I replaced it, so I don't consider that a compulsion, it's a compulsion for reading.
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Pokémon Go is exhilarating, but lacks this human compulsion (although it does have collecting, another core compulsion).
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That is why the Quran says there should be "no compulsion in religion" — and no compulsion in fasting, either.
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Jurors must consider 'forcible compulsion,' intent and consent The text of the charges rely on three key legal ideas: forcible compulsion, intent and consent.
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Federal Election Commission's bar on contributions from organizations' general treasuries to political campaigns — protects both workers against union compulsion and investors against management compulsion.
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A violent, nauseated compulsion to leave the room subsumed me — a compulsion I fought, the thought, Your grandfather's death is not about your comfort, you asshole, anchoring me to the doorway.
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It's a compulsion that has come to define our lives.
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His compulsion to evoke the Holocaust came from far beyond.
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And of course, it's often less temptation and more compulsion.
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" "This is a very strong compulsion as we have seen.
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This compulsion sheds light on many aspects of daily life.
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There is no compulsion in religion, nor should there be.
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The Quran confirms that there is no compulsion of faith.
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The compulsion for distraction through substance abuse is dangerously strong.
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The pregnancy triggers pica, a compulsion to consume nonfood items.
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I don't have the same compulsion to get things done.
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Murphy mostly blames social media for the compulsion to cheat.
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His lawyer contends that he was driven by extreme compulsion.
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Even for a completionist, this level of compulsion was overkill.
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Remember, taking venture capital should be a choice, not a compulsion.
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Addiction and compulsion aren't the only harmful side effects of CHSP.
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Meadow, the documentary filmmaker, trades on the human ''compulsion to confess.
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Until this moment, watching Game of Thrones has been a compulsion.
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Did you feel a compulsion to put it in the film?
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"She told me that she confessed only under compulsion," he said.
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Every fault, compulsion and bad choice is presented in full relief.
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Macdonald's life seems characterized by routines that shade over into compulsion.
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Other times, the compulsion to be honest strained things between us.
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For others, it's about curiosity and the compulsion to keep learning.
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Yet Mallo's primary compulsion is one that the director certainly shares.
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"I feel the compulsion to vote," Reynolds told The New York Times.
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It's a compulsion that, we now know, the world's richest man shares.
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The trend in the American workforce is away from compulsion and collectivism.
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What drove Colvin's near-suicidal compulsion to witness human beings in extremis?
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The actor likened her addiction to the compulsion people feel to exercise.
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Skin-picking used to be a huge compulsion that ruled my life.
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The compulsion to create music was just too strong at that point.
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There were support groups here for every addiction, compulsion, and trauma imaginable.
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She liked it, felt connected to it, felt a compulsion to understand.
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The compulsion is minor, but the effects of this policy are huge.
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The girl with the writing compulsion put down her pen and wailed.
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"I have a compulsion to address issues of public concern," she said.
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Many other psychiatrists agree and say they have treated the compulsion successfully.
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Later, to feed the ogbanje, she develops a compulsion to cut herself.
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That speaks to something totally outside the ordinary, a compulsion of sorts.
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It snaps into existence a business model that rewards ingenuity over compulsion.
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But how to explain the compulsion to record and share these surprises?
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"I have this compulsion to tell them that it's my creation," he says.
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In addition to changing her body, her compulsion was affecting her entire life.
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It may not be a legal compulsion, but it is a social responsibility.
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The "desire to be thin" is actually a compulsion to starve to death.
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So we don't have the same compulsion or organic growth is very strong.
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You might still require cable to slake your particular variety of TV compulsion.
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The compulsion to drink soon left me, but thoughts of my ex lingered.
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"This is not a woman's wall — it is a compulsion wall," he said.
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And the compulsion to overeat was driven in part by depression and anxiety.
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And it was this realization that the hardest socialism is compulsion, is coercion.
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But the focus wasn't like the amphetamine compulsion that comes with Ritalin or Adderall.
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The friend I'm staying with has a similar compulsion to amassing retro video games.
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Your synapses are wired in a way that you will always feel this compulsion.
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I feel no compulsion at all to keep my body healthy for such purposes.
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But due to the music, this compulsion sounds like a strength—even a triumph.
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It's pretty hard to shake the compulsion to reach out and touch the things.
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I've never had the compulsion to go to a club or even to Disneyland.
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Drugs were the compulsion that seemed to present a path to getting there quickest.
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Talk about the smartphone compulsion test, to figure out if they have a problem.
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For him, honesty is an option, one that he feels no compulsion to choose.
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That compulsion and exclusivity is masked by the perception of diversity within gay identity.
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The compulsion is still there: Yesterday, I gave in and went on a run.
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You need to break out of the compulsion for power, glory, ego, relevance, contribution.
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Reilly attributed Trump's motivation to cheat to a compulsion to win at all costs.
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For an official in a starchy bureaucracy, Neville has a surprising compulsion for candor.
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Our compulsion to watch the movie soon transitioned into a need to reenact it.
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The internet companies don't have that problem, so they don't have that same compulsion.
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BROADLY: How does compulsion work inside our brains, and how does it differ from addiction?
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Surely the compulsion to be on a reality TV show isn't that strong, is it?
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Microsoft announced the acquisition of Compulsion, Undead Labs, Ninja Theory, and Playground Games in June.
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I suspect this, if even subconsciously, is the root of our compulsion to do it.
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Other parts are not, such as the compulsion to buy insurance or face a fine.
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It doesn't make sense, but I don't think it's under any real compulsion to, finally.
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You can't arrest them, you'd have to get some sort of compulsion to do that.
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Or will they see in our compulsion to store a penchant for procrastination and hoarding?
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The messy truth about addiction is that it lies somewhere in between choice and compulsion.
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"I think we have this very dark and strange compulsion to reproduce ourselves," he says.
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The compulsion to binge tends to worsen when BED clients experience emotional stress, he says.
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It's a type of compulsion really, because these attacks are illogical and improbable to us.
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But the compulsion is self-serving, and satisfied at the cost of everyone around him.
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Designing them after women he had known intimately inspired in him a certain protective compulsion.
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As my friend learned, breaking free of the repetition compulsion is not an easy process.
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I felt my heart rate quicken, and with it the tedious compulsion to pretend otherwise.
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It's what got him to this point: the compulsion, and the craving, to do more.
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" It is this same sort of compulsion that Thomas Jefferson famously called "sinful and tyrannical.
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At the same time, a lot of people feel a compulsion to record these things.
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" This is part of what Mitchell describes as a "Type A compulsion to curate things.
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It's worth noting that, for Aira, writing seems more like a compulsion than a vocation.
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At this point, the compulsion to eat dairy overrides any common sense I have left.
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But there may be a biological explanation for the compulsion to cut or burn oneself.
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Subpoena and depose witnesses under legal compulsion and under oath before even beginning public hearings.
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Has anything changed about her, except her compulsion to wake up at dawn to cycle?
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In "Shotgun Stories," the compulsion was family vengeance, with brothers named Son, Kid, and Boy.
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In the new film, which he both wrote and directed, compulsion stirs within Alton himself.
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Letting them police themselves, our government didn't have the capacity or compulsion to monitor them.
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The Justice Department has repeatedly asserted an absolute presidential immunity from congressional compulsion to testify.
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I tell myself it's too soon to check, but the compulsion gets the better of me.
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The rest of us, though, are responsible for calling the busybodies' authoritarian compulsion what it is.
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But both men are creatures of potent want and pure compulsion who lucked into forgiving audiences.
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He fights with an inexplicable compulsion to catch "Justice," an aptly named prize that eludes him.
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However, abuse of opioids is not an act of free will; it is an agonizing compulsion.
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I know this because it's the same compulsion that led me to knock on Asylum's door.
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Because I have this compulsion to be friendly, but then I'm horrified when that isn't reciprocated.
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I like the word compulsion, because I think that's a really good way to put it.
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As Michael D'Antonio writes in his Trump biography "Never Enough," Trump displayed that compulsion early on.
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Social media has generated new vistas for this compulsion to compare and lord it over others.
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They argue that these artists' works are expressions of a compulsion to fill an existential emptiness.
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Khan was arrested January 10 and charged with murder, sexual abuse and contact by forcible compulsion.
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She wants to wear makeup and get married and raise children—but by choice, not compulsion.
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But making art is something that is done out of compulsion, and hopefully out of joy.
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Women have a compulsion to simper and immediately rebuff my compliments, and leave worried they've insulted me.
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If this compulsion seems inevitable, so does the very creation of the app in the first place.
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Photographer Mahesh Shantaram who lives in Bangalore, says the event sparked a moral compulsion to do something.
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Ms Kondo frequently displays a worrying compulsion to become a kind of world-dominating organiser-in-chief.
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North and Weingast discuss two ways in which kings' hands can be tied: voluntarily or by compulsion.
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And compulsion is, using anyone's terms, among the few categorical features of government as we know it.
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Even when warring groups move from conflict to peace, the repetition compulsion still lurks in the background.
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All lovers prey to helpless compulsion are blown as if by buffeting winds, and in any direction.
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The book felt less like an entertainment, or even a work of art, than like a compulsion.
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Like onlookers rubbernecking on the highway, readers probably won't learn anything, but there's a compulsion to look.
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" He began to take work home to master it, the lawyer said, and "it became a compulsion.
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Prosecutors said Cosme in November 2015 engaged in sexual intercourse with the female inmate by forcible compulsion.
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" But asked if he felt any compulsion to begin Volume II, Mr. Young was succinct: "I don't.
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The root problem is craving, which drives a compulsion to use drugs despite the harm they cause.
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The attention-finance complex has given us devices to which we are tethered by more than compulsion.
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How do I explain my compulsion to finish The New York Times Sunday Magazine puzzle every week?
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Fortunately the world is full of people with information-compulsion who want to tell you their stories.
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Some stop at nothing to walk; some maintain the compulsion is misguided and selfish, potentially life-wrecking.
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One couldn't help but wonder if their inclusion was driven by the compulsion for big name gravitas.
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In short, the compulsion to buy all the Kylie gear has hit a fever pitch in certain circles.
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Like Trump, Ingoglia is a Queens native with a real estate background and a compulsion to entertain you.
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Forcible compulsion in relation to sex crimes means to compel by use of physical force or by threat.
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These days my compulsion to maintain a certain weight is much less crazy than it used to be.
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And so I think in fact you don't have to give in to the compulsion to be homosexual.
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For example, we can change how often we receive the distracting notifications that trigger our compulsion to check.
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Compulsion Games previously produced arty platform puzzler Contrast, and revealed We Happy Few at PAX East last year.
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Trump's "investigation" tweet: "Trump has a compulsion to counter-attack...I don't think that tweet helped him." pic.twitter.
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He woke, raging in the night, loud and obscene, with a soaring fever and a compulsion to talk.
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The compulsion to apologize never let up: I found myself wanting to apologize for how much I apologized.
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It would be wise to ground yourself now—the compulsion for distraction through substance abuse is dangerously strong.
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It's recognizing it as a cycle and being willing to, at times, be capable of forgoing the compulsion.
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In 2018, the quest for self-actualization involves a ubiquitous and relentless compulsion to post on social media.
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Wells Fargo and First Third Bancorp are increasing their minimum wages, without government compulsion, to $15 an hour.
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The force of attraction, the force of compulsion, is — as it was in the real story — almost insane.
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" Referring to the president's compulsion to tweet, she said it was "better that, than interfering in foreign affairs.
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Yet somehow, something comes through all the multitracking: a yearning, a compulsion to explore, a vulnerable heart within.
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Determined to produce an heir, her domineering in-laws shuttle her off to therapy to uproot the compulsion.
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I first noticed this compulsion four years ago, when I learned through Facebook that my old barber died.
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I was an odd, solitary child with an early and all-consuming compulsion to seek out wild creatures.
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"Only work which is the product of an inner compulsion can have spiritual meaning," Gropius wrote in 113.
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The compulsion to treat every wall as a canvas has also led to a resurrection of the mural.
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Compulsion is still fixing bugs in We Happy Few, but are updating the progress regularly on their website.
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Beyond the social compulsion in the military to stay silent, command handling of reports creates a damning structural problem.
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They know this, and with the classic compulsion inherent to every nerd, they want to explain so very badly.
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This economic compulsion to seek variety is being complemented by a rise in ethical consumers voting with their forks.
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The verdict leans towards French ideals in its emphasis on living together, using a degree of compulsion where necessary.
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She justifiably spends a lot of time on the crueler forms of compulsion, which recur distressingly often in history.
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These gunmen were believed to share two hypermasculine traits: feelings of profound isolation and a compulsion for viral notoriety.
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I suspect this compulsion will soon be as hardwired into our brain stems as the fight-or-flight response.
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Some of them—up to 20173 percent among college students, the most-studied demographic—develop a compulsion to tan.
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Xbox head Phil Spencer announced Sunday that Microsoft has acquired Ninja Theory, Playground Games, Undead Labs and Compulsion Games.
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"It becomes this goal with no end in sight," he says of the compulsion to keep adding muscle mass.
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There's no compulsion whatsoever, and the agreement makes that clear: You can walk out of here at any time.
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But like an addict, we cannot shake what psychologists call "repetition compulsion" — the impulse to re-enact traumatic experiences.
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Readers and writers of horror fiction, like those of all the popular genres, seem under a compulsion to repeat.
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A more daring piece might have explored compulsion and control and, yes, lascivious trepidation, without using actors at all.
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And yet, when the caliga was on the other foot, Christians had different opinions about religious oppression and compulsion.
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So, the smartphone compulsion test was developed by David Greenfield, who runs the Center for Internet and Technology Addiction.
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And no compulsion, beyond an ultimately meaningless utilitarian social contract, to bind ourselves to any ethical or moral system.
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Which meant no Mondrian-like geometric tinkering, no nods to surrealism, and no compulsion to reinvestigate the human figure.
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Kidd's compulsion to understand any culture's big book is still what gets him out of bed in the morning.
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" Nadler added that former White House communications director Hope Hicks will talk to congressional investigators "only under legal compulsion.
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The indictment said only that Mr. Weinstein "engaged in oral sexual conduct by forcible compulsion" on July 10, 2006.
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She interviewed her parents and her two teenage sons, Noah and Gabriel, about her own compulsion: working too much.
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Hoarding is a compulsion, experts agree, which means people who hoard cannot stop, and their relationships are negatively affected.
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On the other hand, no journal — not The Times, not The Atlantic — is under any compulsion to publish them.
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That might be enough, but if you continue to feel a compulsion that makes you uneasy, consider flip-phonedom.
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Respect between co-equal judicial and executive branches suggests voluntary cooperation by the president is better than legal compulsion.
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It rather goes back to this whole infidelity thing, and does he have a problem, is it a compulsion.
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You're about to embark on a vacation, but you have a bizarre compulsion to buy $30 worth of Kinder Eggs.
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Anyone who has to follow politics professionally or out of a deep-seated personal compulsion has had a tough year.
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So I feel this compulsion to try and do something, but it is difficult and it has a personal toll.
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The acting White House chief of staff has suddenly developed a most un-Trumpian compulsion to blurt out the truth.
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The compulsion to share excitement about romantic prospects is by no means unusual; it's not only common, but also healthy.
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It felt a little like the sort of compulsion and time distortion that some people experience around extreme internet usage.
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And I still feel like when I'm not working, it is easier to subvert the unconscious compulsion toward the screen.
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They find Dr. Harmon masturbating and crying near a window, a compulsion that he can't quit in his own purgatory.
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What's been around… I've abused alcohol, for sure, but I've never felt a compulsion to… cigarettes, obviously, that's an addiction.
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The federal government should not feel the compulsion to fully engage an issue simply because there have been some protests.
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That leaves Koum and his company vulnerable to the same legal compulsion that the FBI is currently using against Apple.
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I've always felt a compulsion to share what I thought about stuff, and the camera allows me to do that.
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Such societies anteceded the modern welfare state; they were a way to spread — indeed socialize — risk without compulsion or coercion.
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Compulsion studios revealed a new trailer for its second game, We Happy Few, during Microsoft's E3 press conference on Monday.
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In essence, state agencies will be able to circumvent encryption, either with the cooperation of tech companies or by compulsion.
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The sheer volume of his work suggested a mania or compulsion, but he harbored a naked ambition for mainstream success.
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For the first-degree rape and criminal sexual act charges, forcible compulsion necessarily means there was a lack of consent.
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Blinded by a compulsion to become the first American oligarch, Mr. Trump cannot see how expertly he is being played.
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Partly that's due to the straightforward virtuosity of his playing, and partly to his compulsion to transcend and blend styles.
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This was a black figure something like an orthodox cross into which he could pour his yearning and compulsion directly.
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The compulsion to record the conversation was fierce and immediate; Comey didn't even wait to get back to his hotel.
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Stress shuts this kind of powerful thinking down, as does our compulsion to grab our cellphones at any idle moment.
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The series explores the compulsion to collect those everyday moments, combined with the technology that allows for its instant digital distribution.
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He is capable of eliciting a guilty compulsion to want to protect, despite him wanting to pummel our hero into dust.
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It just means that I can scroll through my feed without being interrupted by the compulsion to maintain 18 different conversations.
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The Republican position on this leans towards compulsion, hence the language about not cutting the number of beds on psychiatric wards.
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AIDS – and compared a gay man having sex to a "demonic compulsion," Cooper went on to almost verbally destroy Robertson. 5.
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My compulsion to continue playing has something to do with some core principles at the heart of Dragon Quest Builders 2.
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Compulsively recording her experiences in a diary became an unmooring compulsion, but the book itself rescues aphoristic fragments from the whole.
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This should be "compulsion by law" to "coerce belief in, observance of, or financial support for religion" by government, they claim.
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Trump's words against women are problematic, at best, as is his bizarre compulsion to insult Rosie O'Donnell at every available opportunity.
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I started dwelling on the notion of selfhood and the human compulsion to constantly uplift the natural body and its processes.
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Sanctions are a particularly favored tool of compulsion despite their real risk of unintended consequences and shockingly poor record of effectiveness.
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Anything fun can become a problem if we make it the answer to life's stress or develop a compulsion around it.
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This compulsion to create funny robots goes back thousands of years, and has become a major trope in modern science fiction.
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Rasheed's lifelong compulsion for collecting bits of history is now on display in a group show, Catalyst, at the Queens Museum.
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It is a song that demands to be played repeatedly and overwhelms any compulsion I have to listen to another album.
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It doesn't matter if he is motivated by calculation — particularly toward diversion — or compulsion: His behavior remains unsettling and even dangerous.
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He could wake up and let the ads run (although he had to fight the compulsion to check on Robo-Dan).
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The defining trait of your leadership is you have this compulsion to take the temperature of your caucus at all times.
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I'm still working on this, and sometimes resort to the nose touching compulsion at times when I'm having a stressful day.
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So the issue of consent is most important to the third-degree rape charge, which can include situations without forcible compulsion.
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"I don't feel a compulsion to clean my plate any longer but I also set myself up for success," Harriet said.
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Weinstein was convicted on this count, meaning the jury felt the prosecution had proved forcible compulsion in his assault on Haley.
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Then Lipetskaya Gazeta's publisher rented these rooms in a community center, and he turned them into a theater for his compulsion.
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"The 'no compulsion' verse was a problem to the earliest exegetes," as Patricia Crone, a scholar of Islamic history, has noted.
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These days, the object of my admiration and borderline compulsion is pâte à choux, or what we call cream-puff dough.
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Such compulsion, and the suppressed anxiety it suggests, is palpable in the 9,000 objects Ms. Sparrow has brought to New York.
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Steve Jobs was also hostile to authority figures and had a "compulsion for control," according to Walter Isaacson&aposs 2011 biography.
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"There's still that compulsion—even knowing that it's going to be tedious and repetitive—to get that extra checkmark," Wortmann said.
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In 1952, Meyer Levin, the author of "Compulsion," reviewed "Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl" for the Book Review.
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In total, 29.53 countries in the world mandate that their citizens vote, and the degree to which compulsion is enforced varies.
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Many policies serve the principle that each American deserves protection against compulsion to fund organizational activities to which the individual objects.
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By mid-summer, my hair has begun to grow again, slowly, and I have a compulsion to compliment everyone's good hair days.
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And above all, we must embrace that quintessentially American compulsion to race for new frontiers and push the boundaries of what's possible.
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It describes the odd but seemingly common compulsion to smoosh, bite, or pinch—but not hurt—adorable things like babies and animals.
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Because there was no "threat of imminent liquidation", a third concluded in 2015, debtors felt no compulsion "to resolve their financial distress".
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I felt this compulsion to point out that there was this other dimension to him, as a person and as a writer.
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Indie developer Compulsion Games got main-stage billing, a new trailer showing in-game footage that set up its alternate reality world.
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If his career were borne out of anything besides pure love and compulsion, he wouldn't have kept this up for two decades.
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Every so often, a deep compulsion for change nags me to husk off the familiar in favor of the new and unknown.
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A spokesman for India's external affairs ministry responded by saying Pakistan had a "pathological compulsion" to involve itself in internal Indian matters.
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Sometimes this made me think about my desire for narrative and the compulsion to assemble disconnected sensory input into a coherent whole.
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Part of what was mesmerizing about him, to Mark Burnett and, ultimately, to the American people, was his compulsion for offensive talk.
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It's important to establish the weight of both sides when it comes to the compulsion to "know" and the decision to share.
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I think, whether by design or instinct or compulsion, Nick needs to make records with a process that is inherently self-challenging.
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We are drawn to shiny things in the same wild way our ancestors were overcome by a compulsion to forage for honey.
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American politicians seem to feel little compulsion to answer an accusation before making a counter-allegation (to suggest equivalence or simply distract).
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Substances that release artificial amounts of dopamine in the brain's emotional center may lead to lifelong compulsion to cope with life chemically.
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In it, he wrote about music's potential for transformation — changing personal emotions, changing the world — and about his compulsion to push further.
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He wrote a letter to the star's attorney saying he thought Kelly needed psychiatric help for a "compulsion" to pursue underage girls.
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It's so cool, and I think he's acting out of this compulsion to create something, and I think we're the same way.
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He feels no compulsion to indulge paddy-whackery by playing up to stereotypes of false bonhomie or to subsume politics under personal relationships.
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While there are many experiences that are not common to all addictions, the compulsion to continue using no matter what is its essence.
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By entangling himself with them, Mr. Fogle became a story inside a story, one of compulsion and connections and the slipperiness of narrative.
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In her deep grief after 9/11, Liz felt a compulsion to help her son, "to do for him," as she puts it.
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"It's becoming increasingly obvious that people spend too much time on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook, and struggle to control the compulsion," said Martin.
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It takes a few weeks for you to no longer feel the strong compulsion to pull out your phone and tap on things.
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In the United States, the National Security Agency and FBI use secret deals, coercion, threats and legal compulsion to get at the data.
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LG: It's like a compulsion in this strange way, and it depends on the kind of kick you're getting from it, too. Sorry.
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Don't think about why it is that people at the hard end of their fifties have this unerring compulsion to embellish your keys.
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Maybe my compulsion to find and listen to new music was actually more of a distraction than something that left me feeling grounded.
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Just last month the 39-year-old dropped legislation aimed at curbing Americans' compulsion to keep checking our screens for likes and retweets.
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Leaving aside the moral compulsion to improve the quality and efficiency of their care, there is an overwhelming financial imperative to do so.
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KS: Well, so let's talk about the smartphone compulsion test, action, because I think we realize we have to do something about it.
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In the future, people relegated to the literal fringes of society are simply those who — whether by choice or compulsion — refuse to behave.
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And he was fascinated by the people: driven by a compulsion to acquire, yet seldom displaying any serious inclination toward power and wealth.
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Prosecutors argued that Weinstein used "forcible compulsion" in attacking the women, while his defense argued that the women consented to the sexual interactions.
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I see a disco ball on a shelf and feel a compulsion to buy one on Amazon ($11.99, taken out of my credit).
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"I had this compulsion to change the textures and make it creamier, then add a crunchy garnish at the end," Mr. Yonan said.
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They can also be deemed guilty for the use of "forcible compulsion," employing force or the threat of force to commit the crime.
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In that letter, Dr. Potenza, who evaluated Mr. Caspersen, said his compulsion to trade stock options was no different from a mental illness.
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This compulsion may in fact be spilling over into the Trump administration's approach to government agencies, particularly those with a more scientific leaning.
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A calm came over me, and I was overtaken by a sharp distilled focus that expressed itself, bizarrely, in a compulsion to write.
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Being apart from her children for those months propelled a commitment to conquer the harmful, longtime compulsion that put her in that situation.
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Over the past summer and fall, he has tried to make progress against his eating disorder, but the exercise compulsion is cemented in place.
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He gets jealous, hurt, and fearful, but he's bound by the compulsion to be funny, sometimes at the expense of his own well-being.
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And they cannot be barred by an NDA from testifying pursuant to a subpoena (legal compulsion) in a lawsuit brought by a third party.
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This is the most painful aspect of loving someone in the throes of a compulsion — you have to recognize that you can't rescue him.
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However, according to a sample of people that Broadly interviewed, it wasn't uncommon for people to admit that they were conscious of their compulsion.
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The compulsion to spend money and time on trips has a lot to do with the role travel plays in the average millennial's life.
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In fact, many are so successful precisely because of this desire; the compulsion to continue to meet, if not always consciously, their father's expectations.
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But let's end this compulsion to constantly analyze, assess, and demand answers from every woman — from Jenner to Renée Zellweger — about their changing appearances.
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The exciting find reiterates that the human compulsion to worship our kitty companions predates the likes of Maro and Lil BUB by several millennia.
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We Happy Few got on my radar a few years ago, after developer Compulsion Games debuted a trailer at E3 2016 during Microsoft's event.
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The more I work in the virtual world, the more I have the compulsion to manifest these designs in reality and experience them physically.
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The compulsion to create and make stuff, that's probably there beyond just wanting to be liked and to be cool or make something good.
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My friend kept returning to the belief that it was time for her to go home — a dynamic that Freud called the repetition compulsion.
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As a family wagon with a tall ride height, it closes the book on a fading compulsion to embody an active lifestyle by upsizing.
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His true name, we learn, is Forrest Tucker, and he is a serial jailbreaker, whose habit of holding up banks verges on obsessive compulsion.
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I began to have a kind of tunnel vision—a compulsion to explore color, form, and life in this very rich and treacherous environment.
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I am tired of the putrid stench of sweat and the overwhelming compulsion to use, use, use because if I don't, I will die.
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His compulsion for playing fast and loose with the facts, however, always seems to be operating at the service of some higher, darker truth.
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The compulsion to "know" I'm trans wrongly assumes that this information is necessary for others to have, when most of the time it's not.
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Within the first hour, they asked the judge for an explanation of the law and definitions of several terms, including consent and forcible compulsion.
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Written and directed by Xander Robin, the movie continues in this peculiar vein, taking in Anya's hair-eating fetish/compulsion and depicting its consequences.
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The collecting compulsion was a pre-existing condition when Mr. Ollie met his future wife in 2003 at the National Black Fine Art Show.
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For those addicted to "exercise [the act] is a compulsion, a desired behavior... they must do," though Cauthen noted there are several other symptoms.
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Show me an advice column about a disheveled co-worker and I'll read it eagerly, with zero compulsion to apply its lessons to myself.
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The compulsion to be blokey and tough, to let everything slide off your back for better or worse, dismisses an individual's experience and opinion.
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As his tweets and verbal statements make clear, he has an inner compulsion to lash out at forces and people who are obstructing him.
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A similar tension, between memory as an act of love and memory as a repetition compulsion, animates the show's other two parts, as well.
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Even then, though, she says, he was acting out of an obsessive compulsion that things be right, not out of any desire to inflict misery.
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Even halfway across the planet, Trump still felt a compulsion to weigh in against perceived slights or comment on whatever is transpiring in the culture.
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We called Hawkins to talk about the album, the suburbs, and his compulsion to keep playing when most people would be lying on the couch.
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I suppose "Brexit musical" just makes for a snappier headline, satisfying a national compulsion to talk about the subject to the exclusion of anything else.
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This quandary, the confusion between compulsion and will, is also the persistent frustration of seeing characters, humans and hosts, walking a narrow set of paths.
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The obsessive spinning ramped up in intensity and compulsion slowly, over the course of several years, until it warranted a trip to a dog neurologist.
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The concern makes sense since Roger refuses to even consider ending the tickling, leading Ford to believe he's masking an actual compulsion as a choice.
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This age of youth—the blasted millennials—have been tagged by the media as "polyamorous": a compulsion for sleeping with and/or dating multiple people.
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Even though I panic about the toll my social media compulsion is taking on me, I tweet and I tweet and I tweet some more.
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Hold onto your internet memes, tightly, as marketers and the most adept pop artists have already found ways to manipulate our compulsion for commercial gain.
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You wrote a blog post when you got together and played some Mclusky songs a while back, talking about music being a compulsion for you.
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But in focusing on Ionescu's drive and compulsion to greatness, do we also end up celebrating bad stereotypes about the nature of achievement and excellence?
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He added that Prause's work is fascinating, but thinks more data is needed to definitively prove that sexual compulsion does not fit the addiction model.
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President Trump and his team have famously used terms like "alternative facts" and "truth isn't truth" to normalize the president's apparent compulsion to say untruths.
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Delusion-like beliefs often spread out of a need for what he calls "cognitive closure"—a compulsion to explain traumatic cultural events lacking discernible cause.
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But Clizbe's true motivating force — a holdover, perhaps, from his decade with the agency — is an unrelenting compulsion to get to the bottom of things.
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Because without the internet, keeping up with the news is a choice, not a deranged compulsion that's tangled up with the insanity of social media.
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Kate would seek reassurance, a common compulsion for people with OCD where they need another person to tell them what they're obsessing about isn't true.
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Alan Moore: Some years ago, in 2009, I had a compulsion to bring out an underground magazine, which was the beautiful but doomed Dodgem Logic.
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The compulsion to "know" also propagates the idea that trans people are hiding something, that we are frauds or illusionists, that we are not real.
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Addiction is characterized by the 4 Cs: craving, loss of control in using the substance, compulsion to use the drug, and continued use despite harm.
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Biden grew up in a political era in which politics was still about persuasion, not compulsion; building diverse coalitions, not just firing up your base.
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But because it may be a compulsion or tic, and therefore a medical issue, no one has asked him to stop, if he even could.
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Yet the inescapable motif of the show is her brother's soaring career overshadowing hers, leaving her with the compulsion to catch up to him professionally.
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One seller said he was fascinated by the clientele: driven by a compulsion to acquire, yet seldom displaying any serious inclination toward power and wealth.
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But it was only after 1992 that he felt a compulsion to write a novel on the narcissistic dictator and his love of macabre spectacle.
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" It's a textbook illustration of George Steiner's claim that "latent in every act of complete reading is the compulsion to write a book in reply.
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"Up until then I was playing concerts largely out of compulsion, and not much new music," he said in a 1973 New York Times interview.
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Microsoft has bought several game-development studios under Spencer's supervision, including Compulsion Games, Double Fine Productions, InXile, Ninja Theory, Obsidian, Playground Games and Undead Labs.
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It's what psychologists call a body-focused repetitive behavior, similar to but not exactly the same as trichotillomania, the compulsion to pull out one's hair.
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And there's a good amount of busyness in the fair, which perhaps supports the art-making-as-compulsion narrative by which outsiderness is often defined.
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The Quebec-based video game company Compulsion Games explores this conceptual territory in We Happy Few, which they recently teased at E3 in Los Angeles.
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Compulsion designed procedural generation tech, which means that players won't be starting over in the same city, but in a new version of Wellington Wells.
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KS: Do you think it's a compulsion when people are using these devices — I mean these apps and things like that when they're doing it?
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The compulsion to constantly check, respond, clean out and keep on top of an overflowing inbox is actually making us stressed out, distracted, miserable and sick.
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And like any budget-adverse tech journalist with an impulse buying compulsion, I felt this was the appropriate moment to hop on the backup phone bandwagon.
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On Blonde, he reinvents Pavement's slacker rock with the compulsion of a born overachiever who is desperate to figure out a way he can just chill.
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"I developed a compulsion to re-read almost every sentence over and over again, until I was completely convinced that I'd absorbed the material," Purser wrote.
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Microsoft is acquiring Undead Labs (makers of State of Decay), Playground Games (Forza Horizon developers), Ninja Theory (Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice), and Compulsion Games (We Happy Few).
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The same sexting compulsion continued throughout Weiner's failed New York mayoral race, and after years of trying to make their relationship work, Abedin and Weiner split.
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My compulsion to hold those emotions at bay has a lot to do with my job as a reporter covering subjects like suicide and sexual assault.
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Meanwhile I became obsessed with communicating with strangers online, a compulsion that was only tempered by the fact that we couldn't afford the internet at home.
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So they still clearly have this strong compulsion to be part of a group, because the appraise of your peers is something the brain really wants.
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So those voters — particularly the Trump skeptics who might otherwise not have felt a compulsion to vote in November — will now turn out to support Republicans.
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"Removing my identity from the equation deprives him of an opportunity to create a distraction," Anonymous writes, referring to Mr. Trump's compulsion for attacking his critics.
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As the " DO NOT CONGRATULATE " episode made clear, Trump has a compulsion to blurt out precisely the thing that he has been instructed not to say.
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One famous aspect of his personality, aside from his piercing stares and his charming aloofness at times, was his compulsion to only eat fruits and vegetables.
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Some of them said beforehand that they were attending their first Democratic convention and felt no party loyalty or compulsion to fall in line behind Mrs.
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There is some evidence that an inability to lose weight or a compulsion to overeat is similar to addiction, but it's controversial in the medical community.
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I just remember this compulsion or propulsion within myself and within Nick that was this feeling that we had to do it and make a record.
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" She says that she has this "detached necessity[...] this compulsion to retreat and to not be part of a larger community, because I find it exhausting.
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There's a strange compulsion in the human being world to seek out famous people and subjugate them to humiliating bullshit, and see how they react. Why?
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He's a sensitive soul, at times bitterly cynical, at times charmingly naïve, always courteous, in the grip of a desperate compulsion to own nothing at all.
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The lyrics also reflect the ruling compulsion of Franklin, who has been searching for someone to fill a void left by the father he never knew.
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If I had a weekend with some downtime, I felt an actual compulsion to leave the house or call a friend, instead of simply sitting around.
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Joyce himself was consumed by his own compulsion for details, his love of coincidence and his obsession for superstition — he built the novel out of them.
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The statute did not apply because Mr. Weinstein's victims described acts involving "forcible compulsion" — crimes for which time limits for prosecuting them were lifted after 2001.
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" Tucking a stray wisp of russet hair behind one ear, she added: "I will say that I have always had the compulsion to put down roots.
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Since closing the store, Mr. Moss has channeled his compulsion to "put this next to that" into rearranging the furniture here before Mr. Getchell wakes up.
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He said he felt a compulsion to make a difference and spread kindness because of the partisan politics, environmental challenges and violence the world currently faces.
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Akathisia is characterized by anxiety, restlessness and a compulsion to move or walk about; patients may pace back and forth, or fidget endlessly in their chairs.
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The compulsion to share photos from our youth – or even just from a vacation you looked hot on two weeks ago — is already a social-media staple.
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Certainly configurable time windows in which specific apps cannot be accessed would be a handy OS feature for managing device compulsion and dialing down of an evening.
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If you can pinpoint that compulsion, you can figure out how to act differently, so that you have a better chance of getting the outcome you want.
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We have to relearn every rule we thought we knew about how men and women interact, because after all getting together is the most fundamental human compulsion.
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Even those who have developed a tech compulsion and try to limit their use of it usually aren't able to completely avoid it in their daily lives.
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"The case will probably centre around 'forcible compulsion' or, for the least serious offence, whether the victim clearly expressed 'non-consent,'" predicts Margo Kaplan of Rutgers University.
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As mentioned, this growth has been boosted from new debt issuance, and that debt compulsion is the result of QE and a zero interest rate policy (ZIRP).
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But Clarida's description of the current 1.5 percent inflation rate expected this year as "close" to the Fed's 2 percent target suggested less compulsion to move soon.
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Think again.) While costs came down in the CD-ROM era, the ability and compulsion to pad out games with more (often repetitive) content only got worse.
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That confidence wasn't easily expressed—the album was pushed back, Marks came and went, Hull and McDowell were meticulous to the point of compulsion with their ideas .
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Part of me sympathizes with Motorola's new owner Lenovo's compulsion to just make the Moto G as big and as spec-heavy as it could possibly be.
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The player is propelled by the same sort of inborn, anxious compulsion that feeds so many of the self-destructive behaviors that prevent people from letting go.
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The thing with OCD is that talking about your obsessions can feel really good — like really, really good — because that is the compulsion: the act of relief.
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What set him in motion was a compulsion to see his face flickering across TV screens, his handle popping up in retweets, his minions arrayed before him.
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Like we said, it's the same collective compulsion that made Pokémon cards and pogs fly off the shelves—except this is dissipated among thousands of tiny companies.
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So she considers her deep dive into the summer camp vernacular a joyful escape from the compulsion to smooth away rough edges — a chance to embrace imperfection.
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The lack of regulations governing global capital also means that firms have little compulsion to reveal much of anything about how, and where, their merchandise gets made.
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I have concentration, but I tend to a read ton on and not look at ... I don't look at Facebook, Twitter's my only real compulsion, I think.
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In psychology this is called repetition compulsion, and it essentially means you're trying to fix the past by pursuing similar situations or people who once hurt you.
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Rape in the first degree is established when a person engages in intercourse with another person by "forcible compulsion" through the use of physical force or threats.
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Qiu deftly exposes the interplay between hate and desire, illustrating how the compulsion to prey on queer and gender nonconforming people is often born of repressed desire.
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It sounds like she grew up under the care of a bully and, as often happens, her version of love became infected by a compulsion to shame.
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Mr. Trump arrived with a different compulsion, fueled by a belief that intelligence and law enforcement officials were stoking questions about the legitimacy of his election victory.
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Wheeler's bizarre compulsion to escalate every situation alarmed federal prosecutors, who'd been carefully building a case against the hackers since the Gears of War leak in June 0003.
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If you had a daily compulsion to knock down their cartoonishly vertical buildings before, just wait — these poisonous little porkers are PURE EVIL AND WANT TO EAT BABIES.
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Now, Sabrina's status as the herald of hell with all-powerful strength fits into the Devil's M.O., which is a compulsion to pervert God's Christian tenets and history.
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He wonders how it makes any sense that an able-bodied man with every compulsion to work must stay idle to ensure that he can support his family.
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I never heard of Pica before, but what was interesting to me about [that] wasn't necessarily the Pica itself but [why] somebody would develop a compulsion like this.
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I usually woke up naturally between eight and half-past eight — even without an alarm clock and at the weekend when there was no compulsion to get up.
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I didn't really understand why, at the height of Pokémania, the frenzied compulsion shared by millennial ten-year-olds became cause for concern for teachers and parents everywhere.
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It is a very serious risk [that] in addition to that if the hardline clerical establishments get riled up about the authorities could feel a compulsion to act.
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The problem of course is that there's a strong compulsion to make people feel good by telling them what they want to hear, and for everyone to agree.
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The whole thing felt incredibly dark to me, and I had this sort of misplaced compulsion to protect Ashley and got a little too ballsy with the heavies.
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I didn't really understand why, at the height of Pokémania, the frenzied compulsion shared by millennial ten-year-olds became cause for concern for teachers and parents everywhere.
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It depicts a burning compulsion toward truth and correction of wrongs — something that manifested itself on Monday when Australian Craig Wright claimed to be the enigmatic Bitcoin inventor.
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Perhaps because such compulsion so plainly violates the Constitution, most of our free speech cases have involved restrictions on what can be said, rather than laws compelling speech.
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The government has vigorously defended the legality order, arguing investigators have no other way to access the phone, and such compulsion is justified by the All Writs Act.
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" The woman -- who goes by Annadelpanino on IG -- claims she has "obsessive compulsion with acute fixation issues" and could find Emile, since "you're just a plane ride away.
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The story of the September 11th boatlift highlights the reflexive human compulsion to aid others that arose in the aftermath of the deadliest terrorist attacks on US soil.
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Another tendency driven by the market, driven harder still by the information economy's relentless "creative destruction," is the compulsion to detect and get ahead of the latest trend.
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The hallmark trait of addiction is compulsion and craving: believing that the drug is essential to making your life work, even when it is clearly doing the opposite.
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Your anxiety for them can turn into compulsion: If you don't think about them enough, their disease and caring for them, then bad things will happen to them.
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When she fails to get pregnant, it spirals into an unhealthy obsession, propelled by biological compulsion, but also by a fierce refusal to accept this lack of control.
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Coming off a month of almost constant bed rest, I was antsy and overcome by a compulsion to do something — stomp my feet, scream, buy a wristwatch, anything.
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It is a book that hides, and glints, like "the girl" who is at the center of its stark, fable-like tableau of catastrophe, pursuit and repetition-compulsion.
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Korede's one confidant is a comatose patient to whom she confesses everything — her consuming crush on a doctor at the hospital, and the truth of her sister's compulsion.
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Our compulsion to preserve as much of the past as possible is a development of the last few decades in particular, and primarily an American and European one.
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Where President Obama fulfilled his promise to meet with tribal leaders every year, the Trump administration has felt no such compulsion to establish true government-to-government relationships.
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It's important that Congress immediately enact this protection so that faith-based groups can continue to serve their communities free from governmental compulsion to violate their core convictions.
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Roundup Traveling can be complicated and nervous-making, yet for many of us the compulsion to be propelled across the map and renewed amid unfamiliar landscapes is irresistible.
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Other people who had interacted with Adam or his mother described Nancy as a mother who doted on her son, indulging his compulsion to stay in his room.
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He wonders how it makes any sense that an able-bodied man with every compulsion to work must stay idle to ensure that he can support his family.
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He's already received countless donations from around the world and we decided to catch up with him on the purpose of this project and his compulsion to collect.
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The nation turned a puritanical compulsion into the law of the land and then gawped in guilty pleasure as outlaws brazenly twisted it into a carnival of sin.
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As a hedge fund refugee, he conjured Amazon, the world's biggest store, by tapping into our hunter-gatherer instincts, the compulsion to collect more stuff with less effort.
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Whether the redo proves redemptive or more of a repetition-compulsion, Ms. Tharp is wisely hedging with two revivals from a breakout period when her invention was overflowing.
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The government seeks the power to conscript technology companies' engineers to develop products that they do not want to create, and which they would not create absent government compulsion.
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This matters because the compulsion to act in the vote's aftermath is often very strong — stocks swing twice as violently as normal those days, data compiled by Bloomberg show.
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There's a strong sense of erotic compulsion to her abilities, which activate when she starts falling for a fellow student, a young woman who both encourages and frightens her.
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But about the hype element: Another very likely explanation for the spike in reports of severe turbulence is our compulsion to use handheld technology to document near-death encounters.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads …we must remember that repetition itself, the logic of repetition, indeed, the repetition compulsion, remains, according to Freud, indissociable from the death drive.
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So, as long as you listen to your body and masturbate only when you want to, not because it feels like a duty or compulsion, you'll be totally fine.
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In other words, even when it is obvious, as in Mr Trump's case, that an official has met past impeachment standards, the Speaker is under no compulsion to impeach.
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Those 30 seconds with his fingers in my vagina were less painful for me to absorb than my own compulsion to protect him from the repercussions of his actions.
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" Another with 36,000 signatures declares that "Trump appears unable to control his compulsion and displays characteristics of all nine criteria to officially diagnose an individual with Narcissistic Personality Disorder.
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Nonetheless, regardless of whether you call it sex compulsion or addiction, both Grubbs and Prause agree that it is simply not material to allegations of serial harassment or assault.
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Yet if it were so simple, if government were just a membership organization or charity, sustained by the voluntary contributions of willing participants, then compulsion would be entirely unnecessary.
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"It's becoming increasingly obvious that people spend too much time on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook, and struggle to control the compulsion," Martin said in a statement emailed to CNBC.
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Schiff said he would "use whatever compulsion is necessary" to compel the FBI to provide information to Congress, though he did not give a timeline on a potential subpoena.
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When people talk about how the internet has changed the way we travel, they typically lament the way our compulsion to document removes us, somehow, from the actual experience.
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No longer is it a question of denuclearizing (or de-missilizing) the Korean Peninsula, since there is no prospect Pyongyang will give up its programs, short of military compulsion.
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Some people may choose to label their sexuality, but thanks in part to celebrities like Lovato, the compulsion to do so may soon be a thing of the past.
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His lawyers sought to raise a defense that he was mentally ill and did not know right from wrong in part because he was experiencing overwhelming obsessive compulsion episodes.
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"People who feel they have this compulsion to sexting frequently have other issues with alcohol or drug abuse, or maybe they suffer from depression or anxiety disorders," Dewey said.
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It's not just an aesthetic choice for Kidd but a kind of compulsion toward completedness, suffusing not just how he reads literature but also how he talks about it.
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That's the place where the character identified only as the Son, played with a masterly mix of reluctance and compulsion by Peter Friedman, has told us he is headed.
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And yet, amid a national climate of rising racial tension, the compulsion to engage this history was for me visceral, akin to the urge to revisit a crime scene.
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Ratner shows hallmark signs of the compulsion like engaging in risky behavior over and over again, and having extremely emotional or impulsive reactions, psychiatrist Dr. Matisyahu Shulman told Insider.
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For a recovering alcoholic and addict, Jay is bafflingly unable to turn that same lens on his emotional life or question the relationships between romantic passion, obsession and compulsion.
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It's an obscure medieval ruling that basically permits Muslims to verbally blaspheme God or renounce their religion without incurring God's wrath if they are under compulsion to do so.
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We're not trying to fulfill power fantasies or anything like that in the game, and we don't have a lot of the traditional kind of compulsion loops and things.
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Throughout his relatively short life, in his free hours, he wrote parables, fables, novels and diaries with a vehemence that suggests a physiological compulsion to get at the truth.
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The same basic thing they saw in older heroes like Gauguin and van Gogh: a willingness, amounting to a compulsion, to use art as a vehicle of emotion in extremis.
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Ironically evident in both Riepenhoff's new take on primitive photography methods and Apple's gimmicky update is both an aversion to photographic stillness and a compulsion to time-stamp each moment.
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Simply put, they know what they are doing, and they know that it is wrong, but the compulsion is too strong and the thrill of the crime is too great.
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Several pediatricians warned that heavy digital device use in schools or for homework could have unintended physical and emotional consequences for students, including vision problems, interrupted sleep and device compulsion.
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Above all, he was fascinated by the compulsion that drove people—artists who pioneered new forms as well as those who didn't see themselves as artists at all—to create.
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O'Connell is not concerned with whether they are held accountable for their surreal or absurd falsities; rather, she explores the compulsion to cause trouble, no matter the risks or consequences.
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"If you're having good discussions at home, and if there are resources available to you… there isn't as much of a compulsion [to seek out potentially bad information]," she says.
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That's the bet McConnell is making: that the compulsion for Republicans to say they delivered on their promise to gut the 2010 health care law overrides any concerns about decorum.
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Sarah Winchester's compulsion to randomly build new wings and floors with no master plan mirrors America's half-hearted bandaids on gun policy, which have never amounted to a cohesive vision.
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Roy gives in to a strange compulsion and loads an interface to the Farm onto his luxpod, so he can keep gazing at the feed during his train ride home.
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A new wave of talented filmmakers is silently but powerfully emerging in the midst of a social media-driven compulsion to upload images nonstop and share them in real time.
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DR. DAVID GREENFIELD, CENTER FOR INTERNET AND TECHNOLOGY ADDICTION: The reason why she answered that ping is because she felt compulsed or felt a compulsion in order to answer it.
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We broke up shortly after these revelations as it occurred to me that Brandon's interest in the occult had a more to do with psychiatric compulsion than a spiritual one.
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LeBlanc and Evans never developed the same sort of on-screen chemistry as their predecessors and there's frankly no compulsion to return to the old level of sophomoric humor either.
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But addiction does not actually cause zombie-like behavior, in which otherwise-normal people become capable of doing anything—no matter how harmful to others—in pursuit of their compulsion.
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Every time he leaves, the whole Portland metro buzzes with a magnetic attraction, a compulsion, a heaving yearn for a return to home, and for home to return to them.
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Even when America was an overwhelmingly dominant economic and military power, it generally exercised restraint, getting its allies to buy in to our system rather than resorting to raw compulsion.
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The compulsion to engage the Charleston area's complex history as a slave-trading center was, for the writer, a visceral thing, akin to the urge to revisit a crime scene.
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The Committees, therefore, had to decide whether to seek compulsion of testimony over Fifth Amendment objections by obtaining a court order immunizing a witness against the use of compelled testimony.
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I just didn't have the same compulsion to open those applications whenever I used my phone, tablet, or TV.Apple Arcade is an excellent service if you already love mobile games.
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Bottle-Flipping Craze Is Fun for Children but Torture for Parents The compulsion to toss a partly filled bottle and try to get it to land upright has captivated children.
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There was such compulsion in human beings to classify by type and clan, to suspect and hate the Other, to refuse to vault the mere blue air that separated them.
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Receiving Nevaeh's forgiveness was a huge boost to her willpower, she said, but the meetings were vital to understanding that she was not the only one battling such a compulsion.
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A senior State Department official told Reuters the U.S. routinely urges allies and partners to consider the risks posed by vendors subject to extrajudicial or unchecked compulsion by foreign states.
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The story is a clever thought experiment that merges old-school horror conventions with the pervasive modern compulsion to parade our lives in front of a mass social media audience.
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I, for one, have been using the third-gen (1st Retina) iPad since its release approximately 500 years ago and have never felt any compulsion whatsoever to get a new one.
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He finally split from the star in early 251, after writing a letter to Kelly's attorney saying he believed the singer needed psychiatric help for his compulsion to pursue underage girls.
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At worst, the compulsion to be funny ended up violently exacerbating contemporary art's already strained relationship with "getting it": its love, insatiable as always, of the navel gaze and circle jerk.
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"I haven't felt any compulsion to talk about my post-congressional life," the Utah Republican said when asked by CNN's Wolf Blitzer about his future plans on "The Situation Room" Wednesday.
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Pakistan must build a new tradition that combines legal compulsion with quick and immediate punishment, and most important, a strong and robust activism that drives home the value of women's lives.
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"Beyond the moral compulsion to do right by defectors, the nation that does not protect those who defect will find that fewer people will be making that choice," Hayden told CNN.
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As I write this, however, Trump has unexpectedly and unpredictably bridled against this compulsion, once again returning to the theme that the violence in Charlottesville was the fault of both sides.
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Obama, who took as much pride in telling people he hadn't read their books as Holbrooke did saying that he had, was disdainful of Holbrooke's compulsion to flatter and be flattered.
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Still, Meyer is an amiable narrator, and he introduces the reader to some of China's greatest paradoxes, notably a pride in history that coexists with a compulsion to destroy the past.
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The only reason I don't eat any and all dairy around me is because my friends are worried that this compulsion to eat dairy is going to kill me one day.
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Combine that with the regular diplomatic over-emphasis on the effect of US action, and you get a compulsion to look at every event in terms of whose dick is longer.
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The language of the law around sex crimes can be confusing, and as law professor Cheryl Bader told Vox last week, terms like "consent" and "forcible compulsion" aren't necessarily clearly defined.
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Sam Shepard has acknowledged the compulsion — and also the futility — in interviews and dramatized it in plays where protagonists return to the place that's supposed to take you in, but doesn't.
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It's "a mysterious thing that I want," and it's also an evolutionary mechanism — "A chromosomal raid/built by what we got built for" — that's as much a compulsion as a joy.
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Unfortunately, it also lacks the base satisfaction of a true crime podcast, the vicarious thrill and morbid compulsion to keep looking at tragedy, to pry further into somewhere we don't belong.
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In the last three weeks, no compulsion has so consumed his psyche, and his Twitter account, as the deeply held and shallowly sourced belief that President Barack Obama tapped his phones.
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Jason Lazarus: I think it's a form of love—a belief that these everyday materials radiate greater possibilities of bearing witness and present/future meanings—that generates the compulsion to collect.
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This seems like a lot of hassle for Lochte to go through for what is still a minimal crime and there has been no signs of compulsion by the Brazilian government yet.
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They are as much entrapped by false notions of what's manly as women are by the compulsion to be, as the song has it, as soft and as sweet as a nursery.
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Guillaume – who travelled South Africa, Canada and Europe as Mayd Hubb – was raised in France's Burgundy region, in a small village, and feels a semi-permanent compulsion to return to the countryside.
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Because the world is so vast and layered, I felt that some compulsion for exploration that I did the first time I booted up Minecraft all those years ago, and that's exciting.
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Given his compulsion for reinvention — the spark behind his famous boast that he'd "changed music five or six times" — his death at 65 also opened the door to endless rounds of conjecture.
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For years, Dave felt a compulsion to argue "with anyone about anything" online, he says, whether the topic was gun control or the accuracy of a quote from the movie Top Gun.
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The man was sentenced to death for killing his wife and other family members in 2009, and his defense argued he did not know right from wrong due to obsessive compulsion episodes.
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So people who are ... who feel they have this sort of compulsion to sexting frequently have other issues, maybe with alcohol or drug abuse, maybe they suffer from depression or anxiety disorders.
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The compulsion with STEM is producing a tunnel vision in which one kind of life is prized above too many others — the life of start-ups and public offerings and enormous windfalls.
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They tried to balance their culturally and personally motivated compulsion to opt for all lifesaving efforts with the pragmatic knowledge that those ultimately may not be the kindest options for their father.
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That means that according to the jury, the prosecution proved beyond a reasonable doubt that Mann had not consented to what happened in 2013, but not that there was "forcible compulsion" involved.
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After I'd racked up thirty hours of it and tallied exactly one seabird of note, a Kerguelen petrel, I dialled back and devoted myself to the more sociable compulsion of playing bridge.
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It was so easy to operate, and clearly had so much power, that I felt an almost irresistible compulsion to ride straight off into the parking lot to do high-speed donuts.
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Where does it come from, this compulsion to buy things we know we will never use, the things that, when we are sane, we can instantly spot as tomorrow's thrift shop contributions?
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Several of them, however, expect the new president to satisfy his compulsion for continuous communication by calling outsiders and by tramping from office to office in search of gossip and sounding boards.
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What began as a tool to use in renegotiating his music industry contracts soon turned into a compulsion, then a passion and, by the time he married Keys in 22017, a lifestyle.
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I'm in my 40s, and I got married and became a mother in my 40s, and I'm astonished by the compulsion brides have today to make every step of their relationship journey public.
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I do not want the consequences: the anxiety, the feelings of rejection, the deep well of heartache, the compulsion, the need to make conversations with my friends solely about processing my sex life.
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With the same obsessive compulsion that he showed at his visit to CIA headquarters the day after his inauguration, he lurched onto the topic of the scale of his victory on November 8.
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M: So we've established that this sort of eating compulsion is definitely not the same as addiction, but in what ways are the treatments for what you work with and substance addiction similar?
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As was noted by the late Patricia Crone, a professor of Islamic studies, that Koranic verse about "no compulsion" has been subject to many different interpretations, both in Islam's early years and recently.
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But take the fundamental compulsion toward sparkle and shine and multiply it by the much more mysterious (but still very real) love of canines, and you get something that's all but biologically irresistible.
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When I travel, instead of ignoring this compulsion and trying to ignore it while in a new place, I simply bring a small fridge thermometer with me and do the same while abroad.
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He would never be a truly content person, she knew this, because of that primal restlessness that thrummed in him, the compulsion to prove something to himself that he feared he never would.
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At a time of crippling uncertainty, banks would feel a compulsion to at least eliminate variables by quickly announcing their plans, moving people within the European Union — to Amsterdam, Dublin, Frankfurt and Paris.
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Times, they have a'changed, and the Furby Connect is the latest toy to bridge the gap between our wistful remembrance of the toys we grew up with and our modern compulsion for connectivity.
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Ninja Theory has designed titles including Hellblade, Undead Labs has released the State of Decay series and Compulsion Games is working on its new title We Happy Few, which will launch this year.
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The purpose of ERP is to come up with different ways of exposing a person to the things they're afraid of, and to have the person resist any compulsion to stop the anxiety.
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He's spent much of his life and career preoccupied by the mysteries of compulsion, and fascinated by how there's only a few degrees of difference between a good person and a bad one.
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Clinton's promiscuity, he argued, implicated his fitness for governing: "Chronic indiscipline, compulsion, exploitation, the easy betrayal of vows, all suggest something wrong at a deep level — something habitual and beyond control," he wrote.
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President Vladimir Putin's compulsion to challenge the West — while China under President Xi Jinping is quietly on the march all around him — demonstrates his strategic shortsightedness at a time of Russian economic vulnerability.
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But whether or not the scientific community thinks it's possible to be addicted to porn is irrelevant in the face of a crumbling marriage or a constant compulsion that makes you feel sick.
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We feel intense pride in our city and country, though we don't feel the compulsion constantly to profess that pride as proof of our patriotism or as an expression of a cultural resentment.
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"Once it came in the full force, there also, they had a lot of compulsion to restrict the information related to that because they still had two days for the election," he said.
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She's no twit, and her destructive behavior — inspired by that of Mirabella-Davis's own grandmother, who was lobotomized for a hand-washing compulsion — becomes a savvy and tragic bid to retain her selfhood.
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"I have no inhibitions, and neither has my camera," he declared in a 1961 autobiography — a fascinating and problematic document if there ever was one, given Weegee's compulsion for exaggeration and self-promotion.
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Ms. Michaels, a songwriting collaborator on hits for Selena Gomez, Justin Bieber and others, treats love as equal parts pleasure and compulsion, as well as a chance to let both partners' neuroses interlock.
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After she graduated from Columbia Law School and studied at the London School of Economics, she came back to the firm with less of a compulsion to conform and decided to get locs.
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The more stories I started to hear from other people the more I started to feel this was a compulsion, that he couldn't stop if he had tried and he wasn't trying to stop.
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If you've never had a compulsion to buy a Rolex, Breitling, or some other European watch whose name you're probably mispronouncing, then adding smarts to a "luxury" watch isn't going to change your mind.
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Everyone has a compulsion to be right, meaning that they want the people around them to think they're right, and this is easily achieved by mouthing the things that the people around you say.
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It describes the compulsion Silicon Valley's data-gatherers have to mine ever larger portions of people's daily existence—how they shop, exercise or socialise—to turn into products that predict and shape their behaviour.
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Storing a partner's biometric data seems to be a uniquely younger compulsion, and likely tied to the typical millennial nonchalance around cybersecurity that comes with a digital childhood and regular headlines of data breaches.
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Researchers revised their views, recognizing that the essence of addiction is the craving and compulsion to keep doing it no matter what— even if you don't get physical symptoms when you try to stop.
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Us covers a whole lot of ground in two hours, and it's made with such obvious care that it's hard to resist the compulsion to pick over every detail, and analyze every story beat.
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"Historically, the privilege was intended to prevent the use of legal compulsion to extract from the accused a sworn communication of facts which would incriminate him," the Supreme Court observed in a 2000 case.
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As for his compulsion to collect plastic handbags (he wrote a book about them), the most consoling piece of information imparted to the reader may be that the handbags have competition from other collectibles.
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"Pause from this compulsion to a fast-paced life that scatters, divides and ultimately destroys time with family, with friends, with children, with grandparents, and time as a gift...time with God," he said.
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In a compulsion beyond my control, I will always start spewing out her biography: the fact that she was an internationally renowned actor, singer, and civil rights advocate, as well as a political provocateur.
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So people will tell you that they feel like it's a compulsion, they feel that they can't stop themselves from going online or from sending a sexually explicit message and things of that nature.
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Dr. Gell-Mann also had a compulsion, upon meeting new people, to provide them with the etymology and proper pronunciation of their names, going on to expound on seemingly any subject under the sun.
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In 1959, Mr. Dillman won a Golden Globe for most promising newcomer, starring that year with Orson Welles and Dean Stockwell in "Compulsion," a film based on the Leopold and Loeb murders in Chicago.
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Leonie's greatest addiction, though, and one that borders on a self-annihilating compulsion, is her love for Michael, the white father of her children who has been locked up for three years at Parchman.
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This movie, directed by Ben Lewin from a Robert Rodat script (one adapted from Nicholas Dawidoff's fascinating 1994 biography of Berg), relishes Berg's compulsion to remain an enigma even to those closest to him.
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Waterford, who was too often framed as a nice-guy ideologue in Season 1, is actually an insecure man whose loyalty to Gilead apparently stems from a compulsion to dominate his intellectually superior wife.
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"The more it circulates through those channels and currents in which the passions of mankind naturally flow, the less will it require the aid of the violent and perilous expedients of compulsion," he wrote.
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But Western diplomats and journalists who have tried to enter such hearings have been kept outside, and friends and supporters of the defendants have said the confessions appeared carefully rehearsed and made under compulsion.
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HOMEWARD BOUND: The Life of Paul Simon (Holt, $32), Peter Ames Carlin's biography of Paul Simon, presents the portrait of an artist with a much greater compulsion to keep his eyes on the prize.
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If you are actually an artist that wants to tell a story, it's a compulsion; it's not something you want to do because you want to entertain people and make a bunch of money.
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While he hasn't yet been diagnosed with any psychological illness yet, swallowing 40 knives sounds a lot like pica—a rare eating disorder in which people develop a compulsion to snack on non-food items.
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Specifically, the legal definition of rape in Alabama is sexual intercourse in which the actor "uses forcible compulsion" or "the other person is incapable of consent" by reason of mental incapacitation, age, or physical incapacitation.
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And despite an initial compulsion to stay busy, Lyons was deliberately unproductive following her headline-making exit from the job that had come to define her (more likely, it was also the other way around).
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I have an online shopping compulsion (see credit card debt) that I've been trying to reign in the past year, but I justify this purchase because it's almost half off — and it's not for me!
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They both had a compulsion to write that December—"there was no way to write about about it not happening," Blanchard says—but they each had their own way of processing things in their music.
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Yet most of us are able to sext, or watch porn, or engage in other online sexual outlets in a responsible and healthy way, finding pleasure in the experience without completely losing ourselves in compulsion.
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We may think of the compulsion to document even the most mundane occurrences on social media as a twenty-first-century affliction, but it has a precedent: the abundant journal-writing of the seventeenth century.
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With wry humor and wonder, Spillman beautifully captures the deadpan hedonism of the East Berliners and the city's sense of infinite possibility, which, to his frustration, never quite imbues him with his own artistic compulsion.
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American Honey is a raw, undisciplined film, but it's also a wild one, and it has the compulsion that comes with conviction, when a filmmaker is entirely dedicated to her premise and her working methods.
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With each passing week he displays the classic symptoms of medium-grade mania in more disturbing forms: inflated self-esteem, sleeplessness, impulsivity, aggression and a compulsion to offer advice on subjects he knows nothing about.
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For all the questions the show raises about consumption and addiction, Ms. Roughan and Mr. Green agree that it's just as much about the compulsion to tell stories, and the uncontrolled places they can lead.
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And it was one more example of the reality-TV president's compulsion to both surveil his TV coverage and inject himself into it — his insistence on being the show's star, producer and agitated binge-watcher.
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Reasonable people denounced it as competitive heresy, but the superpower compulsion that America is or must be No. 1 in everything — even when cold, hard facts would indicate otherwise — took root in its sporting culture.
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It was not at all clear that a nation so fundamentally committed to individual liberty and distrustful of government could learn to adapt to many of these measures, especially those that smack of state compulsion.
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It was not at all clear that a nation so fundamentally committed to individual liberty and distrustful of government could learn to adapt to many of these measures, especially those that smack of state compulsion.
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He shows how an almost fanatical compulsion for secrecy among the Soviet Union's governing elite was part of what made the reactor meltdown at Chernobyl not just cataclysmic but so likely in the first place.
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Some participants talked about the middle-class-restorative effects of sleep and meditation, as if the compulsion of wage earners to work second jobs reflected their failure to settle on the right brand of pillow.
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Some researchers, for example, have previously speculated that gay men are more likely to develop a sexual compulsion, in part, because they have more sexual partners and have more or are more accepting of casual sex.
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When he came back to Earth he had this to say:You develop an instant global consciousness, a people orientation, an intense dissatisfaction with the state of the world, and a compulsion to do something about it.
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All my life, I've mouthed off about how I should stop acting, and I don't know why it was different this time, but the impulse to quit took root in my, and that became a compulsion.
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That is the noise of water bottle flipping — the compulsion promoted through online videos to toss a partly filled plastic bottle and try to get it to land upright — which has captivated children across the country.
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Mercifully, most likely because of the rigorous demands of touring and an understanding that cutting myself was not something I really wanted to get back into, I managed to resist the compulsion to harm myself again.
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But the accusations by Ms. Evans and the other woman were not subject to a statute of limitations because they involved forcible compulsion, for which any time limit was effectively lifted after 2001, the officials said.
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The irony of asserting this—given that professing support for America's service men and women has become so prevalent, to the point of compulsion by shame, as to become robotic—was surely lost on those critics.
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I understand the compulsion; the half-hour program from creator Terence Nance is composed of sketches that are so visually distinct and (occasionally) rapid-fire that comedy sketch series like Portlandia and Key & Peele come to mind.
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At the end of "Sex Addict," Zahedi, his hair black and puffy, round head bobbing, explains with unblinking eyes that he has overcome the compulsion for prostitutes that had torpedoed his first two marriages and other relationships.
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In OCD, an obsession is defined as thoughts or impulses that occur outside of a person's control, and a compulsion is the repetitive behaviors or thoughts a person uses to try to make that obsession go away.
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One major reason was the higher incidence of cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome (CHS), a condition that causes horrible stomach pain, repeated vomiting, and the compulsion to take hot water showers (sufferers say the hot water soothes their symptoms).
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If you've ever had the unusual compulsion to eat the candles on your menorah but are dismayed by the decidedly unexciting flavor of wax, look no further than mentalist and thought-reader Marc Salem's Edible Hanukkah Candles.
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In his new songs, love can be a counterattack on mortality, a dangerous compulsion, a realm of sweaty adventures, a legacy from father to daughter, an escape from social media and a bulwark against forces of divisiveness.
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Experience has taught that mere requests for such information often are unavailing, and also that information which is volunteered is not always accurate or complete; so some means of compulsion are essential to obtain what is needed.
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But for Brahms, subdividing a measure of time into different units and layering different patterns on top of one another seemed to be almost a compulsion — as well as a compositional device and an engine of expression.
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The United States is now facing a serious crisis for which there was no real reason other than Mr. Trump's compulsion to undo President Barack Obama's legacy by abandoning a nuclear deal that had broad international support.
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Dr. David Greenfield, a University of Connecticut psychiatry professor and founder of the Center for Internet and Technology Addiction developed a simple quiz, the Smartphone Compulsion Test, to help determine if a person's phone use is problematic.
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"We see a tug of war between the U.S. dollar and the Reserve Bank of India's compulsion to recoup FX reserves in the coming year," said Indranil Sengupta, India chief economist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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Trump has so denigrated political speech and so stretched the limits of acceptable conduct that people in that audience felt either the freedom or the compulsion to laugh and applaud when he viciously attacked a dead person.
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His writings began to reflect not only what he felt while watching other people but also how he felt about himself and his compulsion, beginning with his origins as a farm boy infatuated with his aunt Katheryn.
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Being drawn to that message in this dark moment is understandable, as is the compulsion of decent people to distance themselves from the countrymen they don't recognize and the hate they don't hold in their own hearts.
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It's not necessarily the most conceptually elaborate, or the most aesthetically alluring, but it is the one art exhibition I've seen that makes crucial sense of our contemporary compulsion to document sociopolitical upheavals and state-sponsored violence.
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" And Andrew's lover, Lucy, can't resist the compulsion to go diving in a wet suit even though the waters are home to three vicious female white sharks, which the scientists call "the Sisters" after the witches in "Macbeth.
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We'll never know the truth since Roger admits nothing, and, if he is displaying a low-level version of the kind of pathology in line with Ed Kemper's, the principal would be highly skilled at hiding his compulsion.
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"Hiring locally is a compulsion and it's not just because of what's happening in the U.S.," said Harit Shah, research analyst at Reliance Securities, adding that bringing in workers on temporary visas was "not sustainable" as a model.
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Gaming addiction has been a hot topic for years now, with stories of lives interrupted by a compulsion to game at all costs, and extreme examples of obsessed gamers dropping dead after days or weeks of uninterrupted play.
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Apparently, she feels no compulsion to hedge her vision with edginess or intentionally disagreeable ballast, like the male-objectified ingenues in Lisa Yuskavage's work that seem to ridicule a viewer's attraction to the allure of her imaginative atmosphere.
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The new paradigm of surprise releases bucks the tendency to selectively listen to the singles; more and more, the immediate gratification of listening to the bangers sacrifices a bit of our humanity to the mindless compulsion to consume.
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The retreat into a green world, for Will, is not an idyll but a compulsion, and you're made to wonder what lies behind his harrowed stare: a history of violence, I would guess, both suffered and meted out.
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The lawyer for Mr. Caspersen contends that it was an extreme compulsion to trade stock options that drove his client with an Ivy League pedigree to lie and steal from his friends, family and a hedge fund foundation.
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In general, the suggestion that a significant proportion of the 45,000 protesters (Israel's official estimate) who assembled near Gaza's perimeter fence on May 21988, did so out of ignorance or compulsion lacks not only evidence but basic plausibility.
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Some fear that sloth and gluttony will overtake society without the compulsion to work, but the possibilities offered by a highly technologically developed, and more communal, society have long captured imaginations for generations through media like Star Trek.
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He's always practiced a filmmaking of neurotic compulsion: the doomsday obsessions of Andie MacDowell in "Sex, Lies, and Videotape" and James Spader's complementary erotic fetish; the way Soderbergh essentially color codes his movies in blues, oranges and reds.
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" The "relevant burdens to be assessed," he concluded, were not the burdens on married women in general, but specifically "on women who would choose not to notify their husbands in the absence of state compulsion to do so.
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The United States has a compulsion when it comes to "West Side Story," restaging, again and again, the primal scene of the colony's incursion into American consciousness, the midcentury's "gran migración" of Puerto Ricans to New York City.
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The aesthetic compulsion is so pressing, in "Knight of Cups," that someone can approach a person, possibly homeless, who is sleeping on a stone bench, and lay down not a dollar bill or a sandwich but a flower.
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Then, as the dust settled, and with my book still "flying" off the shelves, thoughtful articles on the nature of literary kleptomania, the strange compulsion to be caught, and acts of artistic self-destruction in late middle age.
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And if technology companies provided the US government with backdoor access to smartphones — either voluntarily or under legal compulsion — it would be very difficult for them to refuse to extend the same courtesy to other, more authoritarian regimes.
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Whether driven by compulsion, rage, or unremitting entitlement, such persons, who exist in any profession, cross boundaries not out of personal need or lack of support but because they are driven to such behavior by poorly understood psychological motives.
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The collection, her largest yet—some tapestries are as large as 8' x 8'—depicts important and traumatic moments from Riley's personal life and deals with the artist's battle with trichotillomania, a compulsion for pulling out one's own hair.
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Health insurers have long said that a compulsion for people to buy insurance is necessary in order for the law to work, after it required that insurers cover everyone and charge everyone the same premiums no matter their health.
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I give into that compulsion at restaurants, at events, and even while hiking—at times when I should know better, when I should be taking in life in front of me, but can't stop scrolling through my Facebook feed.
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It's not some freak who emerges from the shadows, it's a guy who had a family unit with Elizabeth Kloepfer and her daughter; a guy who in addition to his compulsion to kill also craved a sense of normalcy.
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Thaler brought to prominence the idea of "nudge" economics, where humans are subtly guided toward beneficial behaviors without heavy-handed compulsion, the theme of a 2008 book he co-wrote which caught the eye of policymakers around the world.
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Alex Apatoff, Deputy Style Director: I can't explain this compulsion, but if a piece of clothing or an accessory has a star on it, I tend to be drawn to it (and more often than not, I buy it).
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In Adult Swim's new, partially rotoscoped science fiction comedy series, Dream Corp LLC, this compulsion to plumb the depths of the mind gets explored by an unhinged technologist and a number of assistants, including a robot and unwitting patients.
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While there is no specific definition of alcoholism in AA, its members agree that alcoholism is generally "a physical compulsion, coupled with a mental obsession" and that treatment is not based on willpower alone or creating periods of abstinence.
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She visits museums and galleries, and she has gone one step further with her compulsion: In 2011, she organized "Emerging Creatives Collide," an exhibition that featured works by Chrissy Angliker, David Foox and others at the William Bennett Gallery.
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In fairness to Mueller and Laurenza, the compulsion of the testimony was reviewed by U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia Chief Judge Beryl Howell, who granted a motion to compel the testimony after a series of hearings.
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"China has set up a deadly demographic trap for itself, condemning itself to low or no growth for years to come, regardless of how many babies they can, using persuasion or compulsion, get young women to bear," he said.
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When your intent fades into compulsion and you habitually sink into an abyss of self doubt and need to be "better" without seeing where "better" is for yourself then you must must must recognize at least that and seek help.
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Dogs being trained in ways that are coercive, hurtful, fear-inducing and compulsion-based occur because people often want their dog to do these things without their consent or because people ignore what their dogs are telling them about these approaches.
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Granted, this too is part of Portland's musical heritage, but with Norska it feels that pushing boundaries is a compulsion born of a frantic need rather than some sort of communal expectation, especially on their newest full-length, Too Many Winters.
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The first compulsion we're introduced to is: Aza cracks open a callous on her finger tip, drains out the blood, and washes the wound out with hand sanitizer, out of fear that the wound will get an infection and kill Aza.
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Growing up in the suburbs of New York and Connecticut in the 1950s and 60s, Caitlyn didn't have a decent name for what she was going through—the discomfort she felt in her own body, her compulsion to wear women's clothes.
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"It can be a fair and equitable system if there is a way to ensure there is no compulsion, and if a social impact assessment is done," said E.A.S. Sarma, a land rights activist in the southern state of Andhra Pradesh.
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Early in "How to Break Up With Your Phone," Price invites her readers to take the Smartphone Compulsion Test, developed by David Greenfield, a psychiatry professor at the University of Connecticut who also founded the Center for Internet and Technology Addiction.
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But in the absence of skilled and professional investigators with necessary funding and powers of evidentiary compulsion it is hard to imagine that either past or future instances of high-level impropriety will be effectually investigated by any of these mechanisms.
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Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez said he understands the compulsion to find safer ground, but urged people to think twice before venturing out into high water and to consider unforeseen dangers, such as manhole covers being lifted from their holes.
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Mattis fell victim to the combination of the military compulsion that "the job is never done" and the national security bureaucracy's reflex to oppose whatever Russia is doing, even if what it is doing will embroil it a quagmire like Syria.
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At many points during that year and half, I had to suppress the compulsion to view the things she was telling me through my own lens, as all too often that lens is clouded by one's own privilege and experiences.
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"The reason why she answered that ping is because ... she felt compulsed or felt a compulsion in order to answer it," said Greenfield, who is also an assistant clinical professor of psychiatry for the University of Connecticut School of Medicine.
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" "I'm not invited to the main stage, I would have loved to have been on that stage ... if they aren't sitting out in the audience watching me, I don't feel any compulsion that I have to be there for that debate.
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As flirtation segues into erotic compulsion, Connie and Tristan's encounters become the stuff of much worry and speculation for Dr. James, who turns out to have her own issues with mood-altering drugs, which she discusses at length with Dr. Sealey.
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I didn't want to write about writers again—The Trip to Echo Spring investigated the difficult ground between making fiction and telling lies, the former being the work of the writer and the latter being the compulsion of the alcoholic.
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This woman is instantly familiar: a mixture of the naïvely wonder-struck and the old-lady ordinary (happy evenings watching "Jeopardy" in her retirement condo; a compulsion to keep her new cellphone charged, accompanied by fear of actually using it).
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"It is our sincere hope that the university will cooperate with our request and inquiries without the need to employ means of compulsion," the lawmakers wrote, adding that they may issue subpoenas if the records were not received by 5 p.m.
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In confessing some of my feelings — my fear of indelible lead, the sadness and futility of an eraser worn down to the ferrule, the compulsion to pick up broken pencils on the street — I worried that I shouldn't go public.
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There are salacious details in this book — many of which Trump's critics will want to eat up — though with so many unnamed sources, Trump's compulsion for hyperbole and Wolff's own journalistic record, it's hard to know which tidbits to trust.
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Ms. DeVries wanted someone who understood her son's seeming compulsion to gaze into a glowing screen for 303 hours on some days, subsisting on crackers and pita chips and listening on a headset to strangers discussing strategy for League of Legends.
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There are times, especially when the other meanings of "force" emerge — and power, compulsion and violence become nakedly present — that you wish that Mr. Nicks would have stayed longer so he could dig deeper into related issues, including segregation and racism.
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But what of all those who went before them, those who were not given their chance, those who might have done just as well if only the club had discovered patience and faith a little earlier, and without legal compulsion?
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For those suffering from O.C.D., the anxiety is a bridge between the obsession and the compulsion; someone whose fear of germs causes him to wash his hands until they bleed knows his behavior is irrational but is powerless to stop himself.
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In his chilling book about Chernobyl, Higginbotham shows how an almost fanatical compulsion for secrecy among the Soviet Union's governing elite was part of what made the reactor explosion of 1986 not just cataclysmic but so likely in the first place.
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Definitely if you're young, increasingly if you're old, your day-to-day, minute-to-minute existence is dominated by a compulsion to check email and Twitter and Facebook and Instagram with a frequency that bears no relationship to any communicative need.
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Elsewhere in Europe, however, including Germany and Austria, people have long been accustomed to the day of commercial rest and appreciate the push it gives them to escape the compulsion to shop for quality time with family and friends instead.
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"Whether it was using a piece of technology wasn't going my way or just feeling overwhelmed I'd have what I feel is a fairly natural compulsion to throw my phone at a wall, just something to release the pressure," Hunter said.
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In her her melodic sweetness, her fusion of distorted guitars and distorted feelings, her compulsion to fashion new sonic shapes out of recombined materials, her insistence on play, she's brought together ache and sneer, defiance and insecurity, mess and stylization.
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In a 2014 District of Columbia federal court case in which Americans for Prosperity successfully challenged the California Attorney General's attempts to require disclosure of donors, Derek Shaffer, a lawyer for A.F.P., a Koch group, argued that contributors could be subject to harassment, just as civil rights supporters were in the 1950s South: For some 50 years, Your Honor, since the Supreme Court in 1958 upheld the right of the NAACP to resist compulsion by the state of Alabama of its membership list, courts have recognized that the First Amendment protects against this sort of compulsion in this sort of circumstance.
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But the aspects of Nidhogg that make it so striking—its kaleidoscopic blood trails, its pseudo-Amiga aesthetic, even the staccato, just-one-more-round compulsion that holds it all together—seem to clash against the notion of a whole new game.
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"I said we would use whatever compulsory process we need ... if the subpoenas are not adhered to in a way that is supported by their legal right then I think we need to explore whatever compulsion Congress for obtaining" those documents, Schiff said.
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" ("Dermatillomania," for example, delves into her compulsion to self-harm.) "So a lot of this shit, especially a lot of what I talked about on The Big Freeze, it's shit that I deal with that I was not ready to… deal with.
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The fact that he is still ranting, amid all of this work, suggests he may not be able to resist the lure of Twitter—a compulsion millions of Americans can sympathize with, but one that's worrisome, to say the least, in a president.
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But like many other military widows and partners who have experienced war's ultimate wrath, I sometimes struggle with a compulsion to defend my soldier's place in our family to anyone who might assume he is gone because of infidelity, abuse or neglect.
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Gurgle. Thud. Crunch. Gurgle. Thud. Crunch. That is the noise of water bottle flipping — the compulsion promoted through online videos to toss a partly filled plastic bottle and try to get it to land upright — which has captivated children across the country.
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"The First Amendment to the United States Constitution guarantees delegates to the Republican Party's and Democratic Party's national conventions the right to vote their conscience, free from government compulsion, when participating in the selection of their party's presidential nominee," the complaint reads.
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He quit his unofficial post as White House regulatory czar, not because of moral compulsion, but because he knew that The New Yorker was about to drop an article revealing the extent of his self-dealing on behalf of his refinery company.
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On its website, the A.D.F. unconvincingly claims that it relies not on this expansive right to privacy, which it says was "invented" by the Supreme Court, but on a Fourth Amendment right that narrowly protects against government compulsion to expose one's body.
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As you've likely heard, regular hand-washing is one of the most essential components of coronavirus prevention, but washing your hands repeatedly, for far more than 20 seconds at a time, is moving out of disease prevention territory and into compulsion territory.
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Initially, if the idea of landmark-hopping through a couple of states seemed an efficient way to gain insight into major events of the civil rights era, my compulsion to go rogue and wander off the map often got the better of me.
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In those territories in which several races dwell, the public and educational institutions are to be so arranged that, without applying compulsion to learn a second country language, each of the races receives the necessary means of education in its own language.
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I think the social media environment creates a compulsion to be connected, and I think it is gradually training some of us to expect more stimulation, more interaction, and more "reward" than we once would have been comfortable with in a similar period of time.
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A lawyer we spoke to for this story who did not wish to be identified suggested there may be some overseas providers that are willing to "do something" — "if they can find a way to do so, and want the comfort of a legal compulsion".
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Soon, the need for a bit of extra warmth so as not to freeze to death becomes the compulsion to blast the central heating all day, spend December flouncing about the house in your underwear, racking up a £500 gas bill and giving yourself eczema.
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I have felt a compulsion to document absolutely everything since the news broke, as I am aware that I am currently living in highly unusual circumstances, and that it might be extraordinary to watch it back even if it is boring to live through.
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To try to escape it, we may read self-help books or enlist in a communications course, but these actions often have little long-term impact, for the compulsion lures us back to our place of comfort, to the dysfunctional relations we know so well.
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In a vain attempt to prevent his jealous mother from terrorizing Louise, Gordon recruits his equally neurotic brother, Sidney (Ron Leibman), who suffers his own form of repetition compulsion, running back and forth across Central Park, regularly accosted by the same jovial gang of muggers.
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But a deep interest in psychology (her master's thesis at the University of Chicago was on the neurobiology of Freud's Repetition Compulsion Theory) had her thinking about mind games on Wall Street, where the general rule is to take emotion out of decision making.
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If the trend continues, Ms. Pelosi's effort to hold off the drive toward impeachment could become more complicated, although people close to her maintain that she would feel no compulsion to change her stance unless it became clear that a House majority supported the step.
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Anfield feels a compulsion to live up to its own lore on occasions like this, each successive generation determined to meet the standards set by its predecessors, to create its own version of the stories that have been passed down to them and into myth.
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His psychosexual compulsion, sublimated in his paintings more than in his drawings, lead him to make off-the-wall images scattered with even stranger details that are convincing despite their seeming randomness; we identify with his dark need to destroy the very order he's creating.
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In her latest show The Evanesced, artist Kenyatta A.C. Hinkle confronts society's compulsion to reframe, mitigate, or eliminate the role of black women in the US. Current headlines demonstrate the social and political forces at play in erasing the contributions and presence of black women.
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But they merge as sides of a coin: philosophical, in his continual grappling with implications of the death of God—a loss that he tried to remedy by making poetry stand in for religion—and psychological, in his constant compulsion to cheer himself up.
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"The House has no intention of reissuing compulsion to him; therefore, it's our position that it's impossible for the Court to grant any effectual relief here, and, thus, the underlying case is moot," House Deputy General Counsel Todd Tatelman told Leon during the phone hearing.
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In New York, third-degree rape applies to anyone who either can't (through intoxication, or physical or intellectual disability) or didn't give consent; it's a distinctly different charge from first-degree rape, which involves very young minors and/or "forcible compulsion," usually involving a weapon.
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In its embrace of the ruined and the incomplete as well as its celebration of the porous borders between eras, contemporary Italian design expresses an exquisite melancholy, unburdened as it is by a compulsion to tidy up, to constantly perfect, to refine and polish.
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In language that glints with ingenuity, never untrue if often abstruse, "Addlands" probes themes of opposition: nature's sustenance and savagery; life's fusion of the sacred and the profane; humans' compulsion to nurture and disfigure an ecosystem; society's transformations, which produce upheaval as well as progress.
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And while any rise in Trump's ratings could be significant since public opinion is crucial to shaping the outcome of the impeachment fight, it's a good bet that the honeymoon will soon be drowned out by Trump's impeachment misery -- and his own compulsion to ignite new controversies.
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Developed by the new indie studio Compulsion Games, We Happy Few wears its Huxlean (Brave New World) influence on its sleeve, featuring a "happy drug" called Joy that all citizens are required to take, a policy the player character decides to stop following at the game's opening.
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As the plaintiffs' briefs point out, that is a strange argument, because if the administration is right that DACA was illegal from the start, then ending it is a matter of legal compulsion rather than discretion; in any event, legality is quintessentially a question for judges.
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She breaks free not from him, but from the compulsion to obsess over whether he is a narcissist, clearing space to consider bigger questions, like the relationship between the cigarette butt she unthinkingly — a passing stranger might say narcissistically — flicks onto the sidewalk and impending climate catastrophe.
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We also see this trend of the concentration of money and power, generally, with the acquisition of franchises by transnational conglomerates like Microsoft, which just a few days ago announced it had acquired independent game development studios Ninja Theory, Playground Games, Compulsion Games, and Undead Labs.
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Everyone also knows that Trump has a repulsive compulsion to sexualize his daughter Ivanka — he once happily concurred with Howard Stern that she was a "piece of ass" — so it's not surprising that he told Daniels she reminded him of his child before he slept with her.
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But unlike his reliance on drugs and booze—which left him standing outside in a blizzard in a T-shirt and jeans on a cold February night in 2005, begging strangers for $50 and a ride to his dealer's house—his new compulsion comes with positive consequences.
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A half-hour later, the jurors sent a note to the judge asking for definitions of legal terms like consent and forcible compulsion, as well as written definitions of the charges against Mr. Weinstein and whether they could find him guilty of certain combinations of charges.
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China, meanwhile, is not a globalist power with a model of governance to offer the world; it is a fiercely nationalist power with global clout, caught between the compulsion to operate as a market economy and the imperative to centralize political power under the ruling Communist Party.
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The woman who obsessively fears she might have run over a child and performs the compulsion of driving around the block to check she hasn't has OCD just as much as the man who obsessively worries that he hasn't locked his door and compulsively goes back to check it.
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I didn't really feel like doing work, but I felt some distant compulsion to sit at my computer in a kind of work-simulacrum, so that at least at the end of the day I would feel gross and tired in the manner of someone who had worked.
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All the modernist elements of the music came through with slashing incisiveness and piercing sound, from the opening orchestral blast of chords that signal the motif of Agamemnon, murdered by his wife, Klytämnestra, and her lover Aegisth, and mourned every day with obsessive compulsion by Elektra, his daughter.
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It took the position that only those actions that would have been considered an establishment of religion "at the time of the founding" should be held unconstitutional today, an originalist test that the brief argued would prohibit only direct government control of religious doctrine or compulsion of religious observance.
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After the current season at the Public was scant on female playwrights — Ms. Nottage and Ms. Vardalos were virtually the only ones with premieres — the theater will present more works by women next season, including "Office Hour," by Julia Cho ("Aubergine"), and "Fire in Dreamland," by Rinne Groff ("Compulsion").
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Offenders driven by a psychological compulsion are a decidedly different type of criminal than a hit man or a Ponzi-scheme operator, but, this perceptive film laments, they end up in the same jails, a response that hasn't changed during Mr. McCollum's 35 years of riding and recidivism.
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Alex, their younger son, is a recovering drug addict who has been unable to renovate or even clean up the crumbling hotel his father bought for him (out of guilt; out of a compulsion to control; out of a worse reason that we will learn later) in France.
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Though the details of Witzelsucht are ultimately heartbreaking (it can be an early indicator of dementia, for example), the study soon found its way online, where it was quickly disseminated among wordplayers, LOL-ly gaggers, bad-pundits, and anyone else who can shares a compulsion for dopey but well-placed zingers.
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Vladimir Nabokov had political and commercial reasons for writing in English rather than Russian, but his real compulsion had to do with the pleasures of the language itself: "The excitement of verbal adventure in the Russian medium had faded away gradually after I turned to English," he told the Paris Review.
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And while most of us have sort of observed and lamented this phenomenon, Williams believes the consequences of things like smartphone compulsion could be much more dire and widespread than we realize, ultimately putting billions of people in profound danger while testing our ability to even have a human will.
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But the devotion, the willingness to watch the long, long games in the long, long season, the compulsion to keep rosters straight, and batting averages, and the disabled list, and the leap-out-of-your-seat joy and face-in-your-hands heartbreak of having a team — I didn't get it.
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"Mania" means here what it often means colloquially—the head's name for the heart's excesses—but it is striking nonetheless: already, Lowell saw writing both as a way to understand his compulsions and as a compulsion in its own right, a roundabout leading out of trouble and immediately back in.
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It feels leisurely because, with cellphones banned all week and cameras banned during the tournament, people have the time and emotional availability to communicate face to face; to process what they see without the compulsion to forward it; to share the old-fashioned way, with a neighbor rather than a follower.
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In the midst of excuses to overdo it and shattered expectations of the perfect family Christmas, something happened to make us realize that our drinking wasn't like other people's, that we were powerless over the compulsion to drink to excess, and that it was starting to make our lives really unmanageable.
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In modern times, too, the Koran's non-compulsion verse has been read in a variety of ways: either as an appeal for full-blown religious freedom, of the sort which Mr Akyol advocates, or else as a much more limited statement, that people who embrace Islam must do so spontaneously and wholeheartedly.
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Like all the philosophers in the book, Merleau-Ponty was concerned with the ways in which human beings are shaped by structures and forces outside themselves, but while many other philosophers thought of those outside forces as forms of imprisonment or compulsion, Merleau-Ponty saw them as the means of choosing freedom.
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Trump's faith in his "gut," his narcissistic belief that he knows more than people who have dedicated their lives to understanding complex issues, propelled by his compulsion to be the center of attention and his goal of obscuring reality and distracting from his growing troubles, adds up to a destructive policy muddle.
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As the smartphone took over intimate corners of life, it felt almost compulsive, this need to be more genuinely heard — a compulsion Cusk used to ingenious effect in 2014's "Outline" and the two novels that followed it, by creating a narrator who was, indelibly, an incisive filter for the stories of others.
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New York's definition of rape in the first degree (one of the crimes for which Weinstein is standing trial) does not prohibit nonconsensual intercourse unless it is committed "by forcible compulsion," which is defined as compelling a victim by using physical force or a threat of immediate death, physical injury, or kidnapping.
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For example, at the beginning of "Investigation": A thousand poets are working together on this same great poem but they don't know it yet, only you and I can make this obvious — and many of my favorites are alive to this compulsion though their practice demands a temporary, however longterm deflection of the obvious.
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After illustrating how painful obsessive-compulsive disorder can be to those in its grip, Begley elegantly explains the difference between compulsive behavior and O.C.D. For someone with a compulsion, the behavior itself is a coping mechanism for anxiety; that's why so many hoarders find their conduct comforting while those around them view it with alarm.
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LG: And I say addiction in that way, because it's actually a very serious term, and in a lot of cases, maybe it doesn't truly apply to a lot of people, but it's this compulsion or this obsession that some of us have with both our physical devices and the software that we use on them.
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In a moment in which our borders are tightening, a global refugee crisis is escalating, and xenophobia is rampant, I aim to empathetically depict the experience of living at the mercy of American military might (and fleeing its aftermath), while also documenting my ethical confusion, visual compulsion, and evolving consciousness as I learn about my own cultural responsibility.
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The learning perspective also explains why the compulsion for alcohol or drugs can be so strong and why people with addiction continue even when the damage far outweighs the pleasure they receive and why they can appear to be acting irrationally: If you believe that something is essential to your survival, your priorities won't make sense to others.
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" "I think Bob Mueller, by virtue of the fact that he has been able to conduct this investigation using tools that we didn't have in our committee, meaning compulsion, is in a better position to determine, OK, who was telling the truth, who wasn't, and who could I make a case against in terms of perjury?
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On her previous records she handed those duties to others, singing witty, bleak tracks written by people like Beck and Pulp's Jarvis Cocker (incidentally, two descendants of her father's drolly hilarious style.) But after the tragic death of her sister Kate Barry, Gainsbourg felt a compulsion to write her own lyrics, even if she couldn't make them perfect.
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Writing to a close friend, the poet Ted Hughes, he speaks of this struggle (though first, explains why he is using letterhead from the San Antonio Four Seasons when he apparently is nowhere near Texas — "I have this compulsion to take notepaper from hotels: a trace element of the younger impulse to piss in the hand-basin when drunk").
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The idea that my habit of constantly reexperiencing certain media was related to some infantile compulsion to self-soothe was not exactly surprising; as a person with both ADHD and an anxiety disorder, a lot of the things I do are in the service of directing my attention to anything but the pinball game constantly careening in my brain.
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Like Ms. Sorokin, she was a child of the working class, driven to the dark side by a compulsion for something everyone else around her in the moneyed quarters of Los Angeles seemed to have — in this case, prestigiously educated children who didn't always get where they were going by virtue of their own showstopping achievements.
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But more pressingly, it says something about Liverpool, too, about its addiction to drama, its compulsion to live life on the edge, its determination to crest and fall with the waves of its own emotion: the strengths that make it such a force at its best and the weaknesses that make it so vulnerable when it is not.
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We are asked to feel for Macbeth's victims' plight; given a discursive explanation of how Shylock came to behave as he does; presented with an understanding of why a woman might seem shrewish when she is only shy; shown Gertrude and Claudius grappling with their erotic compulsion toward each other in a manner essentially sympathetic to their entrapment.
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" While sodomy has historically referred to sex acts between unmarried people, and laws against it have been invalidated across the US, "sodomy in the first degree" is still used in many states to describe crimes involving "deviate sexual intercourse with another person by forcible compulsion"or "with a person who is incapable of consent by reason of being physically helpless or mentally incapacitated.
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In neurological terms, it involves several brain structures, including the substantia nigra, a midbrain area involved in reward; the ventral tegmental area, a structure that produces and transmits dopamine; the ventral striatum, which is associated with reward, reinforcement, and compulsion; and the prefrontal cortex, the front part of our brain, which, among many other things, helps us to work toward a defined goal.
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Additionally, Microsoft is acquiring Undead Labs (which previously made the Xbox-exclusive State of Decay and State of Decay 2), Playground Games (which has developed the Forza Horizon games and is also said to be working on a new open-world game), Ninja Theory (Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice), and Compulsion Games (currently working on We Happy Few, set to release later this year).
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You might, for example, like organizing your bag before you leave in the morning to make sure it doesn't turn into Narnia when you're fumbling for your keys later, but if you take more than an hour to do it and it distresses you to the point of severely impacting your life, that could be a symptom of unhealthy compulsion.
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Having spent a large amount of time stalking the cast on social media and the website prior to show, I felt the exact same way I did when I was 11 and about to see The Backstreet Boys: giddiness, terror, and a compulsion to pick a favorite (mine was Ryan, the long-haired one who liked metal bands and drummed).
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Each chapter profiles gamers or game designers immersed in their particular compulsion: Grand Theft Auto, Dance Dance Revolution, Eve Online and No Man's Sky; classics like Elite, Missile Command and Donkey Kong; indie games like Papers, Please (which asks players to assume the role of an immigration officer) or That Dragon, Cancer (which simulates the heartbreak of having a child with terminal cancer).
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She investigated them in early plays like "Inky" (a nanny in thrall to Muhammad Ali) and "The Five Hysterical Girls Theorem" (a mathematician infatuated with prime numbers), and again in later ones like "The Ruby Sunrise" (one woman fixated on inventing television and another determined to have that story told) and "Compulsion" (a man gripped by Anne Frank and her diaries).
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While it does weave through key elements of his life—growing up a Burroughs-obsessed Jehovah's Witness teen, witnessing a Hell's Angels gang rape, navigating the rock and roll landscape of the 60s and 70s—the play is more focused on showing the audience how this obsessive music fan, who endlessly opined on albums like a sick compulsion, used music as a lens to critique the world.
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Regardless, a more accurate term than "use disorder" to describe the compulsion to troll might be an "impulse control disorder"—a group that includes kleptomania, pyromania, and gambling—"where they have an impulse and can't stop themselves, even when it can have harmful consequences," says Dr. Ramani Durvasula, a licensed clinical psychologist, professor at the California State University, Los Angeles, and author of Surviving Narcissists.
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In The Evanesced at the California African American Museum, Kenyatta A.C. Hinkle confronts society's compulsion to reframe, mitigate, or eliminate the role of black women in the US. Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — Spanning the length of a large gallery wall at the California African American Museum is a slim rectangular grid of 100 images of women whose names and identities are unknown.
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"Lack of consent results from forcible compulsion or circumstances under which at the time of the act of intercourse, the complainant clearly expressed that she did not consent to engage in such act and a reasonable person in the defendant's situation would have understood the complainant's words and acts as an expression of lack of consent to such act under all the circumstances," Burke said.
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According to the state's penal code, a person is guilty of rape in the first degree if they engage "in sexual intercourse with another person" by "forcible compulsion" or if the victim is "incapable of consent by reason of being physically helpless" (a person may also be guilty of this crime if they sexually assault a child, which was not alleged in the Weinstein trial).
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That was how the AIDS virus killed, science had just told us, so long as you agreed it wasn't punishment from God, believed it followed the thoughtless compulsion of its biology or chemistry or whatever clockwork urged it on, like the freak tornado swarm that had swept through just east of here while I was at school, killing dozens and wreaking its fantastic havoc.
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