The first female presidency could easily hurt in the short term.
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In the long run, that could easily hurt sign ups if the situation doesn't improve.
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Here's where the irony begins: He can more easily hurt the conservative parts than the liberal parts.
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Remember how you were soft and easily hurt, before your skin hardened to ceramic, your heart to steel.
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"And when a relationship becomes more intimate, it becomes more vulnerable, and [people] can become more easily hurt," Kahn says.
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Although the crabs of the zodiac are sensitive and can feel easily hurt by others, they prefer to believe the best in people.
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They may show up as being easily hurt by constructive feedback, obsessing about work off-hours, or letting the emotional contagion of a toxic workplace demoralize you.
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"Bad losses in Iowa and New Hampshire, and some other states, could easily hurt Biden," said Julian Zelizer, a professor of public affairs and history at Princeton University.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Regardless of how qualified you are for a job, saying or doing the wrong thing in an interview can easily hurt your chances.
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As a standup comedian, when I go onstage I'm very honest about the fact that my feelings are easily hurt, that I care about being looked at, and that I'm putting it on the line.
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But it remains unclear what he would tell impeachment investigators if he were to appear, and House Democrats are nervous that he is such a wild card he could just as easily hurt their case as help it.
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Ask a non-psychologist what a 'sensitive' person is like, and they might say someone who's easily hurt by a jibe, who cries at sad (or sometimes happy) moments in movies, who prefers the company of a single friend or a book of poetry to a party.
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Even so, to give some credit to regulators, there are still very real reasons this charter could easily hurt the not-nascent-but-not-yet-matured fintech sector in many ways: Bureaucracy: The OCC has granted only one national bank charter in the last six years.
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I wasn't just finding out what animals looked like, but testing my capacity to navigate that perilous space between harm and care that was partly about understanding how much power over things I might have and partly how much power I had over myself, knowing that I could so easily hurt them.
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" Even more tellingly, the group "we" has given way to an "I," a passionately imperfect character who's impulsive, sensual, easily hurt but also proud and a little cerebral: "I overthink your punctuation use," she admits in "The Louvre," a song about the rush of infatuation and obsession for a guy she already knows is "not my type.
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Wagner had a very combative and harsh personality. He did not take insults lightly and never phrased things diplomatically. He had difficulties with Schmoller and was an enemy of Lujo Brentano – and these two were about his closest colleagues. By all contemporary accounts, it is probably fair to say that Wagner was vain, easily hurt and extremely choleric.
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The neurotic personality of our time. New York: W. W. Norton and Company. Albert Mehrabian developed an early questionnaire measure of rejection sensitivity. Mehrabian suggested that sensitive individuals are reluctant to express opinions, tend to avoid arguments or controversial discussions, are reluctant to make requests or impose on others, are easily hurt by negative feedback from others, and tend to rely too much on familiar others and situations so as to avoid rejection.
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Looking after Sol takes a toll on Asher, however. One of Cole's first scenes to film was a kiss between Sol and Naz. Cole found it tough and awkward as the actors had only just met, and would have preferred it to be filmed later on, but said that the scene was awkward anyway so he did not have to act much for it. Sol has also been described as shy, caring, sweet, thoughtful, soft, easily hurt and reserved.
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Rent-seeking can prove costly to economic growth; high rent-seeking activity makes more rent-seeking attractive because of the natural and growing returns that one sees as a result of rent-seeking. Thus organizations value rent-seeking over productivity. In this case there are very high levels of rent-seeking with very low levels of output. Rent- seeking may grow at the cost of economic growth because rent-seeking by the state can easily hurt innovation.
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Young, Klosko, Weishaar: Schema Therapy – A Practitioner's Guide, 2003, p. 375. According to psychiatrist Glen Gabbard, NPD can be broken down into two subtypes, a grandiose, arrogant, thick-skinned "oblivious" subtype and an easily hurt, oversensitive, ashamed "hypervigilant" subtype. The oblivious subtype presents for admiration, envy, and appreciation a grandiose self that is the antithesis of a weak internalized self which hides in shame, while the hypervigilant subtype neutralizes devaluation by seeing others as unjust abusers.
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She feels guilty for what happened to Eins, as she was the one leader of her squad during the time the accident happened. ; : :The alpha-driver for Saya's team from the Blue World. Extremely clumsy and goofy yet also kindhearted and optimistic, Amane is the central point for the girls' motives, and each of their episodes shows just how they met and become friends with her. She loves teasing her friends, but is also easily hurt despite her carefree attitude.
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As time goes by and her character is developed, the audience also saw how Rebecca could be easily hurt, especially by those whom she loves. Trying to bring the best out in herself, Rebecca is normally shown as a good friend to people she liked and also seems to have little faith in herself when it comes to her proficiency. As time goes by, Rebecca becomes a strong woman who starts to know what she wants. With the return of her supposedly dead father Ludwig, she broke free of her past insecurities and flaws.
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Tutu has also been described as being sensitive, and very easily hurt, an aspect of his personality which he concealed from the public eye; Du Boulay noted that he "reacts to emotional pain" in an "almost childlike way". He never denied being ambitious, and acknowledged that he enjoyed the limelight which his position gave him, something that his wife often teased him about. He was, according to Du Boulay, "a man of passionate emotions" who was quick to both laugh and cry. As well as English, Tutu could speak Zulu, Sotho, Tswana, and Xhosa.
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Catherine "Kitty" Bennet is Mr. and Mrs. Bennet's fourth daughter, at 17 years old (18 years old later in the story); she is one of the novel's more lightweight characters. Her role in the Bennet family is little more than as the pliable, easily downtrodden, easily hurt, and easily teased flirt, whose substance is largely borrowed from Lydia. Kitty is described as "weak-spirited", "irritable", and (along with Lydia) "ignorant, idle and vain", she is also fainéant, easily intimidated, easily moved aside, dismissed and ignored (something she actually has in common with her sister, Mary (but while Mary seems to have been left to survive this alone, Kitty has attached herself to Lydia)), and is easily led.
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Original Airdate: February 7, 2007 The contestants were assigned to design a room on an $8000 budget and were given a fact sheet about each client, who they later learned were pre-teens. For an excursion to Target to shop for more accessories, they each received an additional $300, except for Elizabeth and Goil who, as winners of the last competition, received $400 each. Despite initial misgivings about Carisa's design with a desk built into the foot of the bed (one judge remarked that an active boy could easily hurt himself on the rough edges), her design was named one of the best that night. Goil's design, with a bed equipped to roll away inside the wall when not in use, and a crawl space for the child to hide if he so chose, was also liked by the judges.
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