must artificially smother that angst with genuine affection.
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The existential angst of the characters in the Marvel films (at least post-Thanos snap) and Game of Thrones mirrors our own existential angst on some levels.
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B = Amount of angst over losing: Less than that.
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It's like Lilith Fair, minus the angst — plus, frittatas.
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But the movie made this so obvious by casting Anakin as a one-dimensional character whose only real emotion was angst, and whose only real development was how much that angst grew.
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I was going through a lot of like, teen angst.
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That trauma and angst has already resurfaced for so many.
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Thanksgiving's holiday cheer will be replaced by angst and worry.
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What type of angst does that cause for the guys?
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But their angst these days is unusual in its intensity.
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I think there's a degree of angst in these images.
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Apparently there's a name for this: 'midlife mirror angst'. Catchy.
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Catalyst isn't the only source of developer angst in Catalina.
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And, it seems, a healthy dose of angst and disillusionment.
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Brexit will slouch ahead despite a growing sense of angst.
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And by all right I mean mediocre content and angst.
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I was going through a lot of, like teen angst.
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As the game unfolded, though, basketball realities overtook interpersonal angst.
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I was going through a lot of, like, teen angst.
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I was going through a lot of, like teen, angst.
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But Zimmerman helped alleviate any angst about the bullpen Tuesday.
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The source of all this angst was plain to see.
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I'll admit I'm a sucker for throwbacks and teenage angst.
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Angst among party operatives is a feature, not a bug.
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Many have taken to social media to voice their angst.
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Angst over the outcome found an outlet on — where else?
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Two seasons of angst have only made him seem shallower.
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"I had some angst for her," said one former official.
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Do we vote based on fear and angst and division?
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The angst is being felt especially acutely among European leaders.
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So I went through that whole college period of angst.
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I was instantly over my angst, at least for now.
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Proof that tremendous sweetness can be extracted from deep angst.
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But "Blood Ties" is an effective use of Dawn's angst.
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Whitetail deer are a source of suburban awe and angst.
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I drank to quiet angst or because I was lonesome.
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In both cases, there's a lot of angst and trepidation.
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I dealt with the angst, the hopelessness and the despair.
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A search for historical parallels offers both reassurance and angst.
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A search for historical parallels offers both reassurance and angst.
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RUSSONELLO "Loneliest Time of Year" plunges deep into holiday angst.
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Rebellion. Nonconformity. Angst. Outrage. Bucking trends and smashing the system.
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Teenagers being teenagers, the room was full of angst and contradictions.
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Grief and angst lurk around even the most unthreatening of corners.
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The way Tarng designed Tokimeki Unfollow reflects some of my angst.
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What seemed to cause him angst: the hellish aspects of manufacturing.
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Also, teen angst is special, and feels good to slip into.
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And their teenage angst is a result of modern millennial problems.
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But in the laboratories and factories, angst hangs in the air.
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Think Alien meets Gravity with a touch of young adult angst.
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This angst-filled nation is taking its discontent to the polls.
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Bush, in the Post op-ed, expressed angst at the policy.
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The angst was mounting, now on both sides of the aisle.
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FTSE index, a series of canceled listings contributed to investor angst.
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Swedish meatballs and cinnamon buns make all the angst worth it.
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"* "A meditation on the existential angst of the modern office worker.
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Angst led the study published Thursday in the journal Scientific Reports.
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Why shouldn't technology bring us joy along with all that angst?
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The only thing that's missing is the deep expression of angst.
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Already, our existential angst has led us to some bad decisions.
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North Korea, on the other hand, feels great angst about China.
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I just think that "Angst-ridden and moody" sounds so negative.
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He has crystallized the angst and anger of the Hispanic community.
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Inhabitants' angst over this tremendous loss has been labeled ecological grief.
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In the awkwardness and angst of odd pairings, new ideas arise.
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Think: Ivy and Bean, now with angst and four-letter words.
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How do you write that angst into a score like that?
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Two days later you get a long, elaborate, angst-ridden email.
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The headiness of young female angst was central to the Cranberries.
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What better way to inject some angst into your bathroom routine?
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Ms. Schneemann had little use for Abstract Expressionism's culture of angst.
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All four had publicly expressed angst about deciding Judge Kavanaugh's fate.
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They were not neurotic or conflicted or fraught with existential angst.
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I want my daughter to live without that sort of angst.
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Still longing for the middle-age male angst of "Breaking Bad"?
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"I understand the angst involved with that," the veteran manager said.
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It's dark and moody, mixing teen angst with lots of magic.
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Move on from there and you will find still more angst.
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The Hill's Alexander Bolton tells us more about the GOP's angst.
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"This tells me the underlying anger and angst is real," Rep.
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A survey this week revealed the extent of Germany's economic angst.
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Ms. Schreiber understood early the angst that waste was causing designers.
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That conclusion was met with a mixture of relief and angst.
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In the video, teen angst is taken to its comical extreme.
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Google has faced advertiser angst over ads appearing alongside inappropriate content.
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This has led to the angst around high-end art collecting.
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Like any teenager, the angst begins, and you search for identity.
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During your angst phase -- LAWRENCE O&aposDONNELL, MSNBC: Wearing a $39 jacket.
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In the Senate, House Republican committee leaders will face more conservative angst.
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It was about angst, it was about will, it was about determination.
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And they worried that scientists' angst could become a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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But you can sense a spark of energetic angst within the listlessness.
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Mr Hoffman makes Benjamin more relatable, trading Salingeresque angst for nervous wreck.
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Nothing gets out a little teen angst like a good dance-off.
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"American Angst" "Every artist responded in such a different way," Cesarine explained.
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Spending is slowing That consumer angst translates into a drop in spending.
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And just temporarily, all tension and angst is banished from the house.
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Teenage angst has never looked so glamorous — or had such killer music.
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There are rebellious teens forced to fend for themselves, betrayal, and angst.
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Bolt maintains the overall level of angst over Australia Day isn't high.
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We recognize the fear or uncertainty or absolute angst in their eyes.
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"That's where the real angst in the marketplace is," said Dr. Miller.
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Her wild, curly hair was a source of angst, particularly during puberty.
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His innovation in "Skyfall" was to add angst to Bond's patented action.
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The OSM rule has been a source of political angst for years.
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There was kind of a lot of angst with that, I guess.
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The parents announce an impending divorce, and Arya releases her inner angst.
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Mr. Trump has tapped into something much more dangerous than economic angst.
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He tempered Hetfield's angst and channeled those feelings down a creative route.
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Somewhere beneath the noise and angst, all of those influences bleed together.
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In Eggsistential Angst, for instance, Mendoza combined a pendulum with an egg.
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Yet the perception that Rothko's somber palette reflected personal angst is entrenched.
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The combination of uncertainty and danger is a recipe for severe angst.
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Not even mighty Facebook, which is why Facebook has such Snapchat angst.
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When I was a kid, I related to the angst of Harold.
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Aggressiveness and angst are threaded throughout the power anthems on this record.
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I think we've gone through great angst because of one man's deed.
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Here's a look at why the turmoil is causing global financial angst.
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Does "sucking it up" mean pandering to cultural angst or nativist fears?
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No, you don't have to appeal to the angst and nativist fears.
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Voters can either be animated by hope or fear, optimism or angst.
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Dark money enriching Mr. Trump affects our democracy more than flyover angst.
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The story produced considerable angst and outrage among climate hawks, myself included.
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With characteristic punchiness, Mr Kaeser blamed investor angst on geopolitics and macroeconomics.
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Sex, death, and existential angst make frequent appearances in the back seat.
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Mitt Romney doesn't exactly wear a lot of angst on his face.
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"Believe me," he said, "there was a lot of angst over that."
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I felt hopeful that Rasheed was still there, underneath the teenage angst.
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The reports have long been a source of angst among AV developers.
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Washington's embrace of them has caused Turkey a great deal of angst.
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Mr. Domingo certainly doesn't stint on stirring this simmering pot of family angst.
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It's a trope that lends itself equally well to both fluff and angst.
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There is profound angst and discontent with the impact of technology and globalization.
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It's just a question of when Wall Street angst and volatility will subside.
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But it's a bit sparser, and certainly lacks the angst of previous albums.
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GUTFELD: I have a theory on this angst, it&aposs like an investment.
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A halting performance from Trump in front of Congress could compound market angst.
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Will a bracket win solve Hamlet's persistent teenage angst and predilection for murder?
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Mr. Little also shows assurance when the music breaks into harmonically raw angst.
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And when the angst in the prison scenes dies out, comedy trickles in.
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There isn't much angst, and this isn't a "darker take" on G.I. Joe.
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Some of my friends have some great 'millennials hitting career ceilings' angst, too.
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The stagnation of the living standards of average Americans is creating widespread angst.
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Fed officials had been expressing angst over geopolitical developments, particularly June's Brexit vote.
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That uncertainty on who's going win which could raise the angst for investors.
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But tugging at that thread unravelled a vast, tangled skein of male angst.
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There was a separate set of angst for people on the business side.
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Bartlet at times shows existential angst over his place in the party firmament.
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And his lyrics often sound like diary entries, channeling youthful pain and angst.
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To relieve some of his son's emotional angst, Jack gives him the necklace.
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Were these acts inspired solely by the misplaced angst of a deranged gunman?
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The angst in equity markets pushed investors toward the safety of government bonds.
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She felt a fierce connection to the classic of teen angst and alienation.
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"There's been a lot of angst and noise in the marketplace," Foote said.
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" She adds, "All of this energy, this angst, this rage — everything is smoke.
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Then, minutes later she pulls a 180 and sulks into a privileged angst.
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Take the most introvert, reflexive, angst-ridden, vitriolic, paranoid band on the planet.
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Trump's victory lessened what Miller called the "angst factor" among U.S. gold holders.
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That is her literal character description so get ready for some angst. pic.twitter.
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Confusion, relationships, miscommunication, longing, lust, power, angst—these are the record's recurring themes.
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What is there about life today that doesn't provoke a little existential angst?
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Allen is generally a comedic filmmaker (despite his forays into Bergman-esque angst).
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Failing to do so would have reinforced investor angst about an economic slowdown.
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Maybe it's just pitiful angst that has no answer and doesn't need any.
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The season has discouraged both teams, and their shared angst can be suffocating.
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"Not getting Q4 GDP likely prolongs that angst and creates uncertainty," he added.
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The emails also show some angst in the Snyder administration over the controversy.
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Fever to Tell is coiled tight with angst, tenderness and ripe, raw sexuality.
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Perhaps such a marriage has too much room in it for existential angst.
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Postcolonialism really seemed to explain my sense of diasporic angst being to America.
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Then there's the added angst of tossing drugs that are in short supply.
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What memories I have are flimsy and vague and colored by adolescent angst.
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Here the membership is mostly adult and tending toward creaky and angst-ridden.
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The effects of this angst are already showing up in the investment numbers.
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It must cease, and I do not care if I draw their angst.
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They made my personal angst seem like a normal part of being human.
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Sitting in a zen rock garden, meditating on existential angst with Rineke Dijsktra.
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TV, movies, books — any and all media loves itself some 20-something angst.
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He is nervous and angst-ridden and smart enough to label his feelings.
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There's that sense of angst and danger that we've just gotten used to.
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In the midst of his angst, he jumped to the plight of others.
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Among its ensemble cast are accidental cannibals, angst-ridden ghosts and tenderhearted killers.
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My advice is to channel Hertzberg and to view all the angst skeptically.
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It&aposs definitely a tidal wave of an investor angst in these companies.
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These difficulties, Dr. Zeller noted, are piled onto the normal angst of adolescence.
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Shutdown angst lingers Trump will arrive on Capitol Hill at a raw moment.
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"The zero tolerance is what's really causing folks a lot of angst," Rep.
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Trump's assertion sparked a new round of Republican angst with the White House.
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They are guides and sympathetic listeners helping her through her angst and inhibition.
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His 1890s images of wavy lines describing symbolist angst are his signature works.
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Billy is her step brother, and he takes out all his angst on her.
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All the angst of a teenager and no idea what to do with it.
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It makes you feel like the world narrowly consists of tension, angst, and uncertainties.
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They were basically about psychological angst, played at full volume with lots of thrashing.
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Despite the earlier angst, it is also very much an advertisement, not a movie.
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The movie is a classic, though: a tortured Jake Gyllenhaal, teen angst, time travel.
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SARA EISEN: Finally there's a lot of angst right now about the Federal Reserve.
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Get ready for a lot more angst (and sex – lots and lots of sex).
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Where the BRI causes angst is in its effect on the most vulnerable countries.
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Though for all the despair and angst of Costa's work, there is always hope.
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It's about existential angst, mental imbalance and addictive personalities -- all the really funny stuff.
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Some conservative enthusiasm for Trumpism reflects a sincere desire to grapple with voter angst.
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Richard and Mildred are barely separated (and when they are, the angst is palpable).
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These shows, still on the air or currently streaming, are brimming with school angst.
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Britain is beset by Brexit angst and worries about its role in the world.
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It's about absence, not angst: Kids who lost a parent had similar risky behaviors.
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A last cause of teenage angst could be the economy and the job market.
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But, but, but: Some economists are skeptical of the degree of angst over GDP.
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The People's Climate March on Saturday was an arresting demonstration of fear and angst.
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But there's a deeper reason for her angst and she tells Daniel as much.
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But his ideas for saving the industry are creating angst for its top execs.
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Like AlixPartners, RetailNext anticipates shoppers' election-related angst will be "well over" by Thanksgiving.
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No flirting in the North, plz Still burdened with glorious purpose and teen angst.
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"For years, I had been freed from this angst" due to these legal protections.
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The product causing the angst is a derivative called a target redemption forward (TRF).
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He expresses angst over children wasting away in front of the idiotbox—sound familiar?
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Those games crash all the time, creating moments of social unrest and existential angst.
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There's not a lot of angst there, there's not a lot of drama there.
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You see a different vision through the lens of indie games tackling ecological angst.
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It's an all-Bernard angst-fest all the time, and I'm excited for it.
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If you weren't filled with angst as a teen, we're really happy for you.
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I liked the angst and the longing gazes that came when they were apart.
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Perhaps no other subject generates as much angst on the left as global warming.
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Removed from television, it could explore teenage angst and sexual frustration much more explicitly.
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Booker's a fantastic orator who trades Obama's coolness for we're-all-in-danger angst.
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He oscillates between glee and angst with the capriciousness of an 213-year-old.
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A quick reminder: Death threats are never the way to express your preteen angst.
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IT IS no mystery why university entrance policies generate so much angst in America.
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Your placement within this cruel, arbitrary system can be a source of tremendous angst.
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Another focuses on angst among some castaways over where to go to the bathroom.
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But those vibrant physicists in the CERN cafeteria didn't seem burdened with existential angst.
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But to be 14 and to have millions of followers can evoke particular angst.
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The angst is palpable when one of the team's best hitters slumps in October.
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They were almost always grinning with exaggerated smiles, but underneath lay feelings of angst.
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The soaring glee and stomach-pit angst of the Best Picture Win-No-Loss.
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Holidays have always been occasion for angst, ambivalence and sometimes, despite everything, genuine celebration.
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"Everyone was identifying with the [movie's themes of] young love and angst," she recalls.
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The Charlie Brown narrative is all this kind of angst about the Christmas tree.
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Suddenly, Pink Floyd's brand of existentialism became a rallying cry for my untapped angst.
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The Stop & Shop strike is the latest sign that widespread worker angst isn't subsiding.
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This time capsule of late '90s teenage angst turns 20 years old on Sunday.
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These new surveillance options come at a time of heightened angst about parental supervision.
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His angst is real, as are the gradations of social hierarchy that cause it.
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And if you are a Federer loyalist, Nadal isn't your only source of angst.
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All this helps explain the complicated angst once again shadowing this city's biggest team.
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"Trade is the main source of angst in the markets right now," he said.
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But Jake, with his predictable teen outsider angst, feels more like an audience barrier.
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He didn't want the pretensions — the ego, the angst — left over from Abstract Expressionism.
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Paul reminded me that the best remedy for angst is human relationship and community.
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But research suggests that the key to creativity has little to do with angst.
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But income from print advertising is drastically down, adding to angst over job cuts.
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She found a sweet spot between raucous angst and a well-polished pop sound.
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It feels as though my angst kind of depletes when I'm writing a song.
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The contrast between Trump's parochial and personal concerns and Ukraine's existential angst was stark.
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For the most part, his inner angst wasn't revealed until the tapes came out.
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The Republicans have fomented cultural resentment and white angst for decades, not the Democrats.
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"Drop the World" could pass for a Linkin Park song on a songwriting level: It has the same blend of tortured-soul angst and anthemic, cathartic reaction to that angst that made songs like "In the End" and "Numb" such massive hits.
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Fans of "parental angst" thrillers like Rosemary's Baby and The Hand That Rocks the Cradle.
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Despite the collective angst, the truth is that women will endure the election outcome differently.
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For both the client and advisor, this change is causing quite a bit of angst.
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It comes at a time when angst about attention is at an all-time high.
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His unfortunate word choice was not an innocent mistake but a sign of subconscious angst.
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The overall picture is of a party struggling with familiar incompetence and unfamiliar existential angst.
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So I don't have a lot of angst that an expensive Android Wear watch exists.
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All we have is angst-filled social media with a new monster around every corner.
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That angst was fueled after the U.S. announced a further clampdown on Iran's oil exports.
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"There's all this angst, insecurity," said Kasich, offering an attempt to analyze the political climate.
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Shit, he can even do Arcade Fire covers about suburban angst if he's so inclined.
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We polled flight attendants — aka the masters of smooth, angst-free traveling — to find out.
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Still, if Mr. Trump were ever to experience existential angst, now might be the time.
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They combine elements of teen angst, love, loss, and uncertainty as monuments to fragile existence.
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A brutal murder in a sleepy German village sparks angst about a resurgent far right.
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After working through the piece's teen-like angst, you can marvel at Emin's neon manufacturer.
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At this early stage, the angst and determination has yielded only baby steps toward answers.
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Once again, the internet is quivering with angst over Twitter ditching its 22-character limit.
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Avril wore her teenage angst on her sleeve and was really fucking ridiculed for it.
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Most people know it's Adora, and it isn't a big source of angst and drama.
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On top of regulators' angst, the inversion deals have been targeted for criticism by politicians.
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Angst and apocalypse, media and paranoia, distance and yearning were among Mr. Bowie's lifelong themes.
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Much of the angst over the coming census has centred on the contentious citizenship question.
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Let's find ways to ease the angst and fear of people, without cynically feeding it.
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Bernd Ulrich, a liberal commentator, reckons that "German angst" has given way to "German coolness".
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Earnings angst: Don't expect the second quarter earnings season to be much of a party.
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For two years we had lamented, fought, and blamed the distance for our relentless angst.
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This angst is all too real for many Americans struggling to afford their medical bills.
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The national team and its success helped to smooth over all the angst and hurt.
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THERE was a time when a whiff of existential angst wafted about Liberal Democrat conferences.
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The home stretch of this election has been marked by Republican desperation and Democratic angst.
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But Euphoria is unlike them because it steeps itself with troubles that go beyond angst.
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Reid acknowledged there is "angst" within his caucus on how to vote on the bill.
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EVEN by their own exacting standards, Germans are experiencing a lot of Angst this summer.
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On the new album, her lyrics add a dollop of sensuality to all that angst.
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Trump's behavior or Obama's treatment are relevant, of course, but don't fully capture the angst.
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S.E. Hinton's iconic 1967 novel "The Outsiders" perfectly captured the angst of wayward male teens.
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Williams has played through plenty of angst and nagging pain in her career and prevailed.
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The violence against officers is also causing angst among community leaders pushing for better policing.
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With a bittersweet running time of only 97 minutes, it's just enough subtitled teen angst.
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Prolonged expressions of angst can sink live-action drama, which thrives on eventfulness and conflict.
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"He really is a vessel of this angst and unrest in this country," she said.
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"There's angst; there's all that kind of good stuff," Maddon said before batting practice Saturday.
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"Pure Erschöpfung, blanke Angst", sagte er und atmete so fest aus, dass seine Lippen flatterten.
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He's like an older brother that has been through all your teenage angst and beyond.
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Germany is suffering from trade friction and Brexit angst after narrowly avoiding recession last year.
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School papers have provided a needed outlet for the expression of student angst about shootings.
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Mr. Haering, like Mr. Grizzle, also suffered some combination of gastrointestinal distress and existential angst.
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My own perception of the content farm model was rooted in my own personal angst.
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The advice rings true, but it also provides no roadmap for Usher's escape from angst.
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Greatest queer icon of the internet: Babadook, Momo, or a pervading sense of existential angst?
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Greatest queer icon of the internet: Babadook, Momo, or a pervading sense of existential angst?
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I was a mess of emotions, held together haphazardly by black coffee and teenage angst.
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Her humor could be a coping mechanism against, or a symptom of, that familial angst.
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As a science journalist, I've written several articles to quell vaccine angst and encourage immunization.
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Fittingly, given their earnest angst, the first is open to fans ages 16 and up.
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With "Riverdale" and "Sabrina," Aguirre-Sacasa has become an auteur of moody, sexy teen angst.
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On the Cusp My go-to chronicler of teen angst back then was Zibby Oneal.
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This inevitably created doubt and angst as she glided across the courts of the world.
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Mr. Sanders himself has been at the forefront of Democratic angst about Mr. Bloomberg's candidacy.
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It deftly invokes supernatural elements to address real-world traumas like death and adolescent angst.
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The Boston assignment represented one side of Philip's angst, his unhappiness with carrying out orders.
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David Leonhardt Many college campuses have reacted to Donald Trump's election with shock and angst.
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Service tents brim with volunteers, looking for ways to help, to turn angst into action.
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Retailers said their robot designs were not explicitly meant to assuage angst about job losses.
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"The spreading 'coronary angst' leaves scope for the safety bid to extend," Commerzbank's Guntermann said.
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But it captured a real angst that came out of the financial crisis and recession.
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This is the gift of doomer art–it's an outlet for angst, not its cause.
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We spoke to voters across the country who are suffering from versions of political angst.
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The flinty sound he summoned in the most fraught passages certainly conveyed its hurtling angst.
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Quotes from German folk song and Gregorian chant coexist with angular remnants of Expressionist angst.
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"My depression and angst was at an all-time high in my 20s," he explained.
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Despite all the populist angst about a "rigged economy," stronger growth is narrowing economic inequality.
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Swiber's woes have sparked much angst about the outlook for the sector and Singapore's banks.
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The dispute unleashed considerable angst among fans, giving rise to a #SaveSpiderMan hashtag on Twitter.
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Gudetama-themed merchandise is sold at other stores too, including teenage angst supplier Hot Topic.
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Look, I'm doing my best to be optimistic here, but I mostly share your angst.
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But the powerful advantage Mr. Trump holds here has remained a source of angst for Republicans.
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Which is the risk of this when-to-show-what-not-to-show fashion world angst.
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There's nothing like a jumpsuit to take the angst out of getting dressed in the morning.
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There's a rising angst in foreign policy circles over the status of democracy around the world.
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Wall Street angst over a possible recession may be increasing, but one bull refuses to waver.
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Her work remains prescient, considering the angst-ridden political landscape we all must traverse these days.
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What enables someone to hide their loneliness or angst, and later surprise people with a suicide?
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Take it from a reporter: there's nothing like a good pun to stave off existential angst.
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And lucky for him, it doesn't seem like Isabella Justice, 13, is having any teen angst.
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Back in the day, Marissa Cooper on The O.C. was the epitome of California girl angst.
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Kayla Ferguson and Reggie D. White perform with equal measures of angst and impishness (23279:234200).
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Kayla Ferguson and Reggie D. White perform with equal measures of angst and impishness (2212:2239).
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Kayla Ferguson and Reggie D. White perform with equal measures of angst and impishness (1:30).
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Kayla Ferguson and Reggie D. White perform with equal measures of angst and impishness (8113:30).
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The tweet even drew responses from moms who were on the receiving end of teenage angst.
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I'd had feelings like this before, but this angst — this tightness in my throat — was severe.
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Demogorgons aside, the teenage angst alone is enough to make you want to retreat at times.
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The film purposefully disposes of him, leaving Diana to marinate in angst and grief for decades.
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Trump will also no doubt cause a fair bit of angst in Seoul, Tokyo and Beijing.
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Even as a now completely un-religious person, those tracts ... fill me with angst and dread.
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But much of the angst will be forgotten if student numbers begin to grow more quickly.
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We're not sure if Jackson really nailed Hannah's 20-something angst, but he was certainly enthusiastic.
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But I prefer an economic-growth solution to this middle-class angst, not a protectionist program.
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He doesn't deserve your pity, and his angst isn't always personally affecting, but it feels real.
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The guitar angst came into full effect when the power dropped out during a costume change.
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Valentine's Day — and all the angst and pressure surrounding it — is now in our rearview mirrors.
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Yet Moore never had Schiff's sense of postponed apocalypse, her 21st-century political and maternal angst.
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Both characters are personality free, but Mr. Bonelli, an elegant dancer, tries to inject some angst.
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In politics, this trend is feeding fury on the political left and angst on the right.
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Angst among rank-and-file Democrats over Pelosi's political unpopularity and leadership style isn't new. Rep.
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Amid rising uncertainty and market angst, Ward's words can serve as a helpful guide for investors.
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No, not the battle of good against evil or the existential angst of the lonely hero.
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But the idea actually sprang from the youthful angst of the show's creator, Raphael Bob-Waksberg.
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But there was still angst, which was why Ashton's hotel phone rang at 2:15 a.m.
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Though the uncertainty has caused angst for health centers, they haven't yet seen a monetary impact.
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The Independence Day events took place at a time of national political angst over Trump's presidency.
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But other playwrights have managed to paint portraits of middle-class angst in more stylized ways.
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Yet they remain one of the more unfulfilled, angst-ridden first-place teams in recent memory.
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" Bibo described the existential angst of Eastern and Central European states leading sometimes to "political hysteria.
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For an international treaty, the half century mark would appear less angst generating, maybe even insignificant.
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Stranger Things, the addicting tale of youthful angst and telekinesis, is Netflix's show of the summer.
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I could see people singing these lyrics with such passion, anger, and angst, it was fantastic.
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" She added, "I don't know if they just didn't anticipate the angst of the SPG members.
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We can't solve for that angst with a promise to simply help make college more affordable.
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Locals sculpted provocative scenes dealing with sex and political angst with the government and the church.
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But most supporters of the Thai team declined to take offense or wallow in national angst.
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"There's a mood of concern, a mood of angst about growth going forward," Mr. Powell said.
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In this time of great uncertainty, many are looking for an outlet to channel their angst.
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TikTok is full of acne-studded faces, barely concealed tween angst and impenetrable youth-culture references.
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The sale's top lot, Edvard Munch's "Angst, from Album des Peintres Graveurs" (1896), sold for $831,000.
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Both the magic of that question and its existential angst lie in the freedom it presents.
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Then there are the minor tragedies that cause me deep, unrelenting angst every moment I'm awake.
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There was a largely unspoken sense of angst that the invisible enemy might be lurking nearby.
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It has Carrie's supernatural angst, Juno's oddball quirk, and the smart-twee edge of Scott Pilgrim.
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Among progressive Democrats, there was some angst on Wednesday about providing $1.3 billion for border barriers.
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Middle-age angst is a fertile topic, but "Downhill" doesn't bring anything fresh to the conversation.
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With the bigger pay cheque comes greater financial stability, but also a new source of angst.
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Particularly in our current era of angst and uncertainty, they enjoy the predictable comforts around them.
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The debate over where to hold Mr. Trump's meeting with Mr. Xi captures the underlying angst.
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European countries, while still paying lip service, are much too busy dealing with their own angst.
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The Netflix series combines some familiar comic-book and teen-angst stories with a superpowered performance.
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Financials and banks — as well as technology and internet stocks — were also subject to investor angst.
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Comedy's king of philosophical angst interviewed by the kid who worries less than Alfred E. Neuman?
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"India's angst is understandable," Sajjid Chinoy, chief India economist at J.P. Morgan, wrote in a note.
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"It's amazing the angst out there," said Bob Doll, chief equity strategist at Nuveen Asset Management.
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It stood in for subconscious urges, existential angst and everything in life we try to suppress.
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But if the president is genuinely intent on killing Dodd-Frank, then more angst is warranted.
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"Fine Line" eases back on the angst, just a little, and focuses Styles's attention on romance.
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Estimates putting job loss at as high as 14 percent by 2030 have evoked widespread angst.
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He said he believed that the community angst reflected many people's distrust of the media today.
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The music business has become pretty good at feeding its audience's teenage angst with fantasy anger.
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Still, the film tapped into AIDS-era angst and gained a reputation as a groundbreaking classic.
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Yet there is no evidence of any growing public angst about socialism sweeping the United States.
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Ayan and I often had no one to take our angst out on but each other.
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Angst over larger-scale diversity can shape political decisions and thereby the direction of entire nations.
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So then, you could be forgiven for asking, what is the point of all this angst?
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The cure to teenage angst: good, old-timey jazz in the form of a pop-punk cover.
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In other words, get ready for a lot more angst (and sex – lots and lots of sex).
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Even watching it back I got uncomfortable because that week was just filled with so much angst.
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And a brewing fight over immigration could foment angst within the House GOP, leading to unpredictable outcomes.
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Though met with angst on Wall Street and applause on Capitol Hill by the likes of Sen.
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The center was created in 1995 by the aptly named Martin Angst of the Department of Anesthesiology.
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Or maybe like the juxtaposition of angst and violence Besson stirred into La Femme Nikita or Lucy.
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Its price fell as low as $3,447.58 on Sunday, as investor angst over the cryptocurrency's plunge worsened.
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Is it about economic angst among the white working class, or is it primarily a cultural backlash?
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Inspired by the film, Randall and Breckon have softened the alcoholic angst while retaining Cassavetes' meta-theatricality.
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And I was angst-ridden in the insufferable way that only chemically-imbalanced teenage girls can be.
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While Amazon's focus has always been on consumers, the company is plenty aware of emerging seller angst.
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CD: I've been through a lot of pain, angst and stress to be where I am today.
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But this angst and drive had also made me valedictorian and a human of somewhat likable weirdness.
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At the root of rural America's angst is a fairly simple story that many rural voters recognize.
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High school reunions exist for adults so that they can revisit their teenage angst and compare notes.
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That we'll wallpaper their room with receipts and expense spreadsheets if they throw a teen-angst fit.
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The diaries are exclusively 19-year-old Fisher writing about Ford's remoteness and her angst over him.
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And in fact, others might have similarly chalked up her outbursts to nothing more than teen angst.
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While she may be giving off those teen angst vibes, her bubbly personality is still the same.
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He captured the rapture and angst of the times, and rendered dislocation and exodus in extraordinary ways.
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All these issues are standard high-school struggles, barely a tick on most people's angst-o-meter.
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Enjoying the film requires enjoying teen angst and body horror since there isn't a moment without them.
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This new world order leads to lots of shirtless makeouts, blue-hued teenage angst, sobbing, and violence.
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Digital czar Baer complained that "there is always a great deal of foggy angst" about digital technology.
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It picked up steam, powered by shock and angst, after Clinton lost to Donald Trump in November.
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What's causing Matty to rebel against his parents is far more complicated than your average teenage angst.
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Everyone is now accustomed to the constant stream of angst pouring from President Donald Trump's Twitter account.
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Students and alumni reserved plenty of their angst for Jackson and other members of the school's leadership.
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Global angst mostly accounts for a recent 6 percent fall in the yuan against the U.S. dollar.
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"There wasn't really that awareness and that kind of angst that was here this time," he said.
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It's an emotional time fraught with issues of personal confidence, financial pressures, and the usual adolescent angst.
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You think about how much angst a lot of us have had over the death of RSS.
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By the end of the day, any residual angst from a challenging week seemed to melt away.
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"I understand the angst out there today for all of you throwing stuff at me," she added.
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As summer faded into fall, both sides looked ahead with angst at the presidential debates to come.
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You could also imagine it being used to convey severe angst akin to an upside-down flag.
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There's no way Chris and me want that kind of angst in our lives, it's just unnecessary.
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It was extremely self-directed and that's maybe why I call myself angst-ridden at that time.
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The administration has made trade the boogeyman for all the legitimate angst and anger of American workers.
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A couple of seconds here and there shouldn't cause that much angst, but of course they do.
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In the still-crowded Democratic presidential field, one man has triggered an outpouring of resentment and angst.
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The angst between them lasts until well after teeth are brushed and the oldest one falls asleep.
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I was concerned about the angst of my white constituents when faced with this most emotional issue.
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This movement has given us purpose and direction and way to channel this angst into something productive.
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When she sang the final line—"Goodbye, Dad"—all my angst was carried away into the atmosphere.
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But if there is too much angst about Italian politics, there is too little about the economy.
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This inequality narrative is adding to investor angst, along with more immediate challenges like the trade war.
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Theoretically a meditation on existential angst and life's disappointments, it's mostly just a crashing bore (1:25).
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Theoretically a meditation on existential angst and life's disappointments, it's mostly just a crashing bore (430:4466).
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Their angst was further complicated by word that three Americans incarcerated by North Korea had been freed.
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But from there on out, everything is more muted, or at least more grounded in personal angst.
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Vulnerable to stress, the angst-ridden sidekick to a reporter is constantly on the verge of exploding.
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In our ongoing angst about our national identity — if we weren't John Wayne anymore, who were we?
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In the last few years of her life, my mother would talk about the angst of aging.
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So I reluctantly tagged "angst and feels" and "cunnilingus" amongst others and then up the story went.
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Trump has managed to become the standard-bearer of the angst and fears of millions of Americans.
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Ms. Huffman also deleted her parenting blog, "What the Flicka," where she had publicly shared motherly angst.
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On their latest record, those subjects turn often to the stasis and angst of late middle age.
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But Republicans dangle the possibility of its return as a way to appeal to this underlying angst.
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This erratic behavior does not give Americans the confidence they need at this moment of national angst.
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"The average critter that I run into on a daily basis doesn't have that angst," he said.
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Gilead shares rose 1.8% as the angst over the novel coronavirus that has marred financial markets returned.
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But his proposed overhaul of landmark anti-redlining rules is causing the industry a lot of angst.
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He argued Democrats would hurt farmers — a key constituency that Trump hopes to maintain amid trade angst.
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Those excellent late horror scenes, and the angst-ridden, semi-creaturely protagonist, deserved more time to develop.
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Theoretically a meditation on existential angst and life's disappointments, it's mostly just a crashing bore (2811:24111).
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The angst, guilt and capacity for evil of this scheming duo are laid bare as rarely before.
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The shooting brought out the angst, outrage and outpouring of well-wishes that have become painfully familiar.
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And despite occasional bursts of market-driven angst, the downturns so far in 2480.91 have been paltry.
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Last season, James played with the angst of a star who knew his supporting cast was flawed.
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"There was a lot of pain, a lot of angst," he told The New Yorker in 1995.
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Accidental cannibals, tenderhearted killers, angst-ridden ghosts and well-behaved artists soon populate its topsy-turvy universe.
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The format was closer to police procedural than the angst-and-battles of most comic-book shows.
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But some strategists believe that Warren's gain in the polls is also contributing to this investor angst.
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Yet there's no denying that the slew of new appellate judges is genuine reason for progressive angst.
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But efforts to tweak the resolution caused further angst in the caucus, with even its author, Rep.
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They're moving toward something, maybe on their final journey to some kind of resolution to existential angst?
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Republicans have been broadly willing to rubber-stamp Trump — and overlook his conservative apostasies, exacerbating Democrats' angst.
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"The euro is starting to reflect greater short-term domestic political angst," ING strategist Viraj Patel said.
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As on Channel Orange, however, his angst is a luxury of leisure—his wealth, hold the fame.
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After Jenna Angst gave birth to her second child, she noticed that her midsection didn't look right.
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And their angst is about how we're losing in our Navy and our Air Force, our military.
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Some of the angst over the economy stems from a recognition that the state's boom times are over.
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The national feeling is that the violence is increasing in frequency and there's no end to the angst.
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Equities slid in the month after Trump's May 5 tweet sparked renewed angst surrounding U.S. trade with China.
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After I made "Manic Depressant," I felt like I got off so much angst that was pent-up.
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Hell, I haven't eaten at McDonald's for nearly 20 years due to a rash bit of teenage angst.
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It's filled with teenage angst, not far-fetched for the 17-year-old, but less than mediocre bars.
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A pattern has quickly formed where people make mountains of angst against Trump out of molehills of evidence.
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Their angst becomes a fetish, used to stroke and validate the brooding self-images of white male listeners.
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And yes, he acknowledged the idea was far-fetched, but it speaks to the GOP angst, he said.
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The relationship between feelings of angst and the age of the boss is linear, according to Mr Menges.
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Nora Ephron's " I Feel Bad About My Neck " tries, but is too wittily mournful to have real angst.
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Also easing trade angst are the Trump administration's plans to delay auto tariffs by up to six months.
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The stands were full of angst and despair, both of which persist at the club to this day.
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The finger pointing, just the tone and the angst and the anger directed at Donald Trump, his supporters.
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Already there are signs of a post-election uptick in the ACA's popularity, and new angst about repeal.
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But there have been so many superhero movies about origins and angst and the tragic loneliness of power.
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Edvard Munch: Love and Angst continues at the British Museum (Great Russell Street, London, UK) through July 21.
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Few things have caused citizens in Western liberal democracies more angst in recent years than borders and migration.
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But what happens when you give into the angst of seeing your ex move on before you do?
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China is likely to be a source of angst for many more British universities in years to come.
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None of this systemic angst would matter if it wasn't paired with a scripted story I cared about.
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The artist turns pain into something artistic—literally using spirals of color in the place of mental angst.
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If this person would just love you back, goes the fantasy, all your existential angst would be solved.
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But the angst extends beyond cars to the broader economy, even though exports are booming and unemployment low.
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Rostam: Originally there was something funny to me about a kid performing with the same angst as Hamilton.
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Still, no one questions Barbs disappearance and continue to chock it up to teen angst. Ugh. Teens. 4.
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In a tumultuous summer geopolitically, and an angst-ridden season politically, this is something to be excited about.
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I was 18 years old and full of angst, depression, neuroses, and all that other fun teenage stuff.
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"Let's at least pay them on Thursday, so they don't have to go through more angst," Warner said.
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"There's definitely angst about global growth," said Thierry Wizman, global interest rates and currencies strategist at Macquarie Group.
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He shuns the holiday's commercial culture and reveals his own six-year-old existential angst in the process.
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He knows their angst and anxiety regarding America's farming future because he has experienced those same challenges personally.
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It's easy to relate to the displays of teenage angst, while still getting sucked into intense action sequences.
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Some of the angst over the decision was reflected through the social media accounts of some Hollywood celebs.
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But in a West Wing rife with frustration and angst, few believe Dubke left on a high note.
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Ty won't even allow him such a privilege, denying all the crises, rejecting the legitimacy of Claude's angst.
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"The angst against this sort of militaristic, overhyped policing has been growing for a long time," Kraska says.
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But Williamson and Douthat's angst doesn't seem to be widely shared among their fellow defenders of traditional values.
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"That's where the real angst in the marketplace is," said Steve Miller, chief medical officer of Express Scripts.
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Such a "beta test" may not solve the Democrats' inner angst, but it would be good political theater.
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"If Chappy had covered first base, there would have been a lot less angst going on," Maddon said.
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The ECB's recent decision to halve what it buys has caused little angst because it is moving slowly.
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Even politicians in Seoul have expressed angst over Mr. Bolton's proposal, which has long been a taboo topic.
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All the rage and mourning and angst works to exhaust you; it eats you alive with its relentlessness.
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Dysfunction junction: "Casual," Hulu's quirky family comedy, returns for a new season of bed-hopping and relationship angst.
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Because of market jitters about rising interest rates, analysts are watching inflation closely for signs of additional angst.
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Adding to the GOP angst about the stretch ahead is the search for a new chief of staff.
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But Democratic angst over the lack of progress on Flint and other public health issues is growing. Rep.
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The experience became a story of middle-aged angst, and a test case in how to tame it.
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Perriello is tapping into the angst over the Trump administration that is fueling Democratic enthusiasm in unprecedented ways.
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MAKE-UP OF THE SENATE A lot of the angst focuses on the future role of the Senate.
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Mr Tinniswood provides rich detail from all corners, uncovering plenty of angst, but also much optimism—until 1939.
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They still put a voice to queer teen angst and confusion, which we then turned into an anthem.
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That angst gets tossed completely into a blender by one of Radiohead's soon-to-be-trademark rhythmic stunts.
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As parents, we felt like we were freefalling, but our own angst was nothing compared to Pax's anguish.
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The WTF and the "why?!" will be answered as we glean the important lessons of our springtime angst.
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There was a great deal of angst in Asia ahead of President Trump's first visit to the region.
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Meanwhile, the stock market is still freaking out and financial angst is spreading from boardrooms to kitchen tables.
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This gargantuan bill won't make it to President Donald Trump's desk without some last minute political angst: Sen.
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Perhaps most hilarious is that a Rutgers fan actually wrote this mid-summer, pubescent war cry: THE ANGST!
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In conversations this past week, American diplomats who are gay described a prevailing mood of fear and angst.
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The more conventional dancing (choreographed by Akram Khan) does a better job of expressing at least generic angst.
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In the 90s, during my tumultuous teen years, "Everybody Hurts" by R.E.M. reassured me that angst was universal.
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A resident of Los Angeles, Ms. Opie, 57, has transposed Marker's Cold War angst to the Trump era.
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From Spider-Man to "The Gifted," Marvel has a long tradition of cross-pollinating superpowers and teenage angst.
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We're all drenched in angst about the health impacts of the virus and financial impacts of the response.
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Without solid evidence, stressing over unknowns does not alter what the outcome will be; it only escalates angst.
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" But "it's hard to imagine that business and trade angst won't spread to consumers in Q3 and Q4.
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That's caused considerable angst at the summit, where Trump's counterparts had gripped themselves for confrontation before his arrival.
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Keeping the attention of any audience after providing the soundtrack for its teen angst is a tall order.
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Ian Bostridge has long been one of our foremost Schubert interpreters, specializing in that composer's angst and bitterness.
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The whole situation amped up their angst and pushed them further toward the decision to go home themselves.
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What to look for For parents, it might be hard to distinguish between normal teen angst and depression.
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Some of the Democratic angst about his rhetoric seems linked to the idea that he could actually win.
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It's got an Imogen Heap-esque vibe, loaded with angst and gorgeous electronic samples that make it moody.
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When the cheese supply runs out at Cheese Station C, the mice leave without angst to find more.
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"I don't take joy in this process at all, and I'm in great angst over this," McBath said.
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It is not just Kansas where people are ticking time bombs walking around with such anger and angst.
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A chart by Cornerstone Macro analyzing the tax plans of the Democratic candidates is adding to that angst.
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It's understandable to discard Joker as another film about an angry white man drowning in toxic male angst.
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For Ms. Hinton, the book is something of a time capsule of her own emotionally driven teenage angst.
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There's a lot of angst right now mostly because the environment of the electorate is just very angry.
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But prepare for some possible angst: You could buy assets only to watch their prices sink even lower.
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Agriculture Secretary Perdue got a taste of farmers' angst when met cattle ranchers in Nebraska on May 20.
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The lack of diversity in the top-tier Democratic contenders has caused some angst among Democrats after Sen.
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The angst is right there, in your face, on the street, the steps to the Capitol, the subway.
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The strained facial expression recalls how so much of our angst happens as we look at our screens.
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Impatient, impotent, and in turmoil, we all bicker with pointless small talk, leading to an omnipresent existential angst.
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The Missouri law, which has no exceptions for rape or incest, is causing some political angst among Republicans.
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Mr. Hinshaw, known for his steady demeanor, eased her angst with conversation that gradually revealed their many similarities.
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The guitar riffs were angst-driven and the lead vocalist, Billie Joe Armstrong, seemed to hold nothing back.
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Yes, he communicates authenticity to an electorate ravenous for it and has given potent voice to Americans' economic angst.
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Mr. Lindholm sets about leveling out our expectations early, after an opening patrol sequence steeped in angst and blood.
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My parents were worried and concerned, but it was hard to distinguish between teenage angst, depression, and drug use.
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Well, maybe we can a little — Winona has never been one to shy away from a bit of angst.
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That cuts that were described were draconian and there is a great deal of angst right now among employees.
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For the second day, about 1,000 teachers missed school Monday amid angst over Nashville Mayor David Briley's proposed budget.
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Underlying much of this angst and anger is a mistaken belief that the federal government is all that matters.
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For me, there's no better way to work out angst than to engage in a little high-impact activity.
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ETP and Perry have also caused a visible amount of angst in the Trans-Pecos region of West Texas.
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But if Mr Trump thinks the angst he is causing gives him bargaining power over Germany, he is naive.
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Now, may we present the unexpected yet hilarious usage of Eminem lyrics to express angst over an exchange snafu?
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Sadly, therefore, loneliness is set to remain a subject that causes a huge amount of angst without much relief.
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"With their angst, anger, and authenticity, these students have pierced through the normal polarization of this debate," Weingarten said.
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Rachel: When the first film came out, I was 13 years old and in the throes of teen angst.
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The potential sale comes at a moment of great angst about public lands and increased scrutiny of state stewardship.
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It's known as a portrait of teen angst, centering on yet another inevitably male-and-misunderstood "chosen one" hero.
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"We apologise to Megan Trainor and her support base if this has caused any angst or distress," they wrote.
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"In the short term, the policy change will rack the China market with angst," says an industry insider there.
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Another tiring pattern is the frequency with which Hernandez's mostly male protagonists express angst about their fathers or sons.
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Indeed, Twombly's work's quintessence is Epicurean and festive in nature — and he never much conformed to Ab Ex's angst.
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All the while, Trump gripped his lectern in a sign of clear angst and gulped water from his glass.
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Apple slumps on signs of weak iPhone demand, adds to angst from Taiwan Semiconductor's warning of softer smartphone sales .
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You wind up with this awkward, dry humping and grinding situation that often ends in frustration and general angst.
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The throwback angst continued with another musical selection, Avril Lavigne's 2002 breakout hit, "Complicated," which Perry shared to Snapchat.
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But his choice of Urzúa, along with other more mainstream officials, for his cabinet had helped soothe market angst.
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For many of them (the central bankers, that is), the past decade has been an unusually angst-ridden one.
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"This problem, this angst is going to go away just because we paper over it with rules," Lee said.
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Falling Treasury yields, a source of investor angst Wednesday, reversed late in the New York session and this morning.
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The level of angst among people who have lived here for much of their lives is palpable and infectious.
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Eventually my irritation and angst subsided, and I gained more confidence in my leadership capabilities with every solved problem.
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Say what you want about Linkin Park, but as a band, they understood teenage angst like no one else.
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He had recently broken up with a girlfriend, and at first his mother figured it was just teen angst.
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Plus, most people in their 30s will agree that things are so much easier after your angst-ridden 20s.
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The very first color of the year was Cerulean blue as an alleviation of the angst associated with Y2K.
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And I think that kind of carried over to the idea of someone older performing with that same angst.
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Political developments at home trump the angst investors feel about politics outside U.S. borders, a new survey has found.
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It follows the well-honed Dashboard song model, with plenty of shared angst and big plays at anthemic vocals.
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Across Europe, parties of the populist right have made strides (see chart) by whipping up angst about the newcomers.
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And all this musical angst, rendered in what often feel like the same endless vamps, soon starts to flatline.
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The Trump administration, meanwhile, is a long way from 2020, but exists in a constant state of political angst.
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The Antennagate angst was mollified with the offer to return any offending iPhone or to use a free case.
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He was an enthusiastic Brexit supporter, and unsympathetic to the angst the decision had provoked in the financial markets.
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And emails made public by the Sony hack detailed the studio's angst over Mr. Crowe's script and test screenings.
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There was more pent-up hunger for change — and also racial, ethnic and economic angst — than many models considered.
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The Indians brought their own angst to the matchup — they had gone 68 years without a World Series title.
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"Teen angst can be a powerful and important driving force in society, for instance the Arab spring," he said.
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The G.O.P. angst, the gnashing and wailing and searching for last-minute substitutes and exit strategies, is getting old.
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Though River's angst is often one dramatic exhale away from toppling into hyperbole, Eve's lovely language makes it work.
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Philippines' data and voice services are ranked among Asia's slowest and most intermittent, a source of angst for businesses.
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" Before her transition, she took estrogen injections and people commented that she was "nicer and not as angst [ridden].
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Nothing if not effective in its existential angst, "I Want to Live!" was endorsed in France by Albert Camus.
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A lot of your songs deal with heartbreak, and you've previously said you write better when you're in angst.
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This love quadrangle is — and I say this as someone who enjoys romantic angst — monumentally, astonishingly, face-meltingly boring.
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Steak-umm's recent rant isn't the only time the company has won brand Twitter by capturing our collective angst.
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The angst of decision making was low as long as you stuck to the Big Blues of the world.
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Republican nerves are soothed — for now Handel's victory will calm GOP angst over Trump, at least for the moment.
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Facebook denies there's 'angst' about its Libra cryptocurrency plans amid reports partners like Visa and Mastercard might pull out
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Op-Ed Contributor After a year of self-flagellation and angst, Democrats finally got some good news last week.
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The biggest reason that Marina plays squash is because of the angst that team sports have caused her family.
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It was an August of angst for investors, ahead of what most now expect will be a stressful September.
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This week's episodes were intense as teenage angst gave way to very adult concerns (Times staffers discussed them here).
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We can assume, however, that "Outlander" won't hesitate to find some new angst for its heroes to gnaw on.
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The film builds a deep understanding of this group, with all their sweetness, angst, competition, empathy, love, and heartbreak.
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Lenù experiences plenty of good old-fashioned teenage angst, which Angela from "My So-Called Life" knows all about.
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But that has done little to alleviate many residents' environmental angst and concerns about increased air pollution in Chester.
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As though anticipating developer angst about the change in ownership, Friedman promised that users would not notice a difference.
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But Haydn's oratorio tells the tale with wonder and joy and hardly a trace of spiritual angst or questioning.
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About 400 miles away in Munich, an angst-ridden prince dithers and equivocates over the course of five acts.
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At a small dinner I attended in Seattle, the CEO of one tech company summed up the collective angst.
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It's an album of extreme ups and downs: wretched and ecstatic, calculating and abandoned, seesawing between angst and raunch.
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It's the classic Gen X mix of depression and angst, infused with societal malaise and a touch of addiction.
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In the West, angst about animal welfare or disgust at the idea of meat are big motives for vegetarians.
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Sanders and Corbyn recognized the angst of this generation and offered freebies including college tuition to appease this generation.
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That is one reason everyone feels a bit adrift and why there is much angst in the body politic.
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Bernie Sanders' praise of Fidel Castro's literacy initiatives, aiming to capitalize on Democratic angst over the presidential frontrunner's comments.
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"There's enormous angst about the age of the kids," said Mark Levine, whose City Council district covers the park.
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At 42, the middle-age angst of realizing that I control next to nothing has caught up to me.
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"Mad Men," an award-winning drama about angst and advertising in 1960s America, ran on AMC from 2007-2015.
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For Ms. Soo, a third opportunity to develop a new character has her feeling "less angst ridden" than before.
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"The fear and angst is something you could feel on the streets," Rockland County Legislator Aron Wieder told CNN.
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Shakir conceded that there is a level of angst between staff at the local level and the national office.
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In a decade of distraction, angst, and demoralization, there's been no one better suited to document our collective breakdown.
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Rodriguez, right-hander Matt Bush, and left-hander Alex Claudio worked three scoreless innings, but not without some angst.
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"The shift from growth to value can keep going as long as economic angst continues to recede," Calvasina said.
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But where most people see only stress and angst in the face of rapid gentrification, some artists find inspiration.
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And some combination of several (or all) of those factors are probably underlying the rise in 20-something angst.
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But even now, in retirement at age 88, the blackface stories from Virginia and elsewhere are giving me angst.
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All this competent basketball made some Knicks fans nervous, leading to some angst-ridden gallows humor on social media.
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A handful of designers worked out their political angst on the catwalk at London Fashion Week Men's this season.
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And if the early choral numbers present teenage angst within a detached conceptual framework, subsequent moments allow no such distance.
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From St. Louis and its suburbs south to Branson, voters here are vocal about an angst around next month's election.
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It shows just the angst of the loss of this election by (President Barack) Obama, Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden.
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Denzel is rap's Energizer bunny, a self-help guide for millennial angst and those fighting against a uniquely American inequality.
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There has been much angst about how exactly Jack Pearson dies and the cast didn't reveal any spoilers at Paleyfest.
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That's why Neymar's gold medal-winning penalty conversion released a pressure valve of national angst that's been building for months.
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This parallels BTS' gritty 2014 anthem "Boy In Luv," a song about the angst and inner turmoil of young love.
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X-Men, most famously, being an allegory (humans being afraid of mutants) for racial angst around the civil rights movement.
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In a week or less, you'll be back with family, having your holiday dinner with a side of inevitable angst.
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She reminds me of Christopher Reeve's Superman: true north superhero w/ no angst or cynicism, which is needed right now.
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Her angst was too hot for even my teenage fury to even compete with, and somehow that cooled me down.
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It's too easy for fiction writers, trying to tap into that universal angst, to slip into a world of cliches.
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Angst ahead of the U.K. vote on whether to leave the EU will likely keep stocks hanging in suspense Wednesday.
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This science-fiction action-RPG has a heaping amount of existentialist angst, intense battle sequences, and purposefully mysterious game mechanics.
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Whatever your mood, there's a lumbering black-and-white ball of fluff to symbolize some personal joy or existential angst.
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The angst surrounding its parent company, Bytedance, and China's other tech titans is a measure of their rising global relevance.
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Twitch, with this Disney partnership, could potentially capitalize on the current angst, and bring more small creators to its site.
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Aggretsuko follows its eponymous heroine through the pains of modern life, including bad bosses, flaky friends, and general existential angst.
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Together we'd watch the monitor with the same mixture of angst and hope that a gambler does a slot machine.
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Creators like Stan Lee, Steve Ditko, and Jack Kirby added realistic angst and interpersonal conflict to superheroes in the 1960s.
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Now it seems that angst has receded, but all the things they were worried about a year ago haven't changed.
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The songs she's writing aren't on-brand, and her positive, upbeat message is starting to clash with her inner angst.
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The momentum to do something, however, brings about the same angst that came with the negotiations the first time around.
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The journals show the evolution of his ideas over time, from youthful angst to sophisticated dissections of his artistic practice.
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But, after my mid-twenties angst subsided, I realized that (gasp) she was right (cue the "mother knows best" comments).
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What if you could genetically edit out not just pain, but existential dread and angst from the human condition altogether?
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There were other movies about teenage angst, but because [River's Edge] was based on something real, it immediately shocked people.
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We had both closely experienced gun violence around the same confusing, angst-filled age and I silently praised her strength.
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I put on Slipknot, feel a sudden rush of late '90s, early '803s angst, and crank out 4.5 miles outside.
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And after much angst, Republican tax-writers have decided there's too much political pain in meddling with 401k retirement benefits.
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I don't want to be that artist whose doing the 'teenage angst' thing and draw it out my whole career.
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But manufacturing production dipped as Germany is suffering from trade friction and Brexit angst after narrowly avoiding recession last year.
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Countless adolescents, both young and old, have discovered the joys of angst through the writings of Sartre and his ilk.
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Overseeing it all was a lone producer, Ross Robinson, armed with a genius for channeling youthful angst into powerful music.
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This nightmare scenario causes considerable angst for people who worry about giving politicians a money machine to finance bigger government.
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For too long, white supremacy has been treated as a bizarre subculture, driven either by adolescent angst or misplaced nostalgia.
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Continued expansion at a moderate pace is a very reasonable assumption notwithstanding market angst and media stoking of recession fears.
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Even the heaviest scenes of financial angst and other tensions go down easily because of the novel's short, brisk chapters.
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In the latest "Star Wars" trilogy, Adam Driver dominates as Kylo Ren, the angst-y villain who steals the show.
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A single by Alexei Ramirez, just over first base, spared Collins the angst of a choice between health and history.
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Both records were filled with an indispensible ear for killer punk structures and a clear mastery of their teenage angst.
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The vocals, shared by Calacsan and Martinez, are forlorn and straight out of the teen angst/dejected-by-society playbook.
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Albums involve angst and heartache and you put an album out and people pick their favourite single from it anyway.
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The Wall Street Journal's Jonathan Rockoff has a smart story about the angst of the drug and medical device industries.
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It's a relief to spend a little time in a moment when New Yorkers had the luxury of everyday angst.
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The one thematic element Ness seems truly interested in is one that, tellingly, has little to do with teen angst.
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The shooting came at a time of rising angst across the country over anti-immigrant sentiment and its potential ramifications.
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At the same time, however, it conjures up in Kiefer the greatest angst about the potential failure of his project.
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Peter Parker deals with teenage angst and lingering Stark Industries H.R. issues while trying to enjoy a trip to Europe.
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I do think the firearms thing is tied to politics, but the rest is tied to people's angst and feelings.
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Underlining the country's tensions, a TV movie about the Brexit campaign starring Benedict Cumberbatch has set off anger and angst.
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"Most physicians have never seen this level of angst and anxiety in their careers," a veteran emergency room doctor said.
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The likes of "Ozark" and "True Detective" externalize their angst by painting the world in shades of black and blue.
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But my personal angst combined with my anxiety about the state of the country have made mine feel very real.
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Remembering this will not help to achieve preliminary serenity, but understanding the process can make the angst easier to endure.
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If Democrats win the House race and two of the three governor contests, Trump anger and Republican angst will soar.
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A lot of covert messaging and a lot of wrestling — some good, some weighed down with angst — with the past.
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But the investigations show the growing angst about the power of the tech companies, which for decades faced little regulation.
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It's usually found lazing languidly on a plate, projecting a kind of existential angst in the face of impending doom.
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But there were different levels of alarm, with the most angst-ridden attendees largely hailing from the party's Clinton wing.
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Er waren kleurrijke voorbeelden van een verwelkomende samenleving, uitingen van frustratie en angst, en passionele pleidooien voor en tegen migratie.
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I remember feeling a profound sense of guilt and angst that I would not be able to protect him anymore.
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They can channel our national angst about addiction into a sound plan to treat patients with urgency, rigor, and humanity.
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Kimberly: We're in the Caribbean on vacation, and she was expressing angst over the dolphins being in their dolphin pens.
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She also quickly deleted her parenting blog, "What the Flicka," where she had publicly shared all sorts of motherly angst.
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The performances took place amid the excruciatingly accurate, angst-laden installations that make up the group exhibition Acts of Sedition.
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Right now, I'm not actually ... I'm trying to write a book, and that takes up almost all my angst. Meaning?
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"Middle England" sees the fictional circle widening to incorporate a richer, more diverse cast grappling with both personal and political angst.
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With this solo, Mr. Crewdson reclaims his spot as a heavyweight of staged photography and a chronicler of white existentialist angst.
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" And Sarah G. from Raleigh, N.C., wrote of her own "sullen" child: "How much of his behavior is 'normal' teen angst?
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The BJP's WhatsApp strategy also allows the party to react instantly to breaking news to gin up nationalist fervor and angst.
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It was hilarious because he was slagging off all these readers who had written in to Angst (the NME letters page).
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Like nearly all Bollywood films, it features lots of singing and dancing, balanced against at least one giant moment of angst.
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When teens experience angst and depression, they are more likely to consider suicide than at any other point in their lives.
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Her visual technique, beyond being consistent in narrative content, multiply the isolation and angst of small-town life in the north.
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The book bursts with youthful longing and adolescent angst, with the effervescence of first love and the vitriol of family strife.
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Macbeth and Desdemona confront their own existential situations; Ryder heightens their angst through the dark settings in which he situates them.
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Ho-hum. A new series gives us Emily Dickinson, millennial angst and sexual fluidity — and some scholars are here for it.
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Nevertheless, the West generally and Utah in particular remains a hotbed of angst with the federal government and the Antiquities Act.
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Put this one in the time capsule as a trippy, confusing, neon bit of post-teen and post-teen-band angst.
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Faceless figures fill each photograph, colliding with each in embraces of affection and clashes of angst—it's not entirely clear which.
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"There is a lot to get stressed out about and you do go through a lot of angst," she told Reuters.
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From the on-stage interviews, to the late night parties — the implications of a Trump presidency were a source of angst.
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It's a reminder that, even after all the post-2016 angst, all the supposed experts still don't fully understand the country.
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The trick of Élite will be figuring out the identity of the killer amid all the preppy uniforms and teen angst.
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The very idea of disturbing the dead has been a source of angst and spooky entertainment for much of recorded history.
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And to make vegetables fun, you must remove the angst surrounding them, largely embodied in those two words: seasonal and local.
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Some of your colleagues at Vox are inclined to say that it's just mostly white racial anxiety rather than economic angst.
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About twenty years ago, North American pop culture was consumed by visions of rage, angst, and being Xtreme as all hell.
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However, I was also seeing a lot of angst in the paintings of that period – like paintings of people being violated.
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In these anxious, maddening times it is hardly surprising that there are so many angst-ridden, issue-oriented works in Venice.
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Blender said she was the meeting place of "the angst of Alanis Morissette and the snarl of Courtney Love," and E!
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It's mental horror, not physical horror, though there's some blood, some fairly intense shocks, and a whole lot of existential angst.
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This made it easy for us in the capital to become complacent over the populist angst that gave way to Brexit.
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Dude, maybe stop wallowing in your own angst for a second and see what you can do to help your girlfriend?
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Society had grown more divided and angst-ridden, said the chancellor, 63, whose fourth term is likely to be her last.
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But the talks reveal the extent of angst that many establishment Democrats are feeling on the eve of the Iowa caucuses.
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FIFA is a state of being, a vessel of angst, a hierarchical organizer of the social ranks of your own crew.
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Such is the level of angst that anybody who cracks Manila traffic would have a good shot at the top job.
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TWITTER ANGST OVER TRUMP: Twitter insiders are at odds over whether to celebrate President Trump's headline-grabbing use of their platform.
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Semiconductor-related shares weren't spared the investor angst either, with Advantest Corp tumbling 4.6 percent and Sumco Corp falling 3.4 percent.
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Josh Earnest, the White House press secretary, acknowledged the information void would produce angst among those tasked with cracking the story.
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But there was also a lot of pain and angst about just feeling helpless under the weight of society and economy.
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For the rest of the Republican Party, the Trump campaign's durability will continue to be a source of befuddlement and angst.
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Thus, it will save you a huge amount of headache and angst if you diligently qualify and filter your initial list.
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They're known as cringeworthy expressions of teenage angst, the video equivalent of slamming the door to your room and blasting Slipknot.
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But the main reason for the interest in firms like Dr Hintsa's is individual angst rather than a corporate master plan.
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Hamlet: Something is rotten in the state of Denmark, and it involves ghosts, teenage angst and a very strong Oedipus complex.
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"We Disappear," the group's latest and seventh record, streamlines both fatalist angst and misty-eyed ardor through head-bobbing guitar riffs.
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USDA says that declines in ranking are due to the inevitable angst associated with changes put forward by a new administration.
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The Marvel heroes were all really anti-heroes, full of angst, given to fighting each other, and often monstrous in form.
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Today's angst over robots and artificial intelligence may well turn out to be another in a long line of such scares.
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"My level of angst is real low at this point," Flores, a member of Ryan's advisory group, said in an interview.
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Democrats are feeling angst about Clinton's re-emergence, worrying that it will point to a party looking backward instead of forward.
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The left is experiencing great angst at the moment over Justice Kennedy's resignation because they agreed with much of his jurisprudence.
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The American brain trust has been accused of overthinking in some of the team's previous defeats, adding to the collective angst.
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A torn knee ligament two years ago ended his football career at Northwestern, fostering a week or so of existential angst.
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Yet beneath Ms. Roth's savoring of her adopted community is a growing feeling of angst, one shared by artists throughout Provincetown.
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Then there are those who traffic in angst professionally, who are straining to consider even the chance of a Trump election.
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"It is fear itself," National Australia Bank's London-based Global Head of Forex Nick Parsons said about the Deutsche Bank angst.
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But, because it had never been done before, it caused nervous jitters in the foreign policy establishment and angst in Beijing.
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In the old days he was a trash-the-hotel-room renegade; now his angst involves forgetting that it's trash day.
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Mr. Kamal said the problem had been exacerbated by business owners hoarding supplies and by the news media whipping up angst.
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Trump revels in the battle and the media uses its angst about Trump to ride the high horse of saving democracy.
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Some drone makers said in interviews that Amazon's bold statements may be generating too much public angst, helping the safety advocates.
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Adolescent angst and artistic ambition blend in this new series about students at the fictional, prestigious Keaton School of the Arts.
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Maybe it's a manifestation of the overwhelming existential angst that accompanies the literal end of the world as we know it.
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We attempted to invoke various feelings of despair, angst and grief, as well as an acute awareness of one's own mortality.
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Bratty, boisterous, and full of teenage angst, these kids are a living and breathing monument to the classic hardcore of yesteryear.
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Zillow stock was down 17% at the open, although Rascoff believes investor angst is more about missed guidance than the acquisition.
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The first time I flipped through the book I wasn't sure what that shadow represented: alienation, regret, creative angst, self-doubt?
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The United Nations pact that created such angst was ratified this month, and will be signed in New York on Wednesday.
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The one major difference between the two "best friends" is there is far less angst in Hank's attempts than in Barry's.
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"The angst has settled, and the economy has come back," said Ben Herzon, an economist with Macroeconomic Advisers, a forecasting firm.
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Decision-makers should acknowledge the angst and ambiguity in any tragic choice and ask communities to bear the burden with them.
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The generation's disruptive rise has come with that of Airbnb and Amazon, causing some angst among traditional hotel and lifestyle businesses.
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Insiders are lining up in opposing camps: those who see a crisis and those who roll their eyes at the angst.
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The crowd noise is taking on a hint of angst as we hit the half-hour mark with no scoring yet.
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But instead of daydreaming about opening the scoring against Denmark in Saransk, the 34-year-old Guerrero is consumed with angst.
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Much of the angst about Mr. Sanders topping the ticket stems from fear about negative fallout in down-ballot congressional races.
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For Republicans, the break has delivered a different kind of angst after a failed health care repeal effort in the Senate.
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And yet the novel is about more than just adolescent angst, a young girl's longing to be somewhere else, someone else.
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It's the bad luck of the current crew of lawmakers is that their fates coincide with this moment of national angst.
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"My only area of angst on Priebus is that he has young children," Card added, referring to Priebus's son and daughter.
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I empathize with those still outraged by the election of an ostensibly unqualified, erratic president with the angst of an arriviste.
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The German word angst has actually entered the vocabulary of the Americans and the French as symbolic of our mind-set.
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Having comics in prominent roles also helps out with the film's lighter side, providing welcome balance to the angst and drama.
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Even if their affair is dangerous, "Carol," unlike so many movies about gay people, depicts it without a lot of angst.
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Asked on Thursday why Congress had not done more to limit presidential power, Sanders suggested that political angst usually won out.
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Current and former staff members said The Root's article became a source of angst among employees of color in the campaign.
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For all the liberal angst about the Republican House and Senate bills, they are only tinkering with the same unfixable formula.
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My existential angst lasted less time than it took for me to lift the bagel and get it to my face.
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He "doesn't feel existential angst," said Karim Sadjadpour, an Iranian-American scholar at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Washington.
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The sacrifice made here, the angst of war, reminds us to seek the divine spark that is common to all humanity.
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The everyday fears and angst that hung over their grandparents and great-grandparents no longer exist in this rapidly changing world.
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I was a teenager when I read it and its themes of teenage angst and alienation struck a chord with me.
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With President-elect Donald J. Trump attacking the intelligence community, the general says his "old tribe'' is feeling "a special angst.
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I fill with dread and angst, my thoughts regressing to the negative: What if all my friends are busy this weekend?
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"I was frustrated that my stomach looked so pudgy, even after I got back to my normal weight," Angst, 37, says.
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Anecdotally, there's some amount of building angst among developers about automation, that we will soon be outsourced to code-writing machines.
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We were left, at the end of "Angst III," with piles of shaving cream, cast-off cigarettes, and crushed soda cans.
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Whether moderators or Hillary Clinton will fact-check Trump at tonight's debate has been the subject of much speculation and angst.
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Tom Holland masterfully channels Peter's teenage angst, which could easily come off as melodramatic or superficial, and infuses it with respect.
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But I think this is the economic issue of our time, and it is contributing to the angst and anger and frustration.
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I certainly ran into a great deal of angst from union members who were not confident of Hillary Clinton's message on trade.
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It's tax day, everyone — that special time of year when chain restaurants cash in on our collective angst by offering us discounts.
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The strategy he used to distort Zoë's concept of consent and trust further exacerbated already heightened levels of emotional angst and vulnerability.
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"In spite of the angst, in spite of the shouts, in spite of the emotion, I hear what you say," Williams said.
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That video is exactly 10 years old now, so we're going to go drown in wizard angst over the passage of time.
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Tonight's irritating thanks to the Moon bickering with Mars, but you can use the angst to get a lot of stuff done!
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Mainly, they sought out to detect why some faces are perceived as being 'bitchy', while the face possessor has no underlying angst.
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Still, another form of oversensitivity may colour the angst about campus activism—namely that of older people towards the antics of youngsters.
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Showrunner Shonda Rhimes' latest for ABC is "Still Star-Crossed," which tells the story after Romeo and Juliet's tragic teenage-angst demise.
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But this one dives further into the idea that modern movie Batman has fetishized fury and angst, elevating them into aspirational emotions.
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Across his entire body of work, Beckmann matches perversity with tenderness, detachment with intimacy, angst and darkness with celebration and rich color.
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Left unaddressed, the internal angst we harbor can be almost as destructive to us as the external oppression we face off against.
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His latest book, "Notes on a Nervous Planet", focuses on overcoming anxiety, notably the angst from the constant stream of social media.
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But in the end, all the angst, argument and often intense negotiation felt like proof that the whole thing was worth doing.
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That means that all this angst over the inability to hit a new high is hand-wringing over perfectly normal market action.
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A planned fork of Bitcoin Cash took place on November 15th, and was accompanied by considerable angst from traders ahead of time.
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The angst that stems from having the primary witnesses to your life vanish from the Earth — at least, the above ground part.
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Honestly, I think some of the angst we're all feeling right now is that smartphones are better than they have ever been.
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I used to look in the mirror with angst, examining the circumference of my thighs or pinching the flab on my stomach.
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That isn't to say it's not a good place to start, but I think it explains some of the angst you're seeing.
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Why it matters: Teen angst looks a lot different today than it did in the '90s — in some cases for the better.
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The project perfectly captured the feelings of teenage angst and how to deal with life not always going the way you intended.
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Since then, the punk rock band that fueled our teenage angst years has sadly stayed out of pop culture — well, until today.
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There's been a lot of debate and angst lately about the effect self-driving cars will have on cities and transportation systems.
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I wasn't suffering from teenage angst anymore but she had also grown and really seemed to inject her identity into her artistry.
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Angst mounted in the semiconductors space in late 2018 amid the U.S.-China trade war and general concerns around China's economic growth.
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But Muller said he in fact created the site for himself, to ease his angst over 'flygskam,' and never anticipated its popularity.
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Trump tapped into that working class angst, and sent signals on the campaign trail that he's open to a minimum wage hike.
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Stocks tumbled on Friday as global growth fears and the Federal Reserve's more cautious economic forecast sparked investor angst into the weekend.
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Its 1991 release "Badmotorfinger" introduced the mainstream public to grunge's punk-meets-metal formula: angst-ridden vocals, heavy guitars, long hair, flannel.
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Andie, Duckie and Blane are firmly in their 40s, and "Pretty in Pink" -- a 1980s cinematic ode to teen angst -- is 30.
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This voter angst, as we all by now can see, has thrown conventional wisdom out the window for the entire presidential campaign.
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Some of us might have wailed "I never asked to be born!" at our parents while in the grip of teenage angst.
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"Reports that back-channel talks over the trade dispute between the U.S. and China are ongoing helped soothe investor angst," it added.
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With the tide of arriving migrants slowing to a trickle, angst over Europe's long-suffering currency bloc has returned - with a vengeance.
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The '90s was a decade filled with fiercely talented female singers who were all completely unafraid of expressing their fury and angst.
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Then, minutes before boarding a flight to Chicago to work out my displaced angst with a college pal, I discovered Pet Sounds.
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The message here, in case it isn't obvious enough: the still-unformed, vulnerable child is the father of the angst-ridden man.
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Buckle in for a pitch-perfect rendering of teenage angst and, between laughs, you'll discover that actually you're emotionally invested in #WhoDrewTheDicks.
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Her own three-minute pop songs are typically guitar-based, mixing hip-hop cadences with the angst of '90s female singer-songwriters.
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Her distrust of Silicon Valley tends to spark Wall Street angst her election could hasten antitrust legislation and a tougher Justice Department.
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"And I think that this president is just precipitating more and more angst that's going to lead to serious discord," she added.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors fretting about the impact of low crude prices on U.S. oil belt banks may have overdone the angst.
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My good grades and my ambitions did nothing to shield me from the angst I felt when I looked in the mirror.
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The funding lapse has frustrated officials and advocates, who say the uncertainty is causing angst for those charged with running these programs.
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That Democrats did not encourage a primary challenge for Menendez was the source of much angst, particularly on the party's left flank.
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Five percent off a recovery that wasn't expected in the first place does not suggest much in the way of economic angst.
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Well, if you have all of this angst in the Republican Party from the donor community about Trump, well then, that's unlikely.
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But the angst over Sichuan cooking distills wider anxieties about the place of tradition, as China becomes increasingly unmoored from its past.
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In 1995, Danes was nominated at 16 for her portrayal of the angst-filled teenager Angela Chase on "My So-Called Life."
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But for those who notice that frequent Facebook posts involve stress and angst, Schoppe-Sullivan had some simple advice: take a break.
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The strength of Senator Bernie Sanders' surging campaign is proving that refocusing on economic angst is always the better way to go.
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"Katrina is the same person I married as Scott almost 30 years ago but with less insecurity and less angst," Wendie said.
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No matter how twisted, his bleak narratives and landscapes provide glimpses that are always very profound and impacting, portraying peak nihilistic angst.
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I don't actually like tea, but I'm too caught up in British social angst to ever decline a mug of the stuff.
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Now that we've toured together, made music together, I listen to that album and still very much appreciate the angst of it.
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On my 15th birthday, filled with teen angst and dissatisfaction for my English seaside city full of pseudo-liberals, I joined Tumblr.
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For most of us, though, we just kind of laughed snidely and suppressed our angst at what the unknown future might bring.
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Tom Hardy had some sort of angst for some sort of reason that vaguely had to do with the supervillain-ish Venom.
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Yet the movie legend expressed similar angst during her first meeting with the film director Josef von Sternberg, in Berlin in 1929.
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I think there is a lot of angst among Democrats who live here because they feel that their efforts are being ignored.
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Heated with angst, I felt like I needed to stand up and defend that woman from the prying eyes of white folks.
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In an interview with Portland Press Herald art reporter Bob Keyes, she referenced some of the angst she feels living in Cushing.
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Her figures' angst comes through unadulterated, as conspicuous as her horses' formidable musculature, her warriors' barrel chests, and her corvids' menacing beaks.
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Fashion Review Rick Owens and Loewe swap destruction and angst for elegance and history; Balmain gets spiky and Off-White loses steam.
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Diplomats have been overwhelmed by existential angst, trying desperately to prove they are more than just village watchmakers in a smartwatch world.
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Fortunately, moments of contemplation are rarely afforded by a high-adrenaline staging that turns all-American angst into high and lowdown comedy.
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It's a perfect concept, and the bot captures all the millennial angst, ennui, and complex emotional nuance of being alive in 2019.
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"Three months ago at harvest, there was a lot more angst and disunity among Trump supporters on the farm," Mr. Shafer said.
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Hsu Taylor knows that this version (the ghosts, the sex, the teen angst, the effortlessly diverse cast) may surprise some Nancy devotees.
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"Uninspired," with its aimless angst, is a bit "Girls," a bit "Seinfeld," a mix that's fairly common in the web series world.
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While the messaging was probably lost on my second grader, I recognized the existential angst Elsa was experiencing as a young adult.
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Within the Silicon Valley crowd, basic income had become a fashionable idea for addressing collective angst over the social consequences of technology.
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The scenes between Willy and Biff (whom Dirisu endows with full Method angst) have the wrenching, visceral charge of full Oedipal tragedy.
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The latent violence of the Cold War, and the historic rupture dividing East and West Germany, infused his work with palpable angst.
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The key, then, is to turn anxiety or angst from negative feedback into fuel to help you focus rather than get distracted.
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Many are still not earning enough to cover their higher 20183 budgets and oil's latest decline is causing angst among some investors.
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His wife, Jill, would tear out articles on conquering fear of flying and share them with me to help defuse my angst.
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That could create some angst for Roberts, who has increasingly tried to separate the court from the political polarization seizing the country.
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That's when she turned to the nativity figurines I had set out for Christmas to play out the angst in our household.
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And by tapping into Democratic angst over Trump's surprise victory over Clinton, she's building a fundraising apparatus greater than she had before.
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Competition, development and regulatory thickets are creating a lot of industry angst, said Matt Geller, president of the National Food Truck Association.
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Highly composed, overly artificial and yet somehow completely believable, Blackmon's images bring the feeling of dystopian angst into her perfectly crafted scenes.
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But the series' scripts are smart about undercutting the wild mayhem and constant introduction of new ideas with a bittersweet holiday angst.
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Will is angrily drawing the dark self-portrait, and it's the only moment in the film where he displays Jughead Jones-level angst.
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Among the pub hopping young crowd of the capital, there is a growing angst, a feeling of being targeted for speaking one's mind.
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Musically the Tennessee boys work a bright brand of indie-pop that's entirely at odds with the physical angst manifested in this video.
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But when you need to recuperate from all that angst, explore Dubrovnik's world-class dining scene for a feast fit for a Lannister.
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While much of the media has been focused on what motivated Trump voters, particularly struggling whites -- was it economic angst or racial animus?
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Anything that risked a repeat of the euro zone's existential angst six years ago tarred all the weaker credits with the same brush.
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I follow up therapy with a gym visit, because I find it's a more productive way to work out my post-therapy angst.
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"It's this slightly nihilistic, slightly heartfelt look at two troubled people circling each other's troubles in a whirlpool of teenage angst," Peter explains.
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But I think it's worth remembering that something is lost when you trade in the kangas for horses, and the whimsy for angst.
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Paul's Osmosis-selected girlfriend gets kidnapped before viewers know much about her, in a transparent and clichéd bid to up his emotional angst.
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Prince tapped into my angst as a child living under the lie of trickle-down economics, which was an attack on the poor.
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The first 2012 games of their season had been a sinkhole, with 63 losses and untold angst for a team synonymous with letdown.
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"Patients take priority," Zawada said, while acknowledging that the "gnawing angst of loss and figuring out what's next" has started to creep in.
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It shares your phone number, but it doesn't share all of the apps and social media angst you have on your main phone.
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Booker's remarks came in response to reports this week of some angst-ridden Democrats fretting about the primary field as it stands today.
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And as underlined by that stark flashback at the end, Philip's angst surrounding his money troubles is rooted in a very real fear.
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About half of the electorate voted for the M5S or the Lega, the two parties that best tapped into voters' anger and angst.
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That sensation underlies much of the angst felt in communities across the advanced economies, along with the political turbulence that flows from it.
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She gave this as one of the reasons that Samoan adolescents didn't exhibit the angst and the rebelliousness that American teen-agers did.
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Angst over these issues has built up over time, and that is echoed in the lingering menace that shapes many contemporary horror films.
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" British economist Anatole Kaletsky told "Worldwide Exchange " in an earlier interview: "The general sense of angst ... it's very similar to the Trump phenomenon.
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Suddenly, she had gone from a mayor dealing with local angst over gentrification and high housing prices to a national figure on immigration.
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Yet public angst remains high, thanks partly to high-profile cases like the recent murder of a Jewish teenager by an asylum-seeker.
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But the equation of aesthetic avant-gardism with social vanguardism is an all-too-common fallacy, one that Love and Angst slips into.
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Now, millennial angst has found its intellectual voice in Joseph Sternberg, an editorial-page writer based in London for the Wall Street Journal.
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One thing you said during the episode that stuck out to me is that the song helped you get out some teenage angst.
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Brühlmann brings in body horror and mutilation on a level rivaling Kafka's The Metamorphosis, but she mixes it with teen angst and existentialism.
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"The ongoing political angst in Europe also has contributed to risk-off market sentiment," said Kengo Suzuki, chief forex strategist at Mizuho Securities.
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As sturdy as the unibody frame of this laptop is, there's no way it can carry the weight of resolving all that angst.
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Doug Gross, a longtime Republican activist, adviser and attorney, agreed that Trump and Sanders are similarly tapping into the angst of their people.
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Fred somehow can't see that Archie's discomfort when he invites Ms. Grundy to join them for dinner is far more than teenage angst.
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You have heard the stories by now, the tears on the subway and the post-it notes of angst left in public places.
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She said the guidelines had been a particular source of angst for her, as she had been in love with a Muslim doctor.
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"We had argued that negative 10-year Bund yields could only be rationalized by extreme angst," said Benjamin Schroeder, ING's senior rates strategist.
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You're going to say a pair of forty-something women frustrated with their career trajectories is just normal mid-life angst — nothing new.
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It's a powerful exploration of teen (and pre-teen) angst and an illuminating look at the way kids discover themselves through their friends.
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Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier said on Thursday that angst drove people toward isolationism and that politicians must dissuade them from this course.
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The Smiths was once the anti-establishment angst band of teenage dreams, and now they're getting into something slightly less cool — city politics.
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While I don't miss wearing a similar outfit every single day, I have seen the angst that the vague term "business casual" causes.
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However, rising debt levels in the country have also been a source of angst for policymakers who have publicly warned against excessive lending.
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Much of this work is discredited by outsiders–and sometimes the artists themselves after a certain age–as juvenilia borne of adolescent angst.
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Ang Lee's Hulk marinated in the big green guy's angst and anger without finding any of the childish glee in Hulk smashing things.
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This video is perfect: the guitar line, the pony tail, the title cards, the angst, the anxious pulse, the adrenaline, the private school.
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