But in the end, the heart desires what it desires.
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"Black writing has to carry that burden of other people's desires, not artistic desires, but social desires; it's always perceived as working out somebody else's agenda," she said.
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The desires that represent my true self are, on different theories, the desires that I want myself to have (Harry Frankfurt), the desires that align with my judgments of what is valuable (Gary Watson), the desires that cohere with my stable life plans (Michael Bratman), or the desires that are supported by rational deliberation (Susan Wolf).
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Edward finds his raucous desires reflected in rock, desires that take outward expression in sweaty dancing.
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"Sexual desires will be heightened, as well as our need to express our kinks and desires," Stardust says.
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Both women had specific desires for their children and wanted the right to ensure those desires were met.
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Repressing our desires is how we lose control of them and how our desires begin to control us.
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In choosing between these two options, the desires of experts should not override the desires of other people.
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"We talk about the desires of millennials and how our product is perfectly suited to their needs and desires," he said.
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But whereas men are under pressure specifically to conceal same-sex desires, women are under pressure to conceal all sexual desires.
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Our uses of big tech are not only based on our own desires, but the desires of those who designed it.
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I learn the rooms, learn the desires of my people, and wow do they clap for me when I fulfill those desires.
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Far from our being able to master events or even our own desires, events and desires will sooner or later master us.
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"Your desires, and how you acted on those desires, in this whole situation had nothing to do with Keith's wellbeing," Ms. Monahan wrote.
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At work is present bias, our natural tendency to place our short-term needs and desires ahead of our long-term needs and desires.
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If you listen through the screen of your desires, then you obviously listen to your own voice; you are listening to your own desires.
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The women you are trying to enact your desires with are people in their own right with their own desires, kinks, hang-ups, and fears.
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Conveniently, these women's desires map to the desires of the man in question, as if these men know their partners better than even they know themselves.
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She added that people have the desires they have and can't do anything about them, suggesting that a robot might help satiate those desires in some way.
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I wouldn't say that everybody can and should shape their own desires, but we can all explore our own desires, and it makes things far more interesting.
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For the fulfillment of my secret desires . . .
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For artists, fans' online gift cultures raise dialectic tensions between participatory desires for communication and connection and personal, economic, and artistic desires to control their work and image.
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Ideological "best case scenarios" must not be confused with the reality that there are other sides with sometimes countervailing solutions or desires grounded in real concerns and desires.
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Many men of an earlier generation committed to a heterosexual marriage while having same-sex desires; many would say their relationships with their wives weren't undermined by those desires.
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Let your energy — and fiery desires — guide you.
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If we take the expressed desires of American families seriously, and especially the desires of American women, then we need to find a way to help them achieve their goals.
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He's crashing through the doors behind which I've locked away all my suppressed desires, and those desires are bursting through me with the savage force you would expect from any jailbreak.
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Yves Saint Laurent would rather shame its protagonist for having sexual desires outside of monogamy, while A Quiet Passion simply ignores those desires, creating an image of celibacy and tortured loneliness.
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Dealing with mercenaries is Odyssey's way of constantly reminding the player that they are a part of a big world, and that not all desires in this world are their desires.
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Our Smarter Living editor, Tim Herrera, says you should blame present bias, our natural tendency to place our short-term needs and desires ahead of our long-term needs and desires.
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"The answers its algorithms harvested assured each person of the presence of the like-minded: no one need be alone with her aberrant desires, and no desires were aberrant," Witt writes.
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That could be Trump Jr. ... if his heart desires!
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Sharing these desires made them more concrete ... and achievable.
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Expect to feel driven toward your desires (especially your material and financial desires, or your need for security), but remember, don't screw someone else over to get what you want; avoid obsessive thinking.
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There was a diversity in presentations, desires, reactions, and explanations.
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How should I weigh my desires against those of others?
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We listened to their concerns, their fears, and their desires.
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Never mind if I had needs or weaknesses or desires.
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It's all about him, his desires, his confusion, his cruelty.
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Months later, Boy fails to meet Girl's needs and desires.
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Identify your boundaries, intentions, and desires, and then own them.
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Like you, we all have very different needs and desires.
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They capitalize on our desires for the perfect selfie backdrop.
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Its exceptionalism of course offends Western desires for modernisation universalism.
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In previous relationships, I felt guilty and suppressed my desires.
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It's a wonderful time to reconnect with your emotional desires.
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A single piece of furniture rarely fulfills all these desires.
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Concepts are — usually — intended to titillate our most selfish desires.
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He knows the desires of our hearts to become parents.
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Deviant Desires is about the nature of the erotic imagination.
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I do believe that representing ourselves and our desires matters.
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Maybe I just don't trust anyone's desires but my own.
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Understand your worth, your body, and your needs and desires.
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Don't get me wrong, Andres, these are completely normal desires.
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But we have these desires because we're products of evolution.
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Motivations and desires are revealed, including Josh's perception of Shea.
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They're ideas, composites of our own feelings, desires, and needs.
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Littlefinger announced his desires on the Iron Throne to Sansa.
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Robb Vices: luxury goods that fulfill the most indulgent desires
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China desires its own space to reach its development goals.
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There is tension between simultaneous desires for globalization and localization.
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Now, I'm not one to hate on people's weird desires.
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It's a huge injustice to the diversity of our desires.
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Going through their daily routine inspires latent feelings and desires.
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Marguerite didn't view personal and professional desires as necessarily conflicting.
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That means, as Cheryl suggests, being honest about your desires.
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But the desires of patients, Marsh notes, are often paradoxical.
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They name their desires, and go after them without reservation.
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Fears of the unknown combined with desires to start over.
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Liveleak, however, was far more frank about its users' desires.
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Then the wind will blow the way the ship desires.
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"I decided to keep my desires to myself," he said.
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Your desires and plans will likely change along the way.
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Where a woman's desires are the engine of the plot?
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China desires a "win," and RCEP provides it in spades.
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Which is best depends on your individual needs and desires.
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Some expressed their own desires to exit the rat race.
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I put on the "Strange Desires" album by The Bleachers.
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"Talk about your boundaries along with your desires," Goldwyn says.
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Their desires are so often in contention with their intelligence.
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Ms. Rose also has ambitions and desires of her own.
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He can pursue the kind of foreign policy he desires.
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"My translator desires me to buy new shoes," Svetlana writes.
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Giuliani's instructions "reflected President Trump's desires and requirements," he said.
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All my voting, preaching, discussing and complaining reflected those desires.
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He, like Trump, desperately desires the roar of the crowd.
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The song's percussive production is as intense as their desires.
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Bisexual women, like everyone else, have individual desires and libidos.
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What does it say about the desires of neat freaks?
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AUSTIN BEUTNER: The union's desires are the same as mine.
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My memories are in patches and my desires are perennial.
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But powerlessness in the face of desires existing within us.
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So should one compromise one's own desires in every situation?
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When people believe that their sexual desires are uncommon, weird, or abnormal, they tend to repress them—they keep these desires to themselves, with perhaps Google being the only other entity that has any clue.
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"Hunger" addresses both her issues with food and her creative desires.
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If you've been confused about your desires, they'll become clear today.
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The moon clashes with Venus, and you're reflecting on your desires.
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Always use these things with an eye to your own desires.
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You will start helping your colleagues achieve their desires and aspirations.
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Prisoners can exhibit a whole range of moods, needs and desires.
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The remaining states have some form of commission, which Holder desires.
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I hope there's enough to get people's desires for stories sated.
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He admitted that he did it to satisfy his sexual desires.
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Schneider admitted that he did it to satisfy his sexual desires.
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Everyone sheds conscience and inhibition to fulfil desires and avenge injuries.
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To what extent did this man willfully disregard your stated desires?
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Lost in my own anxieties, I'd forgotten to vocalize my desires.
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Keep reading for every Shadowhunter season 3B secret your heart desires.
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So where do disability desires come from in the first place?
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So want can be done for people who have disability desires?
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That said, fulfillment of disability desires has become a controversial issue.
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After Everyone Else, Ade has as much leeway as she desires.
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"hysteria" as a means of medicalizing female behaviors and desires that
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He loves you and I, and desires good for our lives.
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Illustrated among the obscure and bizarre are our anxieties and desires.
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Red carpet interviews rarely probe a person's deep dreams or desires.
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Their response to your desires are just as important to analyze.
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As Venus enters your sign, understand, accept, and nurture your desires.
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Never has there been a franchise so attuned to women's desires.
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An endlessly updated holistic fingerprint generated by your unspoken innermost desires!
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This is a great day to reconnect with your heart's desires.
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If you want to improve and reward yourself, ponder your desires.
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Serve with cheese sauce, ketchup, or whatever your little heart desires.
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It's a wonderful evening to reflect on your needs and desires.
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The newspaper desires greater social responsibility at China's internet-search firms.
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It really is our most vulnerable kind of desires laid bare.
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Do those methods make it possible to fulfill your sexual desires?
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As the years passed, my desires became more and more vanilla.
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My hopeful desires have to do with social influence, Atkin says.
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China has its own desires to possess and exploit lunar resources.
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You can find just about anything your heart desires on Etsy.
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But that desire has a dark side, as desires often do.
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Other people can make their values and desires clear to you.
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Lowkey is typically used to describe a speaker's desires or emotions.
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Once the boy arrives, Santa offers him any gift he desires.
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The models are still based on implausible assumptions about people's desires.
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The arrival of Farrell, an injured Yankee soldier, awakens repressed desires.
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Be patient this evening as you share your desires with others.
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In Mxedk's purrrrfect pairs, you manage kitties and all their desires.
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Wisłocka showed that women were people with individual desires and needs.
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Dedicate some time today to journaling about your desires and feelings.
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Help them find common ground between their values and their desires.
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And don't be afraid to express your own desires as well.
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This can draw consumers who want to confront their darker desires.
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The Democrats should emphasize common desires and goals, not our differences.
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Long-term desires were like dreams I'd forgotten I ever had.
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What better accompaniment to the military parade President Trump reportedly desires?
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That approach couldn't be any further off his father's core desires.
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There are hints of mental illness, thwarted ambitions and untapped desires.
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Some find their current life experiences to be shaping their desires.
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Recently a new window has opened up onto our reproductive desires.
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Rather, it had become an overstatement of my actual sexual desires.
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There's a tang of Nietzsche in her antisocial desires, her amorality.
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"If he so desires, that's fine with me," Mr. Long said.
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Each person is a self-created choosing individual, pursuing individual desires.
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Spiritual truth and material desires collide in the artist's latest installation.
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AR and VR can also be added, if a customer desires.
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It is a beautiful container for irreconcilable desires and impossible ambitions.
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Nothing is stopping them from enacting their craziest most insane desires.
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So this is an excellent day to meditate on our desires.
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Later, those interests and desires may translate to clicks and purchases.
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The eternal war between subconscious desires and the demands of civilization?
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But Europe's reticence to kowtow to Trump's desires is nothing new.
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I need to put my desires in a more organized structure.
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Artiphon, however, is probably closest to fulfilling my very specific desires.
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This went against my political desires, and Moore lost the seat.
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It is no secret that this is what President Trump desires.
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This situation is not about you — or your desires — at all.
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He loved nudity, sex, and all the desires of the body.
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The people here have thoughts and feelings, desires for the future.
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Government cannot override the strong desires of too many of their people.
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The moon also clashes with Venus, and you're reconsidering your desires, Sagittarius.
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But we don't believe that those desires outweigh our First Amendment interest.
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Absurd. Your mindset and desires determine how big you're willing to play.
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Women have been raised to prioritize our desirability over our own desires.
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We hand over our personal desires, consumer habits, fears, and relationships voluntarily.
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Some of those desires are easier to relate to math than others.
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Dozens of people took to the site to post their biggest desires.
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While Rebecca (Nina Arianda) understands the friendly pizza man's desires, Bobby doesn't.
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But that doesn't mean the desires were never there to begin with.
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There, they can watch erotic theater, dine, and live out their desires.
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But the world doesn't turn on the axis of our personal desires.
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Desires and experiences ebb and flow over the course of our lives.
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Disturbingly enough there were statements of 'kill' and statements of 'sexual' desires.
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In their average needs and desires, Russians are no different from us.
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Girl, having struggled with unmet expectations before, communicates her needs and desires.
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He is as full of motivations and desires as his human peers.
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These desires and terrors have little to do with the actual planet.
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Take the lead in love and be more outspoken about your desires.
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I don't have criticism of what any adult wishes and desires sexually.
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He also has desires to one day start his own furniture brand.
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After all, didn't Freud say that our dreams reveal our subconscious desires?
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He's mastered everybody else's social media, and everybody else's expectations and desires.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, he linked sleepwalking with the fulfilling of repressed sexual desires.
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The gap between intention and execution is the murderer of our desires.
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Anything your heart desires, will come to you…on the dance floor!
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They carry their own dreams, desires, and instincts of love and sadness.
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By trying to address viewers' desires for the gifts these mutually exclusive
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Strip clubs and prostitutes offer the fulfillment of more promiscuous desires, anyway.
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Sexual fantasies have long been thought to reveal an individual's innermost desires.
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Online dating changes the way we express our relationship needs and desires.
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There's no way for men to insert parental leave into their desires.
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But the expression of those desires takes different forms in different generations.
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Well The Basslet is here to satisfy your body-rattling desires. Maybe.
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He had compulsive desires, and I don't know that they were rational.
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It's not necessarily self-assertiveness, nor a status symbol, but uncontrollable desires.
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How Republicans meet the clearly stated desires of American voters matter little.
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Emma prods Adèle toward philosophy and the examination of her own desires.
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Nor is it a mere reflection of the desires of the programmers.
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It turned the work of psychotherapy, of dredging up desires out of
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And he signaled those changes have little to do with Trump's desires.
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Brady has several times said he desires to play until he's 45.
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He can have a place in the government if he so desires.
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The media must prove it is deserving of the trust it desires.
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Then there are personal factors, like the desires of a younger generation.
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"wins," focusing on where our racial desires and fascinations come from: sadness,
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She is the granter of wishes and all of your heart's desires.
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They infer fondness, time spent together, intimacy, tension, background, hopes and desires.
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This is a perfect time to reflect on your emotions and desires.
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But all the programming in the world can't entirely suppress unruly desires.
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Beijing has been vocal about its desires for electric and driverless cars.
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Similarly, nothing is more harrowing than confronting your own secrets and desires.
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But hysteria and all, I still watch the entire Dark Desires episode.
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Some say it even acts as an outlet for their physical desires.
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The kind of underlying social or emotional desires that wellness trends fulfill.
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It's time you two shared an honest accounting of your respective desires.
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So many human desires are even more prosaic than you might expect.
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Seen in the wild, they appear to have agency, feelings, and desires.
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Dungeons provide another space for people to interact and explore their desires.
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Mayya thinks that Allah must be punishing her for her secret desires.
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The bottom line: The platforms' dilemma is rooted in users' conflicting desires.
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Sometimes, it seemed her mother did not have desires of her own.
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The Space Between suggests we should be afraid of desires like that.
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Giuliani was expressing the desires of the president of the United States.
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How do we resist products so finely tuned to our strongest desires?
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Elections are about finding compromise among people with vastly different desires. Prof.
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Know yourself, your true desires, your limitations, and your capacity for change.
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These open her up, invite her to consider her self, her desires.
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Sigmund Freud claimed that dreams allow us to fulfill our greatest desires.
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Curse the man who does notshare this fellowship and fears our desires.
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The brain perceives it, understands its inherent value, and therefore desires it.
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It's Genet and Anger's obsessions and desires brought to their carnal extreme.
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The state cannot predict people's desires, which sometimes change on a whim.
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But Twin Peaks pushes back against fans' desires at almost every turn.
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That said, if you are drawn to stemless glasses, follow your desires.
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Tailoring a gift to a rich person's idiosyncratic desires is therefore paramount.
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This is a wonderful time to reflect on your needs and desires.
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All too often, society erases a disabled person's sexual needs and desires.
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There was nothing binary in her characters, her thinking or her desires.
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"No one in the Senate desires to slow walk this," he said.
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It's made to be molded into whatever shape your little heart desires.
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Maureen O'Connor argues that internet pornography usage data documents contemporary sexual desires.
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It is impacted by desires to want to create a good impression.
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Their actions give the impression of being rooted in insatiable personal desires.
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But the moment she's pulled it off, she no longer desires it.
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Take time this evening to reflect on your feelings and deep desires.
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Vrangalova says the robots might also be a key for individuals "who have sexual desires that are not okay or that are not very easy to find a human partner to satisfy," like extreme fetishes or pedophilic desires.
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If "The Sparsholt Affair" shows how society has been transformed by sexual liberation, a process with its roots in people's innermost desires, it also shows how people's innermost desires have in turn been conditioned by a transformed society.
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In fact, your desires for more may stress you out a lot today.
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You're getting very clear on your desires as the moon clashes with Venus.
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But that doesn't mean their feelings, desires, and personal lives no longer exist.
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Breslin's message is clear: She will be friends with anyone she so desires.
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You can do whatever your heart desires as long as you feel good.
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The fulfillment of one's desires only occurs within the most confined claustrophobic spaces.
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The former champ may yet decide a comeback isn't actually what she desires.
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But don't let that fear take away from your wants, needs, and desires.
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It already has one of the things that modern business most desires: data.
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Not trusting myself or not knowing the right way to express my desires.
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If so, gaming company Razer is here to fulfill your oddly specific desires.
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Here, red shoes are a stand-in for the liberation of women's desires.
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Or a treehouse, or a boat, or a yurt — whatever your heart desires.
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While in office, Johnson has made no attempt to align these contradictory desires.
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So… a less frictionless way of meeting our desires and wants and needs.
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Fast food was put on this earth to fulfill our unhealthiest culinary desires.
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Like how to communicate needs for emotional care and desires for flaccid spooning.
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She's been burned before — she made her desires known, and they weren't met.
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Our desires do change across the cycle, and our attractiveness does change too.
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It doesn't quite have all the classic elements one desires from a burger.
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This would be the Terminator of Pikachus, except that it only desires love.
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"I thank God for granting me the desires of my heart," he wrote.
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This results in certain expectations and exit desires on behalf of the institutionals.
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Seeing what my goals, dreams and desires are keeps me in check daily.
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They're now able to entertain the very desires they'd taught themselves to suppress.
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It's not that Kim Jong Un actually desires a war with his enemies.
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A discussion about sexual desires can be seductive if you frame it correctly.
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Then, you'll be able to see responses to ascertain your friends' emoji desires.
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Taiwan swallows that indignity in order to get the international participation it desires.
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This eclipse challenges you to be more vocal about your needs and desires.
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I have to look at her as the woman he loves and desires.
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Still, this approach may not produce all the results that Mr Trump desires.
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Kaby Lake could be the answer to desires you didn't know you had.
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These puzzles take advantage of the feline hunting instinct, fulfilling their ingrained desires.
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"I don't believe it's a cop out for people's hedonistic desires," she says.
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I disappear into people I've just met, taking on their desires and preferences.
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In other words, this toy can curve into whatever position its user desires.
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Trump's longest-serving employees anticipate his desires and automatically act to satisfy them.
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The sexual fantasies may not be reflections of innate sexual wants or desires.
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Graduation speakers should reflect the hopes, dreams, and desires of the student body.
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A life that's been lived, the mistakes you've made, the hopes, the desires.
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"My husband and I have very similar desires when we're entertaining," she says.
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Chinese officials have continued to propose offers that play to Trump's deficit desires.
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New toys, like a pair of neon carnival plushies with murderous desires, help.
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Ninety-nine percent of our human wants and desires are all the same.
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I'm enjoying the new structure to the dungeons, these palaces of distorted desires.
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It's being able to tie that vision to needs, wants and/or desires.
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And yes, that includes all the home swag your heart — and hearth — desires.
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Orwell gives me the tools to dig into Cassandra's desires, actions, and goals.
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The desires of rich carnivores often trump the needs of poorer cereal consumers.
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Even trans folks from community to community have different desires, demands and needs.
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Mr Musk desires to "reinvent" railways by shooting passengers down hermetically sealed tubes.
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Kelly: I think he's reaching out to people who clearly have similar desires.
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"EVERYONE by nature desires to know," wrote Aristotle more than 2,000 years ago.
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A husband's sexual desires should not take narrative precedence over a victim's distress.
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But that's not all OKCupid learned about the desires of its 2015 users.
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Instead, they're counting once again on the varying desires of their fellow Californians.
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"as written by men and performed by women," has one set of desires.
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How would my sexual desires developed if I was given absolutely free reign?
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The men and their sexual desires are the only thing that remains constant.
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Where is the line between an individual's thoughts and desires and criminal activity?
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Pete Ricketts's (R) political desires by including the measure in the state budget.
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The desires of other characters in this festival's films are not so simple.
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Here those desires are far more nakedly expressed and even drive the plot.
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Again and again, mothers and daughters are caught between competing duties and desires.
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The Fat/Meat group is the ideal vessel for all of those desires.
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Such a radical change in its strategic approach does not suit Beijing's desires.
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Sometimes your desires is not necessarily meant for you, but they're for a
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Don't we want young people to feel comfortable communicating their desires and questions?
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Like good psychologists, sales clerks must always gauge the desires of their customers.
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"I am making a stand above and beyond my personal desires," he said.
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That said, the Brazilian talent has made his desires known on several occasions.
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They correlated my worth and beauty with the desires of the male gaze.
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Dalí, although Gala raised deep desires in him, had fear of physical contact.
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The more they repress their desires, the stronger they come out in bed.
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Why do you think humans have evolved to often shield their deepest desires?
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This is a great day to get clear about your feelings and desires.
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It is the moment Colette begins to own her desires and her identity.
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Or do you see the projection of your own secret sins and desires?
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Brainstorm how you can accomplish your most significant desires during this powerful transit.
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If it isn't, you should find other ways to exercise your altruistic desires.
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The motives of the marketer and the desires of the consumer inevitably clash.
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Not long after, Mr. Meehan signaled his own romantic desires to the woman.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly expressed his desires for closer ties with Mr. Putin.
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In his "Confessions," St. Augustine prayed to be delivered from his lustful desires.
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Do you think that his life should get less protection from suicidal desires?
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This timeline is not based on your children's desires, but rather your own.
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Anything a woman desires for herself — autonomy, respect, physical wholeness — is considered selfish.
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Jerry Lewis gave mixed signals about his desires for "Clown" throughout his life.
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He asked about money, her home life; desires and pleasure; fears of rejection.
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In TV shows and films, those desires are usually ascribed only to women.
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Her opening aria is a list poem of desires, presumably addressed to Hollywood.
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However, Russia and Iran continue to advance their interests regardless of American desires.
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And you hope your guests run the gamut in their meat-eating desires.
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I don't need anyone to take care of all my needs and desires.
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Consider your desires for change on January 10 when innovative Uranus moves direct.
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Obama suggested that social media and technology are helping to drive misplaced desires.
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You can dematerialize a beautiful assistant, sure, but try making those desires disappear.
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In this regard, the political desires of the two groups are not irreconcilable.
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But do you know anyone who uses WhatsApp and desires features like these?
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The Lesson: If you ignore people's needs and desires they eventually break away.
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Empathetic listening allows you to know the implicit desires beneath your counterpart's words.
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Obama suggested that social media and technology are helping to drive misplaced desires.
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All she desires is quality time and Stevie Wonder's 1973 Innervisions on repeat.
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She is someone who desires to celebrate and pay homage to her heritage.
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We have bodies with brutal desires that are totally unconcerned with our ideas.
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Everyone projected their hopes and desires onto that year and it was exciting.
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So, more broadly, does the future of the narrative of men's ungovernable desires.
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" And "it seems our desires are unsatisfiable, what can we do about it?
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But it seems our desires are unsatisfiable, what can we do about it?
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These desires of mine were a great embarrassment to my mother, growing up.
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The Sun enters Libra today and encourages you to explore your deepest desires.
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We cannot erase our animal desires so they become integrated into the work.
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But can all this disgust also be a cause of libidinally pleasurable desires?
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In one sense, this is simply the latest in a century-long conquest of the produce aisles by the desires of food growers, who prize greater yield at lesser cost, over the desires of consumers, who cherish taste and nutrition.
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Popular culture is a place where these sorts of anxieties and desires are explored.
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For prospective space tourists, these boundaries may be meaningless if their desires aren't met.
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The shields London had erected to deny her desires had begun to fall away.
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We are the ones who know our bodies and desires better than anyone else.
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But how do you act toward better desires when you don't already have them?
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My characters grieved and ached and collided with their own desires and deteriorating realities.
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Rook has no inner life or desires beyond what you ask them to do.
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I, your lapidary, your lapidary wheelturning—green mottled red—the jaspers of our desires.
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This makes it hard to design products that can accommodate every individual's specific desires.
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Eliminating the deficit, as the Navarro camp desires, could thus happen in two ways.
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"It's tone-deaf to the desires and experience of a lot of LGBTQ people."
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Because of that, they can have open conversations about their boundaries, kinks, and desires.
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Mama moon, on the other hand, is governess of our emotions, desires, and intuition.
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People are increasingly willing to put their own desires above familial obligations or reputation.
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Our desires could change by the hour, so careful not to lead anyone on!
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Her women are torn between their own needs and desires and society's prescriptive demands.
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This is a fantastic time for you to reflect on your emotions and desires.
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I think we make better choices if we understand where these desires come from.
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But separating out clues from desires is particularly gnarly when it comes to smartwatches.
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You can even add your own dares for specific desires you've got in mind.
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But this full moon will put the spotlight on you, your feelings and desires.
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I'll do advanced mathematics to justify my own desires and avoid a friend's disappointment.
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If content doesn't exist to match my desires, the companies work to cultivate it.
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After all, it is a convenient service to quickly purchase whatever your heart desires.
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A few, though, believed it could be more than an outlet for debased desires.
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Some of those desires I've looked at intensively are food, beauty, things like that.
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All you have to do is email them and express your axe-throwing desires.
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Who am I to stand in the way of a woman and her desires?
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It invalidates the real desires of women and ignores the spectrum of human sexuality.
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The full moon in your sign finds you deeply considering your needs and desires.
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From Sunday to early Tuesday she lights up Aries, igniting our desires for action.
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She forwards the photos,"stats," questions and desires from one person to the other.
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Service workers need to be flexible and creative, particularly when responding to customers' desires.
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Therapists tell patients with same-sex desires that they may be transgender, not gay.
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"What you're selling these days is an experience," he says, echoing Kirok's emotional desires.
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Take some time out of your evening to reflect on your feelings and desires.
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But kudzu plays on us, bringing about human-like intensity of desires and fears.
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Hillary knows that this is so much bigger than her own desires or disappointments.
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ELLISON: NO. IT'S A RECOGNITION THAT THE CUSTOMERS' DESIRES ARE PART OF OUR STRATEGY.
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"He used her and abused her to satisfy his sick sexual desires," Slane said.
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And they are apparently united in their desires with others in their generation globally.
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Would owning a general AI with wants and desires make you a slave owner?
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Their goals and desires and hopes and dreams are tangible and easy to explain.
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However, despite freelancing in diverse areas, these workers share common goals, issues and desires.
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Jackson did her best to abide by Al Mana's desires for their shared life.
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Trump, with his no-apologies attitude and brash rhetoric, is appealing to those desires.
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EST to stock up on everything — yes, everything — your liquid lipstick-loving heart desires.
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For one thing, a slumbering Sir Lord Dick Pat is honest about his desires.
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Every advertiser wants to get under people's skin and communicate with their basest desires.
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The Constitution does not change to meet the personal desires of any one president.
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But Freud's work generated important questions about the direction of sexual desires, Garcia said.
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Plus, Curbside can offload orders to delivery partners, like Uber, if the customer desires.
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These are the desires that burn with a righteous flame in every human heart.
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It's a lovely day to reflect on your feelings and focus on your desires.
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The Moon opposes Venus at 7:37 PM, pushing us to question our desires.
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But all these protagonists have desires: for sex, for an acting gig, for escape.
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The kids paint, they box, they take photographs...they do whatever their heart desires.
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She replies that she has absolutely no idea of what her real desires are.
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These days much pressure comes from below, driven by the desires of mobile people.
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The result is a festival event that appeals to desires more spiritual than social.
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Use "I statements" and express desires, or make requests, rather than criticizing or demanding.
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I promise the challenge of continuously discovering more about your desires is worth it.
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An Álvarez-Golovkin encounter, however, will not happen as quickly as either camp desires.
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The problem is that patients are individuals with varied backgrounds, perspectives, needs, and desires.
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But this is Littlefinger — a price must be paid, and his desires seem clear.
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In opting for Brexit, British voters were in part reflecting desires to limit immigration.
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These very different levels of political animosity produce desires for distinct kinds of candidates.
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You Invest has four portfolios that offer allocations based on clients' risk-taking desires.
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" Some applicants get crossed off the list immediately, such as those with "shady desires.
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Consumers, concerned with satisfying private material desires, are often denigrated for their personal indulgence.
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Marrone desires to photograph alternative concepts of beauty through her ongoing "muse" portrait series.
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Storefront window displays typically reflect the dreams and desires of consumerism and late capitalism.
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This means it's time for you to get clear about your feelings and desires.
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The focus, instead, should be on stating your desires and opening yourself to possibilities.
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People often tell me about their sexual desires and ask me, Am I normal?
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This doesn't mean you can't state your sexual desires—you can and you should!
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Technological innovations have made it possible to fulfill almost all desires immediately, Krishnaswamy says.
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What's the harm if Amazon and Google and Facebook know my thoughts and desires?
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Escaped prisoners, unfulfilled desires, a therapy dog I'm not sure if I can pet.
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Dickey choreographs interactions between the body and the surrounding that expose desires and discomforts.
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What's counterproductive, I think, is when voters try to think past their own desires.
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He's harnessed the human emotion that desires acceptance, and then made it into music.
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Right now, there's a chance he won't get the fall elections he desperately desires.
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Today the internet is awash with essays by women bravely asserting child-free desires.
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SA: Part of seizing control of your life resides in focusing on your desires.
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When a product like Recess seems to fulfill a millennial consumer's desires, we're in.
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Sometimes I believe my rut could be cured if only I had simpler desires.
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You're uncertain of the sexual desires of someone with whom you are intimately sexual.
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After establishing the conflicts and desires of the adults, the narrative becomes a bildungsroman.
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It is often difficult for him to compile his thoughts and articulate his desires.
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But even then, I was asking them about their desires, not speaking my own.
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He "improperly mixed his personal desires with his job," Mr. Rosenzweig said on Thursday.
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When society crumbles, there's time enough at last to do whatever your heart desires.
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Foot fetishists rejoice, because now there's another source besides WikiFeet to satisfy your desires.
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Affinities based on the clever algorithmic sorting of refracted desires are only weakly bound.
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Are the needs and desires of the voting constituents reflected in our political parties?
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Users make their way through the vast web trying to fulfill certain essential desires.
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When I embraced my contradictions and desires with less fear of embarrassment or rejection.
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Otherwise they were a diverse group in terms of race, ethnicity, career, and desires.
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Russia, with an economy the size of Italy's, cannot rule Europe, whatever it desires.
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Spencer is a creative who seems to be brimming with unfulfilled desires and potential.
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It's when you first learn you can be blamed for the desires of others.
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He informs his client's desires while subjecting himself to them at the same time.
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" That agenda, PAP said, was "to change Singapore's society -- in the ways it desires.
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Together, we will reform the church in the image that God desires for it.
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What does her work tell us about the inchoate, generalized desires of pop listeners?
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And everyone desires luxury, especially on a device that can cost more than $1,000.
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I didn't talk about women's desires in this essay for a couple of reasons.
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You get to make those decisions because it suits your short-term political desires.
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Ultimately, we believe this change is consistent with the desires of the overall membership.
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As she grew up, she learned to keep quiet and hide her own desires.
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It's not that we desire new love objects, it's that desire desires more desire.
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Have we all forgotten our roots, and our truest and most wanton culinary desires?
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Is Larry truly present, or simply giving voice to the desires Dorothy has repressed?
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The moon in Cancer clashes with Venus at 6:20 AM, stirring up desires.
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Following one's desires to end up in scary territory is not a positive experience.
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And in the end, she finds the confidence to face her romantic desires bravely.
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One has to understand and accept one's body and the body's needs and desires.
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I haven't decided whether I think this is a good idea or not, but I will say that it feels like it's come out of some actual hard thought about how to balance the desires of developers and the desires of users.
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This kind of work within dating sims is proving to be incredibly important for members of these communities who are limited in their ability to express their romantic desires or are still in the process of exploring what their romantic desires are.
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In a time when a woman's status is defined by name and marriage and socioeconomic status—like most times in human history—what happens when a woman's destiny aligns with her desires, and what happens when her desires are thwarted by society?
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I imagine excavating my own desires, wants and needs, which I have buried so deeply to meet the desires, wants and needs of men around me that I'm not yet sure how my own desire would power the protagonist of a narrative.
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"The [sexual] desires didn't change; they just were being disciplined," she said of playing Jane.
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And he insisted that women were powerful, loving, and in control of their own desires.
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Another says a woman's body needs no altering and her sexual desires need no tempering.
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When it comes to younger people, Snyder said career goals usually outweigh desires to volunteer.
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Feeling a sharp pang of envy can put you in touch with your inner desires.
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The graphic he created in response spoke to our common desires to connect and empathize.
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People on all sides of every issue have their own grievances, considerations, desires, and fears.
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If you're hoping you can get any app your heart desires, you'll be profoundly disappointed.
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Better machine-learning could tailor your matches to your actions, rather than your stated desires.
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But Obama was reacting partly to circumstances; Trump was reacting solely to his own desires.
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Notably, all users are prompted to list their sexual desires as part of their bio.
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I loved getting lost in their chart of desires that were similar to my own.
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Most of our deepest fashion desires can be found in one place: Polyvore's search history.
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Follow your heart's directive, even if your desires don't mesh with those of your peers.
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The curriculum also includes lessons on friendship, love and how to communicate boundaries and desires.
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They developed their characters by examining their intelligence (or lack thereof) and uncomfortable ambitious desires.
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They really manifested the unconscious desires of a character into a conscious representation of himself.
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And Flippable isn't the only grassroots organization that's swooped in to respond to donors' desires.
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Fans, it should be said, are generally not the best reporters of their own desires.
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You can express your desires clearly and intelligently as messenger Mercury meets pleasure planet Venus.
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It confirms our desires and tells us how to go about getting what we want.
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Messenger Kids will also take into account parents' desires to limit their kids' app usage.
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He can teach you to escape from the pain that is caused by human desires.
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It gives them permission to face up to their own desires and their own pasts.
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Well, you still get all of the fashion, food, and music that your heart desires.
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There's a very good chance that my needs and desires are much different from yours.
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Would using avatars of children to satisfy pedophilic desires be a legitimate or ethical remedy?
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The temptation, then, is always to keep interest rates very low, as President Trump desires.
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So, she made an executive decision: Go with the man willing to meet her desires.
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Maybe many do, but universalizing my own desires was my only avenue to self-acceptance.
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Spell out your desires, and see if the object of your affections will play ball.
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"Disturbingly enough there were statements of 'kill' and statements of 'sexual' desires," an affidavit reads.
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Easily stream Spotify directly (without needing your phone) or any other music your heart desires.
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Or maybe she represents the base instincts and desires we hide beneath our respectable exteriors.
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As innovative as their sounds were, the lyrical content only reflected male interests and desires.
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"Mirrors are a great way to further explore your desires during solo play," Alys says.
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Survivors often encounter another dense layer of shame related to exploring their desires and curiosities.
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The Moon enters your sign today, Libra, encouraging you to connect with your heart's desires.
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The profit-hungry firm can be part of a system that satisfies both their desires.
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Our antipathies are simultaneously a record of our desires, our sublimated wishes, our deepest envies.
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The clear implication, which may remain unspoken, is that the emperor desires to step down.
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I see them now as being individualistic subjects that have their own desires and intentions.
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Bartman's agency, her desires, and her hopes are erased through the simplification of her narrative.
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But nothing inside the bookstore allowed them to conceal their identity or camouflage their desires.
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Em's tragedies are her own, as are her desires, and Stewart makes sure of that.
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They are making images that reflected them, and their beliefs, sometimes counter to developer desires.
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My partnership desires are now motivated by one concept only: I think it'd be nice.
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The temptation is to assume that one's own desires coincide with those of the departed.
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It seems baffling that glitzy establishments can so brazenly ignore the desires of its customers.
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Yet it seems unlikely that the internet's spontaneously creating kinky desires in previously vanilla people.
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How has the police academy training changed in terms of your desires for community policing.
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Part of emancipation also has to do with standing up for your need and desires.
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But if someone leaves you for expressing your desires, they're not a real partner, anyway.
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Watson: I wish the best for any player that desires to play in the league.
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The Moon enters your sign today, Sagittarius, encouraging you to connect with your heart's desires.
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Did I then retreat from heterosexual romance and plumb the nuances of my queer desires?
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Difficult feelings around jealous and envy will bubble up, and your desires will feel overwhelming.
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The more powerful we are, the freer we are to act on our base desires.
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The stigma of paedophilic desires means that just how common they are is not known.
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This is pretty basic: Almost everyone has sexual desires, and not everyone commits sexual assault.
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In other words, before assigning people desires, needs, and identity, ask them what they are.
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They're in the zeitgeist and the collective unconscious of everyone's minds, fears, and even desires.
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The more skillful actors can communicate their fears and desires without recourse to direct address.
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At the same time, Democrats ought not fight the American people's desires for two reasons.
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This special report will lay out the desires and aspirations of this fast-expanding group.
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In his googly-eyed gaze is profound simplicity, happiness in himself and in his desires.
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It also includes family roles, romantic desires, cultural expectations and ideas of masculinity and femininity.
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One of Grossman's desires is to spread this beer as far and wide as possible.
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When it comes to younger people, Snyder says career goals usually outweigh desires to volunteer.
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Trump had obstructive desires and even wanted to obstruct, but he did not actually obstruct.
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Visualization alters our brainwaves to connect our desires with our actions, which create our reality.
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If the Senate truly desires BAH reform, there are more equitable options worthy of pursuit.
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He would do anything to subvert it so long as this advanced his imperial desires.
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Actually, they touch two different nerves; speak to very different primal desires and unconscious fears.
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It has no sense of self and desires, and Kondo completely controls the romantic narrative.
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But her paradise is soon lost to the conflicting desires of those who inhabit it.
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Without Kerry's foot on the brake, Russia is accelerating to its own desires in Syria.
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But dissections are futile in these photographs that skirt logic and our desires to classify.
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Khartoum desires normalization of its relationship with Washington and is therefore receptive to American concerns.
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It desires candidates who sing Israel's praises as often and as loudly as they can.
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"When I look at Shinjuku, I see a stadium of human desires," Mr. Moriyama said.
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Vore is a paraphilia, defined by psychiatry as a condition characterized by atypical sexual desires.
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Nichols deftly displays Margery's conflicting desires in a way that never seems fractured or disjunct.
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We wanted Wrestle Kingdom 12 to be more than just in sync with our desires.
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The Moon is in your sign today, helping you sort out your desires and emotions!
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The moon opposes Venus at 8:47 PM, and we're deeply aware of our desires.
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The desires of the American people are best heard through their elected representatives in Congress.
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The lawsuit was filled with embarrassing details about Mr. Redstone's feeble condition and sexual desires.
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The drive to reproduce is among the strongest desires, both for couples and for societies.
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But before you do that, I'd urge you to identify precisely what your desires are.
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Early on, the need for facial treatments was typically located in the desires of men.
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They are re-embodiments of secret fears and desires, of monstrous hungers and frightful lusts.
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Here's a quick lesson from course creator Laurie Santos: Happiness doesn't come from complex desires.
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Even better if the leader knows how to satisfy the desires of friends and foes.
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Babies don't get their food, nor control how they eat; their parents interpret their desires.
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Do we have free will, and if not, can we still call our feelings desires?
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Personal tensions, carnal desires and extramarital affairs inflame his siblings, in-laws, children and grandchildren.
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Our needs and desires are legitimate beyond the assumptions we encounter in this heteronormative culture.
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Both shed light upon modern capitalist desires and the subjects' helplessness in navigating their fate.
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If her hopes and desires are not met, she can be bitter and ice-cold.
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I came to appreciate that meaningfulness involved dignifying Doris's desires, feelings, memories and even aspirations.
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We start it in order to satisfy legitimate desires but it eventually works against them.
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A new beverage called Recess is a case study in where those desires meet. Bubbles?
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Wong further articulated his desires in a series of highly fantastical scenes of prison life.
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Do you mean that everybody deserves a place that desires or triggers him or her?
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Migration is propelled by irrepressible human desires for family unification, economic improvement and physical safety.
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Once Lars starts shedding his disguise, a clearer picture of him and his desires emerges.
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You can't help but take on your character's hopes, dreams, wishes, desires, all of it.
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Personal styling is often a self-discovery process that explores your desires beyond the clothing.
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The desires of the students found their purest expression in their slogans, graffiti and posters.
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One model, rooted in Freudian thinking, saw people as prisms of unconscious, often conflicting desires.
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The Room reveals its visitors' unconscious desires; is that what we want from our freedom?
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How could I drop my desires and attachments and treat myself and other people better?
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Match Book will connect readers with books based on their taste, situation and literary desires.
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Because management is a set of skills and desires, neither of which I'm strong in.
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But it acknowledges that we each have desires that deserve to be named and recognized.
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Conversely, a disproportionate amount of attention has been focused on the presumed desires of millennials.
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Her books provide her personal answers to the question of how to achieve these desires.
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History tells us that anyone who stood in the way of their desires was destroyed.
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It can be painful, this sloughing off of earlier selves, this reconsidering of earlier desires.
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Drop Top Customs isn't the only company filling the desires of people like Mr. Laur.
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They are a method for reaching peaceful compromise between the conflicting desires of different people.
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This isn't the first time women's sexual pleasure and desires have come front and center.
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"These are unique opportunities tailored for each artist's needs and desires," said Mr. Turrell, 59.
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The desires are very much awake and, in many cases, have already been acted on.
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We are not a figment of your imagination or an exotic answer to your desires.
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But the N.F.L., like so many Republican politicians, has largely caved to Mr. Trump's desires.
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We can't blame them if we willingly acquiesce to their desires and regret it later.
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The two Gulf states also understand that Turkey won't subordinate its interests to their desires.
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It's time to examine your romantic and material desires and how they alter your journey.
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These images, animated by our own personal desires to be seen, are supplied en masse.
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The emphasis is on the prudential choice, selecting the right person who satisfies your desires.
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People enter this pit to wrestle with their terrors, desires, disappointments — and the occasional gator.
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Gerber says people who live easy lives, where desires are instantly satiated, eventually get bored.
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They take this to consummate the bodily desires or the habits, which they previously developed.
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Today's worker desires independence and flexibility, not the mandated uniformity that comes with union representation.
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When these desires are finally consummated, it feels Earth-shattering at first, and then joyous.
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Pompeo is known as a staunch Iran hawk who has expressed desires for regime change.
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These theories evidently have something to do with the sexual desires of the creature's victims.
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More recently, the character was given psychic mind control abilities that feed into people's desires.
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There is an obvious tension between two strong desires — to intervene, and not to intervene.
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There has to be a few men in the Army who have these secret desires.
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A year had passed, and he'd had very little time to think of secret desires.
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What progress has she been making in her quest to discover and express new desires?
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" – Shkreli reported only "some shame, and regret for his actions and desires to make changes.
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So I began to decolonize my desires the only way I knew how—through writing.
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The question is whether he's willing to work for it — or desires it at all.
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For one, it's hard to track people, their motivations, desires, and fatigue throughout the day.
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In Annihilation, those desires are refracted through the five women who embark on the expedition.
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EST, so you can fill your cart with however many of the singles your heart desires.
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Everybody has those desires... so it's important to experiment with yourself to take the judgment off.
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Be honest about your desires, then check in with your love interest to find out theirs.
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That's why it's important, Sole-Smith says, to pay attention to your personal needs and desires.
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In turn, they will feel grateful toward you and help you with your goals and desires.
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It all comes down to our willingness to believe in the robot's emotional life and desires.
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When I spoke to complete outsiders about the desires of these experts, though, I encountered skepticism.
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He accused the agency under Obama of flouting congressional rules and ignoring the desires of states.
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Additionally, attitudes around consent have taken a light-speed leap since Deviant Desires was first published.
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The queer "contra-internet" Blas desires will only come when we destroy our current digital landscape.
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"It hearkens back to this misperception that people transition because of their sexual desires," she wrote.
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Becky wanted to save Sasha from hurting her friends and family due to Lilith's bloodthirsty desires.
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And over the years, Montag hasn't been shy about expressing her desires to start a family.
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In the show, young women can play, fail, and follow their true desires with no shame.
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In general, talking about your rules, boundaries, needs, insecurities, desires, and fears is the first step.
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That said, there were many times when helping customers explore their desires was thrilling, moving, profound.
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Persona 5 is a role-playing game about breaking into physical manifestations of people's darkest desires.
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Plus, it takes 28 blowers to stay inflated while people are bouncing to their hearts' desires.
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It was the first time he had allowed feelings and desires to openly influence his behavior.
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His journal contains the occasional vague observation about society, but his desires are modest and insular.
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It seems that this year, though, our more carnivorous — and indeed carnal — desires are coming out.
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I've filled out my health care proxy and detailed my desires as stringently as I can.
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But also question your own desires, especially if you find yourself being held back by them.
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Affirmations will get you out of your head and guide you to achieving your greatest desires.
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They're more accepting of their sexuality and desires, and confident about expressing them with a partner.
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By normalizing those offbeat desires, are you killing the driver for your market in a sense?
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Halle Berry has always been a woman who can pull off any hairstyle her heart desires.
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I was all alone with no one around to police the spill of my primitive desires.
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His work is a subtle form of activism that desires to visualize a once-closeted population.
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The series for Warhol shows how the viewer often projects their desires and thoughts onto abstraction.
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The more powerful we are, the more free we are to act on our base desires.
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Or even a way to bring up your desires in a safe, casual, and fun environment?
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First of all, she is dealing with Ben's (Jason George) desires to become a Seattle firefighter.
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Rather, it should make you feel more informed about your desires — and how to satisfy them.
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These two planets work together to tap into your subconscious desires for intimacy and financial security.
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This is a powerful new moon for manifesting your desires, especially your desire to enjoy life!
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Social media sites are built to cater to the base preferences and desires of their users.
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"As adults, we can train ourselves to curb our desires, but the children can't," he says.
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People also figure out how to hack toys so they work with idiosyncratic needs or desires.
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Also, we may even be in protective mode and unsure of how to express our desires.
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Trump, we have in effect an election that is all about Trump—just as he desires.
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The Moon is in your sign today, too, encouraging you to connect with your heart's desires.
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So thank you, Mission Cables, for fulfilling people's ludicrous desires to stay close to their Echo.
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" "Rough sex is me claiming my body and my desires and acting on them without apology.
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And, perhaps more importantly, it validates teens' feelings and desires around sex, rather than shaming them.
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If your opponent does not conform to your desires, you resolve the issue with military force.
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"It needs to have an understanding of my beliefs and desires as a human," said Kambhampati.
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In this lush setting where water lilies grow, multiple races, sexualities, classes, and desires can coexist.
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They are passionate, driven people whose bloodlust comes from complementary desires for revenge and Spartan glory.
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A therapist, intrigued by an unusual patient, designs elaborate tests to bring out dormant homicidal desires.
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He remembers thinking: Why hasn't anyone developed a board to help patients express their spiritual desires?
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We keep wanting heroes, so badly that we project our desires onto one character after another.
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"He's just like every other teenager, with the same hopes, desires and dreams," she tells PEOPLE.
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But Altucher isn't maintaining that the secret to happiness is to have no ambition or desires.
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We were taught, explicitly and implicitly, that we should constantly fend off boys and their desires.
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Images influence our lives and beliefs on a daily basis; advertising manufactures new desires and aspirations.
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Our Internet search data reveals what's important to us, including our hopes, fears, desires and secrets.
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" Moving forward, Dunham recommends readers "replace [sorry] with an actual expression of your needs and desires.
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The Alfa Romeo Stelvio could satisfy the SUV-desires of prancing horse fans around the world.
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The moon enters your sign, Libra, encouraging you to get in touch with your heart's desires.
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Customers are actively sharing their thoughts and desires while retailers listen and learn, all at scale.
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However, watch out for difficulties this evening—people are having a hard time expressing their desires.
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Focus on facilitating greater freedom for all parties involved instead of doubling down on selfish desires.
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And this is the time for you to really reconnect with yourself, your dreams, and desires.
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Some writers are stenographers trailing their characters, allowing subjects' quirks and desires to dictate story line.
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People also find appealing the idea that they have motives and desires they are unaware of.
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Then Minnie spills it all — her desires, dreams, fears and dirty secrets — into a tape recorder.
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And Israel's military cannot change its tactics to conform to the desires of Democratic voters, either.
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These days much pressure comes from below, driven by the desires of an increasingly mobile people.
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Of course, with sexual desires, some are much easier to fulfill, while others are just impossible.
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In the Brexit campaign, the public has found an expression for those fears, frustrations and desires.
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You will unite with beings of light that will help you accomplish your most ambitious desires.
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Is there grace to be found in accepting what we can't change despite our deepest desires?
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We ended up writing songs about love and heartbreak and desires and frustrations, just human stuff.
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Among their desires is to see an investigation into systemic racism at the school, ABC reported.
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We'd all rather be somewhere else sometimes – but those desires are usually better kept to yourself.
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Patrón describes João as a boy "full of hopes, desires, dreams," whose dream was to skateboard.
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And the ministry has held up transactions, sometimes for years, to extract the terms it desires.
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Typically, supercars such as these can be highly customized to meet the desires of their owners.
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Barr's track record suggests that he may yet be the loyalist attorney general that Trump desires.
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If you are a Republican who desires a balanced budget, this process is a complete disgrace.
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Black women are so often told that having even basic desires is asking for too much.
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These powers, notably, can be used for both stealth and utter chaos, as the player desires.
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He can't quite exert the control he desires over his markets, except in his wine shop.
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Our laughter is intimately connected to our fears, our desires, our pasts and our world views.
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Knowing yourself and your desires will put you closer to getting what you want in life.
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Then the city government remade New York, putting the needs and desires of tourists over residents.
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There are tons of options out there for women and men of all preferences and desires.
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This is a wonderful time for you to connect with your heart: What are your desires?
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Yet people are enthusiastic about pushing the boundaries of this law to meet their personal desires.
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Our food is a representation of our desires, our inspirations, our harvest, and our market finds.
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Or, they trade on our unfulfilled desires—hence Space Camp and Rock 'n Roll Fantasy Camp.
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Orotea investigates her internalized delusions of love and lust, emphasizing a woman's subjectivity and compulsive desires.
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I looked at the people around me as selfish slobs, at the mercy of their desires.
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The moon connects with Pluto at 8:51 PM, urging us to honor our deepest desires.
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Used to be there was no good distance between this rivery tang and your fluid desires.
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What most people call 'resolutions' are really just desires or fun things they wish would happen.
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For many of us, however, this pressure aligns with our own desires and ambitions for success.
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It wouldn't have dogs talking, in human speech, to be sure, or motivated by human desires.
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Emotions and desires, virtue and action — all these things are twined together and available to everyone.
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So has adapting to client needs and desires as they are shaped by shifting societal trends.
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There are few desires more deeply human than the desire to escape whatever reality you're in.
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The world bends itself to the Roys' desires because these people make sure that it does.
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Moreover, even the suicidal desires of some people in Rachel's position may be unlikely to change.
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Regulators blamed Walmart's expansion desires and a "low-cost philosophy" that led to poor internal controls.
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"My desires have been expressed through the ads I looked at as a child," he said.
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Darius just wants to purchase a cool piano Teddy owns, but Teddy has more murderous desires.
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The interdisciplinary piece, "calling glenn," will tackle "contemporary human experiences and desires," according to the release.
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There are, of course, crucial differences between victim's desires and punishments carried out by the state.
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She describes how their desires can make them vulnerable, and how this can give women power.
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Americans presume there will always be enough — money, clean soil, healthy water — to fulfill our desires.
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"Everything has information in it," she explained, noting the presence of their fears, traumas and desires.
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DARGIS The story that critics tell is that of the movies but also of our desires.
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Stories about women flexing their desires in the face of a world that often stifles them?
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And she spends this February 14 in energetic Aries, helping us pursue our desires with gusto.
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Our interests and curiosities, hopes and fears, desires and sexual proclivities, are all collected and saved.
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But several confrontations dismantle his defenses and unnerve him, forcing him to reckon with his desires.
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Learn to voice your desires this year while the planet of illusions inhabits this sensitive sign.
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Now, everywhere she goes she hears people's innermost thoughts and desires as a full-blown musical.
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There are discrepancies between the desires of primary care physicians and those employed in specialty care.
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The reality is that Rouhani neither desires to nor is capable of "moderating" the ruling regime.
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We see tribal people as blank slates on which to project our own needs and desires.
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"Interests and desires can diverge as people move to different parts of the world," he said.
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Empathy, after all, is crucial to understanding consumers' desires, and its absence leads to product mistakes.
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Uncontrollable desires, relieved and saved, held by, barely contained by God, and magic never quite quelled.
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The First Time By the time I reached 4053, I'd accumulated many unresolved fears and desires.
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Letting people be assured that their opinions and their requests and desires are considered is critical.
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It is these desires, and the helplessness they often stem from, that deradicalization efforts must address.
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Its pop-up privacy policies are annoying speed bumps in the otherwise instantaneous conjuring of desires.
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Since I was a child, New York has been the place of my dreams and desires.
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It indicated a propensity to tamp down my own desires, to give too much to others.
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The current system inhibits women from expressing our desires, wants and needs, from seeking our pleasure.
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"Decide what you really want in life by reconciling your goals and your desires," Dalio writes.
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The bill has not specifically cited government's desires to contain false information for this proposal, however.
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As a result, black voters' desires are left to play second fiddle to white progressive narratives.
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Sony announced an answer to both desires today—a back button attachment for the Dualshock 4.
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He seems to be made of sin, to contain nothing but dirty desires, tits and asses.
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It's wrong, however, to objectify a subordinate for their sexual attractiveness to satisfy your personal desires.
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As the series continues, she becomes as driven by her own interests and desires as Villanelle.
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Surveillance capitalism has flourished precisely because it fulfills what Zuboff concedes are real needs and desires.
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"It was different contexts, different tactics, but same desires and same outcomes," he told the Times.
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Such desires underline concerns about Mr. Trump's secretive relationship with Russia and its president, Vladimir Putin.
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" Not unlike Pinocchio, Smoot desires a real life — a life filled with adventure and "colored freedom.
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That's why robots are the ideal candidates for playing out our exceedingly dark and violent desires.
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Even while acknowledging that all Americans are, in a sense, murderers, Mildred desires the patriarchy's promise.
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As always, the people most invested in a savior will project their own desires onto him.
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Might she have a particular set of unrealized desires, a sexual identity she hadn't yet discovered?
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Did he have sinful desires that he was required to overcome when tempted by the devil?
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Certainly a filmmaker is free to shift the aims of the story to suit her desires.
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"More than ever before, women are coming forward to express their desires more openly," Price says.
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That, in turn, allows both partners to speak to each other more clearly about their desires.
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But that's not the film's focus; instead, it's about the dreams, desires, and exuberance of youth.
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Given the sensitive nature of the matter — Mr. Levine desires to stay — most declined to speak publicly.
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Rand's philosophy insists on the primacy of the individual's desires above essentially all other considerations, including God.
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It's not easy for me to talk about because I hated chasing those selfish, fleshly desires, right?
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FYI, I think we're already on the path of whatever goals and desires we have — including partnership.
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While Big Steve says letters, you can get anything your heart desires, albeit anything that will fit.
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Here, she has made new friends and is constantly showered with the care and affection she desires.
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People were fed up with the police and with constant social regulation of their bodies and desires.
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Elected institutions like Congress and the presidency thus reflect the aggregated wishes and desires of the people.
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Based on your specific needs and desires, however, each model will appeal slightly more to certain people.
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If she is required to cancel her own desires, what is she supposed to do with them?
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Ah well, at least now we know there are limits to our desires for ever bigger batteries.
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Men who had a more fluid sense of their own heterosexuality thus had to suppress their desires.
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I know she loves me, is attracted to me, and also has different desires at different times.
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As David Kynaston, in his book "Austerity Britain" recounts, the desires of the actual residents were dismissed.
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For his part, Trump has said he believes in Fed independence, but also in expressing his desires.
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Pompeo is known as a staunch Iran hawk, for example, who has expressed desires for regime change.
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An IP who wants a hospital birth shouldn't match with a surrogate who desires a home birth.
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People like to pretend that they're in charge of their desires or their sexuality, and they're not.
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I have spent my life being observed by men, conscious of their presence, their wills, their desires.
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You can also see the innovation malaise in the dreams and desires of the industry's most powerful.
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And, while polling can change, it definitely looks possible Johnson could get the Conservative majority he desires.
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The animals are not just named; they're also given personalities, worries, and desires by their human narrators.
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This is especially true since the pair is obsessed with giving Michael whatever he desires and more.
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Eleanor becomes not a mustache-twirling villain, but a respectable matriarch with her own hardships and desires.
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You can get whatever your heart desires: If it's a black lace-up bootie, go for it!
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Host a low-key girls' night in — it'll satiate your desires to stay in and be social.
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Scorpio season arrives on the 23rd, when the sun stirs up our desires to investigate the unknown.
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He'd play into people's desires to project the type of identity he thought they were looking for.
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It's one thing to be told that your wants and desires are solely the results of programming.
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He desires a purpose, and says he'd like to return to England to work on a book.
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I want to also maintain my own culture, but I'm here and I have the same desires.
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They will reject and destroy any attempt to reorder their desires according to the logic of machines.
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Old labels no longer fit, and the citizenry seems torn between competing desires for saviors and scapegoats.
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Ultimately, my choices, my desires reflect my free will and nobody can access that or touch that.
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That Betty bulldozes past Jughead's own desires is already a problem no matter how good her intentions.
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You've spent years making things very much about you: your needs, your desires, your comfort, your feelings.
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It's good for us to serve the needs and desires people have when they come to Facebook.
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Novelty games, Pitagora explains, are those that encourage exploration of desires that have remained fantasies or curiosities.
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But other senior administration officials thought Miller's desires were unrealistic and would diminish America's standing with allies.
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Because Jane was a virgin until marrying Michael, she never acted on any purely sexual desires before.
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As America's political climate began to change in the 1960s, so did the desires of its audiences.
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Otherwise, the variety and range has always been as expansive as human tastes and desires, McMullen said.
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Drake is the voice of a generation of men who can't reconcile their own sexism and desires.
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Discovering sexual preferences and desires is complicated which makes it extremely disappointing to hear Osbourne's judgmental quotes.
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One thing's for sure ... the lead detective will have to suppress any desires to ask for autographs.
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I think [there's] the underlying sentiment of her values and her desires not being viewed as valid.
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Listening to his dog's desires, Boyles started entered her in a string of shows, culminating in Westminster.
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I will manifest my deepest desires and the source energy of the earth will wash me anew.
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Worse, changing the menu to serve her capricious desires risked alienating the chain's older, more conservative patrons.
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On the flipside, he portrayed women as having the same sexual urges and desires as a man.
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Apple wants you to be able to get a new iPhone anytime your little heart desires one.
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So for Paul's character, there's that erotic tension between his desires and the risk of getting caught.
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He desires to be viewed as independent and gutsy, but that's not who he is — at all.
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Wouldn't you discuss which loves are higher than others and practices that habituate them toward those desires?
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People are hard-wired not only to gratify their personal desires but also to care for others.
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The outcome, the revanchists insist, was not an accurate reflection of voters' desires, but an electoral malfunction.
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Your phone and TV screens flash constantly with commercials that know your desires before you imagine them.
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Jedis are supposed to be the wise peacekeepers of the galaxy, eschewing personal belongings and human desires.
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We are not truly free until a shared collective vision supersedes individual wants and desires, they say.
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But for a certain breed of pet owners, Fido's needs take precedence over their silly human desires.
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Everybody is traumatized, and everybody is motivated by the basic desires for love, security, family, and honor.
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The company also has shown strong desires to sell its smartphones and TVs in the United States.
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The government of the United States desires peace, and its honors is hereby pledged to keep it.
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"The women [working there] were very smart [and had] many desires, but not very organized," she explains.
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"One travels to the Antilles driven by vague desires, mostly unexamined, rarely named, never advertised," he writes.
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The end result was their quick negotiation of a peace with Great Britain, separate from French desires.
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"I want to be able to run the show," one person characterized Flood's desires for the office.
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Start by realizing that your sexual desires probably aren't unusual or strange, nor are they necessarily unhealthy.
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You're not the only one with these desires, so you probably don't have anything to worry about.
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Persuasion is all about appealing to the beliefs, fears, desires, values, expectations, and identities of your audience.
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New moons are brilliant times for manifestation, so cast a spell for to help achieve your desires.
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From that point on, the family is visited by evils tailored to each person's weaknesses and desires.
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But most of the Pro's shortcomings stem out of Microsoft's desires to make it everything to everyone.
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Super 8 may also commission new photographs if an owner desires an image of a specific site.
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Her evasive answer, that "the desires that once drove me no longer do," does not move him.
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Having our desires and expectations thwarted lets us know where our selves end and where others' begin.
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This assures that a patient's desires are communicated, because they are written where everyone can see them.
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What more could a company want than the unfiltered wants and desires of a potential client base?
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I think it's refreshing to learn that we're not alone in our anxieties or insecurities or desires.
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That's why so many men continue to hide their true desires by ensconcing themselves within heterosexual relationships.
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You have the same hopes and fears and desires, and you can maybe connect on that level.
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There is a connection between your deepest subconscious desires and action on the home front this week.
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Marian Gbaya's experience shows that there is still much to learn about surgical methods and patients' desires.
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Both attempt to reconcile their desires with their newfound freedom — and the vulnerability that comes with it.
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They face intense pressure to rid themselves of desires that research has shown will never go away.
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The poet's desires were stormier, less prone to the visual — how many supplicant celebrities have I seen?
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Part of his point, though, is that underneath the sentimentality, fueling it, are darker feelings and desires.
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"Lovers today seek to bring under one roof desires that have forever had separate dwellings," she writes.
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I try to let go of trying to control, even with my desires, anything I cannot control.
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He was unavailable for comment, but previously told Reuters he does not apologize for his expansionist desires.
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The younger generation desires peace and believes in the democratic standards of free speech and human rights.
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Ask what outcome the advice-seeker hopes to see so your ideas align with the person's desires.
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Per Kröpfl, they had certainly noticed different desires among their existing users — which pushed them to experiment.
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It can also help curb any spontaneous desires that might come up while wandering the desserts aisle.
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When Team Cockroach arrives at the Good Place, a party is designed to perfectly suit their desires.
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He puts his own desires and comfort first, so they reserved the right to do the same.
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In fact, Congress can do away with Washington, D.C.'s form of government anytime it so desires.
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The makeover of Messenger's look seems to be Facebook's reaction to changing attitudes and desires among users.
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Yes, there's a through line about shared humanity and shared desires — for safety, for respect, for love.
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They may even anticipate your wants and desires by playing your favorite music based on your mood.
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The most successful negotiators remain fair and considerate of others' desires while pushing for what they want.
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The President deployed other agents, including outside the official channels of diplomacy, to make his desires clear.
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We've found domestic locations from California to Vermont, all offering unique experiences to suit your holiday desires.
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From the very beginning, technology has attempted to predict the rhythms of our private and collective desires.
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" The protagonist, Sloane Jacobsen, is a forecaster of consumer desires, famous for predicting the touch-screen "swipe.
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He is shocked to discover himself in possession of a power he little understands, or even desires.
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We can be more respectful of others' desires to unplug by giving them space to do so.
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"Whether or not it goes far enough to fulfill the desires of the community is another question."
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But the Philharmonic and Lincoln Center must weigh the desires of organ aficionados against other competing needs.
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If that sounds like the mid-aughts theatrical release your 2019 streaming heart desires, then watch away!
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Increasingly, customers can modify a product's appearance, features, or content according to their unique needs or desires.
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"To indulge in sexual immorality is to make oneself and one's desires an idol," the column said.
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Each woman's story is unique and the supports she received were tailored to her circumstances and desires.
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Sneaker companies are among the canniest of manufacturers, anticipating the needs, wants and desires of their consumers.
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Yet, we don't hear these desires because we're trapped in an echo chamber of our own creation.
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"Night after night we were discovering different new desires and ways of satisfying each other," he writes.
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St. Augustine wrote that because humans are made of desire, our desires can be redirected toward God.
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You're at increased risk for succumbing to impulsive desires, inattentiveness and questionable decision-making, amongst other effects.
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As nonchalantly as another author might describe a character's hair color, Kono introduces her characters' taboo desires.
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It's how they learn to set boundaries, express desires and share not only property, but also experiences.
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But one attribute that the college desires, these people said, is a track record in fund-raising.
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Yet though traumatized by celebrity and the cruelty of his schoolmates, he still desires only one thing.
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To become alive again, he commits himself passionately to following his desires, take him where they may.
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Girls were told that if they defied Garcia's desires "they were going against god", the complaint says.
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America is simultaneously indulging in two deficit-busting desires: for lower taxes and for robust government programs.
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It allows you to act on your primal desires and instincts, but not in a reckless way.
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Mr. Trump's shifting desires and demands on immigration have complicated the task of resolving the shutdown conflict.
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Language helps express our feelings, desires, and connect with other humans around us and forms meaningful relationships.
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It's more about our own desires to experiment with sound and structure, blur the boundaries of genre.
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We're part of the game and the platforms use our desires and their algorithms to amplify that.
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In fact, Sarah is given the liberty to pursue her desires in the way men usually do.
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They must find their way by fixing their desires on something good, giving up more base pursuits.
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They not only feature beautiful men but reflect the tension between cool, clear exteriors and explosive desires.
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It's time to flush that shit—bad memories, bad friendships, old wounds, old desires—down the toilet.
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Your psychic abilities are very strong today, and it's an especially powerful time to manifest your desires.
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The Tumblr account Your Darkest Desires (NSFW and trigger warnings, so click at your own risk) offers up a safe space for fans of Pennywise to express their desires, whether they lean sexual — sometimes explicitly so — or are more about a sort of sewer-bound companionship, they're all there.
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So it goes throughout Her Body and Other Parties, which puts the thoughts and fears and desires of Machado's protagonists front and center, but allows those thoughts and fears and desires to enact themselves on the landscape in the form of ghosts or global peril or slow-building madness.
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All right, give me a couple of unusual desires you noticed — one from men and one from women.
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And the CW has even added a token gay character to be the voice of everyone's sexual desires.
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Since then, she has fallen into an all-consuming obsession with how people justify gratifying their true desires.
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The billboard is rented for 30 days but can be renewed to run longer if the group desires.
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We allow gray areas to persist through our aversion to speaking openly and honestly about our sexual desires.
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Girls were told that if they defied Garcia's desires "they were going against god," according to the complaint.
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"Put your desires out there and show your partner that you find them attractive and hot," she says.
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It's well-understood that ad execs prey on people's insecurities and concoct unnecessary desires to shape their behavior.
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Using heroin as an example, Rolles argues that many opioid users could satisfy their desires by smoking opium.
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For instance, each of the basic desires that I mentioned in my talk is a mark of flourishing.
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" As for Kardashian West's own design desires, she says, "I don't know if I would personally do it.
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But luckily the size of the areola — and the nipple — can be adjusted according to the patient's desires.
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Pornhub's 2016 Year In Review revealed the most popular genres and search terms behind the world's sexual desires.
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Being a good dominatrix takes inventiveness and a certain degree of sensitivity to the submissive's reactions and desires.
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Sitting in an office, spitting out reports, and using them to infer customer needs and desires is shortsighted.
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For now, Congress appears to have little idea what the president desires as the shutdown deadline draws closer.
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