Don't dwell on the time, dwell on your family, what you have here.
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Although Senate Minority Whip Richard Durbin advised the public "not to dwell" on the comments by Schumer, there is much more to dwell on than just this incident.
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"; "Just don't dwell on it, you'll feel better soon!
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Designjunction and Dwell on Design The United Kingdom-based organization designjunction introduced a New York satellite of its London show last year; it's back again this year, in partnership with Dwell on Design.
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"You don't have to dwell on it overnight," she said.
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But to dwell on that today means I'd ruin today.
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I don't want to dwell on that for that reason.
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Answer is unclear, but don't dwell on that right now.
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Most of these games don't dwell on these substances, however.
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It is out there, but you can't dwell on it.
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Narrator: But they won't have long to dwell on it.
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Mr. Simons isn't one to dwell on his own history.
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"I try not to dwell on the past," he said.
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You know he always said don't dwell on the mistake.
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The Romans tended to dwell on idealized visions of history.
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Look closer at those songs that dwell on death directly.
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That wouldn't, by itself, be cause to dwell on him.
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"Women can't dwell on injustice or past humiliations," she muses.
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Nevertheless, the exhibition at ISAW does not dwell on authenticity.
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Or do you tend to dwell on what went wrong?
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The Haggler tends to dwell on losses rather than victories.
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But on Monday, few seemed to dwell on those thoughts.
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In fact, let's dwell on the web for a moment.
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But Blackburn didn't want to dwell on that historic achievement.
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"I don't like to dwell on the past," she writes.
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Whatever happened, whatever went on, you can't dwell on that.
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Mr. Trump does not dwell on policy, right or left.
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But he didn't dwell on that troubling thought for long.
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Don't dwell on the problems of the past or present.
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You can't dwell on whether they are seeing other people.
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"As far as I'm concerned, for me, it doesn't do me any good to dwell on the past or dwell on anything that's been negative or positive or whatever it may be," she said.
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Profar, as is his nature, claims to not dwell on it.
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But like his health, Carter didn't dwell on the current president.
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His work did not dwell on topics of merely academic interest.
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But I don't dwell on things, and our generation doesn't either.
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Although a terrible accident, Hunter doesn't dwell on the negative effects.
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Accept the need for public appreciation, but don't dwell on it.
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If your boss was an awful communicator, don't dwell on that.
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She really isn't the type to dwell on it too much.
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Let's not dwell on stupid greed or greedy stupidity or valuations.
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The Communist Party does not like to dwell on what happened.
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"It's not like I dwell on that experience either," he said.
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But there was no more time to dwell on human complexities.
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Sometimes it helps to dwell on the immensity of the universe.
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Let's not dwell on the negatives, let's talk about the positives.
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But to dwell on threnody is to do her a disservice.
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Ms. Trump, however, is not one to dwell on the negative.
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But this, alas, is not the moment to dwell on those.
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"We cannot just dwell on the past," Jia, the coach, said.
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What I still dwell on is the coincidence of it all.
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This time, when I woke up, I didn't dwell on it.
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Those are the things I dwell on and think are likely.
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He has to dwell on it as a constant, looming threat.
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But Ms. Hurchalla did not dwell on what was to come.
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"I think we all dwell on negativity too much," Martin said.
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He said it was important not to dwell on the past.
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"Don&apost dwell on the fact that it exists," she said.
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But Jones didn't dwell on that during the interview with CNN.
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You dwell on the album of your past, and are dissatisfied.
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Don't confuse this with self-pity, when you dwell on that pain.
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No, really – don't dwell on the whole "passage of two decades" thing.
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Rather than dwell on the fearful, let us celebrate the merely meek.
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He remembers that moment "vividly," but chooses not to dwell on it.
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But why would any self-respecting propagandist in Beijing dwell on that?
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"If we say we're over something, then we don't dwell on it."
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But Akradi doesn't have time to dwell on his boundary-busting ways.
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I really do, but I don't want to go dwell on it.
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The truth is that I try not to dwell on the risks.
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That is bleak, but we don't have time to dwell on it.
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When things go wrong, leaders don't dwell on how bad things are.
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They can oversimplify, dwell on the controversial and seek out the negative.
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Hoel didn't dwell on it—she was just glad to be there.
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It's more important to move on than to dwell on your mistakes.
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It's easy to dwell on this dissonance typical of first-person shooters.
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She said she has learned strategies to not dwell on the past.
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Despite the playoff loss, Castro refused to the dwell on the negative.
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Bachelder doesn't dwell on the importance of the play for his characters.
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Ms. Itsines has too much work to do to dwell on this.
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Like many films of its type, it doesn't dwell on geopolitical minutiae.
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You can dwell on the past, or you can keep making music.
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Are you more likely to dwell on your failures or your accomplishments?
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My question for today is: Do we need to dwell on this?
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Several songs dwell on Shepherd's anger about the destruction of the planet.
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He tries not to dwell on it when he sees ICE around.
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Many commenters said it was a mistake to dwell on the Bidens.
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L'Huillier didn't want to dwell on the Vioxx scandal when we met.
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While the story touches on postwar tensions, it doesn't dwell on them.
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I knew challenges could show up, but I didn't dwell on them.
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I've received death threats, but I try not to dwell on them.
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But, businesslike as usual, she did not want to dwell on it.
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I can't dwell on this alternate reality; I have things to do.
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Colbert didn't dwell on the offhanded comment, instead focusing on James' single life.
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I would go home and dwell on that… I still think about that.
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Just dwell on Annette Messager's "The Crucified Teddy Bear" (1998) for a minute.
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However, Buttigieg does not normally dwell on his sexuality in his campaign speeches.
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I have a whole bunch of them, but I don't dwell on them.
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I didn't dwell on it, because I was just happy to be there.
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Michael Ganor's story will not dwell on his exploits on the high seas.
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Just as men tend not to dwell on those disappointments, women shouldn't, either.
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We do not need to dwell on what Trump says at photo ops.
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It will be tempting to dwell on the open wounds and lingering antagonisms.
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Surround yourself with people who dance through it rather then dwell on it.
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And when things are bad, don't dwell on them because things will change.
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It really isn't "last minute" just yet, but let's not dwell on that.
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"It's going to heighten your anxiety if you dwell on it," Shershun says.
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This was a memory I didn't want to dwell on for too long.
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But more often than not, I dwell on things I need to do.
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I can dwell on the past, but I still have to move forward.
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Colorado coach Mike MacIntyre said the team can't dwell on who can't play.
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They both recognize the risks — although I'm sure they don't dwell on that.
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Having grown up during the Depression, Minsky was minded to dwell on disaster.
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At the very least, it gives the Patriots something to dwell on. 43.
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O.K. But can we dwell on that "awful thing" just a bit longer?
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He didn't dwell on it, although he had trouble sleeping, sometimes for days.
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"I got threats here and there, but nothing to dwell on," he said.
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Chinese leaders do not dwell on human rights either, to say the least.
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In the end, he concluded it best not to dwell on the past.
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I knew I shouldn't dwell on it, but I couldn't let it go.
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They don't tend to dwell on it and lose themselves in other things.
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There was an obvious temptation to dwell on the symmetry of the tragedies.
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Don't dwell on the past; think about how to make the future better.
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At the same time, Williams has tried not to dwell on the suspension.
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One Republican strategist said the Senate leader would not dwell on those tensions.
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Bergen acknowledges some of these uncomfortable parallels but does not dwell on them.
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So why dwell on the bad after a night with so much good?
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Sixty-three years later, I still dwell on the consequences of that loss.
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Sixty-three years later, I still dwell on the consequences of that loss.
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But let's not dwell on whether this was a hoax or a mistake.
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Unfortunately, they can't dwell on this for very long because Becca goes into labor.
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"The Supreme Court did not dwell on differences between immigrant and refugees," she said.
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We didn't act like (the loss) didn't happen, but we didn't dwell on it.
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Does she dwell on what is at stake on Saturday or block it out?
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I don't want to dwell on my Dancing with the Stars elimination too much.
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Bobbit worms are giant marine monsters that dwell on ocean floors to this day.
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"You can dwell on the negative or you can find the positive," she says.
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See the full home tour in the current issue of Dwell, on newsstands now.
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Of course, he performed the other songs that we don't need to dwell on.
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These are details that Clinton doesn't benefit from so she didn't dwell on them.
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Though Mr Kotlowitz does not dwell on it, relations with police are often tense.
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When you're talking about improvements, there's a temptation to dwell on what's not working.
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I don't dwell on November 30th (the day Paul died in a car crash).
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Big Little Lies doesn't dwell on the murder or the procedural aspects surrounding it.
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The movie doesn't dwell on Broughton's sexuality, though we do see her shed tears.
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If you dwell on the things that go wrong, you become bitter and resentful.
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For Mr. Edsall to dwell on Mr. Trump's alleged paranoia, and to ignore Mrs.
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He recalls Psalm 23 as he tries not to dwell on the what-ifs.
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But it will not dwell on the country's jobless youth or opaque court politics.
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Historical exhibits do not avoid the ugliness, but do not dwell on them, either.
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"I was trying just not to dwell on it," Boettcher said of Holzhauer's dominance.
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I didn't dwell on it because we continued to talk for another half-hour.
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Morris prefers not to dwell on it, but it is clear that weighs heavily.
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But Coetzee doesn't dwell on such issues any more than a younger writer would.
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But it was hard for him not to dwell on what might have been.
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I continue to dwell on what would happen if he does contract the virus.
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The most appealing player of all said he does not dwell on trade possibilities.
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As for the ending, it clearly wasn't something this movie wanted to dwell on.
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JIM CRAMER: I don't mean to dwell on Coronavirus, but America's dwelling on it.
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Many Wandelweiser composers feel free to dwell on a sweetly consonant interval or chord.
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I know it's uncomfortable to dwell on, but there was a time before Queer Eye.
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But the Brazilian fans do not just dwell on those who finish on the podium.
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"You can't dwell on the Netherlands game," Bowen said in Grenoble ahead of Saturday's game.
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The possibility that he couldn't have kids worried him, but he didn't dwell on it.
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Let's not dwell on how absurd that is, despite Moose being shot at point blank.
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He repeatedly emphasized that he hates to dwell on negativity, particularly during this sacred time.
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It's about recognizing that it's natural to feel [jealous], but not to dwell on it.
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But if this future is inevitable, we might as well dwell on the good stuff.
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It's understandable, then, that the new mother might not want to dwell on the topic.
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Those years dwell on the island of All-For-Naught with permanent caretaker Don Mattingly.
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I'm drawn to negatives in life, and I dwell on them, and they consume me.
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Despite an inauspicious start in life, like all dogs, Friend doesn't dwell on past misfortunes.
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The native Venezuelan said through an interpreter Friday that he doesn't dwell on such things.
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They included Mr. Ai, the artist-provocateur whose works often dwell on censorship and oppression.
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Nor are Trump and Putin likely to dwell on Russia's interference in the 2016 election.
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It's not the time, either, to dwell on the ups and downs from this Olympics.
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But Curry doesn't dwell on the fact that he's pulling in less than his peers.
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Comey wrote a letter thanking FBI staff and saying he wouldn't dwell on Trump's decision.
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The work keeps Aldeen occupied, but sometimes he can't help but dwell on his situation.
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But when I think about Joaquin, I dwell on him for as long as possible.
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For his part, however, he said he tried not to dwell on what he lost.
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We understand the implicit risk, but how long do we really dwell on that fear?
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He'll dwell on the Republicans' success in the Senate, where they built on their majority.
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Stories about leading men tend to dwell on the leading man's artistic idiosyncrasies, his weirdness.
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But the game was exciting enough that I didn't really dwell on problematic gender dynamics.
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He isn't the type to dwell on his demons or soul search on a podcast.
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Meantime, trade continues to dwell on investor sentiment, as fresh news continues to roll out.
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He acknowledges Rasputin's personal ambition, but does not dwell on his evident avarice or scheming.
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But at the moment, it is not a subject candidates dwell on or often volunteer.
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Because the media simply doesn't want to dwell on its own role in this debacle.
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One thing she has not done, though, is dwell on being a woman in sports.
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He did not dwell on losses or the bad things that had happened to him.
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"We can't dwell on this," Shafer said, as if reciting the handwriting on the wall.
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"Faceshopping" and "Infatuation" dwell on projection and unknowability; both songs suggest a state of flux.
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The show hints at the magnitude of these consequences, but doesn't dwell on them too much.
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But let's not dwell on the crazy stuff (they do enough of that on the show).
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"There are too many positives on this outing to dwell on the negative ones," Niese said.
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But that doesn't mean it's pointless to dwell on your ex's Zodiac sign for a moment.
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Rather than dwell on past wrongs, he should concentrate on improving the lot of today's Mexicans.
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He said he does not want to dwell on the past; he needs to find work.
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Not to dwell on it, but to say, 'Okay, let's learn from it and move forward.
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The less you dwell on some of the names in the Goodwin household, though, the better.
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"I haven't decided exactly how much I will dwell on that," he recently told People magazine.
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Ms. Shterenberg tries not to dwell on the past and encourages others to do the same.
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He is unlikely, friends said, to dwell on the trimmings of the White House Christmas tree.
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Another potential outcome, which the Holleeder sisters are trying not to dwell on, is an acquittal.
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But King Arthur doesn't dwell on those details long enough to really make anything of them.
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"If you want to be a great player you can't dwell on bad losses," Carrington said.
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Rather than dwell on the negative, however, Mpunga is a glass-half-full kind of guy.
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If Ms. Kakkar inevitably brings to mind the #MeToo moment, Ms. Arbus doesn't dwell on it.
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It's a weird problem to have and I try not to dwell on it too much.
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Ms. Carroll said that she didn't dwell on her memories in the years after it happened.
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ARIE, clued as such, made me grimace for a second, but I didn't dwell on it.
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French television news did not dwell on the Depardieu story, suggesting another subdued reaction was likely.
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McKay had another job to do, and there was no time to dwell on a loss.
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Yet Mr. Feng also steers away from overt political messages, preferring to dwell on personal drama.
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The 20-time Grand Slam champion said he is not one to dwell on the past.
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So rather than dwell on your problems, your time is much better spent searching for solutions.
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"Yeah, but like I said, there's no time to dwell on missing a guy," Engram said.
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That part of Warren's work has passed into lore, and I won't dwell on it here.
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Until then, why dwell on the last few minutes when the first few are so sublime?
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Patients are more sensitive to harms than benefits, but doctors tend to dwell on the upside.
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So don't dwell on the pain, and don't try to fix it — no props, no pills.
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"For our relationship, there's no point to dwell on this letter," Erdogan told reporters in October.
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"For our relationship, there's no point to dwell on this letter," Erdogan told reporters on Friday.
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In many transit advocacy circles, it's considered unfashionable to dwell on these questions of cost-effectiveness.
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Taylor is the perfect fit for her and she doesn't even dwell on her past with Ryan.
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"It's not something I really want to dwell on," Rays manager Kevin Cash said of the miscues.
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Last month, Teigen told PEOPLE she doesn't dwell on which parts of her personal life to share.
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You know, in case for some reason you wanted to dwell on 2016 for a moment longer.
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But ask some of the fellows what they like best and they won't dwell on those discussions.
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They feel he should not dwell on impeachment in the speech but instead try to move on.
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Research has shown that people have a tendency to dwell on thoughts that cause worry or distress.
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Let's put this s— aside and get over it and not dwell on it and move on.
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Artistic responses to destruction are not always positively received, particularly when they dwell on loss of life.
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They did not dwell on the Saudi journalist, Jamal Khashoggi, allegedly carved up with a bone saw.
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But it's too plot-heavy to dwell on her potential inner turmoil, so it just feels inconsistent.
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I won't dwell on what you've probably heard already: Get a well-rounded education and enjoy yourself.
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"The divorce had its place in Blake's life, but he doesn't dwell on it," says the insider.
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I may have to start completely from scratch, but I'm honestly trying not to dwell on it.
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We're told to fear falling prey to the zombie, rather than dwell on the zombie's own plight.
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But it's been over ten years since those albums, and Kele doesn't like to dwell on them.
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But if you dwell on that instead of dwelling on the positive, that's what tears you apart.
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I think we all need to be, so I'm not going to dwell on the 'what ifs.
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The film wants us to dwell on all the ways in which Holmes herself embodies this phenomenon.
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"You don't want to dwell on too many personal accolades but it is pretty special," he said.
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But soon enough she started to dwell on what this injury would mean for her sex life.
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Or didn't fully dwell on the facts: It was suddenly difficult to remember how I'd gotten there.
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We don't want to dwell on the horror of male suicide, we want to offer a solution.
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But he cannot afford to dwell on any of that now, because Cameron's club is in peril.
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" He added: "I'm drawn to negatives in life, and I dwell on them, and they consume me.
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He denounced "historical nihilism," the party's term for accounts of the past that dwell on its errors.
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Klinsmann was always that way, a big-picture coach willing to let others dwell on the details.
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There were worse images to dwell on before the drama intensified and puzzle mysteries inevitably presented themselves.
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In the interest of public tranquillity we will not dwell on the nuclear codes in his office.
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Such revisions are unusual for Mr. Wuorinen, who is not one to dwell on his back catalog.
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I DON'T WANT TO DWELL ON THIS, TOO MUCH, BUT IT GETS TO THE TOPIC OF CREDIBILITY.
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Mattek-Sands has not had the time or wherewithal to dwell on the what-could-have-beens.
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Anniversaries can be contrived because time carries on and I don't want to dwell on the past.
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"I haven't decided exactly how much I will dwell on that," Kimmel tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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But since the remote is not available for purchase yet, I won't dwell on it in this review.
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Being a pragmatist, I tried not to dwell on it and instead focused on making a swift recovery.
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It's not something we dwell on, but maybe we should — maybe we're all just a bunch of Pollyannas.
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Rather than dwell on such matters, the author turns a scholarly eye to Eva's creative and intellectual endeavours.
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If you think this is actually the case, don't dwell on the kid's ghost story for too long.
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Emotionally intelligent people won't dwell on problems because they know they're most effective when they focus on solutions.
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But there's a more specific reason to dwell on that pants-dropping moment during a jaw-dropping debate.
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One thing Urbanek has observed is that people who are successful tend not to dwell on their failures.
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The cars stayed front and center, but no longer did the series dwell on shiny muscle car components.
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Towards the end of the film, you say that you didn't want to dwell on your hospital time.
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And also to dwell on the merits of turning the tools of power to bear on their creators.
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City Kitchen Let's talk about the differences between a frittata and an omelet, but not dwell on them.
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Austen's narratives dwell on matters of the heart, but they're also about positioning, strategy and working the system.
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Nor will I dwell on the fact that under international law, 30 years on death row constitutes torture.
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This is a wider issue in our negotiations and I want to dwell on this for a minute.
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All of the offensive fireworks were appreciated by Brown, who nonetheless preferred to dwell on Embiid's interior defense.
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She mentioned in passing how clean energy will lead to job creation, but she didn't dwell on it.
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It was all very emotional, but you don't dwell on it because, if you do, you can't play.
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He said he's feeling great, thanked his supporters and then moved on and didn't dwell on his health.
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Well, there was no time to dwell on it: Moments later, Lopez called his name as the winner.
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His loss remains so painful that he has tried to train his mind not to dwell on it.
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But if you dwell on them, you're not going to want to go out of the house anymore.
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We all have drama in our lives so let's rejoice in the positives and not dwell on the negatives.
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She was too worried about her pregnancy to dwell on other concerns, though, and forced herself to ignore it.
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The world is slowly getting warmer because of spring (and probably global warming, but let's not dwell on that).
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It is common to dwell on consumer prices, not least because of their impact on just about everyone's pocketbook.
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McConnell didn't dwell on the awkward moment, however, as he eulogized Cummings in a speech later during the service.
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He would probably not want us to dwell on it, but we are better for his presence among us.
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"We've been through some adversity, being undermanned, but you can't dwell on that or it overwhelms you," Wilson said.
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" Work commitments have kept her mind busy as "[Mariah] doesn't want to sit at home and dwell on it.
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The book does not dwell on the policies that might achieve such outcomes; it is more expository than prescriptive.
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We may prefer not to dwell on the unfairness here, but that's simply a moral failing on our part.
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I don't dwell on this risk, because I believe dwelling on problems often magnifies them, but I am careful.
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The people in the Metro dwell on the past a great deal, and our hero Artyom more than most.
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Mentally strong people reflect on the past so they can learn from it, but they don't dwell on it.
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If we dwell on the negatives and not on the positives, how we going to get out of this?
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Of course, if you're not the type to dwell on emotions, this may not be the app for you.
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He's also gotten me into trouble a few times—fines and stuff—but let's not dwell on that. Right.
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We dwell on the happiness in life and just try to remind ourselves of dad in every way possible.
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At the time of the battle, he was too preoccupied with surviving the war to dwell on his actions.
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"The Age of Shadows" might tempt another filmmaker to dwell on issues or delve deeper into its characters' hearts.
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Herzog doesn't dwell on any of this, offering just a single shot of Vladimir Putin at Raisa Gorbacheva's funeral.
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She liked his serious expression as he walked, how he seemed to dwell on serious matters, unravelling confusion, clever.
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Critics will no doubt dwell on what the defunct Iran deal could have achieved, but this is wasted energy.
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And so in that situation I don't dwell on whether I disagree with The Post on any given day.
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"Most recently, he told "Access Hollywood" that Paltrow "doesn't dwell on or look at her performances in the past.
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Yes, I could choose to dwell on these physical items and feel sad that they're not in my life.
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It can be tempting to dwell on your team's successes, at the expense of talking about what went wrong.
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She has had the dreams for the entire time she's been sober, and tries not to dwell on them.
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And yet: As we all know — and the research shows — humans tend to dwell on failures more than compliments.
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A woman who loses a pregnancy at seven or eight weeks may not want to dwell on the loss.
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Even though her themes dwell on China, she considers herself an international artist and lives between Beijing and Amsterdam.
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But she wasn't going to dwell on it — she was newly free, and she had a life to live.
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He tries not to dwell on how to get her back; his lawyer is working on it, he says.
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When Powell did not dwell on global trade, analysts said that was a green light to buy U.S. dollars.
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Successful, happy people don't dwell on problems because they know that they're most effective when they focus on solutions.
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Another woman who testified against Mr. Cosby, Heidi Thomas, said that she preferred not to dwell on his tweet.
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Oddly, in a half-hour speech to his fellow leaders, Mr Conte did not dwell on his more radical proposals.
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And rather than dwell on the moment, Atlanta pushes past it and dares the audience to make its own conclusion.
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Those business groups that have continued to dwell on broader problems have thrown in their lot with the radical right.
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"We haven't been successful, but it's not something you think about and dwell on," said Schneider, who had 28 saves.
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Nor does he dwell on the rise of a rival empire, which is famous for learning from the American experience.
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Sometimes I think that parents dwell on shitty diapers because they're easy to describe in casual conversation: concrete, relatable, undeniable.
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Years later, the paramilitaries killed his father and brother and stole their family farm, but Hesmar doesn't dwell on it.
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Tech conferences, in general, tend to dwell on optimism and enthusiasm, with brief forays into dark alleys of negative consequences.
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As such, it's pushing you to face your fears and think about things you usually prefer not to dwell on.
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Did they have to dwell on the 2016 campaign, when their indifference to presidential politics is a well-worn subject?
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"We cannot enjoy the wins too long and we cannot dwell on losses," Kentucky coach Mark Stoops told the media.
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But if we dwell on it, and see it as a shameful thing, then we beat ourselves up over it.
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The Discovery doesn't really dwell on or explain the mechanics of this revelation, because the outcome is far more interesting.
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He said that he hoped to be a father again someday and that he did not dwell on his loss.
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But why dwell on that when March 17 is the 10-year anniversary of Amanda Bynes' greatest contribution to film?
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As I dwell on what to do, Jackie Chain, the rapper, rolls up with three white dudes in a Nissan.
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So we dwell on our choices, particularly on the major prophetic decisions that we feel our whole lives revolve around.
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In his postgame news conference, Packers Coach Mike McCarthy tried his best to not dwell on the injury to Rodgers.
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Claude attempts suicide on a fairly regular basis, but this is never explored, nor does Marcel dwell on it overmuch.
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I suppose you could dwell on that – the fact that others close to him had gone down the same road.
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Harden said the Rockets did not have time to dwell on the absence of Paul, a nine-time All-Star.
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He is not one to dwell on the finer details of public policy and he tends to get frustrated easily.
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You'd be right to characterize his paternal withdrawal as an ethical failure, but you'd be wrong to dwell on it.
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Likely. She attempted to take the high road and not dwell on what he may or may not have said.
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I have a tendency to either live in paranoia about the future or dwell on the foibles of the past.
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But DIIV's follow-up record, "Is the Is Are," released this year, doesn't dwell on sad, down-and-out vibes.
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But quite honestly, there's just so much going on, there isn't a whole lot of time to dwell on it.
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Mr. Kim said he had since lost much of what he made, but he doesn't like to dwell on this.
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It's impossible not to dwell on the mesmeric disparity between a mother from one country and a mother from another.
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"We're going to dwell on the positives, we're going to look to a brighter future, we can't look back," Owenby said.
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Of course, named as he is after an interstellar George Clinton character, he's not content to just dwell on the past.
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But it is hard to dwell on Mr Vajpayee's time as party leader without noting some contrasts with Mr Modi's tenure.
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Oh yes, the screen is very likely terrible, but I want to dwell on the quirky design choice by A&K.
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Messages to those she'll leave behind Katie said she also doesn't dwell on why life gave her so many medical challenges.
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While we're here, thinking about literal eighth grade and Eighth Grade the movie, why not dwell on the pitfalls of yesterday?
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Hayes is still traumatized by how close he came to losing his wife of 14 years — something Laney doesn't dwell on.
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The A/C is working again, but I'm awake now, and my brain decides it's time to dwell on stressful things.
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The idea of someone of Wells's ideological makeup endorsing today's Republican Party is unthinkable, but D'Souza doesn't dwell on that much.
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There are tons of science fiction and fantasy novels out there that dwell on the doom and gloom of the world.
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But Teigen, known for keeping it real with her followers, doesn't dwell on which parts of her personal life to share.
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The author does not dwell on the challenges to oil's supremacy that have arisen lately as a result of climate change.
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Rather than dwell on blight, though, "The Get Down" celebrates the tenacity and vim of the area's black and Latino youth.
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Catsimatidis said Trump told attendees he was pushing ahead on tax reform and did not dwell on the health care defeat.
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Rarely one to dwell on her origins, Mrs Merkel has lately begun to reflect publicly on the mixed legacy of reunification.
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It's enough to call to mind the nearly forgotten Microsoft Courier concept — but let's not dwell on what might have been.
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They can't possibly have enough bandwidth to process all the incoming information and still dwell on what already was, can they?
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We can no longer dwell on the divisive politics of the past but must focus on Georgia's bright and promising future.
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He was close to achieving a career-long ambition, but he was too preoccupied with the details to dwell on it.
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But why dwell on that when March 17 is the 10-year anniversary of Amanda Bynes' greatest ever contribution to film?
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"Although, we haven't seen her in a while…" Neither of us decide to dwell on why she might have stopped coming.
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But they didn't really dwell on this too much in high school, so all Jeremy really had was a rough outline.
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I decided not to dwell on the fact that elves apparently have huge dongs that we can't see because they're invisible.
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"I felt like they owed me an apology, but I can't dwell on that," Mumphery said recently in a telephone interview.
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The less mystery or change in my daily schedule, the less I have to dwell on this, so I like routine.
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In the dark months since her defeat, she said, she tried not to dwell on how Mr. Comey had "shivved" her.
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But she is determined not to dwell on her reputation, and for that week in Manhattan, she seemed happy being free.
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"I'm an emotional guy, and if I dwell on it nothing good happens; I wouldn't get out of bed," he says.
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But his goal, he said, is not to dwell on the paper's bygone glories but to bring it into the present.
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"You just got to get on and get to the next thing and don't dwell on what's happened in the past."
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Editorial Observer We are not going to dwell on Melania Trump's flying to flood-ravaged Texas in stilettos, or sneakers, here.
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Federer said he had an upper back problem that started Tuesday afternoon, but he did not want to dwell on it.
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AB: Look, I don't want to dwell on this, but this band obviously has gone through some really personally difficult stuff.
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You might ruminate on bad things that happened in the past, or you may dwell on catastrophic predictions about the future.
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I don&apost really have a lot of time to dwell on it, so I just have to keep moving forward.
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In 2000, George W. Bush likewise did not dwell on the affair with a White House intern that triggered Clinton's impeachment.
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A video of his reptilian snack has been viewed more than 100,000 times, but Mikolas would rather not dwell on it.
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There&aposs no use feeling bad about your situation, and it certainly won&apost help to dwell on your financial woes.
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While neither executive is denying that there's a growing distraction problem created by smartphones, neither wants to dwell on the issue.
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Books such as Charles Murray's Coming Apart, Robert Putnam's Our Kids, and Richard Reeve's The Dream Hoarders dwell on these differences.
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"This is not the kind of thing that I think either candidate wants to dwell on at this moment now," Martin said.
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That has encouraged the main candidates in Spain's most open election in decades not to dwell on the need for further reform.
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While the treatment ultimately wasn't successful, the risks caused by the hormone injections linger, but Notaro tries not to dwell on them.
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And she's willing to create art that motivates others — not just dwell on her blessings but really sharing it with the world.
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There's some affinity here with the affirmation of sadness in Pixar's Inside Out, but Coco doesn't dwell on it all that long.
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I wish I could turn back time but I don't want to dwell on this because I wasn't trying to be mean.
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But rather than dwell on a childhood marked by acute lymphoblastic leukemia, Connor is using his journey to inspire and help others.
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Although he found directing stressful at times, he didn't have much time to dwell on that because things were moving very quickly.
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But then again, if you're offering a legal defense or trying to cement your legacy, you do not dwell on the problematic.
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Monks declines to go into specifics, saying it's better not to dwell on the band's past "dark energy" to avoid perpetuating it.
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Sinclair has said that, when he and Blichfeld ended things romantically, their series began to dwell on people extricating themselves from relationships.
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She was annoyed when guides and books romped around in this: religious herself, she preferred to dwell on his creative, spiritual side.
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Nonetheless, he is eloquent on the dangers of ditching cash and the associated political risks that many prefer not to dwell on.
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But it was interesting to rove through his body of work with him, because he did not wish to dwell on it.
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Mr. Oyelowo was reluctant to dwell on racism he has experienced personally or professionally and how that might relate to the tragedy.
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Some didn't dwell on being the only girl to compete; others started by tucking their ponytails under hats or adopting masculine names.
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I'm sorry to dwell on the past, but I think it's very important to set the table of why we got here.
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After returning to his apartment for a couple of hours, he began to dwell on whether or not to call his friend.
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It had rough edges, to be sure, but the show felt so much itself that it was hard to dwell on them.
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Cronin accepted a commemorative ball during a brief post-game ceremony but said he didn't dwell on the milestone with his players.
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But Chinese news websites did not dwell on the disaster, and by evening the coverage was moved from prominent parts of sites.
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And with so many Democrats raising enough money to run viable campaigns, it makes little sense to dwell on those who aren't.
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In his remarks at the White House, Mr. Trump did not dwell on how his decision might play out in the region.
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She doesn't have much time to dwell on the missteps though because there's always a new event coming up on her schedule.
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But no matter the topic, it tended to dwell on a trio of elements: controversy, sex and an abundance of bunny puns.
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Mickelson didn't dwell on the record, because he doesn't consider this weekend his final chance to create highlights in international team competition.
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I kept my focus razor sharp on the future and didn't dwell on the cushy life I had left behind in Syria.
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I'm not going to be one, nor would I hope others, dwell on the situation or pile on, to use another term.
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The Wildcats have had six days to dwell on Saturday's 83-75 loss to UCLA, which snapped their seven-game winning streak.
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President Trump will almost certainly dwell on some positive economic statistics in his speech because the statistics are, in fact, quite good.
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We can't dwell on that latter part right now though, because we have a lot to cover from the last few days.
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After weeks of negotiations and false starts, Mr. Trump and House Republicans were not about to dwell on the tough road ahead.
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Sock supplanted John Isner in October as the top-ranked American man, something Sock takes pride in but does not dwell on.
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These ultratriathletes, however, tend not to dwell on the wear and tear of their bodies, at least once the race is done.
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However, the actress keeps a positive outlook on life, telling King she doesn't like to dwell on the statistics of the disease.
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Manfred would rather fans debate those topics — or anything else, really — as long as they don't dwell on those unsigned free agents.
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As a player, Ewing was never the type to pontificate or preen, to dwell on much more than the moment at hand.
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As I dwell on Hentoff's life and work I keep thinking how much poorer the history of jazz would be without him.
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I don't think we have to dwell on it to say ... Except if you're Fox News, they love to write about that.
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It's really powerful to dwell on just how unique the borough — and New York City as a whole — is from this perspective.
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Rather than dwell on the decision let's consider some of the things that made a difference to the flow of the fight.
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GoPro didn't mention Karma by name in its letter to shareholders on Thursday or dwell on it during a subsequent call with analysts.
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"Although I am exhilarated by tomorrow's spacewalk I have no time to dwell on these emotions," he wrote in a blog post Thursday.
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It is decidedly not in the nature of the French to publicly dwell on disaster, yet few here were unaffected by the Nov.
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The players say they prefer not to dwell on the euphoria of the streak's existence or on the disappointment of its inevitable end.
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What's more interesting about these complaints is how many of them dwell on information distributors that the FCC has absolutely no purview over.
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It feels weird to be here without A., but I try not to dwell on it, and I still fall asleep relatively quickly.
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I'm not one to dwell on the past, at least not a painful part of my past that peripherally involved that special person.
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But Brinkley (who is also mom to Alexa Ray Joel, 30, with ex-husband Billy Joel) prefers not to dwell on dark times.
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I won't dwell on the why, because it should be obvious to folks who might have a sincere interest in such a thing.
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I'm paranoid, twitchy, and too fast to call out the mistakes of others—and too happy to dwell on those of my own.
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There is no need to dwell on it here, except to say, for the sake of accuracy, that history picked the wrong villain.
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He can let them go, and not dwell on the devil or hell, without trying to fix the anxiety or react too much.
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There was nothing left to do but step back from his megaphone, dwell on happier matters and wait for the next righteous cause.
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But she tried not to dwell on the time since a preoccupation with results had precipitated her mental health struggles in the past.
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It is no surprise that Mr. Trump would rather not dwell on the gun massacre and pipe bombs as the election season closes.
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Those in her small grouping at MoMA (supplemented by a brand-new two-channel video) dwell on ambiguities of gender and fragile tenderness.
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But these are flaws of exuberance, and it's hard to dwell on them while you're rooting for characters as disarming as these two.
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I have always loved this about Woolf's writing; the fact that she does not dwell on the body, but focuses on nature instead.
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While it's easy to dwell on our capacity for war and violence, scientists see our generosity as a remarkable feature of our species.
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For instance, he doesn't dwell on his voice cracking during a monologue, after Maddow taught him content mattered more than a perfect delivery.
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Still, she eagerly touted the party's domestic agenda and spent relatively little time on impeachment, warning Democrats not to dwell on the investigation.
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What Obama chose not to dwell on, given the tenor of the occasion, is that this broad-based income growth didn't impress everyone.
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"Terrifying things have happened to these kids in the past couple of weeks, but they don't want to dwell on those stories," she continued.
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But it's not something agents usually dwell on — and even if it comes up, buyers are simply told that the seller pays the fee.
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Popularity isn't something you usually dwell on, but the Moon in Gemini finds you wondering how your social connections could lead you to success.
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ZT: [00:13:25] There's really no time to dwell on this first trial because in about three weeks we have trial number two.
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Retellings of the more distant past dwell on Britain as an island nation, a place where foreign invaders were repelled and distant lands seized.
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However, Vonn didn't dwell on the loss too much as she snagged a bronze medal in the women's alpine downhill final a day earlier.
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Whether you're recovering from a broken bike gear or a disappointment at the office, it's important not to dwell on the past, Long said.
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Rather than dwell on the forces that continue to cause excellent outlets like SoE to close up shop, we want to celebrate the good.
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"Today is just a day that I really want to celebrate my career and dwell on the positive parts of my career," he said.
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We have to let her go, right now — as I've been told: Give her space, keep everything light and don't dwell on the story.
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It's one of my favorite GIFs accounts because the artist who operates it, Jack Moon, doesn't dwell on what other people will find shareable.
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Those outside America who dwell on his geographical and diplomatic ignorance (of which there is plenty) risk missing the simple principle that animates him.
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While the authors dwell on their own privilege, what they've actually become aware of, on a deeper level, is how society is unfairly structured.
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There are times to dwell on the many lessons of the Srebrenica genocide, and where violent hatred toward any group or people can lead.
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If you're really struggling to give up the sauce, Carusi suggests seeking professional help, but you don't need to dwell on that one night.
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Best not to dwell on those anti-Semitic outbursts by the neo-Nazis in Charlottesville about whom Trump could not make up his mind.
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Talk of history and authenticity annoyed him; as at the birthday party, he preferred to mix it all up and dwell on mythology instead.
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He did not dwell on the game, he did not overanalyze or ask the players to relive the low point of the 2019 season.
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Later he would dwell on the unfairness of the ordeal, the costs to his family and the plight of other men still facing prosecution.
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Still, she warned, making complaining the primary focus in our relationships can make us dwell on our problems for longer, triggering a stress response.
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You don't dwell on it because yeah, the last few days have been awesome but the next three days could be 2000 for 2300.
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When Mr. Moreno spoke, he didn't dwell on the legal and procedural disagreements that turned the national debate over the peace deal so toxic.
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Journalists have a responsibility to approach these situations with humility and humanity; that's my priority, so there's little room to dwell on my anxieties.
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Fortunately it is now the weekend, which means I am under no obligation to dwell on information that is challenging for me to process. Goodbye!
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In the short term, rather than dwell on this temporary health care setback, President Trump should focus on positives, like his plan to reform taxes.
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I like to keep things positive, so I won't dwell on the fact that Cynthia, Farrah and Peppermint's Snatch Game made a bad impression. Literally.
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Of all the animals that dwell on this planet, only a precious few can pass the mirror test, including great apes, dolphins, magpies, and elephants.
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IN THEIR documentary "The Vietnam War", Ken Burns and Lynn Novick, the directors, dwell on the flawed information that American politicians got from Indo-China.
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We can't dwell on it for too long, however, because Ezra is in attendance and Felix realizes his show isn't as impressive as he thought.
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She can't dwell on how she irreparably destroyed the Webster family and annihilated the Hertz's lives so she could one day escape with her daughter.
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"The one thing I don't want people to dwell on is guilt or innocence, which is incidental," Edelman said during the post-film Q&A.
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The pastoral care provider "sees the bright side of things, and doesn't dwell on what you could have or should have done," Mead-e said.
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"It's easy to dwell on the negative, but it's pretty incredible for me to watch the [presidential] debates with my 18-year-old," he said.
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Interviewers would dwell on the skill sets they imagined I had lost, or the challenges they feared I would face when reintegrating into the workforce.
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But he also spoke about how challenging life satisfaction was for an artist whose knee-jerk reaction is to dwell on the sombre and melancholy.
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Let's not—make a big mistake like that— JIM CRAMER: All right, but— LLOYD BLANKFEIN: --again— JIM CRAMER: --let's not dwell on the past now.
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In the book, he does not dwell on his Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing; lawsuits filed against him; or the legal fight with his brother, Kevin.
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This is a question that anyone who thinks about political art is destined to dwell on, even more so in the time of President Trump.
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Drexler says the best way to attack this question is to give a natural weakness that everyone deals with and to not dwell on it.
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He gives this example: Weakness: When I make a mistake, I get hung up over it and will dwell on it for a few hours.
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So if your partner points out a flaw, you'll do better to accept it and forgive yourself than beat yourself up and dwell on it.
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It is difficult, even now that a year has passed, for the parents of Ibanez and Scylee Vayoh not to dwell on their daughters' deaths.
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Reflection is a beautiful thing but don't dwell on your past too deeply," she wrote, and concluded, "Stay on course and in a positive mind frame!
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A flurry of questions rushes through my mind, but Heather (Jasmine Mathews) and Ari (Eden Epstein) rush into the room before I can dwell on it.
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I'm one of the countless women for whom Trump's rhetoric has brought up memories of abuse and sexual assault that I'd personally rather not dwell on.
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Nerdish and soft-spoken, he loves to dwell on the case for prudence, caution and "facts on the ground"—hardly a rallying cry for populist times.
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I wish I could tell him about my last time at an Eagles game, but I can tell he doesn't want to dwell on the past.
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Stacked with established Canadian and international artists, including a slew of up-and-coming acts, this year's MUTEK tended to dwell on the dark and brooding.
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If we don't have solutions to these problems, and if we dwell on the negatives, and not on the positives how we gonna get outta this?
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Since "e-sports star" and "professional streamer" are probably two of the highest-paying professions in your world, I won't dwell on this one too much.
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"My situation was totally different, so I don't want to dwell on that," Davis told CNBC, as he praised Newsom's handling of the current wildfire situation.
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"If I don't know if you like me or not, I have to really dwell on it and think about you a lot more," Lewandowski says.
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The message of the song is short, sweet, and to the point: Don't dwell on the negatives of relationships past—but appreciate yourself, because you're great.
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These women prided themselves on a certain stoicism and grit, implying that unlike elite women, they could not afford to dwell on their experiences years later.
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They seldom dwell on crossover records, acknowledging the differences in the games, especially in college, where the best men's players are often one-and-done temps.
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"I generally look forward, not backward, and I try to be an optimistic person and so I don't dwell on moments of maximum conflict," Summers said.
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Recently he was reunited with his surviving Rwandan family for the first time since early childhood, a subject Mr. Berville did not care to dwell on.
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Jordan does not dwell on her lone major title and, in fact, rarely tells friends and colleagues about it because she does not want to brag.
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Ignoring the advice of some aides, Democrats did not dwell on Barr's statements regarding criminal justice, or on whether his religious beliefs might affect his views.
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Maoist meetings and websites dwell on a clutch of enemies, including the C.I.A. and America in general, genetically modified crops and advocates of privatizing state companies.
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Live Briefing Right Now: President Trump pressed Vladimir V. Putin on Russia's interference in the 2016 United States election but did not dwell on the subject.
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Global markets have been swinging between gains and major losses over the past week, as concerns over higher interest rates continue to dwell on investors' minds.
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I could tell it wasn't productive to dwell on the problem at this scale, while picking pine-nut husks from the hearth, but there it was.
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Those events go unmentioned in the museum, and some former officials from the plant have urged Mr. Wei not to dwell on such tragedies, he said.
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Expect the pair to dwell on the health of the core Google business, particularly on mobile ads, which have shown signs of a strong holiday quarter.
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"They&aposre happy, they are wanting to move forward, they do not want to dwell on the past," he told the Riverside Press-Enterprise newspaper in February.
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She spent her days sitting beside his incubator, reading children's books to him in a whisper, refusing to allow herself to dwell on anything except his survival.
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We like to dwell on big issues that let us feel intelligent and engaged, but we most appreciate being told, in the end, that everything is fine.
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ACCOUNTS of the last years of British rule in India in the 1930s and 1940s typically dwell on the actions of powerful figures in Delhi and London.
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But I don't have time to dwell on what they can't understand … it's back to rehearsals and the girls come and visit me … except Elena, of course.
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She was smooth and measured; flicking subtly to her gender with a quick mention of granddaughter Charlotte right off the top, but then didn't dwell on it.
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There is only one aspect of the movement that officials want to dwell on, namely its links with the party's founding, says Rana Mitter of Oxford University.
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That's why you try to prepare your child as much as possible for the possible consequences of their blackness in America, but you can't dwell on it.
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The Cavaliers didn't dwell on a major first-half deficit and quickly cut into the lead, slicing within 25-226 less than four minutes into the third.
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" Briana refused to dwell on it: "I'm not going to sit here and have a pity party because he doesn't want to go through with the adoption.
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But while markets dwell on banks' balance sheet issues, Kleintop said those are mostly isolated to earnings, and CDS levels are still lower than three years ago.
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The Falcons offensive coordinator won't have much time to dwell on this one, as he's soon to begin the herculean task of trying to rebuild the 49ers.
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"The turns doing the butterfly kick off each wall I could definitely feel it but I can't dwell on it," said Lochte, an 11-times Olympic medalist.
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Lowry, who tied for ninth at last year's United States Open, refused to dwell on the penalty stroke at any time after his second round was complete.
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He could not hide his disappointment at Girardi's decision to bench him in Boston, first for Tuesday's 5-3 loss, but he did not dwell on it.
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Tensions from gang rivalries and at least three shootings of people she knew intruded on her teenage life, leading her to dwell on the possibility of dying.
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The new, innovative, and trend-making is what daredevil Aries is all about — and under these motivating sunbeams, there's just no time to dwell on the past.
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A decision-maker who buys a Subaru doesn't dwell on the Toyota that might have been: the Toyota doesn't represent a version of herself with different values.
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Rick Scott didn't dwell on making Mexico pay for a wall, banning Muslim immigration, opening up libel laws, abrogating NATO and NAFTA, or other signature Trump themes.
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And rather than dwell on what might be, I think the important thing to do is watch how we handle those things when the eventual events occur.
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Their images revealed moments with no adequate explanation, no military justification — frozen instants that forced the viewer to dwell on the moral truth of a single moment.
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Homo prospectus is too pragmatic to obsess on death for the same reason that he doesn't dwell on the past: There's nothing he can do about it.
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In an email to F.B.I. agents on Wednesday, Mr. Comey said he would not dwell on the reasons for his firing or how it was carried out.
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HARVEY ARATON, NEW YORK TIMES CONTRIBUTOR: It's just too easy to dwell on the likelihood that this series will be no different from last year's, results-wise.
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Remind them of all the exciting things they were enjoying before they met you and they'll be less likely to dwell on the situation for too long.
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When you start discussing work, don't dwell on talking about being a great team member who gets along with everyone—save that elevator speech for a Libra.
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Does it dwell on horrific acts of violence or scenes of gore, in hopes of making you cringe with feeling at the thought of experiencing such pain yourself?
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However, she keeps a positive outlook on life — in her recent interview with King, the actress said she doesn't like to dwell on the statistics of the disease.
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In a bedroom-type area — don't dwell on it, because I can't describe it — I was shown the Beddit sleep monitor Apple acquired in May of last year.
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Her husband, Gangadhar (Jisshu Sengupta) is more subdued and often perplexed by his wife's impulsive behavior, but he doesn't have too much time to dwell on their differences.
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The film mentions Halliburton, the oil-services firm of which he was CEO, and the contracts it won in post-war Iraq, but it doesn't dwell on them.
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During an hour-long meeting with Democratic chiefs of staff, Schultz did not dwell on the 2020 presidential race, but that was a clear subtext for his visit.
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In reality, they're just taking up precious storage space on my iPhone and causing me to dwell on painful memories when I come across the mementos by accident.
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But Mr. Batsh did not dwell on his family's tragedy, his friends in Malaysia said, though he wrote social media posts criticizing Israel over the conflict with Gaza.
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To his credit, he doesn't try to be charming or lovable, nor does he dwell on traumas as if he were the only one who has experienced them.
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As he did after the Anaheim loss, Senators coach Guy Boucher chose to dwell on the positive aspects of his team's performance despite not getting the desired outcome.
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If you catastrophize a situation — or dwell on the worst-case scenarios that might happen — that's just going to make you feel more anxious and helpless, she added.
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Things have to keep moving at a startup, so there's little time to dwell on mistakes, and your team will need to see you bounce back like Rocky.
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There's no show like Game of Thrones for treating the death of a major character as an afterthought so we can dwell on the suffering of a female.
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I'm not going to be one, nor would I hope others would dwell on the situation or pile on, to use another term," Collins told CNN's "New Day.
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The bottom line: Djokovic was lucky, very lucky, even if he was not much in the mood to dwell on it after his 11th straight victory over Berdych.
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Centrist liberalism and conservatism, which share a commitment to the core values under attack, are being marginalized by extremists who used to dwell on the fringes of society.
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Grief is inherently selfish — we can't help but dwell on what the dead meant to us — so resist the urge to monopolize the grieving person's time or attention.
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It's Tupac Shakur's born day, and rather than dwell on the sad fact we lost him nearly 22 years ago ... we're gonna celebrate the good times he had.
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"I'm really too busy, both in my private life and in my professional life, to have a lot of time to dwell on success or failure," he said.
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Mr. Essiedu was politely reluctant to dwell on this, preferring to deliberate on the differences between Edmund and Hamlet and speculate on the boundlessness of Shakespeare's imaginative geography.
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There really was no situation that couldn't be improved or ignored because there really was so much fun to be had, why dwell on things you can't change.
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Kelly says he doesn't get depressed, and he tries to dwell on "the people who didn't get shot and killed" thanks to reform legislation passed in the states.
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Action: I realized that this was an issue that was interfering with my work so now I give myself 15 minutes to dwell on it before moving on.
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But Fox News didn't dwell on this aspect of the story: So what did the network cover in the small amount of time it focused on Puerto Rico?
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It is an uncomfortable process, involving a delicate dance between not wanting to dwell on the loss and not wanting to stray from a vow to never forget.
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Rather than dwell on this missed connection or point out the irony, he moves to the next chapter of his life taking this reader right along with him.
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" H: "She has this weird ability to let things go over her head, she doesn't really dwell on emotions too long, she just kind of gets on with it.
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As with John's use of Deakin's photograph, it is important to recognize the source but not to dwell on it, or on its connection to Goya's well-known image.
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Feng, who sat at the head of the table with a junior by his side, didn't want to dwell on the loan, recalled one person who attended the meeting.
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It might be true that, in some circles, Ethan's win did shatter a stereotype or two, given that the greater narrative around autism tends to dwell on the tragic.
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I will not dwell on Judge Gorsuch's sterling credentials: Columbia University Bachelor's degree, Harvard Law School degree, Oxford University doctorate, successful private practice, and unanimous confirmation by the Senate.
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Wonder Woman is supposedly an "Amazon," a people who, in this universe anyway, dwell on a vaguely Greek island where the steely older babes of Hollywood practice knife-fighting.
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At least he won't have long to dwell on it, since the Saints play again on Thursday—the rare benefit of unsafe scheduling that nobody likes. 5. Rams-Jets.
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"I'm not going to dwell on it just because I lost eight matches in a row and say, 'Oh winning the U.S. Open, it's haunting me now,'" Stephens said.
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I understand that nobody wants to dwell on the decay and rot that is a certainty, but why does so much death imagery have to do with moving skyward?
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Mr. Bourdain's writing was so good that it was easy not to dwell on the abuses and mental health issues implicit in his stories, but they were always there.
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Nobody likes to dwell on worst-case scenarios, but if you're a parent without a will, it's a good idea to prioritize making one — no matter your kid's age.
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Allyson Kirkpatrick called impeachment "unreasonable" but did not want to dwell on divisive politics when one of her closest friends, who lives next door, worked for the Obama administration.
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There are many reasons why he is not better known in the mainstream American art world, but that is not what I want to dwell on in this piece.
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If, as I do, one likes to dwell on the handsome presence of animals, and on the rustlings of various leaves, grasses and insects, this novel satisfies and delights.
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"You can dwell on what you did quickly, and then move on quickly, and that's what we're going to have to do," said Simmonds, who netted his 212th goal.
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Tennis, like business, moves so quickly that if you dwell on the past for even a few minutes, an opportunity will have passed and the moment will be lost.
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"There was too much subject matter in the press conference to really dwell on his Lockheed and pharma comments," said Kellan Terry, lead analyst for U.S. political data at Brandwatch.
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Political journalism naturally tends to dwell on the activities of those who hold the levers of power, but the biggest political story of 2017 was the resistance to Donald Trump.
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Unlike Marvel films that dwell on the inherent divide between good and evil, Black Panther is interested in showing the circumstances that dictate its characters' sense of morality, including race.
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But games rarely give you the chance to really dwell on your actions; you don't usually have time to question why you're doing something, you're too busy doing other things.
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At the celebration for the company's 60th anniversary, everybody appeared to want to look ahead, not to dwell on unpleasant developments like the collapse in oil prices or dwindling demand.
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Critiques of the cupcake industry often dwell on the overblown cutesiness and lack of substance of the little cakes, their frivolity, and shorthand for a type of moneyed female lifestyle.
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"Most people come out here for entertainment and exercise, to boat and fish and not dwell on the Confederate aspect," said John Bankhead, spokesman for the Stone Mountain Memorial Association.
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It's funny when things don't go well you make it what it is; you can either dwell on it or you can look at it as a way to improve.
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The minor leagues teaches you how to not dwell on the starts, so I'm going to go out and do a work week like I just threw a perfect game.
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That drove an initial rise for the euro to around $703 EUR=, a move analysts said was fueled by the fact that Draghi did not dwell on the currency's strength.
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The decision not to dwell on the subjects is especially frustrating considering what happened in Tultepec last December, after filming, when an explosion at Mexico's largest fireworks emporium killed dozens.
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In the interviews, they did not dwell on policy issues so much as vent their frustrations with the politicians both parties send to Washington, who bicker rather than solve problems.
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He said that although "the word cult has come up a couple of times in this trial," it may not be something jurors ought to dwell on during their deliberations.
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Don't dwell on the apex after you hit it — get your eyes ahead to the exit, your hands will steer the car to where you're looking, to the next target.
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Initially reluctant to dwell on the matter, saying he did not want to "pump this up more than it is already", the Ferrari driver on Thursday repeated the written apology.
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Originalists are no different in this regard, but they are more apt to dwell on first principles of text and original meaning and to discard precedents violating these first principles.
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"He didn't want to just dwell on his illness, and he was really proud of the book, so he would read chapters or passages from On the Move," Hayes said.
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" In the chapter "Dwell on the Past," he writes: "When someone presents plans for innovation and 'visions' for the future, tell them that everything was better in the old days.
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While Ms. Yoncheva didn't dwell on that not-quite-syllable at the end of "silence," she used it — to create a brief aura of melancholy, a puff of dark cloud.
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The fact that Bradley is not in the same league as Dufresne is not a point I want to dwell on: I just want to put this observation out there.
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Sure, whether a joke will land in a particular place might have an effect, in some tangential way, but it's not productive for the creative process to dwell on it.
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My past seems to be way more fascinating for people than my future, which bums me out … I don't ever really like to sit and dwell on what that experience was.
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To be completely honest, and to put this more into perspective, I think my Blackboard plan might have had 500 iterations, but that's not a number we need to dwell on.
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Mr van Beurden, boss of Royal Dutch Shell, the world's second-biggest publicly traded oil company, is not the first well-paid executive to dwell on the hardships of his youth.
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But it was also an indication that a week after a redacted version of Mueller's report was released to the public, Trump continues to dwell on its findings and their sources.
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But standing in the kitchen of her restaurant, frying fish while stirring a pot full of golden pumpkin soup, Hodge prefers to discuss Liberia's future rather than dwell on the past.
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"Tennis, like business, moves so quickly that if you dwell on the past for even a few minutes, an opportunity will have passed and the moment will be lost," Branson explained.
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Regardless of how amicably the relationship ended, breakups are almost always difficult, so we don't blame The Weeknd for trying not to dwell on those happy memories once recorded on Instagram.
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Far be it from me to maliciously dwell on the fact that America's running of the world economy last year cost it nearly an entire percentage point of its GDP growth.
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And you know, the industry, if they give you a trophy or not, or pat you on the back or not... it's nice, but it's not something you should dwell on.
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Lopez Obrador said such allegations could be investigated if a formal complaint emerged in Mexico, but that his preference, politically, was to prevent future corruption rather than dwell on the past.
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We must look forward and advance policy goals that set our nations up for future success, rather than dwell on the policies of the past which have long outlived their purpose.
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Despite rumors of the company working on its own voice assistant, Huawei did not dwell on voice assistants during the presentation (despite also announcing an Amazon Alexa-loaded phone at CES).
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It's a crowd-pleasing historical epic that knows when to keep moving and when to dwell on a moment, and it may be the upcoming awards season's most broadly appealing work.
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Ms. Sabbs does not dwell on that time, but she evoked it briefly in a voting pep talk at a barbershop across from the parking lot where the theater once stood.
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But whether it's through a case of misdirection or not, "False Bingo" suggests that while the minds of others are hard to know, we can assume they dwell on wicked games.
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Yank is a "primitive" who grew up tough—his father beat him as a kid—but he doesn't dwell on the pain of the past; what matters to Yank is today.
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You want to be the person who doesn't dwell on his personal drama — the person who will allow him to move forward, without a lot of prurient curiosity or judgment attached.
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" While Booker is expected to challenge Donald Trump's rhetoric, the senator won't dwell on the president, one of his advisers said, describing the thinking as "you can't fight darkness with darkness.
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I'm a glass-half-empty, worst-case-scenario, dwell-on-the-imperfections, existential-dread ruminating worrywart, and I envy the people I encounter who seem to effortlessly exude perkiness and fun.
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And in each instance, that party did so behind a nominee who did not dwell on the scandal that had prompted impeachment -- but unmistakably presented himself as the antidote to it.
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The actress, who has tried to stay positive in the face of her stage 4 breast cancer diagnosis, told King she doesn't like to dwell on the statistics of the disease.
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Yet while Juicy's snappy bars define CrazyNDaLazDayz for some listeners, Paul can't help but dwell on the contributions made by his sibling, who passed away suddenly back in December of 2013.
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With the grace and courage exhibited by Downie and the rest of the Hip on this Summer tour, I would rather not dwell on whether this is the last tour or not.
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And his work is macabre, in a matter-of-fact way — a great many of his books include or dwell on death, with a whole one devoted to the expiries of children.
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But we don't need to dwell on the political implications of this or the general number of turds that come flying out of Republican politicians' mouths any more than we already have.
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This might explain why US and UK officials are seemingly content with the current Saudi setup, where they try to improve the accuracy of their strikes rather than dwell on past mistakes.
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" Now 36, Sobieski goes by her married name, Leelee Kimmel, and when approached for an interview with VICE, she politely declined, replying that she didn't want to dwell on her "past life.
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He understands that Sue feels an immense frustration at the way her life has turned out, but he's largely unwilling to dwell on how he's played a big role in that frustration.
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Mariners open trip with win in New York NEW YORK — Even as he slumped early, Chris Iannetta did not dwell on the results following some changes to his approach during spring training.
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It doesn't bother me to be the only sober person out with a group of friends — what bothers me is when people dwell on it, or insist on pushing drinks toward me.
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Alexander Volkov, Russian church spokesman, said that while a joint declaration will dwell on the Middle East's persecuted Christians, tensions between Russia and the West may be brought up in the talks.
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While glut concerns continued to dwell on investors' minds, prices were lifted in late trade after Saudi Arabia's top energy official said producers may discuss taking steps to stabilize prices, Reuters reported.
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But while it's fascinating that the criminality depends solely on the thoughts swirling around in one's mind during that act, our law does not really dwell on these philosophical, coffee house discussions.
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The report contains much else of interest, including new science more confidently attributing individual weather events to climate change, but it is this central conclusion we should dwell on for a moment.
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A few less optimistic users are retweeting the message with their own comments on how unlikely it is that this guy will reach the goal, but let's not dwell on the negativity.
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Let's just walk through the last 210 years, dwell on the biggest, most Swiftian moments, and struggle once again to understand how — for better or for worse — we ever lived without her.
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A simple and succinct response will do, and it's an especially bad idea to dwell on your rationale if it's cost-related — it will establish nothing beyond making the couple feel bad.
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Shedding more heat than light, the word often distracts the author from telling his important story as he digresses to dwell on the 1948 definition of genocide by a United Nations convention.
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As such, the series is less about the content of the crime itself, less inclined to dwell on who did the killing and why, than about the formal psychology of hunting criminals.
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The Airbus sales force has been urged not to dwell on the reorganization and to push back "aggressively" against Boeing which won the Paris Airshow for the first time in five years.
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He was blunt about why ESPN was paying so much more than other networks, and he did not dwell on the dual stream of subscriber and advertising revenues that the others lacked.
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In the same vein, if you resist the temptation to dwell on mistakes and if you take setbacks in stride without catastrophizing their true impact, it's an important enabler for future success.
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An unpredictable corollary to this despair: Black parents, Mr. Younge writes, are so demoralized that they dwell on personal responsibility rather than on economic and racial inequality (the usual white-liberal reflex).
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But he couldn't dwell on it for long—he and his colleagues set to work that very day, helping to organize a rally in Manhattan's Foley Square that drew some 5,000 protesters.
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As a result, I won't dwell on that here other than to offer a friendly reminder that if you're having anal sex, condoms and PrEP are fantastic ways of minimizing infection risk.
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As she walked with the children, Ms. Mohamed tried to think about being safe with her husband and not dwell on the fact that nearly all her worldly goods were gone forever.
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Today, it would make sense to dwell on the legacy of outgoing president Barack Obama, but that seems too sad, and Lil Wayne doesn't have much to say on the subject anyway.
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Many productions, including the Met's, don't dwell on all this, but the director Calixto Bieito shocked the opera world by emphasizing the brutality of trafficking in a harrowing, violent 2004 Berlin staging.
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But Ocean refuses to dwell on any of it—instead of dismissing distraction he surrenders to it, content to discover the ambient beauty that comes from grazing all of life's surfaces. ♦
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However, she keeps a positive outlook on life — in an interview with Gayle King on CBS Sunday Morning, the actress said she doesn't like to dwell on the statistics of the disease.
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Like other forms of self-harm, the pain becomes the mind and body's primary focus, something to dwell on for a while, however mundane or serious the issues we seek distraction from maybe.
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It might not be a first edition, but if you keep writing, you'll get to an outcome better than if you wallow in self pity and dwell on the bad situation you're in.
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I'm having a mild heart attack about all the money I spent today, but I remember that some of my family still owes me some $$, and I try not to dwell on it.
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He doesn't dwell on his company's short-term performance, and he and J.P. Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon recently floated the idea of ending the corporate practice of providing quarterly guidance to investors.
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But regardless, to dwell on the effect "cancellation" has had on her, rather than the effect her work has had on others, suggests the trans-antagonistic content of her work is itself secondary.
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After the game, Dempsey seemed to dwell on the penalty kick that was awarded to Colombia just before halftime, when DeAndre Yedlin inadvertently handled the ball with his back turned to the play.
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Rather than dwell on how female rage is received, Chemaly presents a thoroughgoing assessment of its causes: an account, organized thematically, of the private and public abuse, bias, and discrimination faced by women.
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But especially as another holiday season comes and goes, I've realized that it's far more motivating to think of ways you can help others than to dwell on the ways you're depriving yourself.
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What Carvajal didn't dwell on—understandably—as he implicated his former colleagues was his own role in this network, according to at least a couple of indictments against him in the United States.
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More often than not, it's smarter to think about your future, and helping your new organization, than to dwell on past disputes and worry about a company that you're no longer part of.
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But people who are clinically depressed also: reject invitations — or accept but then cancel at the last minute, ignore calls, languish at home, dwell on the negative and see their situation as hopeless.
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Even supporters are unlikely to cite his policy feats as the main attraction, preferring to dwell on his unpretentious bearing, his grace through personal tragedies and his time in the Obama White House.
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Lifting Russian sanctions was one of the few solid proposals in the speech, so much so that Mr. Conte's remark that "I won't dwell on the details" prompted mocking grumbles in the opposition.
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Here in Stamford, the hundreds of employees working on the Pyeongchang Games are too busy putting out most of NBCUniversal's 43,24 hours of live coverage over 25 days to dwell on the ratings.
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Listening to a woman preparing food, and feeling reunited with Valerie, my mind started to dwell on my mother, my grandmother, and my great-grandmother—the matriarchal line of women in my family.
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"I choose not to dwell on situations where we come up a little bit short," McConnell said during a surprise appearance at a Republican event in Kentucky, according to local radio station WFPL.
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Muguruza, who was chasing her first title since being crowned world number one this month, said she was "very disappointed" but would not dwell on the loss and instead focus on upcoming tournaments.
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Though Jaguar did not dwell on it, the car it had brought to a Monterey airplane hangar last month was the royal E-Type itself, since resprayed a bespoke shade of shimmering bronze.
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We rotated instruments, we came up with melodies in the morning and finished by night-time, we tried not to dwell on anything, it was just a day, and a thought, and a song.
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The president's decision not to raise impeachment will come as a welcome development to his Republican allies, who had recommended Trump focus on his administration's accomplishments during the address rather than dwell on impeachment.
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But just as we enjoy fear in controlled doses, it's tantalizing to dwell on the safer ambiguities of these videos, knowing that they will probably never be resolved, and that it doesn't really matter.
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There is really not much of a premium placed on the life of young women in this show, and we should all know that by now, so I'm not going to dwell on it.
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" While she didn't dwell on it, Zahedi says, "She made comments about the fact that there were no great parts for her and that what she was being offered was not really that worthwhile.
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To dwell on our feelings... Our scouts took a German officer prisoner, and he was extremely surprised that so many soldiers had been killed at his position, and all with shots in the head.
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"I do not see why I have to dwell on sadness, making women even sadder.. I answer with colors in a time of sadness," the 83-year-old designer told reporters after the show.
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Opinion: Remembering the power of one woman's life Hollywood star Angelina Jolie writes that there are times to dwell on the lessons of the Srebrenica genocide that took place in Bosnia 23 years ago.
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It's something that won't affect us Because we are here To fight for our angels Trudging Forward Mr. Amorim says he is too busy trying to make ends meet to dwell on their misfortune.
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Same disquieting harmonies, same hyperactive percussion, same general roil, with Thao's lighter, more unburdened voice delivering darkened lyrics that dwell on her up-and-gone father and "an endless love" with an unhappy ending.
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Lines that dwell on personal idiosyncrasies like "Think I should stop checking myself out / In the windows of cars" feel too real to have been fabricated, and the song is more affecting for it.
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Once completed your work is immediately swept off the screen to make way for the next piece, giving you 90 seconds to create and little chance to dwell on the results, good or bad.
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Others, like A. Scott Berg, dwell on the complex psychology of a leader in whom a great passion for and loyalty to his intimates mixed with an intense hatred of anyone who crossed him.
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Mr. Stracuzza did not have much time to dwell on Dinnah's repositioning because a group of friends were waiting at his house for a cookout: $700 worth of lobster, drawn salted butter and beer.
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Mr. Trump's team said he might bring up Russia's documented meddling in the 2016 election, but he is unlikely to dwell on it: Doing so would emphasize doubts about the legitimacy of his election.
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Sources were unwilling to dwell on the valuation, a premium on Plaid&aposs latest private valuation of $2.65 billion, but indicated that getting a deal done for Visa was better "sooner rather than later."
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The two discussed alleged Russian meddling in the U.S. election but agreed to focus on future ties rather than dwell on the past, a result that was sharply criticized by leading Democrats in Congress.
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The donor, who requested anonymity to discuss the meeting, said he is worried about Trump weighing down Senate candidates but added the participants did not dwell on whatever headwinds the presumptive nominee may create.
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" While all of this behind-the-scenes information is surely fascinating for any fashion lovers or Streisand-philes out there, in the always immortal words of the diva herself, "It's boring to dwell on yourself.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Sprinting great Usain Bolt is refusing to dwell on the disappointment of losing his Beijing Olympics 4x100 meters gold medal after his Jamaican team mate Nesta Carter tested positive for a banned stimulant.
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Williams refused to dwell on the one hour, 41 minute encounter, instead saying she had already shifted the focus to her next match against the Red Group winner, most likely to be Denmark's Caroline Wozniacki.
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Best not to dwell on such things when ordering havarti shrimp, an appetizer so luxuriously cheesy that its half dozen shrimp, perched over pinches of spinach, were invisible beneath an oily pool of gratinéed havarti.
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Nagy said Wednesday he wants Trubisky not to dwell on individual plays that don't work, and to leave failed drives in the past to avoid carrying the weight into more important spots in the game.
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Although it's easy for Mexico fans to dwell on the current problems with the national team, it's now time to refocus on the Liga MX regular season, which will pass the halfway point this weekend.
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Björk has performed in van Herpen's clothes, among them a dress, contoured with bulbous growths of reflective acrylic, that was part of a collection inspired by the forms of microorganisms that dwell on human skin.
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School representatives chose not to dwell on that on Friday, but they had conferred with state officials on recommendations from the School Safety Infrastructure Council, which was formed in 2013 in response to the shooting.
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Every minute taken out of the news agenda to dwell on the Trump war with the media, sadly, is a minute that could have been used to cover issues about which Americans have real concerns.
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Crummy experiences from your past can set you up to dwell on the negative, too: If an ex used to berate you for minor fails, you're more likely to chew on future ones, Hanson says.
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For the fourth time in six years, which included three do-or-die Game 5s, the Nationals were sent home for the off-season to dwell on questions about their inability to perform in October.
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I won't dwell on my own sexuality too much but I do want to say I love the idea of making something nice with another human being, perhaps me, not a baby but something nice.
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Why we dwell on failure In today's generation, unimaginable pressures are put on teenagers to get perfect grades, perfect test scores, and to have a perfect resume to apply to the most elite schools possible.
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Murray Perahia, 70, played at Carnegie Hall on Friday evening, and Maurizio Pollini, 75, followed there on Sunday afternoon, but there was little need to dwell on the past in a resplendent here and now.
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But his laudable case for the intelligence community does not dwell on the things the community has gotten wrong, from the fall of the Soviet Union to 9/11 to Iraqi weapons of mass destruction.
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The movie snaps together like a jigsaw puzzle, a series of concluding beats that seem inevitable and perfect, and designed to please all parties, so long as you don't dwell on the logic too much.
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He also referenced, several times, the importance of electing a Republican House and Senate (though he did not dwell on the Florida Senate race, where his old primary foe, Marco Rubio, has tepidly endorsed him).
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While men loom on the periphery of the lovers' time together, the movie doesn't dwell on the larger world, instead focusing on a sisterhood that was real and familiar to the filmmaker and her collaborators.
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T.I. (né Clifford Joseph Harris Jr.) even shared a video of himself singing along to the Bee Gees' "More Than a Woman," as he promised to celebrate his sister's life instead of dwell on his sadness.
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In that sense, I'm sort of happy to see that you can't just impulsively snap up a new Porsche without having to dwell on the decision as you trek to the dealer to finish the transaction.
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In those darkest moments, you have a choice: Do you dwell on everything you've lost, or do you focus on what you still have and find a way to move forward with passion, determination, and joy?
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In the sweaty scrum on the show's "red carpet" (a crimson floor mat with the logo of event sponsor Redd's Apple Ale), people didn't appear to dwell on Hogan or Thiel or the bankruptcy at all.
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"It does not do to dwell on dreams and forget to live" As Harry begins to obsess over the mirror of Erised, and Dumbledore has to stage an intervention, we're gifted with this pearl of Dumblewisdon.
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It's like everybody watched a Nuva Ring commercial and really enjoyed the part where friends drink sangria together, and sort of / kind of heard the list of side effects but chose not to dwell on it.
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One answer is that he has appeared in a few films, but considering that three of those films were "The Beaver", "Machete Kills" and "The Expendables 3", it would be kinder not to dwell on them.
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Ms Cole does not dwell on the details of his biography—the suburban childhood in a bug-infested house in Kent, or his being judged, at 13, too unrefined to be an apprentice to a draper.
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According to Vanity Fair, Ohanian was also shocked, but there was not time for the couple to dwell on their news because Williams was scheduled to play in the Australian Open soon after they found out.
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"My whole thing is I can't dwell on that, and I can't let that distract me from the real goal at hand, which is to continue to encourage and empower people around the world," he said.
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Just as if you breakup with a human, it'd be better not to dwell on the relationship that was, it'd be better to move forward and figure out the one that you want it to be.
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This character might well seek to withdraw into happy early memories, rather than dwell on a trip meant to save her own life even if it came at the cost of her bond with her child.
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I'll admit to a tingle of schadenfreude as I looked over at Hekla to see to see if the soul of anyone on my hit list was plunging into hellfire, but I didn't dwell on it.
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It can become tedious to dwell on the fact that the president is a dangerous and ignorant narcissist who has utterly failed as an executive, leaving state governments on their own to confront a generational cataclysm.
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It can become tedious to dwell on the fact that the president is a dangerous and ignorant narcissist who has utterly failed as an executive, leaving state governments on their own to confront a generational cataclysm.
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"I can't quite work out a formulaic assessment of value for money against their participation versus the travel expenses, but I hear exactly what you say," Fried said, adding that the BoE would dwell on this.
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With the ads, the Bloomberg campaign is also walking a fine line between trying to undercut Mr. Trump and turning off voters who may not like the president but do not want to dwell on him.
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There are plenty of neat anecdotal quotes from friends and colleagues of the singer at every stage of his career, but it doesn't feel gossipy — nor does it dwell on any stage of Bowie's life too much.
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"I don't dwell on it," says Jean, 20153, who still doesn't have all the answers about exactly why her husband decided to jump from a section of the mountain that they'd deemed too dangerous the day before.
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Rather than dwell on barely moving traffic and the loss of all personal property, we spent our last 300 pesos—about $15—on what turned out to be one of the best dining experiences of the trip.
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"Fluence," an abstract network image, was chosen for your book's cover and you dwell on it in the final seven pages of your book to close your argument, so obviously it is an important work for you.
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I'm talking about people who don't dwell on negative experiences or dumb things they said, who don't seem to get anxious over every little thing, and who seem to be relatively comfortable with and confident in themselves.
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I don't wanna be marinated in the upset ― because I have a lot of trauma and sadness to dwell on if I want to ― but there's so much beauty and so many things to be grateful for.
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Part horror movie, part drama, it's as happy to dwell on grisly violence as it is to point an accusing finger at gender norms and the disregard shown to women, presenting them as reasons behind the slaughter.
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And don't dwell on how Theon's bloodlust forced Bran and Rickon to flee, hunted and homeless, leading directly to Rickon's murder at the hands of Ramsay Bolton and Bran's years of vulnerable wandering in White Walker territory.
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ALGIERS/PARIS (Reuters) - President Emmanuel Macron, visiting Algeria, said on Wednesday he would not be held hostage by France's colonial involvement there and urged young Algerians to build for the future and not dwell on past "crimes".
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She foregrounds musical elements that code exotic (oud, kazoo, Asian percussion, high, squiggly keyboard) and fit in harmonically, as suits an album whose songs concern, dwell on, or simply project signifiers relevant to borders, refugees and othering.
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Martino on Friday noted that Trump has continued to dwell on the 22-month Russia probe and the officials behind it, while his administration this week has also backed a legal challenge seeking to toss out ObamaCare.
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Those are pretty well-regarded as a way to save thousands of lives, so we don't tend to dwell on that time in 2016 when a fake magnitude 9 earthquake made everyone in Japan shit their pants.
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While those things may come up in other songs, too, I don't want to dwell on the same issue for ten songs and still come out feeling like I haven't said anything that finishes this for me.
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Many Western politicians have also become less willing to dwell on human rights problems when other issues — North Korea, trade and investment, terrorism, climate change, cybersecurity — fill their meetings with Chinese officials, said rights advocates and experts.
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"The more you dwell on the negative, the more accustomed your brain becomes to dwelling on the negative," said Dr. Hanson, who suggests asking yourself, "Are my thoughts helping to build me up, or tear me down?"
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Hoffman wrote: The movie snaps together like a jigsaw puzzle, a series of concluding beats that seem inevitable and perfect, and designed to please all parties, so long as you don't dwell on the logic too much.
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Here I just want to dwell on one theme of that piece, namely the unlikely confluence of personal history and characteristics that have made Thunberg so politically potent and so resistant to the right wing's familiar smears.
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Of course the LME's new fee structure means that trading "tom-next" is no longer the free or heavily discounted trade that it once was, although don't expect any exchange official to dwell on that particular possible linkage.
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When addressing those who have already concluded that the options on the table represent the two worst things that could happen to America, it is a mistake to dwell on the remote possibility of deus ex machina salvation.
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In the coming weeks and months Brexiteers and Remainers alike will rightly dwell on the need to listen to an alienated public: particularly voters in the post-industrial north, who backed Leave more strongly than had been anticipated.
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But in Hamburg he struck a conciliatory tone, describing it as an honor to meet Putin and signaling, through Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, that he preferred to focus on future ties and not dwell on the past.
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The exhibition does not dwell on the darker aspects of her biography — her betrayal and imprisonment of her husband, her brutal treatment of political rivals, her aggressive policy toward Turkey and her ultimate annexation of the Crimean peninsula.
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Seventh-ranked Clemson has had two weeks to dwell on its stunning loss at Syracuse, but the defending national champion finally gets to turn the page when it hosts Georgia Tech for a key ACC clash on Saturday.
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"I suppose money's not something I usually dwell on, but not getting paid is a big hurdle because there's not much funding in this country for music and people want to keep the door prices low," she continues.
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Why dwell on the fact that their two World Series wins are tied for the most of any expansion team when you can laugh at an agreement that pays Bobby Bonilla $27 million every year for 25 years?
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"We found that the media fixated on those aspects of our relationship a lot when they covered our story, which was interesting to us because our differences have never really been something we dwell on," they told Insider.
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As always, she followed the St. Francis Center's motto — "Compassion, not judgment"— and didn't dwell on the institutional hypocrisies, which would only distract her from the mission of expanding her portfolio and insulating the neighborhood from rising rents.
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But rather than dwell on her misfortune, she became a powerful advocate for people with disabilities, spending her life working to change perceptions and the rules in a world that had traditionally ignored the needs of the disabled.
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And while it is easy to dwell on the Conways' marriage here — even though they are the only ones who have any idea what the state of their relationship is — the point to be made is much larger.
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I don't want to dwell on the past, but we are looking to the future, and we welcome the PM today and I'm sure as we've discussed, this is the first of hopefully many visits in the future.
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The new president's willingness to bring it up at a White House reception in the State Dining Room is an indication that he continues to dwell on the implications of his popular vote loss even after assuming power.
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Not one to dwell on the details of governing, President Trump has shown a considerable degree of deference to groups within the conservative movement like Heritage, leading to a rightward shift in social, environmental, immigration and foreign policy.
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The excitement over Spider-Man: Homecoming and Thor: Ragnarok has made me realize how few superhero movies capture the joy and fun of being a hero, and how many dwell on the pain and duty aspect of the job.
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Ms. Warren, for her part, did not dwell on rivals on Saturday, focusing instead on encouraging her supporters to turn out to vote on Tuesday and help her achieve a stronger showing than her third-place finish in Iowa.
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It's incredibly simple to make Stairwell Kermit memes because you just have to dwell on whatever mistakes you've made recently—if you're like me, you're doing this constantly—and slap your self-flagellation at the bottom of the steps.
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She walked about in Eastbourne, going nowhere, wondering if she would meet a chum, and when she didn't it seemed better that she shouldn't, that privately and on her own she should dwell on how life should be now.
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Of course, there was still the sad matter of the aged Vitor Belfort getting knocked out in the main event, but we will only dwell on that a brief moment before diving into some of the more enjoyable bouts.
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He has disappointed some members of the party who have hoped his campaign would become more disciplined, but instead have seen him dwell on and even repeat his own missteps rather than maintaining a focused offensive against Hillary Clinton.
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That has left investors to dwell on the fundamentals: a Russian market where stocks appeared dirt cheap after last year's sell-off, especially in light of the more than 45 percent rise in global oil prices earlier this year.
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And while she doesn't like to dwell on how her corporate career could've gone differently, there remains a tinge of regret about the heights this promising young Harvard M.B.A. could've reached had her situation happened in the current era.
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Screenplays — if they are made into movies — are essentially collaborations, and movies are not a writer's medium, we all know this, and I don't want to dwell on the craft of screenwriting except insofar as it relates to revision.
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Mr. Gladwell writes the approximately 45-minute scripts, and they had recorded nine of this season's 10 episodes, which dwell on topics as varied as the economics of private golf courses in Los Angeles, the family behind Brown v.
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But rather than dwell on the past, the artist is intent on looking ahead, toward a utopian vision of the future that inspires his otherworldly Cloud Cities sculptures — geometric constellations of various sizes composed of glass and iridescent plexiglass.
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But in the 62-minute speech — considerably shorter than recent such campaign events — the president didn't dwell on his trial playing out in the Senate, instead focusing largely on the nation's low unemployment rate, health care, terrorism and immigration.
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The film uses snippets of television news and remarks from lay people to remind viewers of the revelations of sexual abuse and financial malfeasance plaguing the church, but it also tries, somewhat awkwardly, not to dwell on those problems.
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The 31-year-old U.S. Open champion was not prepared to dwell on the issues he had in putting away the Serb, instead preferring to put the result in the win column and begin preparations for fourth round opponent Andreas Seppi.
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These gay people enjoy a retractable leash that gives them access to social networks and power — as long as they share other Republican priorities, like a border wall and gun rights, and don't dwell on their sexuality or gay rights.
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By choosing, unusually, to open proceedings on October 250nd, she hoped to park the subject for the rest of the week, letting her big speech on October 250th dwell on the broader theme of "a country that works for everyone".
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But though composed in the heat and terror of a dangerous moment, this is a remarkably cool, precise and in places even good-humored book; Fang generally prefers to lampoon China's authoritarian bureaucracy than to dwell on his own suffering.
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"The sad reality is that we have come to expect this kind of behavior from so many men, that it is so 'normal' to us we often decide it is not worth our time or effort to dwell on," they wrote.
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" "Although I am exhilarated by tomorrow's spacewalk I have no time to dwell on these emotions," he wrote, noting that the two Tims had six hours and thirty minutes to work on the Space Station's hull, which were "meticulously planned.
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Eastwood would go on to make dozens more films after High Plains Drifter — from high-octane thrillers and crime films to biographies and historical dramas, along with a number of Westerns, many of which would dwell on similar themes and motifs.
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" But in the last year of his life, Cassidy didn't dwell on his diagnosis, choosing to focus on his friends, family and fans after a decades-long career in music and TV. "In the end, I just want to be happy.
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Equally, IS rejoices when Western countries dwell on scores of people dying at home rather than the hundreds of Muslims killed by bombs in Beirut and Turkey or the millions mouldering in refugee camps and suffering in Syria's civil war.
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More recently, Sinclair and Blichfeld have shown a willingness to dwell on more uncomfortable aspects of its subject matter, too, especially in a dreamy episode in which the Guy lands in the E.R., sneaking tokes when the nurses look away.
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Not to dwell on ancient history too much, but is the oft-cited impetus for you leaving Depeche Mode—that the others wanted to go in a darker direction than you did—actually the reason that you quit the band?
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He is often loath to publicly criticize his hosts when traveling, and in visits to countries from the United States to Egypt he has chosen to issue broad reminders about principles of democracy and justice, rather than dwell on specific shortcomings.
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These days, she said, there is too much time for her to dwell on the indignity of her situation, to worry about money, to both imagine the sex she will have and to relive the sex she's already had with clients.
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Some philosophers will wonder why Damasio doesn't dwell on and repeat endlessly, as they do, that consciousness is a mystery, that no one has offered a satisfying account of how feelings, experience, subjectivity and consciousness emerged, and how experience is produced.
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Salvador is reluctant to dwell on this period of his life — even as the recent election of Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil's far-right president, echoes the former dictatorship — and he seems uncomfortable taking credit for any sort of consciousness-raising in Brazil.
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Skype saves every chat-based conversation you have on the platform, which is great for remembering that joke your buddy made, checking notes your classmate shared, or as you dwell on the answers a potential hire gave during the interview process.
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Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat who had described Mr. Trump, a Republican, as an unqualified and dangerous candidate for the presidency, seemed willing to dwell on the Midtown traffic situation and the prospect that Mr. Trump's victory would make it worse.
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Despite this book's inclusion in Yale University Press's Jewish Lives series of biographies, Kaplan doesn't particularly dwell on the fact that the author of "White Christmas" and "Easter Parade" was born Israel Baline in Belarus, the son of a cantor.
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Primarily a writer of poetry and art criticism, her language also spills off the page and into immersive audiovisual environments, film and spoken-word performances that often dwell on the environment, issues of identity and the nature of deep time.
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Fret about how my apartment is embarrassingly dusty, dwell on how I don't have enough Twitter followers, wonder if I texted a new friend something stupid, and marinate on how everyone noticed me toppling over in yoga class this morning.
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"What we've seen, in Kabul, and Iraq in 2003, and more recently Syria, is that although people dwell on what's been lost or destroyed, local curators have done a remarkable amount to look after their own heritage," Mr. Simpson said.
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But he did not dwell on the historic vote or spend much time attacking the congressional Democrats who charged him with abuse of power and obstruction of Congress by pressuring a foreign government to assist him in smearing a political rival.
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The friend I'd been upset about and I actually didn't resolve the issues for months afterward, but after letting out how I felt I didn't dwell on it, and I didn't constantly contact her in an attempt to force her to speak up.
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Ye Htut, the outgoing Minister of Information and presidential spokesman, said Suu Kyi should respect the military as, essentially, the country's second biggest party, and urged her administration not to dwell on the issue of the presidency, instead focusing on economic reform.
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But it ends on a cheery upbeat note anyhow — you wouldn't want to dwell on the chaos and destruction too long because it might just kill the mood — which is both completely predictable for a movie like Rampage and, well, kind of disturbing.
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But Mystery is clearly someone who doesn't like to dwell on the negative, and while what I've read is tantamount to me reading his most nightmarish diary entry, it's also an example of how PUAs use sexual intimidation to drive women toward them.
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The film moves quickly through her final years and death in 1989 from ovarian cancer, as if the creators did not want to dwell on the idea of someone so funny leaving behind a legacy shaped in part by a premature demise.
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ET, SEC Network Plus ABOUT SAVANNAH STATE (4-6): The Tigers have had 2 1/2 weeks to dwell on the lopsided loss at Utah in which they allowed the Utes to shoot 60.7 percent overall and 52.4 percent from 3-point range.
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His state-of-the-union speech, scheduled for March 1st, is likely to dwell on his favourite topics: the governmement's crackdown on crime and drugs and its construction of roads, sewers and schools, which has been slowed but not ended by austerity.
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And with her health scares behind her for now, Lynn recently told PEOPLE she has no plans to retire any time soon: "As long as you dwell on the bad, it's taking the life away from you that you need to be living."
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"I made a rule for myself—if I want to have any sad thoughts or negative thoughts or really just dwell on something, I'm going to do that and honor it, but I'm going to do it on a run," she says.
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Much as we might want to dwell on all the unsavory things the report tells us about the way Trump conducted his business and now runs his presidency, it's not anything the American people, including most of his supporters, didn't already know.
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The exhibition shows, but does not dwell on, who has been left out of a history mostly shaped by white men (there are rare exceptions on view, like the "Astro Black" video installation by Soda_Jerk that muses on Sun Ra's theories of Afrofuturism).
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After President George W. Bush lost the popular vote in 2000 but won the narrowest of Electoral College victories after the Supreme Court stopped a hotly disputed Florida recount, he did not publicly dwell on the way he had gotten into office.
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Myrna Ayad, Art Dubai's director, said the event featuring artists from 48 countries does not seek to dwell on the region's miseries, but noted that as Dubai's star has risen in the art world the art on offer cannot flinch from harsh realities.
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She let her mind dwell on the quiet vestibules, hung with Oriental tapestries, lighted by tall lamps of bronze, and on the two tall footmen in knee breeches who dozed in the large armchairs, made drowsy by the heat of the furnace.
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The two met in class at The University of Texas in 1934 and married in 1939, just months after the start of World War II. "They'll tell you stories of the past, but they don't dwell on the past," Free told KXAN.
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Because even the worst people are complicated, mysterious, and full of contradictions from the day they're born, this is an existential crisis that it isn't possible for a person to have, which makes it probably the only inherently worthless question for art to dwell on.
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If the idea was to turn him into a hero -- classmates chant his name -- it's hard not to dwell on the fact the program has shanghaied the event from every other kid in attendance by shifting the focus to her, all to fabricate a storyline.
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In the score, the word "dead" was marked with a thicket of inflections, to indicate that it should be stuttered rather than merely spoken, and Benjamin asked Orendt to dwell on the initial words of his reply before landing, decisively, on the conclusive syllable.
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The series does not dwell on the murder, but instead imagines the everyday life that mother and daughter shared—the lies that Dee Dee wove around them, shielding them from speculation and reinforcing Gypsy's own belief that her mother was, indeed, her guardian angel.
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"We all miss a great man who had Alzheimer's and acted out at the end," Ms. Cunningham Agee said, adding that it would be a shame to dwell on that difficult seven-week period in the twilight of his life after a long, happy union.
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Strout's brilliant achievement is to create in one book a character who can give a clear but deeply reserved account of what it's like to be isolated, poor and abused, even as she makes us see the dignity in refusing to dwell on the details.
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This album is more mournfully grand than her norm, conjuring wider spaces and gloomier melodies, with lyrics that dwell on environmental collapse above all ("Be careful of the natural world," she warns on the first song, and then: "Have mercy on the natural world").
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Nobody does nepotism better than Nascar, which raises the question of how Elliott would have fared if his real name had not been William Clyde Elliott II. "I don't want to dwell on hypotheticals, on speculation," said Waltrip, whose brother Darrell was also a champion Nascar driver.
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It's perhaps too soon to dwell on such an enticing possibility; astrophysicists point out that it would require suspiciously good luck for black holes from the Big Bang to happen to merge at just the right time for us to detect them, 13.8 billion years later.
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" As Koranic statements go, that one is not especially challenging to Christianity; indeed it somewhat resembles the words of Saint Paul that God "has made of one blood all nations of men to dwell on all the earth and hath determined the bounds…of their habitation.
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But when the Huskies dropped two of their next three, to Temple and Tulsa, critics began to dwell on Ollie's decision this season to assign major roles to transfers — Gibbs from Seton Hall; Miller from Cornell; and Rodney Purvis, who left North Carolina State in 2013.
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These questions and suggestions come from well-meaning people, she reminds herself, and she carries them with her not to dwell on a sense of isolation but because they are always waiting, at the next picnic, church service, family reunion, wedding, book club, potluck, grocery aisle.
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The young actors playing Sully's family are revealed here for the first time, along with the children from another Na'vi clan, called the Metkayina, who dwell on giant oceanic atoll reefs under the rule of a leader named Tonowari (Cliff Curtis of Fear the Walking Dead).
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Don't dwell on failures It's tempting to obsess about the night you played to two people who had their arms crossed the entire time, but after you play 40 shows, you only focus on the times when the whole audience was singing along and crowd surfing.
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There's a touch of that idea in Iron Giant (which we'll get to), but it doesn't dwell on it at length, while Ghost Protocol (one of the finest modern action movies) is mostly about how it would be totally rad to free climb the world's tallest building.
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In an interview with CNN's Fareed Zakaria set to air Sunday, Bannon said that Sessions's decision to recuse himself from the federal probe into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia "is not even an issue," and that Trump should not dwell on the matter.
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Rather than dwell on his January 2008 death in New York, the film uses Ledger's video archives and interviews with his family and closest friends to "celebrate Heath's life and to tell the story of this multi-faceted artist," director and producer Derik Murray told Reuters Television.
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Nowadays, the global media — which tends to dwell on what separates, rather than unites, Jews and Muslims — and the spread of Islamic fundamentalism on the internet has left Morocco's youth largely unaware that a sizable Jewish community lived among them only 60 or 70 years ago.
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We don't have long to dwell on the thought of Simone and Jake on a road trip together because Jake reaches over as Tess' back is turned to him, pulls down the back of her collar, and caresses a tiny star tattoo on the back of her neck.
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There's a lot that's compelling about these kinds of relationships, but most stories dwell on the power play they create, and especially on the idea that the young woman — by virtue of her beauty or innocence or strength of character — has rendered the powerful and immortal man powerless.
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But after spending 20 years not being able to express his true self, Pearson has more important things to do than dwell on the haters — last week, the musician marked a milestone for the Christian rock and LGBTQ communities when he released a music video featuring a gay couple.
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But, just for a day, last month's reflection on a national tragedy gave us a chance to dwell on our shared identity and to recognize that, even in these caustic times, we are still capable of progress in the most fundamental of tasks to protect the American homeland. Gen.
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"It wasn't healthy or productive to dwell on the ways I felt I'd been shivved by then-FBI Director James Comey — three times over the final five months of the campaign," wrote Clinton in her 85033 book, "What Happened," which attempts to explain how she lost the election.
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The movie gives the impression that at two hours or eight hours, it would play in a similar way: content to let details emerge over time; happy to dwell on scenes that a more conventional drama might elide for aimlessness; and only tentatively committed to graceful dramatic arcs.
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Some or all of these may be the reason, but the timing of the event and the discussion of other changes in the Cabinet team also coincided with an event that Trump may not have wanted people to dwell on: the high-profile congressional special election in Pennsylvania.
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It's easy to dwell on negativity, but even easier to succeed when you approach each new day and project with a renewed sense of positivity — what I like to call 'short-term amnesia,' the mentality that we will still achieve greatness despite any inevitable setbacks we may face.
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Either way, to dwell on "Despacito," even the pre-Bieber version, is to focus on a strain of Latin pop — middle-aged mainstream singer partners with a late-career rapper for credibility boost — that is, if not on the wane, then at least of less importance than ever.
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It's hard not to dwell on all the players we didn't get to see go swimming—or drink by themselves at a beach bar in Mexico and sing to the locals—now that training camp draws near and board or jean short-shorts are traded in for league issued length apparel.
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If I told the story of my Kafkaesque law school years, I would want to dwell on their curious characters and emotional textures, alert to how such things were shaped by the institution's whiteness, but not feeling pressed to shuffle every detail into line behind a clickbait claim of violence.
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Rather than dwell on issues of life, which have persisted for decades despite Republican presidents and majorities in both houses of Congress and on the Supreme Court, the religious right has focused its energies on religious freedom -- only the freedom to practice one's religion has been limited to issues of sexuality.
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So let's all give thanks to Yoko Ono whose response to the election of Donald Trump somehow captured my inner monologue: This comes after a pre-election tweet—November 8, 1 PM—in which Ono implored her followers not to dwell on negative emotions by releasing them and then moving on.
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I've noticed that these thoughts tend to run in a loop—that their contents dwell on similar themes: fear of not getting something I want, fear of losing something I have, and most frequently, the fear of not being enough (coupled with self-destructive ideas about how to remedy that).
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They ask that we view the conscription of young bodies into ancient conflict as a point of hope instead of shame; that the oppressed aspire to be superhumans rather than the normal kind; that we not dwell on what ultimately happened to King, or, for that matter, even to Kaepernick.
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A splashy 234th season kickoff event on Wednesday at a posh Manhattan hotel overlooking Central Park was not meant as a celebration of the past but of the riches that lay ahead, so there was no need to dwell on a troubling bottom line which is written in red ink.
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At the time of that meeting, China was already a big and decades-old winner in economic exchanges with the U.S. Washington, however, chose not to dwell on that at Sunnylands, even though America's huge, $318.7 billion trade deficit with China in 2013 accounted for nearly half of its total trade gap.
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When a corp psychologist (Paul Giamatti) shows up to psychoanalyze Morgan in the clumsiest, most crisis-provoking way he can, it's particularly hard not to dwell on the similar but much more elliptical, cautious sequences in Ex Machina, where caged robot Ava and interlocutor Caleb gently fenced against each other for advantage.
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The books, which dwell on the internal politics of the Iron Islands in considerably greater detail, offer us a richer picture of who he is and where he comes from — while at the same time hinting at dimensions of his character that may have been entirely written out of the HBO series.
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Yet "Ill Winds" does not dwell on how the United States has blighted its democratic credibility, gliding past a darker history that could reappear during future contests against China or Russia: how the Cold War drove Washington's support for vicious anti-Communist governments in Indonesia, Pakistan, South Africa, Argentina, Iran and elsewhere.
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Betsy is a nervous urban third grader, being "scientifically" brought up by her Aunt Frances, who sympathizes with all her fears and anxieties and thereby encourages her to dwell on them; when Betsy goes to live with her Vermont cousins, she is deeply shocked to be sent off to school on her own.
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But, whereas Tom Hanks and Brad Pitt are given free rein to channel the Everyman in American cinema, being a minority actress often means auditioning for roles that dwell on the specificity of the Asian-American experience—roles that, for the actor, can feel like a constant reminder of what sets her apart.
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She let her mind dwell on the large parlors, decked with old silk, with their delicate furniture, supporting precious bric-a-brac, and on the coquettish little rooms, perfumed, prepared for the 220 o'clock chat with the most intimate friends, men well known and sought after, whose attentions all women envied and desired.
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I write, teach and talk about this daily, not to dwell on the fact that our children's world is falling apart, but more to stress what can be done One of the most common responses I hear when I talk about children's rights and protection is: this is how it's always been.
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Where the Support/Surface artist Marc Devade, for example, brought a heavy psychoanalytical bend to his writing and placed the painter in crisis squarely in the center of any painting practice, Bonnefoi did not dwell on the importance of the painter and did his best to evacuate volition as much as possible from his method.
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"Part of the reason I wrote the blog is to get a discussion going about how easy it is for us all to hang on and dwell on that ONE negative comment, instead of a whole sea of positive ones," Warren shared hoping to remind people that journalists and public figures are humans, too.
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Since we prefer to celebrate the all stars rather than dwell on those who missed the mark, ahead you'll find 14 celebrities who really did the damn thing: Cara Delevingne revived her "Bad Blood" alter-ego, R29 fave Baddie Winkle went all music festival-ed out, and KenGi upstaged everyone (except each other, obviously).
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I have spoken to many men who dwell on the physical separation between themselves, their pregnant partners, and their growing baby — especially in the early weeks, when a miscarriage is most likely to happen, and before they have had a chance to see their baby on a scan or feel kicks through a swollen belly.
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Because the lateral OFC system fires "error neurons" in response to non-reward and maintains this firing longer than is typical, it can create a feedback loop with language systems which maintains a negative cognitive state (this may also explain the tendency for those with depression to dwell on and revisit their depressive thoughts).
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At the Developer Forum, Mr. Krzanich will deliver a keynote speech, in which he is expected to dwell on topics like virtual reality, sensors and artificial intelligence, which was in the news last week when Intel bought an A.I. start-up, Nervana Systems, that has technology that will be used in Intel's data center chips.
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But I think in the end when you're with somebody who is compassionate and interested in you as a person, that all quickly just goes away — because, look, we're all people, and we have our flaws and our good parts, and you either dwell on those things that aren't perfect, or you see beyond it.
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I told him I had to go to the doctor, and because mine was in the thyroid – in the neck – I had to wait for it to heal [after surgery] and have treatment… It's amazing when you go through something like that – you appreciate what you have and try not to dwell on things you don't have.
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On a practical level (I know you can only dwell on feelings for so long before you get antsy, Capricorn), redecorating your home is a fantastic way to work the Venus in Aries vibes, as is connecting with your inner domestic deity or working out issues with your landlord or roommates: Venus knows how to charm everyone.
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Of course, I tried not to dwell on it — and intellectually I know there's almost nothing a pregnant woman can do to cause a loss — but I was still paranoid about the ibuprofen I'd taken for pharyngitis before I knew I was pregnant, and the apple cider vinegar I'd gargled which one website said pregnant women should avoid.
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"Trouble with Trent 1000 series engines that power Boeing's Dreamliners continued to be a yoke around the engine maker's neck, but with the cash costs of the resulting engine maintenance issues in-line with previous guidance, traders are happy to look to the future rather than dwell on the past," said Artjom Hatsaturjants, research analyst at Accendo Markets.
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I thought — and feared — that you being elected would unleash a wave of misogyny in the U.S. But as we've seen, that happened anyway — which is why we can't allow ourselves to dwell on the fact that I had a celebratory blue sequin custom suit made for my post-election show, and could barely wear it.
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The high kicks and the bedazzled maroon suit are what most people dwell on, but no matter how many times you watch it, you can always find something new to love about it: The way the tip of his tongue determinedly creeps out of the corner of his mouth while he's kicking and the horns swell.
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Netflix's batch-viewing model makes it harder to take the time to dwell on a coincidence or complication that might throw you out of the story, and even if the twists and turns of Seven Seconds become too miserable to bear, its "autoplay" feature ensures that you'll be able to just go on to the next batch of misery.
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Others might point out that as Jews continued to dwell on the land after the destruction of the Temple, and produce works of great importance like the Mishnah and the Palestinian Talmud, Israel continued to function as reality for the minority who remained behind in the Levant, while it became an idea for the majority in exile.
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Eugenides's stories tend to dwell on how men objectify women and use them as screens on which to project their own anxieties about sex and power and masculinity; in The Virgin Suicides, for instance, the beautiful and tragic Lisbon sisters become the means through which the neighborhood boys work out their own confusions over adolescence and longing.
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Before the phone conversation, the two sides had agreed — at the behest of Mr. Trump's team — that the presidents should avoid talking about the thorny issues that had scuttled their first planned meeting, the Mexican official said, and Trump administration officials told their Mexican counterparts that they would ensure that the president would not dwell on past disagreements.
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Kevin Hertel, a Democratic state representative leading the party's campaign to retake the chamber, said that having credible female candidates dwell on practical economic concerns has the advantage of appealing to two types of swing voters: those in affluent areas like Oakland County and western Wayne County, where women are in open revolt against the president.
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Over those 200 days, McIlroy would no doubt like to dwell on other parts of his life, a sentiment familiar to Michael Phelps, a 28-time Olympic medalist who participated in a pre-Ryder Cup celebrity match and can appreciate the trickiness of trying to evolve as a person when the public just wants you to perform.
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People in almost any industry would prefer not to dwell on the transactional basis of their relationships with others, but that's what Fraser asked her peers to join her in doing when she took up the old metaphor of artist as prostitute, and implicated everyone involved: the dealer as pimp, the collector as john, the viewer as voyeur.
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Stephens's column, as written, did not dwell on the ideas advanced in "Natural History of Ashkenazi Intelligence," but he did repeatedly make specific reference to Ashkenazi Jews — those descended from Jews living in the Holy Roman Empire about a thousand years ago, rather than Jews of Spanish or Middle Eastern origin — which have since been changed to simply refer to Jews.
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It's easy enough to sell out an evangelical Christian childhood, and plenty of other pens have been given over to the subject of whether it's a good idea to raise children in the expectation of being swept up by the Raisin Bran scoop of heaven; I have no wish to dwell on the question of whether I ought to have been taught about the Rapture.
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Further details it chooses to dwell on in the update is how the AIs it uses to aid the human content review process of flagged Facebook Live streams are in fact tuned to "detect and prioritize videos that are likely to contain suicidal or harmful acts" — with the AI pushing such videos to the top of human moderators' content heaps, above all the other stuff they also need to look at.
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What sets this album above previous ones isn't Anohni's voice per se, which remains the model of a pathologically strained Brit-soul school that tackier artists like Sam Smith have since taken to the pop charts, or her political lyrics, which have gotten more alert and continue to dwell on rising tides and dying animals with more sentimentality than an ecologist might prefer, but rather the new experimental electronic template.
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"Is there a way to talk about sexual assault that doesn't dwell on the brutality of the act itself on women's bodies in a way that is treated as action or eroticized?" the artist Naima Ramos-Chapman asked at a recent symposium at John Jay College, in association with the exhibition "The Un-Heroic Act: Representations of Rape in Contemporary Women's Art in the U.S." The show, on view through Nov.
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At the same time, an exhibition often startling in its political candor — I can't imagine anything like it at the Metropolitan Museum — isn't afraid to dwell on the region's very real beauties, embodied by an 1823 Mississippi landscape painting by John James Audubon, or in a 1934 photograph of three chicly dressed African-American women on a Saturday stroll in Grenada, a city about 100 miles northeast of Jackson.
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And we are, in fact, one blood, for He, meaning God, has made from one blood all nations, for to dwell on the face of the Earth we are one and so our collective voice in this hour must always be louder than the voice of one who may speak sometimes representing these United States, whose words sometimes do not reflect that legacy of my father, who was a patriarch but also a citizen of the world.
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One particularly harrowing paragraph lists off the consequences bluntly: "If the power grid infrastructure were to collapse, the United States would experience significant: Although the report does not dwell on the implications, it acknowledges that a national power grid failure would lead to a perfect storm requiring emergency military responses that might eventually weaken the ability of the US Army to continue functioning at all: "Relief efforts aggravated by seasonal climatological effects would potentially accelerate the criticality of the developing situation.
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The lyrics of "What Do You Mean?" dwell on a lover's mixed signals, not to complain about blurred lines à la Robin Thicke, but to establish a series of conflicting alternatives symbolic of a yes/no binary — when you nod your head yes but you wanna say no, when you don't want me to move but you tell me to go, first you wanna go to the left then you wanna turn right, wanna argue all day make love all night, etc.
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