For conservatives, anxieties about communist professors co-existed with anxieties about liberal ones.
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There are— there are anxieties and then ancillary anxieties that they're coping with.
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There are— there are anxieties and then ancillary anxieties that they're coping with.
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Those anxieties fuel fears of terrorism as the fear of terrorism becomes an expression of these broader anxieties.
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More than anything, our anxieties over interstellar communication seemed like a reflection of our anxieties about communicating with one another.
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Maybe not necessarily name environmental catastrophe as the cause of those anxieties, but still to point to those worries and anxieties.
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The border has become the point where we project our fears, our anxieties, and also our solutions to those fears and anxieties.
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The other day I was talking to a friend about certain types of anxieties and behaviors in relationships, in particular anxieties in relationships like yours.
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As I coached the campers through their anxieties and problems, I began speaking to myself — and my anxieties and problems — with a new sense of compassion.
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Or perhaps Southern voters simply care less about Cruz's high-minded conservatism than the racial anxieties that animate it—anxieties that Trump has tapped into far more directly.
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My patients suffer from a wide variety of anxieties, but it's striking to me how many of those anxieties are in some way related to my patients' sexuality.
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What're real worries we've had, anxieties we've had?' and just map it on to 'What if you had those same anxieties and insecurities if your little brother was famous?
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But part of what made the YA dystopias that addressed these anxieties so popular was that the stories established a sense of distance between the anxieties themselves and reality.
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But the primary inspiration for cold-future stories changed in the 1950s and 1960s, as anxieties over fascism and communism started to give way to anxieties about rapidly developing technology.
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Both put Ferrell front-and-center in a pair of incisive sketches that roasted some of the social anxieties surrounding the #MeToo movement (careful...) and, well, social anxieties in general.
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Sanders himself has suggested it's the anxieties he and Trump both address that results in the crossover interest—and that what Trump offers to assuage those anxieties is scapegoating, not problem-solving.
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While psychedelics have shown promising results in clinical research settings as tools for easing—or, indeed, eliminating—otherwise intractable anxieties, they can also have a more acute effect of amplifying those anxieties.
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Anxieties manifest themselves in many different ways for different people.
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Chances are, your anxieties are trying to tell you something.
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These episodes didn't placate the anxieties of their darker counterparts.
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But there are also many anxieties that hold them back.
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Analysts acknowledge there are genuine anxieties about migration across Germany.
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The portrayal of dissections in art has reflected these anxieties.
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It's a sizzle reel of old anxieties, and, for all
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But anxieties about migration in the region are nothing new.
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Research that links diversity to negative outcomes legitimizes these anxieties.
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He found a refuge from professional anxieties at Yankee Stadium.
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Tripping in the train of anxieties come profound, insatiable yearnings.
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Anxieties inflamed by the campaign have made that even harder.
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Critics of Israel love to exploit Jewish fears and anxieties.
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You cannot respond to economic anxieties with a policy program.
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Now they blame the "liberal elites" for all their anxieties.
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To others, it can be a source of endless anxieties.
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So how do you go about confronting your sexual anxieties?
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Facebook and its ilk are exploiting and weaponizing our anxieties.
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These anxieties are alluded to in unobvious ways, like Mrs.
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They correspond little to the anxieties of the public imagination.
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The deeper anxieties about Brexit are more cultural than practical.
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Steve Singer uses a hula hoop to ease his anxieties.
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His mind played relentlessly over the same fears and anxieties.
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The economic anxieties of the working class have gone unaddressed.
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Such categorizations ultimately play to our deepest fears and anxieties.
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The story was changing every day — new information, new anxieties.
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The dining room filled up, and Mr. Kalika's anxieties subsided.
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I don't have anxieties about the past or the future.
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To ease the anxieties that erupt amid rapid demographic change?
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The anxieties arising around that trigger their earlier shaming experiences.
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I found it very effective in terms of managing anxieties.
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Republican President Donald Trump stoked anxieties by threatening on Aug.
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"For me, it's been really helpful to try to become more aware of the ways in which the anxieties of my head and the anxieties of my heart actually manifest in my body," Ewing said.
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Anxieties exist The situation underscores the anxieties within the administration at maintaining a united front against North Korea, even as Trump's advisers continue to hold differing viewpoints on how best to confront the rogue regime.
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Anxieties operate on at least three levels on Hammond's farmland: that of the global economy, more local political and financial concerns, and finally, at the deepest, darkest level, anxieties of obligation, self-worth and legacy.
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Anxieties about developments in Syria have also weighed on market sentiment.
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Murphy's indecision about his own work perfectly aligns with their anxieties.
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The information did not include genetic data but nonetheless reinforced anxieties.
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But they also mine sociopolitical and gender anxieties like Jackson did.
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It quells some of my physical anxieties, and I sleep better.
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The Future of Capitalism: Facing the New Anxieties By Paul Collier.
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Lost in my own anxieties, I'd forgotten to vocalize my desires.
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The waits are still long, and the anxieties and tragedies remain.
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Rather, I have become a vessel for their fear and anxieties.
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Anxieties about the social repercussions of modern technology have become clichéd.
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German anxieties are fuelled by long-standing concerns over "parallel societies".
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I blame it on my personal anxieties heading into that day.
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And pregnant women in the area say they're facing new anxieties.
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All of that messaging is coming from her own, internalized anxieties.
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"The unique environment allowed me to transcend my anxieties," Sam says.
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It is easier to remedy economic anxieties because they are tangible.
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Fast forward to Slack, and those anxieties are much less evident.
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However, not even sleep is immune to the anxieties of productivity.
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The moving of sacred objects to profane settings arouses particular anxieties.
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These Orientalist narratives evince their own insecurities and anxieties of China.
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His new pal just serves as a mouthpiece for those anxieties.
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That seemed to ramp up my anxieties, rather than alleviate them.
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Illustrated among the obscure and bizarre are our anxieties and desires.
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They allow their actors to portray Jesus's vulnerabilities, uncertainties, and anxieties.
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He wanted to release his anxieties and fear by punishing me.
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"He feeds into their anxieties and their fears," Mr. Kasich said.
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In other words, hers were the typical freshman's hopes and anxieties.
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Continued slow growth, moreover, will only intensify the nation's political anxieties.
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He also showed a genius for manipulating the anxieties of evangelicals.
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Terrorism can also act as a condenser of society's broader anxieties.
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Many messages expressed anxieties about the gradual extinction of Tibetan culture.
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The episode plays with distinctly 90s-era anxieties about safe sex.
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Given the immediate negative reaction she experienced, her anxieties appear justified.
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The message: Our anxieties don't leave us even when we're dead.
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Have you learned how to better confront and manage your anxieties?
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When the markets behave erratically, anxieties escalate and questions naturally arise.
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Fueling their anxieties was an apparently bottomless trove of provocative videos.
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And it raised everybody's anxieties over across a variety ... About working.
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But have my anxieties about terrorism been blown out of proportion?
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But Sanders supporters have plenty of reasons to discount these anxieties.
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And he's not the only one expressing anxieties about the economy.
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Still others are imagined, projections of my own anxieties and insecurities.
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It will be about more than the anxieties of one newsroom.
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It's a fascinating response to young people's anxieties over surveillance. Teens!
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Political corruption under Mr. Sargsyan has further added to popular anxieties.
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The whole system needs changing before that students' anxieties will change.
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We all have our individual pains and fears and anxieties, worries.
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The many anxieties I lived with helped to push grief away.
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The new Istanbul looks set to be defined by those anxieties.
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" That doesn't mean those anxieties can be flatly described as "racist.
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Mr. Schumer and Mr. Cardin expressed no such anxieties on Saturday.
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I try to express my own personal anxieties in my work.
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Moreover, the anxieties and fears it exploits -- in Trump's case, of Mexicans and Muslims -- are close kin to the anxieties and fears about King and other African-Americans that Falwell himself exploited a half-century ago.
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But the anxieties that generate this sort of furious macho semaphoring and overdetermined posturing are the anxieties that animate many of the worst and smallest stupidities in a national life that's warped by greed and guilt.
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For the last year, there's been a debate among people who are not supporters of Donald Trump about whether Trump supporters are more motivated by "race" (which is to say, racism and racial anxieties) or economic anxieties.
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Class -- not race -- anxieties animate today's white working-class frustration and fears.
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Predictably, the show is drowning in the anxieties of the Trump era.
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Investments by themselves aren't going to temper the country's omnipresent political anxieties.
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An uptick in U.S.-China trade tensions also helped aggravate recession anxieties.
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HORROR films frequently, and subtly, tap into the anxieties of their time.
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But, through this whole creative journey, he's had other anxieties as well.
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But several young women also shared their anxieties about joining the workforce.
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Should our dreams, our fears, our anxieties be accessible to the government?
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Men created characters that embodied their anxieties about these newly empowered women.
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Scarlet also said wearing latex helped her shed her anxieties in bed.
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To project our anxieties on the parents in these cases is irrational.
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The traditional social democratic message didn't really speak to these cultural anxieties.
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"This has led to controversies, disputes and anxieties in society," she said.
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Fittingly, much of this episode concerns the Kardashian women's various baby anxieties.
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Two restraints and one leniency Racial anxieties also play a major role.
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Understandably, it seems whatever commands our attention also commands our deeper anxieties.
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It's little wonder, then, why anxieties spike in the wake of uncertainty.
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Other bands' 2018 releases hinted at similarly huge, but less specific anxieties.
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It just doesn't speak to our collective anxieties in the same way.
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They're stressful, and this square will bring up a lot of anxieties.
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The conversation also turned to the grand anxieties of post-Ferguson policing.
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But that certainly doesn't mean that fertility-related anxieties aren't still real.
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Elle publicly discussed her anxieties being in conflict with her musical career.
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I imagine it might have to do with the anxieties and agoraphobia.
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Cook listed several of the anxieties he faced as a college student.
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Anxieties about North Korea's nuclear capabilities have escalated amid recent missile tests.
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It has also been shaped by the appetites and anxieties of men.
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This spring will help answer whether these anxieties are warranted or overblown.
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However, Gomez's anxieties around "First Time" likely only made the episode better.
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In the local strategy sessions, people laid bare their preferences and anxieties.
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Miethner attributes my anxieties to social media and the internet in general.
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My anxieties were always around a common theme: cleanliness, disease, health, germs.
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Anxieties come up in everyday life—it's learning how to control it.
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It is worth noting that my WWIMOAH shares none of my anxieties.
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Demographically, a growing Latino population has fueled anxieties among pro-Trump supporters.
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Firing Brittany becomes all about them — their guilt, their anxieties, their comfort.
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You'll probably find that many of them share similar anxieties to you.
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He is the master of stoking voters' most primal anxieties and resentments.
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In telling stories about teenage sex anxieties, Sex Education is cleverly relatable.
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When anxieties overwhelmed her at 13, she began to push food away.
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The anxieties brought on by the recent arrests hung over the ceremony.
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If anything, it feels to me as if the anxieties are increasing.
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While Wilder had anxieties of her own, they seemed tame in comparison.
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It encapsulates so many of the angers and anxieties of modern America.
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Ross Douthat thinks European anxieties toward immigrants and Islam have gone global.
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The prospective encounter, possibly in Finland, is stirring anxieties among European leaders.
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Those anxieties have driven governments to tighten borders and slash refugee resettlements.
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In Japan, the threat of auto tariffs is causing more severe anxieties.
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They also will report on their anxieties and concerns about the coronavirus.
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Here are strategies for dealing with anxieties and annoyances, large and small.
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The anxieties have gotten the attention of development economists and developing countries.
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"Knitting is a comforting and meditative way to channel all those anxieties."
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I'd rather be transparent and assuage others' anxieties about who is coming.
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In the wake of the recent American election, fears and anxieties proliferate.
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About the deepening anxieties of the middle class in many developed economies.
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Instead of playing to your anxieties, we can appeal to your aspirations.
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Any time people are having these anxieties, marketers take advantage of it.
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So WEVC is going to ease consumer anxieties and accelerate EV adoption.
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In this interview, Poulos and I talk about those pressures and anxieties.
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That last bit raises an interesting question about a big debate inside the party: the extent to which we can speak about Trump's support in the American interior, as you put it, stemming from racial anxieties versus economic anxieties.
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For all the talk, during this election, of the subjective way that conservative working-class whites see the world — their anxieties of various forms, their anger and fear — less attention has been paid to the anxieties of nonwhite Americans.
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"Women hear the concerns, the anxieties, the experiences of other women," Francis said.
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Also, spending this time helps your mind better deal with its daily anxieties.
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Trust will come more easily, as anxieties over loss and abandonment fade way.
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They expressed "anxieties" about the prospects of their return and reconstruction, he said.
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Like The World the Children Made, 000000FF0000 appeals to your pre-existing anxieties.
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Some of these extra hands have been pushed into work by financial anxieties.
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Both have their concerns that unresolved childhood anxieties might negatively affect Pius's papacy.
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Good-paying jobs are the single best cure for Midwest workers' economic anxieties.
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But his abrupt abandonment of America's Kurdish allies in Syria unleashed its anxieties.
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Your planetary ruler Venus clashes with hazy Neptune today, stirring up some anxieties.
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"Urban legends are projections of society's anxieties, hopes, fears, and worries," says Blank.
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Relevance: On one hand, the episode features a smorgasbord of contemporary social anxieties.
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The achievement heightened American anxieties that nuclear tensions could spill over and upwards.
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I was going to pack up my anxieties and leave them with Mom.
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But, at the very least, amid these anxieties, the economy is gaining strength.
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It turned out that many of the anxieties we had were entirely baseless.
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Old anxieties about not having enough or feeling unprotected can resurface decades later.
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The longer view remains inconclusive and subject to the anxieties of the present.
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Tweedy's anxieties have served as a fulcrum for plenty of seminal Wilco moments.
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They are actually a product of the modern city and its peculiar anxieties.
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This year, many of those meetings focused on anxieties over Mr. Trump's remarks.
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Like Sanders, he has played on the economic anxieties of middle-class voters.
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Hermit crabs and octopuses flounce on furniture, burdened by all too human anxieties.
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We also grow adept at concealing our misgivings, anxieties, personal problems, and vices.
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That would be good for the state, but the anxieties are great, too.
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The main anxieties in this country are economic and social, not about crime.
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And both highlight the exhausting feedback loop between her anxieties and her ambition.
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His anxieties relaxed a little, and he appeared at an event in Brussels.
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Anxieties intensified about the inability to prevent mass killings at relatively unprotected places.
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Donald Trump won by appealing to the cultural anxieties of blue-collar whites.
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It's Frankenstein's monster for the anxieties of humanity's bio-hacking, space-colonizing future.
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There's a really close link between anxieties, food-related stress, and gut dysfunction.
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I am here to provoke my anxieties, confront them and, hopefully, neutralize them.
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Rather than keep those thoughts and anxieties private, we decided to open up.
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Crossing for these students comes with a particular set of traumas and anxieties.
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And anxieties about a globalized world have created a bull market in nostalgia.
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The music was uplifting, and I could see people's anxieties melt with prayer.
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It's a shame, since they stoke the greatest dreams and anxieties of youth.
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We've turned our anxieties about leaving the European Union into a food fight.
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Meanwhile, some of the Goncourt brothers' 150-year-old anxieties are coming true.
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So anxieties around racism and global warming are ultimately marginalized, or even dismissed.
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And that meant I had someone to share my fears and anxieties with.
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Words of wisdom from a former tech recruiter: Your anxieties are not unfounded.
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And its rationale reflects the anxieties of the era in which it emerged.
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It is escalating our anxieties with unending access to information and misinformation alike.
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This Republican effort to play on those white fears and anxieties has continued.
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These anxieties are partly for them, but also for our own gooey hearts.
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A smart demagogue plays to those fears under the guise of economic anxieties.
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But let me and my easily triggered anxieties just have this right now!
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Yet, nothing prepared me for the pervasive anxieties I encountered on this trip.
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Not that Drake's career has been without anxieties and challenges — far from it.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi is acutely aware of the anxieties swirling within her caucus.
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Fifty years of a life tarnished by injustice, subjugation and daily anxieties ensued.
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Every driver who decides to go electric faces the same anxieties about charging.
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Mullen's descent into the extreme right wing began with his anxieties about immigration.
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So do anxieties over external threats to the nation's security and territorial integrity.
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Similar anxieties came about following an attack on Saudi oil fields in September.
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It also counters our era's anxieties about the widespread cultural crisis in expertise.
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Encourage them to voice and ask questions about their anxieties at any time.
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Social networks consolidated and expanded globally, bringing new anxieties over their political power.
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President Trump had signed an executive order curtailing immigration, and anxieties were high.
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Yet 50 years after the NPT came into force, nuclear anxieties are increasing.
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His gentle, courtly, and often playful manner quickly put Berg's anxieties to rest.
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THE FUTURE OF CAPITALISM Facing the New Anxieties By Paul Collier 248 pp.
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To that end, you should take your fears and anxieties seriously, Gionfriddo says.
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Fears of external manipulation tap into deep-seated human anxieties over individual autonomy.
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In any case, Applebee's knows your anxieties—in fact, it's banking on them.
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Trump, like Nixon, also saw the benefits in exploiting racial and cultural anxieties.
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Douglas, in fact, draws inspiration directly from the anxieties of people around her.
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My anxieties were not assuaged when Troelso ushered us to the judges' table.
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Every conversation about the site is a braid of memories, anxieties, and politics.
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After all, the artist has a particular talent for riffing on social anxieties.
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While Bethenny — who was dealing with custody issues and stress stemming from her ex-husband Jason Hoppy's alleged stalking earlier that year — wanted Carole to help soothe some of her anxieties, Carole had a lot of understandable anxieties of her own.
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Crime stories, he told me, can reveal "a set of cultural anxieties and uncertainties" — and the stories he read for Indecent Advances reveal American society's evolving but ever-present anxieties about gay men and their lives in the decades before Stonewall.
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But since the handover, and especially in the past five years, anxieties have grown.
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All the mundane 'crippling' anxieties I once let dictate how I functioned have dissipated.
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Mr. Millies dismisses the anxieties of working-class and uneducated white voters as irrational.
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Popular culture is a place where these sorts of anxieties and desires are explored.
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The nativism, the nationalism, the isolationism — this plays perfectly to the anxieties you're describing.
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Swift revealed that the 2017 Manchester bombing heightened her anxieties about going on tour.
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Bolsonaro speaks the same tongue as evangelicals, voicing their anxieties over changing family roles.
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Pruitt's secretive and closed-circle decision-making has exacerbated agency employees' anxieties and disgruntlement.
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When submitting to someone I trust, I'm able to let go of my anxieties.
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It felt tempting to link the anxieties of height, class, money, and gentrifying neighborhoods.
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A marketing campaign could be used to ease community anxieties about approving new development.
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My kids are 22 and 25 now, I have new anxieties about them now.
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Advertising consumer culture is where we have hopes and desire and fears and anxieties.
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Middle-class economic worries and populist anger at elites added fuel to white anxieties.
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Byrne mitigates the anxieties vented through the former with proposed solutions in the latter.
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We've dawdled plenty; it's almost apéro time and the winemaker's anxieties again take over.
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No actual events explained this fear: It was driven by social and cultural anxieties.
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It doesn't mention Trump, but it clearly acknowledges many of the anxieties about him.
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That led to his teenage anxieties over every piece of homework and every paper.
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Where there are status anxieties, there is little or nothing a government can do.
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Anyone with so much as an Instagram account has likely experienced those same anxieties.
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His characters are often rigid and repressed, reflecting their worlds' considerable anxieties and frustrations.
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The bank polled 1,018 adults online, asking them about their financial priorities and anxieties.
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Hint: It has to do with the history of Canadian settlement and racial anxieties.
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Mr. Trump is exquisitely attuned to popular anxieties and highly talented at exploiting them.
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Working through your anxieties could actually lead to a happier marriage in the end.
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That leaves BEV owners facing the range anxieties of a lot more winter storms.
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With Nathan, Madeline attempted to ignore her anxieties, and that decision only hurt her.
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Trump is now exploiting their anxieties and alienation in the most divisive terms imaginable.
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" She also wants people to know that their "anxieties are way out of proportion.
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Democrats need to tap into those anxieties constructively or Republicans will do so destructively.
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"[Millennials] don't have the anxieties about decomposing the way other people do," Cunningham says.
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Anthem, Bioware's science-fantasy online shooter is another recent title with palpable eco-anxieties.
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It kept the townspeople from consuming more PFAS, but it didn't cure their anxieties.
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He quickly overcame his anxieties, however, by focusing on the quality of his relationship.
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"The illustrations were all inspired by my own anxieties and neuroticisms," Correll told Mashable.
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Unlike us, he has Ghostbusters star Leslie Jones to help him overcome those anxieties.
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Current experience shows their anxieties about power gravitating to one branch were well-founded.
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Democrats must embrace policies that honestly address the deep anxieties of working-class voters.
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We have to move past our xenophobic anxieties, yet we must proceed with caution.
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ALMOST all French aspirations, and anxieties, seem to crowd into the game of football.
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But trade anxieties appeared to ease as investors anticipated little impact from China's actions.
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Fans recently started tweeting her questions about the daily anxieties and depression they endure.
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She instead becomes a blank canvas upon which adults project their anxieties and fears.
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Everywhere you turn, grown-ups are volubly voicing their anxieties about the smartphone generation.
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Trump frequently stokes anxieties over American manufacturing moving overseas and immigrants taking U.S. jobs.
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As the crisis in Catalonia demonstrates, the rich have economic anxieties of their own.
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By this summer, whatever anxieties there may have once been seemed to have dissipated.
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His palette was attuned to the era's anxieties about nuclear war and nuclear waste.
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"Drake is becoming a pop star with rap-star anxieties," our music critic wrote.
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As a result, Gates erred on the side of caution, and his anxieties persisted.
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The resurgence of UFO stories in 2017 reflects the growing anxieties of many Americans.
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In another ad, Cruz says he is running for president to relieve people's anxieties.
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Manny: This Great Replacement rhetoric is effective at fueling anxieties that Americans already have.
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The Russian-sounding name of the titular villainess reflected the era's Cold War anxieties.
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Anxieties over acceptance still linger as more of his colleagues learn of his background.
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These concerns could be read as Luiselli's thinly-veiled anxieties about her own books.
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We have anxieties; that's just human, but it doesn't have to control your behavior.
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The final room of the park seemed custom-designed to trigger my specific anxieties.
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The moth meme imagined the possibility of a simple solution to all our anxieties.
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This recurring theme in entertainment may well manifest all too human anxieties about death.
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Blinderman tells me that death anxieties aren't systematically documented in patients with serious illnesses.
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In the Western imagination, witches are often anchored in misogynistic anxieties around female agency.
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Patients say the election has been replete with "triggers" that tap into their anxieties.
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He teeters hazardously between implicating his audience and merely giving their anxieties a name.
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And that uncertainty has reawakened old anxieties about the sincerity of his political promises.
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These anxieties link her to British contemporaries and to artists working across the Atlantic.
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But anxieties remain high, even as federal data shows that schools are less violent.
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Only Buffy could give those anxieties the apocalyptic stakes every teenager knows they deserve.
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And for many Sanders supporters, the anxieties of establishment Democrats are not a concern.
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Through Frolatti's threatening dispatches, Bantock explores the anxieties and obstacles that prevent human connection.
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But the widely anticipated Trump-Kim meeting on Tuesday left them with new anxieties.
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Intense anxieties about coronavirus abound, and gun sales have actually spiked during the crisis.
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Permeating your room with purple peace potion, unfortunately, may not displace your anxieties forever.
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It has also reopened old wounds and anxieties in southeast Turkey's deeply traumatized population.
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Free-floating societal anxieties seemed to inject themselves into the proceedings in other ways.
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Yet on tests designed to measure personality, attitudes, temperaments, and anxieties, they converged astonishingly.
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But it raised anxieties, with Thailand still on edge after a rare mass shooting.
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Trees are prone to anthropomorphism; we project our dreams and our anxieties onto them.
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I'll grant that anxieties about food allergies, too, may have outpaced the empirical realities.
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"John has his own anxieties going on," Mr. Torres, 54, said with a laugh.
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These are set against anxieties about otherness, about control and the loss of it.
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The visible decline of so many historic city centers is intertwined with these anxieties.
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Mothers are perfectly free to be judgmental, dictatorial, and obsessive, and it multiplies anxieties.
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My hope is for us to think critically about our collective anxieties around aging.
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They also allow candidates and groups to exploit those populations' anxieties and resentments efficiently.
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And Trump won tremendous loyalty from those people by tapping directly into their anxieties.
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But it's not just that — the two types of anxieties play on each other.
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But those anxieties are often much more fundamental: anxiety about physical safety and violence.
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They discover that Arabs' daily lives, fears, anxieties, and landscapes are just like theirs.
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The surge received wide coverage in the media — and activated latent anxieties among Americans.
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Her allusions to patience are at odds with his entrenched anxieties about meeting up.
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Humans have a long history of territorial anxieties about wild animals intruding on our spaces.
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There it is, deep in his subconscious, the object of all his anxieties and fears.
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Now, Google wants to remove all those vacation anxieties—or at least some of them.
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Oxford University Press, 2013"The Future of Capitalism: Facing the New Anxieties", by Paul Collier.
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It comes with its own anxieties, and I can see how it's not for everyone!
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Anxieties concerning your career goals or your reputation are up for you to sort through.
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Rather, as that example suggests, the issue is a repository for broader anxieties and allegiances.
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But trade anxieties and fears of future economic instability could make for some worrying trends.
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It just so happened that Professor Li shared the same shopping anxieties as I did.
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How do the insights of the exhibition apply to modern monsters, and contemporary Western anxieties?
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"Safe and Sound" wraps a new set of cultural anxieties around the same intergenerational conflict.
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I think it's inspiring and reassuring to know that other people have the same anxieties.
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The anxieties of life melt away, and it's just you and your Skate Kitchen crew.
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How do the Capuchin Catacombs of Palermo offer a window into our anxieties about death?
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By channeling a form of mental time travel, he attempts to overcome these past anxieties.
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" When candidates get caught in the details, she said it "just feeds into people's anxieties.
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Kindt has been contacted by people seeking help for all kinds of fears and anxieties.
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I was reminded that the city's people have their own anxieties, which was OK, too.
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And while I love The Handmaid's Tale, it isn't doing anything to calm my anxieties.
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I have all these anxieties about whether or not I'm doing a good job sometimes.
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I left them to fend for themselves, removing myself into my own anxieties and solipsism.
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Committees of denim manufacturers and advertising executives set out to combat "anxieties over juvenile delinquency".
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Some of the incoming administration's anxieties fit easily into the tradition of White House paranoia.
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Latin anxieties are a cocktail of worries about the economy, crime and corruption (see chart).
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Mr Trump's candidacy caters explicitly to the anxieties and grievances of white working class voters.
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And reach out to a trusted friend if you can't get your anxieties under control.
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Anxieties about iPhone growth at Apple swept tech stocks, another big drag on the region.
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Democrats can beat fear not by downplaying the anxieties of voters, but by overpowering them.
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As I drove home each afternoon, my mind drifted into a familiar hive of anxieties.
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During the interview, Eekwol touched on a number of her anxieties within the music industry.
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But Sweet said that discussions here tie back directly to anxieties and concerns at home.
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Our personal finance columnist offers ways to cope with anxieties over the economy and politics.
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It's led by two candidates who arouse gargantuan anxieties, fear and hatred in their opponents.
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There are so many anxieties about politics today and about the direction of the country.
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It gives a clear picture of the authorities' anxieties, Mr. Xiao said in an interview.
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Maybe he's been playing on your anxieties, insecurities and anger to further his own ambitions.
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Unplugging, and taking control over what information is tracked, can alleviate some of these anxieties.
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But 13 years ago, she was a young woman who had trouble hiding her anxieties.
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Fidget away your anxieties here, and check out Mike Bodge's other work on his website.
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And markets are still seeing wild swings, indicative of just how deep investor anxieties run.
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Similarly, by photographing haunted houses, Ms. Keasler wants to raise larger questions about American anxieties.
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How do I live in the world; what are my anxieties and fears and frustrations?
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In Italy, anti-migrant sentiment is also being conflated with anxieties about the new coronavirus.
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Stoking American anxieties about immigration had worked well as a cornerstone of his 2016 campaign.
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Abercrombie signals her anxieties about motherhood in one of these, "Dinah Enters the Landscape" (1943).
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Lowering anxieties about what to wear and when to clap is all to the good.
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They try not to control their children's choices to serve their own egos or anxieties.
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Matt, the subject of Hero, has a paralyzing fear of flying among other disruptive anxieties.
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Frank O'Loughlin, who runs the Guatemalan-Maya Center, had tried to soothe anxieties that morning.
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We're also talking about our anxieties about women, their bodies, their money, and their pleasure.
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I began to see food as a cause of my anxieties rather than a cure.
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Anxieties are highest for the 800,000 federal workers furloughed or forced to work without pay.
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Even in the European Union, China's largest trading partner, Beijing has caused anxieties to spike.
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The characters must adapt to their anxieties and confront what keeps them stuck in place.
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Decades of migration by Han, China's dominant ethnic group, have transformed Xinjiang, fueling Uighur anxieties.
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In December 19913, mounting anxieties led to Mr. Hawke's removal in a Labor Party coup.
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Anxieties surrounding the rise of the coronavirus seem to be at an all-time high.
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The recent fall in the value of the lira exacerbated economic anxieties in the country.
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The instinct to offer parents immediate relief from their anxieties risks making schools into fortresses.
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But the form evolves with the fashions, and with our anxieties: about disclosure, authenticity, performance.
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By playing to the anxieties of his base, the President aims to bolster his popularity.
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"Over the course of several months, all my fears and anxieties subsided," Ms. Kaplan said.
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"I had no idea," Ms. Conley, 35, a freelance writer, said of the children's anxieties.
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He became a boy again, seemingly shedding not only decades, but also anxieties and doubts.
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Jeremiah, Jasherah, and Paula began to redirect their anxieties and fears into vibrant comic strips.
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Mr. Pogo's anxieties echo those of the relatives of the first group of released girls.
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Soren Wuerth's comment sums up their anxieties well: Obviously, students either celebrate or malign Trump.
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The bloc's leaders met as anxieties mounted about President Trump's comments disparaging the European Union.
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He spoke passionately about the anxieties and dangers facing many — climate change chief among them.
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These anxieties have been reflected in persistent swings in the VIX index in recent years.
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The European Union was little more than a convenient scapegoat for a host of anxieties.
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The British vote to leave the European Union this year was complicated by such anxieties.
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There's a genuine tension between acknowledging anxieties about a changing America and discouraging racist attitudes.
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Most students begin college with the typical anxieties of making friends and getting good grades.
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The answer is of course that populism is driven by both economic and racial anxieties.
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Knowing it&aposs there if I do keeps a lot of my anxieties at bay.
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The first night we roasted a chicken and talked again through our intentions and anxieties.
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Sometimes this means taking responsibility for one's selfishness, lack of self-esteem, anxieties, or depression.
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Part of her appeal is that she speaks to the common anxieties of her generation.
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"The games will continue to reflect a whole host of cultural anxieties," says Dr. Payne.
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Zombie-dolls aside, the sources of my anxieties were very real—and they needed attention.
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He instead made a case that at least articulated some of the anxieties people had.
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"I would say there are worries, there are anxieties, there is a strong perception over individual isolated incidents, but unless you've got evidence to prove there are clear breaches then it will remain at the level of anxieties and perception," Lam said, without elaborating.
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Somehow, we must address those anxieties to reclaim the place of reason in our political life.
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These days, his anxieties are elsewhere — can he establish himself as a key player in fashion?
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Kim joins her at the appearance and commiserates with her younger sister about their shared anxieties.
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It's a daily grind of struggling with pain, anxieties, managing sleep, and managing your overall stressors.
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The league's demands reflected anxieties about the modern, emancipated woman that emerged in the interwar period.
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It's the darkened tunnels with the spinning teeth-covered wheels that spark my anxieties the most.
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With summer holidays and travel plans quickly approaching, it's hard to ignore all those packing anxieties.
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"One of my main anxieties with new experiences is not knowing what to expect," she added.
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I was besieged with anxieties: What if I wasn't allowed to do what I was doing?
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The big picture: Anxieties over endemic crime and corruption continue to fuel discontent, creating volatile conditions.
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The film hoped to draw audiences by tapping into modern-day anxieties surrounding technology and privacy.
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Anxieties about privatising essential services are present in all countries but tellingly are not always consistent.
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Ms. Lebron is preparing to return to her studies, but that is stirring up some anxieties.
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President Donald Trump also seized on economic anxieties to appeal to voters in the 2016 election.
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RACIAL ANXIETIES: The poll asked if people thought whites or minorities were "under attack" in America.
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It's this tension, between escapism and everyday anxieties, that drives Pumarosa's kaleidoscopic debut album The Witch.
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Those same fears and anxieties are reflected in the myths about vampires, zombies, and even werewolves.
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After all, how could advertising's obsession with punchy tag-lines encompass all of intersectionalism's layered anxieties?
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The book seems to articulate many of the anxieties that gripped the country after its release.
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Smart financial planning and investment management will take care of the anxieties suffered by my generation.
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Yet in the West the kind of anxieties that Deng pulled Carter's leg about are widespread.
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The goal of each team is to decrease the sum of anxieties among its individual members.
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Do you think you were working through some of those anxieties as you made the movie?
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"The biggest hurdle to overcome is social anxieties and the desire to be accepted," he said.
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Music defined him and became his ally against the anxieties that threatened his adolescent self-esteem.
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Everyone has strategies they use in their minds to keep their emotions—their anxieties—in check.
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"This has led to controversies, disputes and anxieties in society," Lam said, according to the BBC.
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Instead, the argument goes, the revolt against economic openness reflects deeper anxieties about lost relative status.
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Trump has given voice to anxieties that people like Ingraham have been airing for some time.
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The archive offers a window into the era's burgeoning modernity and the anxieties that accompany change.
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At the same time, he was open about his high school travails and anxieties about dating.
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Anxieties over the space race became a dominant theme in science fiction from Sputnik to Alien.
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The anxieties that such findings stoke have made trade a touchstone issue in America's presidential election.
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They feed all of their anxieties into Oscar and their more... secure-minded feelings into Hedgehog.
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For the sake of their future happiness, it may be time to get over these anxieties.
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Arren shares his dreams and anxieties, and in return Ged shares what wisdom he has learned.
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Other series walk a fine line, reflecting Trump-era anxieties without ever mentioning him by name.
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The terror attacks in San Bernardino and Paris have ratcheted upward—once again—our collective anxieties.
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Florida's offer of free Zika testing for pregnant women has increased rather than decreased their anxieties.
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The case stirred anxieties that homegrown Islamic radicalism may have migrated to Eastern and Central Europe.
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Now, finally, globalization anxieties and the feeling of cultural dislocation have reached the country's main stage.
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Whatever the case, Drake is becoming a pop star with rap-star anxieties, another novel fusion.
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"He's formidable, he understands voters' anxieties, and he will be ruthless against Hillary Clinton," said Gov.
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By setting his queer comedy in a children's show he aroused all sorts of adult anxieties.
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And as a self-conscious species, we have to grapple with a lot of these anxieties.
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You're in a very daydream-y place mentally right now, but don't let fantasies become anxieties.
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The single chews on internalized cultural anxieties and spits them back out as a raw diatribe.
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Pyongyang's anxieties are evident from Kim Jong Un's speech, most of which focused on the economy.
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The leaders who exploit those very real anxieties are interested in power, not helping working people.
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It also addresses, albeit not with too much specificity, the economic anxieties of creating these businesses.
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He catalogs his own anxieties at length, sometimes to exorcise them and sometimes to fetishize them.
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However, there are ways to be transparent about such requests which can alleviate some consumer anxieties.
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More important, they continue to be confident that, despite their anxieties, cooler heads with eventually prevail.
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"If we don't tell them, they have to cope with their anxieties by themselves," he said.
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Through "Behind the Racquet," players are opening up about anxieties regarding injuries, finances and mental health.
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We create and experience fiction, as a culture, to work out our anxieties, fears, and hopes.
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Swedish digital designer Victor Müller was grappling with his own anxieties about climate change last year.
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The turmoil in so many neighbors appears to have stirred some anxieties around Mr. el-Sisi.
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I mean the dangers that lurk within us — the doubts and anxieties that hold us back.
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Twitter became a platform for them to share growing anxieties and fears, using the hashtag #ShutdownStories.
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Swoops in the stock market will continue to be unpredictable, and anxieties about global growth remain.
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Whatever Desch's anxieties were about flying used, they proved to be unfounded—the launch went flawlessly.
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The anxieties and concerns I am hearing from our service members and their families are justified.
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It would be inspiring to see our country's leaders work together to quell the nation's anxieties.
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Or maybe, I thought, I should stop projecting my human anxieties on this hollow-boned being.
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The trick for putting an end to our anxieties, he suggests, is not to stop worrying.
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How much of your inhibition around sexuality has to do with anxieties regarding your aging body?
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And an expectant couple riff on their pre-parenthood anxieties in a new stand-up special.
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"Clearly climate change is a concern and part of the zeitgeist of anxieties today," he said.
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Today, though, worry about excessive homework is competing with anxieties about student achievement and global competition.
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Another arrest later in life exposed some of the anxieties I face when interacting with police.
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The campaign has reshaped its events in a way that seems aimed directly at voters' anxieties.
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If anxieties over the water in Flint have eased, they have been replaced with different ones.
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But work it did — despite Mr. Kushner's anxieties about how British audiences would receive his play.
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In recent years, however, anxieties have grown around white artists who commit acts of cultural appropriation.
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Could it be that in arming themselves so well against life's anxieties, Epicureans overlook its riches?
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But if things go awry, it could deepen anxieties among fellow Republicans and voters more generally.
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As Isenberg shows, anxieties about the white underclass have been at the heart of our history.
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Their professional advice would seem to offer an antidote to the anxieties "What If?" stirs up.
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Russia, perhaps seeking to stoke European anxieties, has emphasized the risks of a nuclear missile buildup.
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What does the data tell us about how whites are defining their own anxieties or concerns?
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The ensuing Cold War reinvigorated anxieties over Soviet communism and scientific advancements, like the space race.
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To some conservatives, though, the phrase has become shorthand for deep anxieties about a changing country.
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Consumers, most of whom are still fairly unfamiliar with electric vehicles, have certain anxieties about them.
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I think that to look at Trump as fundamentally expressing economic anxieties surely is a mistake.
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She knows firsthand the particular set of traumas and anxieties that come with cross-border life.
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That's what we have to be focused on; the very real, practical, everyday anxieties of every American.
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Plus, proof that there was lead in the water only confirmed that our anxieties had been justified.
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And we're all about to lose our minds with tech anxieties, but at least we're not alone.
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For queer youth, however, these universal hesitations and anxieties also come with the stigma of LGBTQ identity.
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Ed Rendell, the former Pennsylvania governor and a Biden fund-raiser, acknowledged he had heard the anxieties.
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My initial anxieties were wrong, this is a small pocket of heaven; a place I can belong.
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Landmark's new features could assuage those anxieties, particularly if they help subscribers plan a little further ahead.
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Below are some of our favorite illustrations about the anxieties that come with being on the job.
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In a territory where anxieties about China's hidden hand run deep, her words will change few minds.
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But the anxieties about China that troubled investors in the final months of 2018 have also faded.
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She replaced her anxieties with an even stronger desire to get revenge against Ivy and the cult.
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They have voiced anxieties about Christian "conversions" and the growth of foreign-funded Christianity across the country.
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Is that anger at elite women reflective of a situation where economic and gender anxieties are intermingling?
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Goodman strives to connect with his estranged father, and Walsh confronts her anxieties about becoming a mother.
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The busts also encourage us to project external experiences or externally generated fears or anxieties on them.
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A much more unusual and avant-garde take on parental anxieties, but the symbolism makes it clear.
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But it's really my art that I use to channel all my pain and worries and anxieties.
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You can view the Tethered as a physical projection of each character's repressed fears, anxieties, and traumas.
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Chris doesn't care to wonder, because he cuts Billy off, uninterested in the anxieties of a billionaire.
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Now you can meld the anxieties of past and present with a new Chrome extension called Tabagotchi.
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That has fueled anxieties in a healthcare sector governed by complex regulations and long product development cycles.
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She doesn't know my anxieties and insecurities and how much I pray to not feel so lonely.
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Even at the upper end of the market, economic pressures and anxieties affect how taste is defined.
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It seems pinned to the foundational anxieties of the people creating and consuming the content most ravenously.
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Julia and Tessa also share the lingering psychical scars of abuse, and the anxieties that accompany them.
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Everyone has been reliving their high school-era anxieties of lunchroom cliques from this latest Twitter meme.
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Sacramento three-piece So Stressed's second record, Please Let Me Know, is riddled with anxieties and crises.
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"Of course there are anxieties, it's not an easy undertaking" to overcome VW's management hierarchies, he said.
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"When you're putting a baby to sleep, you're trying to soothe whatever anxieties they're having," said Barris.
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Trade anxieties boosted the dollar, seen as a short-term winner if the United States reduces imports.
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But even in a place of alluring opportunity, the Adies, like Ms. Boshart, mirror their generation's anxieties.
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The case has stirred anxieties that homegrown Islamic radicalism may have migrated to Eastern and Central Europe.
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Tsushima paints a complex picture of modern Japanese womanhood, and of the anxieties of breaking with tradition.
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The anxieties generated by financial instability are enough to affect just about any millennial's health and lifestyle.
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But nowhere are the anxieties of the post-war era more apparent than in anime and manga.
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As soon as I saw Lauren on that beach, all of my fears and anxieties melted away.
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She is never likeable but she is fully and without anxiety herself (though her other anxieties proliferate).
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The project is partly a sendup of American political anxieties, meant to provoke thought, not elicit screams.
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We have a lot of misplaced anxieties about how clean our bathrooms and toilets are, Molotoch says.
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The object of his anxieties is a particularly creepy painting of a flautist in his father's office.
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He's shown himself to be a patient, kind, man with endless tolerance for my anxieties and fears.
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Imperative but evasive, the slogans allude to the franchise's corporate anxieties as much as its basketball woes.
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Well if it wasn't the radon, where do you think some of those anxieties were coming from?
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I was sharing my anxieties about studying abroad in Europe, of sticking out like a sore thumb.
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"Perhaps fears and anxieties are more on the surface for everyone now," she told Hyperallergic over email.
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Users can tweet to voice their anxieties, commiserate with people who share them, and comfort each other.
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People are using the internet to share information, air their anxieties, and bide time while in quarantine.
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Doe wants to rid herself of the anxieties of the future and fall headfirst into the now.
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And I know of so many other pregnant women who have their own anxieties in this time.
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Parker was the first teenage superhero whose anxieties, fears, joys, successes, and failures were treated with respect.
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"It is said that those who voted Leave were mainly driven by anxieties about immigration," Johnson wrote.
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Even though everyone is mutely collecting our queries, preferences, fetishes, anxieties. Google. Amazon. Facebook. YouTube. Pandora. Pinterest.
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But it always was an international boundary and as such subject to the day's prevailing sociopolitical anxieties.
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Senator Warren's challenge is that today's economic anxieties might not be powerful enough to drive real change.
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And yet, as you describe those class anxieties, I relate to them so viscerally I practically shiver.
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Though most attendees did not know one another, they spoke openly about their own anxieties and concerns.
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Of course, Trump very obviously went another direction and exploited racial anxieties as an effective political strategy.
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These books acknowledged the insecurities and anxieties I felt but was always too ashamed to talk about.
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The cartoonist has an uncanny gift for dramatizing mundane realities and the absurd anxieties that accompany them.
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I think it's refreshing to learn that we're not alone in our anxieties or insecurities or desires.
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He sublimated these anxieties by dressing elaborately in garish cowboy garb — an act of deliberate over-compensation.
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The fear of military attack by Israel or the United States has added to the popular anxieties.
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"Giving her lots to do took her mind off her anxieties," Wegman writes of Fay, the workaholic.
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The only world that I have known is one in which anxieties are reined in by hope.
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Engaged so closely with my immediate surroundings, I was able to drown out my ever-present anxieties.
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But, we can prevail as long as we don't let our anxieties get the best of us.
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Ade's "demonic" spell — as captions describe it — to force Antalia to disappear suggests Ade's anxieties are correct.
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But now, at the top of the summit, my prior fears and anxieties seemed small and inconsequential.
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The parents there were confronted by their own anxieties in others' faces, as if peering into mirrors.
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Turmeric for a breakout, a particularly tender, slow-to-heal bruise, the anxieties that kept me awake.
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But it transposes the dark anxieties explored so caustically by Ms. Waller-Bridge into a brighter key.
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Perhaps because of her anxieties, she made sure her kids could swim, and we started classes early.
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"Dracula" has been read as a metaphor for capitalism, colonialism, sexual desire, anxieties around the New Woman.
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One thing that's clear is that the stacking crises put people at risk and multiply their anxieties.
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Its plotlines trigger my already rampant anxieties stemming from working in an uncertain and often unforgiving industry.
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But Lynch, whose reboot of "Twin Peaks" begins in May, on Showtime, comes by those anxieties honestly.
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When squeezing a stress ball can't soothe your anxieties, maybe watching one getting shred to pieces will.
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Dr. Matei mentioned the BRCA mutation that multiplies my chances of metastases and my anxieties about them.
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This pragmatic approach to combatting insomnia focuses on changing the behaviors and anxieties that keep you up.
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A small-minded and demagogic politician might have exploited Americans' anxieties and appealed to their worst instincts.
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She's plotting her next move, trying to navigate past her anxieties over control and failure and competence.
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The country's repressed anxieties found their outlet in the specter of psychotic clowns and the unknown occult.
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He captures many of the fears and anxieties that are at the heart of the Trump phenomenon.
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For much of the album, he's out on his own, coping with internal anxieties and external pressures.
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What fascinated me in the research was how these crime stories really did reflect the era's anxieties.
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Watts's artful work makes you realize how often we don't take teenagers' anxieties, joys, and fears seriously.
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The social conditions that produce violence against women also produce anxieties around issues like abortion and transgender rights.
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And all the while, she reminded us that we're not alone in our anxieties and sadness and fear.
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Over the past year, I've seen myself revert back to old insecurities and anxieties: Am I good enough?
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I let go of my anxieties, and the cannabis industry started to look like a world of possibility.
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The Trump movement is essentially a grab bag of resentments and anxieties and bigotries and all the rest.
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Economic anxieties, the refugee crisis and a string of deadly Islamic State attacks fueled a wave of populism.
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So I started listening to their fears and anxieties and working on those, and became very brain-focused.
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Concerns about the manipulability of paper photography were also linked to larger anxieties about fraud in social life.
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They also frequently utilized them to highlight cultural and social anxieties and quirks — often involving race in America.
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It is not a coincidence that anxieties about Italy's public debts, sickly economy and fractious politics have resurfaced.
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Soon both are ensconced at Trinity College Dublin, where small-town rivalries are exchanged for big-city anxieties.
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Prior to this episode, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend was getting dangerously close to letting Rebecca's anxieties consume it entirely.
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There is another camp, however, which suggests that worker anxieties, though real, have little to do with Trumpism.
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But while I eventually found other ways to calm my anxieties, my attempts at meditation felt like failures.
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Like many Americans, older drivers will need to overcome their anxieties about AVs to give them a chance.
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In the dowdier parts of white America, a combination of economic and cultural anxieties has caused real misery.
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"We seize the opportunity to make allegedly neutral figures reflect our inner monologues, desires, anxieties, etc," she says.
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She knows Mario is a good father but she runs through her anxieties daily, like, will he fall?
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After all, we know that talking about sexual likes and dislikes can help people get over sexual anxieties.
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Adding to the family's anxieties, he said, his brother- and sister-in-law are in the country illegally.
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While Purser's character isn't assuaging anyone sexual anxieties, she is bolstering the myths of a guy's sexual virility.
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Stark divisions on trade ahead of a G7 leaders' summit kicking off on Friday added to investors' anxieties.
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The Conservatives have done a better job than the Liberals of showing that they care about these anxieties.
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Anxieties about victimhood and agency have come up over and over again in conversations with friends and colleagues.
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It was also an allegory for modern television and the show's own anxieties about coming back to it.
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But since trying this service, all of my doubts have slowly dissipated: the insecurities, the anxieties, the worries.
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Are the anxieties and associated costs of false positives outweighed by that rare life that might be saved?
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I buy the ticket onboard, and she and I discuss our fears and anxieties about the application process.
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And two, if a voter is concerned about Trump's inexperience and temperament, will Mike Pence quell their anxieties?
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The condition was accompanied by "a range of resistances, fears, anxieties, and hostilities," a 2015 Atlantic article notes.
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Among the more modern anxieties of parents today is how virtual assistants will train their children to act.
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Godzilla has mined box-office gold since the early 1950s, partly by channelling the anxieties of successive eras.
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The silence over my identity has been too deafening, and my anxieties bottled up for too many years.
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There are a lot of characters with anxieties on the show—maybe to balance out Clarence's confident optimism.
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Faceless, amorphous, and boundless, the tall black-suited figure sprang from the crowdsourced anxieties of our online hivemind.
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Anxieties have been fuelled recently by the disappearance of five men who sold gossipy books about China's leaders.
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If we're dealing with the extreme anxieties that come with living in 2018, we've got to go extreme.
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In post-earnings conference calls, homebuilders have noted measures they have taken to address anxieties over rising prices.
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A more difficult task will be satisfying Trump voters' deep anxieties about where they believe America is headed.
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That is the reason why Trump was elected president; he saw economic and racial anxieties he could exploit.
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Beyrer described the PACHA resignations as "an important gesture" that reflects the anxieties of many HIV/AIDS advocates.
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He is someone who deliberately plays to and manipulates the racial anxieties of others, for his own gain.
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I don't mention my identity-related anxieties to family and most friends because I won't find validation there.
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The lovely aromas will welcome in positivity and peace while all of her anxieties and stressors melt away.
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The X-Files distilled the anxieties of the age into excellent television, at least in the early seasons.
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In the face of resistance, then, actually reducing people's racial anxieties — rather than glossing over them — is necessary.
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The findings are remarkably similar — anxieties over a changing society were the key cause of hardcore Brexit support.
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Yet she also acknowledges this need to pare down has been the cause of her anxieties and depressions.
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Over the airwaves, FDR wouldn't just promote the New Deal, but comfort the nation and assuage American's anxieties.
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I choose these disasters because they are stand-alone moments of destruction that encapsulate our deepest cultural anxieties.
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But it does highlight the anxieties some of the church's more conservatives members are feeling about Francis' tenure.
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Nonetheless, Mr. Khan, 45, won a striking victory after a campaign dominated by anxieties over religion and ethnicity.
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"It is said that those who voted Leave were mainly driven by anxieties about immigration," Mr. Johnson wrote.
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Let's instead remember the wage, retirement and health care anxieties of American families sitting around the kitchen table.
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In these places, Donald Trump tapped into voter anxieties destructively, summoning people to fear with a dog whistle.
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With anxieties about an uncertain world percolating among adults, fleeing to the familiar is a retreat to safety.
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Unfortunately, some of the anxieties of the nativists proved more prescient than the blithe assumptions of the elite.
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She connected with others who shared her anxieties and identified what she'd been trying to suppress with alcohol.
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The Trump administration's release of its federal budget proposal for 2020 earlier this month reignited health care anxieties.
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As events spool backward, we glimpse the various crises and anxieties encountered by both women along the way.
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At first, the energy required for using her new beak obscured anxieties or questions like What to write?
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And when we do, many of us have related concerns, sleeplessness, uncertainties and even anxieties about the future.
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A great blaze can serve as a blank slate onto which people project their social and cultural anxieties.
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In addition to wedding-planning-related anxieties, Bejar said day-of stressors were another big problem for brides.
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But Beijing's anxieties about agitation in Hong Kong will likely compel Lam to exercise control over local unrest.
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The anxieties that led Botto to the Break Club are universal: friend drama, work stress, and family problems.
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Sampha never loses hold of the emotional beats he's trying to explore, wrestling with anxieties trivial and significant.
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In writing, childbirth is an experience mothers reflect on, eloquently summarizing their fears and anxieties for the reader.
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I still have my anxieties, but today, I am the happiest I have ever been in 31 years.
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In it, he proposed the theory that dreams are an unconscious representation of our fears, anxieties, and desires.
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During an appearance on Fox News' "Tucker Carlson Tonight," Swalwell noted that Trump recognized economic anxieties among Americans.
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Clinton This is one of many Springsteen songs tinted by the economic anxieties of the Carter-Reagan recession.
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The decades-old "Shelter" may be the work that speaks most strongly to the anxieties of the moment.
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We argue among ourselves about whether the rise of populist nationalism reflects economic or racial anxieties (or both).
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The country's politics — its chronic anxieties about conflict and war — have always been reflected in Israeli choreographers' work.
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Consider the wedding and funeral industries, which prey on the anxieties of nervous brides and grieving family members.
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Once "chain migration" became wedded to United States immigration anxieties, though, these kinds of nuances were quickly lost.
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Their works are not sensationalist conspiracies capitalizing on public anxieties; rather, they piece together a puzzle of facts.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has begun tightening border security as the far right continues to exploit racial anxieties.
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Striking a Friendship Match The anxieties and etiquette quandaries that result from having your friends befriend your friend.
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But at both museums, Delacroix's agitated scenes of passion and empire speak emphatically to contemporary appetites and anxieties.
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She's also much more likely to explore dark corners of her psyche, regrets, second thoughts, anxieties that linger.
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Klein held that all human beings are haunted by profound and terrifying fears that she called 'psychotic anxieties'.
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But norms began to shift as pools multiplied, with men and women increasingly swimming together, eliciting racist anxieties.
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Lawmakers are increasingly concerned about coronavirus exposureIn DC, anxieties about the virus are not limited to local officials.
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Pollan persuasively argues that our anxieties are misplaced when it comes to psychedelics, most of which are nonaddictive.
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In the morning I padded downstairs and learned that she had been awake in the night, too. Anxieties.
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An authoritarian leader has enormous advantages by exploiting anxieties and creating a fiction that people want to believe.
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Amazon is beloved by customers, but its rapid growth has spurred economywide anxieties about the future of jobs.
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So maybe the behaviors are different but the drivers — the anxieties, the fear, the pain — are the same.
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So I tried making pictures that were a little tougher and reflected my anxieties of being a father.
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Professors have their own anxieties and responsibilities during this crisis that may prevent them from doing their best.
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In the 1940s and '50s, there were anxieties in both Britain's Foreign Office and Hong Kong's local administration.
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Is another Broadway play intently focused on male frustrations and anxieties a solution or part of the problem?
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Female villains have long been useful scapegoats, repositories for social and cultural anxieties about men, women and power.
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She said parents should gently correct irrational fears but not downplay anxieties just to make children feel better.
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But sometimes having your darkest anxieties externalized into gripping, scary theater can be a splendid means of catharsis.
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Pompeo could also seek to reassure anxieties about a knock-on effect from the U.S.-China trade dispute.
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New York State Youth Leadership Council, run by DACA recipients, conducts healing circles where students share their anxieties.
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Like Zimmer, I had genetic counseling and my partner and I experienced the same anxieties as he did.
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The results suggest that populism — and anxieties over security and national identity — are far from dead in Europe.
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Certainly, the two anxieties were inextricable: look away from the struggle, for one second, and you may fall.
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In other cases, sexual trauma can compound with other anxieties around sex to complicate sexual connection in relationships.
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Extra counselors talk students through lingering anxieties, and the fifth- and sixth-grade classes have two teachers each.
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Trump successfully activated beliefs, ideas, and anxieties that were already present and even well-established within the party.
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The U.S.-China trade war has exacerbated economic and energy security anxieties in China, the world's largest emitter.
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The whole thing feels rich and lively; each student has their own motives and anxieties and petty feuds.
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But my favorite video games of 2019 were those that didn't let me escape my anxieties and frustrations.
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I think that I expected people to feel and talk about their anxieties and their worries a lot.
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Orbuch said that children generally have two large anxieties when their parents separate or go through a divorce.
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Anxieties and frustration are escalating on campus as students wait for a decision as early as next spring.
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But her retro aesthetic sounds fresh, in part thanks to its sharp songwriting and focus on contemporary anxieties.
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If you, dear reader, happen to be in this group, I'm not trying to dismiss your economic anxieties.
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With the painting at the fair and friends and strangers sharing images of the work online, anxieties surfaced.
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The natural-born clause clearly gave the lie to such rumors and thereby eased anxieties about foreign nobility.
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In a fit of nerves, I texted a sober friend all of my anxieties before my first meeting.
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Nativist anxieties around immigration from the 1930s to today have also determined how stringent certain categories can be.
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"Archie for President" bumper stickers, T-Shirts, and buttons were made following the show's premiere on behalf of a fictional character who spoke to the anxieties of countless working- and middle-class families across the country -- anxieties more recently embodied in the figure of a real-life President, Donald J. Trump.
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This is what it was like to experience the high anxieties and peculiar joys of chasing the total eclipse.
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Even in their 1003 debut single "No More Dream," they addressed the pressures and anxieties that face young people.
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Dancing in a chair has freed her from some of the anxieties she felt about dancing before her accident.
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But anxieties have eased significantly since North Korea sent athletes to the Winter Olympics in South Korea in February.
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Although much of the film focuses on the internal turmoil and anxieties of Millie's parents, she is our narrator.
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With technology getting better and better by the second, anxieties about its capabilities are stacking up just as fast.
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The test is partially intended to see if receiving routine payments will quell anxieties around losing jobs to automation.
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Those in a position to accept one of the jobs on this list may find their compensation anxieties soothed.
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But long-term, alcohol enables men to avoid their anxieties instead of facing them, which just makes things worse.
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When my anxieties creep in, I can imagine myself as a fearless protagonist, and feel a sense of calm.
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It hasn't been an easy road for any of them, but Daenerys keeps adding to her pile of anxieties.
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Fighting a war on these three distinct fronts has awakened anxieties inside the Biden campaign and among his supporters.
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What was once an embodiment of Haiti's colonial past is now a constantly evolving metaphor for Western society's anxieties.
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Columbus is a feel-good movie, in that it takes our common anxieties and, scene by scene, soothes them.
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Because they really hone in on all those intersections of gender and cultural anxieties, and it was really painful.
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"Millennials are open about sharing their emotional anxieties, sharing their stress, and looking for help and guidance," says Suet.
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Now, in 2019, the primary concern of young artists in Asia is anxieties about individual identity rather than societies.
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My parents and I endured these regular indignations and anxieties to get to el otro lado, the other side.
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Freedom from all the self doubt, insecurities, self loathing, uncertainties and anxieties of my 20's and 203's.
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"In My Blood" is about Mendes' anxieties and all the ways he tries to cure them and heal himself.
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The album mixes giant, fist-pumping choruses with deeply felt lyrics about life, love, and the anxieties of adulthood.
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If your worries about moving too quickly are coming from your own insecurities or anxieties, then slow it down.
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Black Mirror is most comfortable when it's suspicious of technology, but it's sharpest when it examines distinctly human anxieties.
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But it is the Polish government's systematic assault on the country's courts that arouses the deepest anxieties in Brussels.
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Men and women have different anxieties about the virus, which shape their approaches to testing and adherence to ART.
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They can allow us to approach — however indirectly — our own fears and anxieties about mortality, and what lies beyond.
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It's fundamentally how we express our passions, our desires, our anxieties, our tragedies, and we need to study this.
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Every day that dawns socks me in the chest with a fistful of memories and anxieties about the future.
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ANXIETIES about Donald Trump's commitment to NATO and Russia's military assertiveness remain at the top of the alliance's agenda.
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And how the excitements and anxieties Americans experienced around tech innovation are reflected in our same social forces today.
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King Dollar is still high on his throne, and in fact has strengthened in the recent round of anxieties.
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But judging by the popular media representations of sex robots, we have a whole host of anxieties about them.
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Executives opined on not only their top external concerns, like trade and politics, but also their top internal anxieties.
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The physical act of using your hands can distract from your worries or anxieties and has a soothing effect.
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Narrowly, yes, but they escape its grasp; the tension of will-they-or-won't-they fuels the scene's anxieties.
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And Donald Trump is capitalizing on America's darkest anxieties in a deeply fearful and angry segment of the electorate.
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Being a known radio personality, no one assumed that you experienced fears/anxieties on the level that you admitted.
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Take any of the anxieties that have lately beset Europe's politics and you find the Dutch got there first.
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The portrait captures the hopefulness, anxieties, and bravery inherent in the lives of those in the new South Africa.
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He then asked her to create a new robot that addresses the fears and anxieties we have around robots.
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But market turbulence last summer brought anxieties about those valuations to the forefront, and investors began showing more discretion.
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"These results likely represent the current anxieties of the economy and the current performance of the economy," said Morin.
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People also search about anxieties and insecurities that they wouldn't post about in real life or on social media.
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"Every human has the same kind of trajectory of concerns and anxieties with regard to medical situations," Shlain said.
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Trump came to the area during the campaign and spoke to the anxieties of an increasingly economically depressed region.
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They speak to anxieties around the male body and the kinds of pleasure men have and have access to.
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And these days, anxieties over our finances are unfortunately common, especially among young people and the under- or unemployed.
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The Fish Market takes all of my anxieties and issues with markets and puts them out in the open.
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What are the most common anxieties of first-time parents, and do you have any advice for combating them?
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David Carter, chief investment officer at Lenox Wealth Advisors in New York, agreed, but added that underlying anxieties remain.
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Rowling's script takes 1920s European history, filters it through her magical world and adds dashes of contemporary American anxieties.
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The small engine is installed primarily to assuage the anxieties of people worried about driving with electric power alone.
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As I got older, these anxieties persisted, and I eventually got a diagnosis of OCD, or obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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The anxieties, contradictions and pathos of middle class, metropolitan life have rarely been illustrated with such generous comic élan.
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The anxieties, contradictions and pathos of middle-class metropolitan life have rarely been illustrated with such generous comic élan.
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He told VICE News ahead of the Wednesday evening debate that candidates need to speak directly to voters' anxieties.
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Two people bend over the map, each with different anxieties, but who is thinking these thoughts about the Russians?
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What is unusual about this is that investors' anxieties about the future have not historically driven high-momentum stocks.
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On Facebook, my friends will post about their promotions; on Snapchat, they tell you about their anxieties at work.
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Hers are the more palpable, but he has his own tangled bundle of anxieties, including an allergy to commitment.
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He ruminates on his regrets, anxieties, health problems, aversion to masturbation (tedious) and to working (he's never done it).
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T'Challa has a superhero alter-ego, Black Panther, that comes with its own welter of burdens and existential anxieties.
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Finally, they were far more likely than straight men to say they avoided sex due to their body anxieties.
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In the end, we understand that it's just another futile distraction keeping our larger, looming existential anxieties at bay.
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On Saturday, Chamisa said he was aware of his supporters' anxieties and that he carried their hopes and aspirations.
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This social media afterlife might also be how a generation works out its anxieties around what the princesses represent.
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That's why things like anxiety, fear, unpleasant feelings are natural to begin with and even exaggerated anxieties and fears.
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Contemporary right-wing politics, by contrast, is driven largely by the unexamined prejudices and anxieties of (primarily) white men.
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The very real anxieties and fears we have in whether our ambitions are as secure as any other American's.
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Dickey concludes that ghost stories attached to particular places often contain social anxieties and unsettled issues from the past.
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Tradition holds that you can get rid of sins and anxieties by buying a pithi and setting it free.
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"Besides, I still have these anxieties and doubts, and I don't want to pass that on to another generation."
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Ms. Fihn was more direct in her appraisal of the Kim-Trump standoff and the anxieties it has raised.
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This was before people expressed themselves and their anxieties through Instagram and Facebook—they did it through their work.
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The anti-China turn of the past year has been triggered more by American anxieties than by Chinese actions.
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So you're not wrong to be worried, although it's worth pointing out that politicians have always exploited racial anxieties.
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That leaves the door open for politicians to try to rally white Americans around these concerns and these anxieties.
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Soumya Sankar Bose's collaborative photos imagine possible futures, and re-examine traumatic pasts, through his subjects' visions and anxieties.
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America is in the throes of great disruptions and anxieties, as we sort out our values and our future.
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The stern reaction by the authorities reflects the party's deep anxieties about the young communists and their unusual campaign.
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Some anxieties still hijack my brain, and dating and relationships remain, as they do for most single people, confusing.
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Our deepest anxieties about the future of where we live are embodied in other cities — in Portlandification, Brooklynification, Manhattanization.
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This combination of ideas — the honest musical expression of one's creative anxieties — would become a crucial element of BTS.
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In 2019, "creative" is a juggernaut, a ubiquitous word that touches on all kinds of contemporary aspirations and anxieties.
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The incel focus on the modern sexual marketplace, in particular, speaks to the specific anxieties today's young men feel.
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Other anxieties targeted immigrants, who found Americans less welcoming than the statue that greeted them in New York Harbor.
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Full of shutdown stress, many saw their marriages fray and noticed as their anxieties were transferred to their children.
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With each page, we feel Ethan's tension growing, his father's anxieties looming larger and larger, like Inkling's growing blot.
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But the moment I got on Santa Monica Boulevard, all my stress and anxieties went straight out the window.
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The bigger picture Anxieties about inflation have driven the much of decline over the past week and a half.
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The community leaders were calm, but their questions revealed growing anxieties — how could they keep kids safe in schools?
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As anxieties surrounding the spread of the novel coronavirus worsen, some people are turning to Reddit for medical information.
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And one of its major preoccupations has been the cultural and economic anxieties of the white, rural working class.
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Ella told us about going to a special summer camp that helps kids learn to cope with their anxieties.
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Expressing a commitment to good jobs for Americans of all races can help keep economic anxieties from exacerbating racism.
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It's an object that taps into our deepest, most American anxieties about comfort and leisure and bodies at rest.
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Doomsday—as a prophecy, a literary genre, and a business opportunity—is never static; it evolves with our anxieties.
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She can take a detour and start talking about her insecurities and anxieties in the middle of an interrogation.
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Wednesday Yesterday and the day before, I was feeling the stress of working and my anxieties got to me.
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It may be that he's staking out these positions to express his anxieties and ambivalence about having a child.
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Back-to-back electoral flops will make it that much harder for her to allay voters' — and funders' — anxieties.
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To get Pakistan to alter its approach in Afghanistan, the United States must understand and address Pakistan's strategic anxieties.
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Wolf doesn't confide so much as report — on a crunchy gherkin, on abstract political anxieties, on a disconcerting dream.
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Sanrio may finally be exploring the fallout of global capitalism, but it is still processing class anxieties through products.
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It charts the terrain of political discourse, establishes what issues will be debated and gives voice to people's anxieties.
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Nevertheless, earnings need to show life soon or "end of cycle anxieties" seem likely to overtake the stock market.
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Making the decision to freeze eggs can help women manage anxieties — particularly around the demands of biology and time.
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There's also the social aspect: Drivers need to adapt their handoff method to the specific anxieties of each customer.
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And they saw a political system entirely unable — or unwilling — to offer a response that addressed their growing anxieties.
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The poll did find a measurable but limited audience for Trump specifically and anxieties about racial change more broadly.
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The femmes fatales of the late 20th century flagrantly embody male anxieties over women's burgeoning financial and professional independence.
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Given our current anxieties and the hyper interconnectivity of digital and social media, conspiracy theories seem destined to thrive.
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The meeting is likely to reinforce nuclear anxieties, as well as exacerbate the frictions between haves and have-nots.
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Two Indigenous protagonists discuss their hopes and anxieties about the future, their concerns framed by retelling of Native myths.
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But fraught debates have often revolved around the hopes and anxieties of white parents in middle-class, diverse neighborhoods.
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Norms about presidential communication address anxieties around the office, but can vary greatly in how they suit individual presidents.
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This is a profound reorientation, which might explain why current anxieties about the internet make for such unlikely bedfellows.
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He gave up drinking 269 years ago, but his anxieties and mental struggles were becoming too much to bear.
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A year later, anxieties over populism have largely subsided, and the global economy appears healthier than anytime in years.
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This guy's cartoon pamphlets were responsible for a lot of the anxieties I STILL have around God hating me.
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The anxieties from early in the decade are transformed in these three drawings through notions of transition and passage.
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But specific anxieties, wishes, problems, and so forth—none of the characteristics unique to motherhood are present or addressed.
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I can say that there's a responsibility on the part of thought leaders and media leaders because they can either appeal to one's better angels or they can stoke these sorts of fears and anxieties, and these angels and anxieties coexist in the same people who, if pushed, can go in either direction.
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"What are the anxieties of our era?" asks Wu. "The sci-fi classics The Fly (by Kurt Neumann, 1958 and David Cronenberg in 1986) each successfully captures the anxieties of their respective eras," -- fear of nuclear apocalypse in the Cold War-era and the first wave of the AIDS crisis in the 1980s.
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The debate and the division are driven by the skillful manipulators of economic and cultural anxieties, both real and perceived.
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But it's a distinctly pre-cyberpunk piece of high-concept science fiction, extrapolating a disastrous future out of contemporary anxieties.
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Some of these misconceptions came from a lack of understanding, while others were based on fears and anxieties about sex.
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His newfound anxieties arise as a power vacuum has appeared in both the Gilead power structure and his own household.
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That's exactly what I was endeavoring to become: someone immune to the anxieties born of watching the daily tire fire.
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According to reps at the brand, she wanted to create a line that would help alleviate her — and others' — anxieties.
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What Clinton needs is an agenda of her own, tailored to the particular economic problems and anxieties that millennials face.
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Ryan's inherent personality quirks and anxieties affect these sections of his life just as much as his cerebral palsy does.
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He believes companies are profiting off our sexual anxieties caused, in part, by pornography and a lack of sex education.
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We know that search histories stored across devices catalog everything from mundane queries to intensely private obsessions, anxieties, and moods.
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The situation has drawn inevitable comparisons with our anxieties about fake news and public falsehoods, and there are certainly parallels.
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The Den represents a growing sub-genre of horror movies, one that brings the worst cyber security anxieties to life.
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Rather than subject myself to all the anxieties and insecurity, I bathe in the glow of Netflix and video games.
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Compounding the anxieties is the failure of the Indian government agencies to act on these findings when alerted by researchers.
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The Congress also raised some broadly existential concerns, anxieties about the commodification of identity and the degradation of the real.
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Mr. Wyeth is relatively low-key and somewhat diffident, yet they gradually come to understand each other's ambitions and anxieties.
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But the brand funnels anxieties afflicting European cities that feel besieged by mass tourism, and politicians have started to notice.
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Pentagon anxieties about China coincide with a realisation that when troops rely on high-tech kit, cyber-attacks can kill.
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But as Hawaiians returned to their regular lives, many apparently took to the internet to alleviate their pent-up anxieties.
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But truly getting in touch with your sexuality means confronting, not avoiding, all the embarrassments and anxieties of being human.
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"Of course there are anxieties, it's not an easy undertaking" to overcome VW's long tradition of management hierarchies, he said.
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These voices taunt him as he replays them in his head, triggering his anxieties and inspiring these extended surrealist sequences.
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For the next two minutes we ranked them in order of severity — which anxieties worried each of us the most?
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These are anxieties that Bandi clearly shares, seeing as only a small handful of people know the writer's true identity.
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The stock market has become volatile since about October, when whatever oncoming anxieties traders feel had begun to set in.
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Rudrappa acknowledges that physical and cultural distance can assuage even principled buyers' anxieties, especially in the case of breast milk.
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But a lot of those anxieties melted away once the first wave of glowing reactions rolled in on social media.
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Donald Trump capitalized on these trends even more thoroughly, speaking openly to people's economic anxieties, cultural fears, and class rebellion.
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Onion shows that anxieties about the future of science have persisted throughout the century, through very different sets of circumstances.
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The anxieties you'd all dispelled just a few hours, a few lines ago, are beginning to engulf the assembled throng.
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Alien (1979) The Alien trailer manages to send our space anxieties into hyperdrive without even showing the big bad guy.
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Black Lives Matter protests terrified white moderates and racist anxieties were inflamed in the months leading up to the election.
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Using wax and found objects, Sarda often creates dystopian scenes featuring lifelike figures that express her anxieties about the world.
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Stolen was addictive because it played on the anxieties so many of us have about Twitter and other social platforms.
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The former reality star opened up about his hopes and anxieties about impending fatherhood in a new interview with askmen.com.
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Until environmentalists can effectively address the concerns and anxieties of working-class Americans, it will remain on the political sidelines.
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And yet, as I present the case, I'm aware that there is a chorus of security anxieties around online voting.
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Their goal was to analyze the way in which anxieties about weight and weight gain may affect women's reproductive choices.
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During dinner, Kim brings up her anxieties out of nowhere as everyone else throws passive aggressive barbs around the table.
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To ease your financial anxieties, the three of you should try to come to an agreement about your remodeling costs.
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With each passing week, habitual urges and anxieties subsided, the afternoon walks got longer, and our conversations meandered and deepened.
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White male anxieties were, evidently, greatly roiled by the spectacle of the strong black man, and had to be assuaged.
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In some cases, she says, the symptoms act as a sort of coping mechanism for underlying anxieties and emotional challenges.
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Certainly Westad's subtle shift in emphasis makes sense in our era of heightened inequality and growing anxieties about capitalism's stability.
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It confirmed suspicions about a link between people's economic anxieties in rural America and the rise of Donald J. Trump.
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Is it necessary to dump all our adult anxieties on our children or draw connections to our existing social problems?
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And yet so often right now, the opposite seems true: The vulnerabilities simply open us to further anxieties and attacks.
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Their anxieties and grand hopes might seem extreme, but it may well be that we have grown complacent and shortsighted.
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Movies of the distant future always tap into current anxieties – and the latest alarm is that the robots are coming.
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For me, a spark leaps from that moment to the present day, a time of paralyzing anxieties and cascading illusions.
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If Republicans are to address the anxieties of Trump's voters, they should be looking for ways to bridge these divides.
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But he used his visual imagination and technical mastery to turn those anxieties into movies that would reshape cinematic history.
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But the idea that used nuclear fuel might be reprocessed in the area seemed to renew anxieties about radiation risks.
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Now, with the climate crisis looming, the far-right is seizing on anxieties associated with the uncertainty of the future.
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We invite readers to comment on what personal experiences, anxieties or ideals have led you to support a particular candidate.
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Leung Chun-ying, the unpopular chief executive, showed no willingness to explain the protesters' anxieties to his overlords in Beijing.
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Tackling their own anxieties and belief systems in maths might be the first step to helping their children or students.
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The new study builds on previous research by highlighting the importance of teachers and parents' own math anxieties impacting students.
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On those first few visits I shat out of taking anything remotely related to drugs due to twin-peaked anxieties.
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We do know, however, that when anxieties about immigration are higher, people become more likely to identify with the GOP.
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However, metaphorically speaking, the duplicates can be seen as a physical representation of their fears, anxieties, and more base instincts.
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Obama blames Trump — and others in the Republican Party and conservative media — for demagogically preying on Americans' fears and anxieties.
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Both Corbett and another Explorer X client, who also traveled to South Africa, said they had anxieties about their trips.
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These are feel good provisions, playing to people's anxieties and fears, but they are very difficult to implement in reality.
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Of course, some women may have opted to end pregnancies for reasons other than radiophobia and anxieties about prenatal abnormalities.
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Rachel Sherman, a professor of sociology at the New School and author of "Uneasy Street: The Anxieties of Affluence, " agreed.
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Most of these new dystopian stories take place in the future but channel the anger and anxieties of the present.
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They have (or have had) your condition, as well as your anxieties and questions, and they've found a path through.
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He has the same anxieties (shyness, fears of highway driving) that might befall any high-school-age orc or hobbit.
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If anxieties about possession and manliness continue to fray our national life, "Proving Up" proposes that here our troubles began.
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I took my anxieties to Paul Chodas, who manages NASA's Center for Near-Earth Object Studies at Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
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Concern about the economy became, for some, an outlet for anxieties about the country being led by a black man.
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This perhaps means that lived experience of parenting decreases these anxieties over time as families start to find their footing.
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Like, why do I care so much about the anxieties that have seeped into the nuances of life back home?
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That, and the assurances of Italy's economy minister, has helped settle some anxieties about the imminence of the mini-BOT.
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In what sense is it "feminist" to provide viewers with a glossy, sensationalized portrayal of women's deepest anxieties and paranoias?
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In an era of travel bans, anti-immigration sentiment and terrorist attacks on mosques, anxieties among many Muslims are high.
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The possibility of a government shutdown fed investor anxieties and contributed to another down day for U.S. stocks on Friday.
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Critics accuse "trash radio" of nourishing the far right in a French-speaking province where anxieties about identity run deep.
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If you live with a partner or a roommate, coronavirus quarantine isn't just about managing your own needs and anxieties.
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Beijing's anxieties about the visit are due at least in part to uncertainty about the Trump administration's view of China.
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Best picture nominees ought to tap into the #MeToo moment or, failing that, anxieties born in the age of Trump.
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"The fundamental concerns and anxieties centre on the health impact, job losses and duration of the crisis," the committee said.
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Over the past two weeks, my closest friend and I have regularly traded our worst Covid-22019 anxieties over text.
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Subsidized and well-fed, they can try things out, free from the anxieties of renting work space by the hour.
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Much of the far right's emergence had to do with the anxieties provoked by a "demographic revolution," Mr. Wolffsohn said.
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As the novel coronavirus continues to spread, some concerned individuals are trying to ease their health anxieties by consulting Reddit.
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Top U.S. health officials have tried to soothe public anxieties while also preparing the country for more robust government intervention.
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The thrills and excitement leading up to Halloween can lead us to forget about the social anxieties of the night.
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The Vermont senator's rivals have repeatedly seized on labor's anxieties over a fundamental reordering of the country's health care system.
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Even the best of friends can't always detect their own biases, anxieties, challenges or self-interest when speaking with you.
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And the attendant anxieties: "I look like a boy," Plumb nervously tells Sawyer when he first beholds her taut abdomen.
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In the final shot of "Mom," the camera zooms in on Serena's face as she unloads all of her anxieties.
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Underneath, I'm usually a raw nerve of a dozen different anxieties, but I think most people might call me calm.
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The dark and bright offerings at the Toronto International Film Festival eased our critic's anxieties about the future of moviegoing.
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More conservative Catholics suggested I was importing anxieties from my childhood Protestantism into the more stable ground of Catholic faith.
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A major theme of the forum event was resilience, giving individuals the tools to cope with everyday stresses and anxieties.
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The president's letter dismissing Comey revealed more about the president's legal anxieties than it did about the director's job performance.
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And amid inflamed anxieties about a rebranded white-power movement, the question that enveloped both young men's campuses was why.
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The anxieties and unspoken phobias that live inside your own head are far worse than when they're finally spoken aloud.
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After so many months of sustained exposure to the anxieties of average Americans, you'd think Trump would have been humbled.
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With boyfriend Speckle (Steven Yeun) at her side, Bertie faced her anxieties and traumas as Tuca embraced accountability and identity.
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Economic anxieties hit Clinton even harder in the industrial Midwestern states, which gave Trump his majority in the Electoral College.
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While traveling the country, he refined his investment thesis after hearing from everyday Americans about their health woes and anxieties.
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It might be a movie that reflects your anxieties back at you, reassuring you that others have been there before.
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Vacations produce all the anxieties within mankind to come forward during this time, and to perpetuate the worst of emotions. . . .
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Even wealthy urbanites visit to lay their anxieties at the feet of the buried saint, tiptoeing gingerly through the crowds.
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"Heart Chamber," for which Czernowin wrote her own libretto, tells of a contemporary love affair infiltrated by anxieties and hesitations.
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The backlash to Obama was a terrifying expression of the anxieties—both racial and otherwise—gripping America's increasingly unhinged conservatives.
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Court proceedings and therapy related to the sexual abuse case stalled after the storm, too, she said, causing new anxieties.
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The tariffs have also begun to hurt China, contributing to anxieties about a slowdown in the world's second largest economy.
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There's no way around it: Anxieties about immigration and about changing American demographics definitely have a racial component to them.
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Public comments on Trump's proposed auto tariffs reveal Americans' anxieties and fears about the impact on their lives and businesses.
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And Catholicism is an especially fertile place for these anxieties to fester because Catholic imagery is so violent and grim.
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Picking up on national anxieties, then-candidate Nixon repurposed a slogan previously used by Barry Goldwater in the 1964 election.
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So, cli-fi can be understood as modern literature's response to our anxieties about the current consequences of climate change.
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As others on Twitter have noted, the thread is also deeply fatphobic and preys on young women's anxieties about weight.
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These anxieties are beginning to appear in pop culture — they were a major theme in the 63 film First Reformed.
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It is a fantasy vision incapable of answering deep-seated anxieties about dislocation and loss that inevitably shape democratic politics.
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Inside the budget is a detailed agenda to ease the anxieties of workers weighed down by job insecurity and income volatility.
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Those anxieties are among the factors that propelled two populist candidates to victory in the New Hampshire presidential primaries on Tuesday.
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Thus, we can project all of our anxieties about Jane onto Bertha, and when Bertha dies, she takes them with her.
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Thanks to TMZ, we now know that this scam wasn't his only attempt at making money off of college acceptance anxieties.
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In the past two years plastic litter in the ocean seems to have eclipsed other environmental anxieties among rich-world consumers.
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" As Gates learned from Harari, "The trick for putting an end to our anxieties, he suggests, is not to stop worrying.
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Top Japanese officials visiting Washington, D.C., recently have expressed "anxieties" about Trump's recent remarks on foreign policy, according to The Times.
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"They just want to short-cut the process, betraying their anxieties that they will lose in the impeachment trial," she said.
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Even our fears about automation and computerization aren't new; they closely echo the anxieties of the late 1950s and early 1960s.
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And next year, at 27, you'll finally write something that expresses your doubts, your anxieties, and that weird arrogance of yours.
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Dentists know this, so some smart ones are using design to ease the anxieties of their patients—and attract new ones.
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She might also be struck by the parallels between the anxieties that the advent of new technologies caused then and now.
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There are also the residual effects of the last recession and lingering anxieties among people who remember how bad that was.
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We talked about my anxieties related to my face and body tremors, plus my dreams and fears related to having children.
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The trip was a reminder that, despite anxieties about terrorism, Islam and immigration, French voters are most concerned about the economy.
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And it stems from deep economic, professional, and social inequalities and anxieties — not seduction, nor prudishness, nor deep-seated sexual repression.
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If that is true, then it is not surprising that Europe's recent xenophobic anxieties have flared up on the football pitch.
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But why choose between the two most social media-friendly methods of escaping your inner anxieties when you don't have to?
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Each surreal scene is illustrated in stunning color and provides insight into the social and religious anxieties of 16th-century Europe.
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Watch the sunlight glisten and shine off my golden pastry crust, and just feel your anxieties and your cares melt away.
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She has described "for all the women" as a "fever dream," generated by the fears and anxieties of a younger self.
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A panic ensues, and even with little evidence to parse, the public must find someone to blame to assuage their anxieties.
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Every generation has its own specific anxieties, which means no one has faced precisely the same ones American teenagers do today.
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In these debates on the "China threat," ordinary Chinese students in Australian universities have become unfortunate scapegoats for national political anxieties.
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Mrs May is that rare thing: a responsible leader who is trying to deal with populist anxieties rather than exploit them.
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Even a passing familiarity with Corgan's body of work reveals a pervasive grappling with his childhood and all its accompanying anxieties.
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Before I Wake is nowhere near as heavy as Hereditary, but it also ties fantastical horror elements to common parental anxieties.
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Mark Zuckerberg, who made a fortune turning his own social anxieties into a website, is an odd person to fawn over.
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I wasn't thinking about my usual anxieties like my mound of responsibilities or the downfall of American society or dying alone.
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Jingle Hell's finishes its run tonight, so make sure to get out all of your holiday anxieties while you still can.
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And making death part of your personal spiritual reflections can help alleviate any fears or anxieties you may have about it.
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When Ebanks finally turned Baker to the mirror to see her new hair for the first time, all anxieties melted away.
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And she did so as a message to those who feel left out from the crowd due to their own anxieties.
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Children are dependent on their parents to help them manage and make sense of their world and deal with childhood anxieties.
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"Today, our awareness—and anxieties—of human impact have grown alongside technologies that extend our understanding further into space," she says.
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Although he occasionally still gets depressed, Boyce said, he's able to manage his fears and anxieties better than in the past.
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It sidestepped discussing the specific anxieties that have cropped up over everything from the "sharing economy" to the future of college.
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And Trump is thriving, tapping into the fears and anxieties that have erupted into the open in an extraordinary presidential campaign.
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So how do we have a better conversation around these issues, one that can actually reduce people's racial prejudices and anxieties?
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To calm anxieties about buying online Alibaba created Alipay, which holds a shopper's payment in escrow until he receives his order.
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My anxieties about being touched by strangers melt away when I meet the show's creative director, 27-year-old Stephanie Singer.
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So legislators must balance any downsizing with the economic anxieties of working-class people dependent on steel cages for their livelihoods.
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