We're all wandering around with our ids and egos and super-egos, our brain chemistries and cultural experiences, our very different realities.
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TC: Finally — while we're on the subject of egos — do you have any advice for founders on how to manage journalist egos, too?
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" - Tony, 35 "Lawyers egos are off the charts.
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The issue comes when we can't make decisions to protect our own egos; when we are being told that the egos of unfamiliar men are more valuable than our own.
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"We all worked together — no egos," Mr. Pierce said.
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Whether the purge will affect their egos is another matter.
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Still, managing giant egos and pay packets is not easy.
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BOSSIE: I think their egos are just out of control.
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She has dealt with alpha males with inflated egos before.
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But mentally strong people aren't looking to inflate their egos.
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Over It. and Dowsing, and embracing their snarkier alter egos.
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Egos flaring between hotshot pilots will presumably also be involved.
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Bruised egos and raw feelings still remain from that episode.
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Waking people are not beholden to their sleeping alter egos.
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Pisces have an uncanny talent for delicately handling male egos.
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But egos and bad business decisions derailed the band's future.
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It was just part of one of my alter egos.
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The egos got out of control and led to infighting.
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There are no egos involved when it comes to writing.
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Healthy competition is fun, but watch out for big egos!
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"Capitalism needs schizophrenia, but it also needs egos," Peretti wrote.
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We've basically left any sort of egos at the door.
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Not even Madison Square Garden could fit the characters' egos.
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Or perhaps their arrogance or egos get in the way.
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Anytime there's money on the line, there are egos involved.
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Egos What makes a story worthy of an entire book?
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The White House was not big enough for two egos.
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Egos are overriding common sense and I think it's ridiculous.
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It's hurt their relative portfolio performance and their egos, at least.
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But it was perilous, too, for stars and their fragile egos.
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S. tie-up, he added, "even with fewer big egos involved".
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Jupiter has been known to blow hot air into insecure egos.
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And then it becomes a pull and tug between your egos.
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National egos and power politics will always require some horse-trading.
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Surrounded by sycophants, drivers can easily lose control of their egos.
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"I understand artists' egos all too well," Ms. Dunham wryly notes.
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There were no egos involved; everyone checked that at the door.
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I think of the two women as the artist's alter egos.
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Someone has to juggle egos, force compromises and set the tempo.
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Everybody has their little alter egos, the name people calls them.
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Tension arrives today, so watch out for exaggeration and big egos.
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Make "egos" singular and the phrase defines the Oval Office now.
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Here are five favorites that didn't appear in my Egos column.
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They were not merely pleasing palates; they were also feeding egos.
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His alter egos were not case studies; they were role models.
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Both of the men's egos take priority over Little Paul's life.
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Managing monster egos and ornery clients was one of his strengths.
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They conveyed hurt feelings, bruised egos and strong differences of opinion.
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This has spawned a legion of memes that mock their egos.
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Our egos fuel an ecosystem that can become acrid with familiarity.
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I quickly learned that I didn't work well with big egos.
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Of course, there are huge egos all over the place, right?
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I enjoy the alter egos he takes on as he gets older.
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Also watch out for big egos, they're everywhere under this cosmic alignment.
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There's more to dissociative disorders than role-playing and having alter egos.
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It's altogether clear that in this war of egos, we're the losers.
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But this time, I was playing with people who had incredible egos.
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The reputation (and in some cases egos) of Endeavour's crew swelled similarly.
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The elaborate fictions these swindlers spin tend to inflate their own egos.
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But clashing egos at the top now make it seem anything but.
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But that means you can get these massive egos battling for dominance.
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Big egos clash today, and your relationships are undergoing a big shift.
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The sun opposes Pluto in Capricorn on July 14 and egos clash!
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They're often alter egos that children use to sort out their impulses.
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This is a meeting of egos, ambitions and controlling the media narrative.
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Mr Gelb concedes that he already finds himself mediating between big egos.
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Containing Congressional egos and demagoguery, especially when in the limelight, is difficult.
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"Egos will destroy a team like this," Armstrong, the general manager, said.
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"They all were viewed as my alter egos," Mr. Doctoroff, 61, said.
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But both of them are still battling their own egos and backgrounds.
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Definitely watch out for arguments today, as well as for massive egos.
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He called the dissent "a matter of egos" and made the changes.
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Critics' corner: It's a clash of egos, says Jennifer Saba of Breakingviews.
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Watch out for big egos and know-it-alls on this day!
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"Every day, I saw 'Leave your egos at the door,'" Reed said.
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But who can persuade them to bury their egos and do so?
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It's because of a political clash of egos, half a century ago.
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And, in a way, it was a way of stripping away egos.
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We're not coming in with a ton of money and huge egos.
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With silicone or needles, the women give life to their alter egos.
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We use peacemaking tactics to assuage predators' egos or cajole their senses.
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The best producers put their own egos aside and let others shine.
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And this is just one of many fictitious alter egos to emerge.
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Everything is bigger in Texas, including the egos, the parties and the drama.
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The only people who are going to get hurt are some boys' egos.
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You're putting 15 men in wigs with huge egos together in a room.
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The mood is confident—but you'll also need to contend with huge egos.
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Similarly, you can't announce the Oscar nominations without stomping on a few egos.
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Letting Wall Street-sized egos loose inside companies does not always go well.
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You may have to contend with some big egos, but generosity flows, too.
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BILL ROGERS: I think egos checked at the door, you can see that.
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Roddenberry also wasn't the best at managing the fragile egos of his writers.
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All of it: the bullshit backstage, the backstabbing, the constant navigation of egos.
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Bruised egos aside, J-Rod appear to be going from strength to strength.
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The egos had landed alright, and they were doing donuts on the runway.
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They had formidable egos and captivating prose styles and strong, often unpredictable opinions.
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Leos can have rather big egos as they tend to crave the spotlight.
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Surely the bruised egos of two talented writers are deserving of our empathy.
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His footballers are cosmopolitan superstars whose skills are as formidable as their egos.
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"They've overcome a lot of fears and insecurities and faculty egos," he said.
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With that many egos and voices, it threatened to be shallow and fragmented.
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There were lessons [for me] in dealing with difficult personalities and big egos.
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For Tolstoy, the problem with people is that they're marooned in their egos.
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In short, organizations need to check their egos at the door and collaborate.
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The Nets are a young crew, not unduly burdened by egos and attitude.
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The sun clashes with Mars at 7:35 PM and egos clash, too.
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Destiny and Esther are the alter egos of Sara Gardner and Lori Canada.
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You see, our egos are the brittle shell holding our gooey creativity together.
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That membership card only served to fuel egos and increase the sense of entitlement.
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This isn't just a personal feud, born solely of two male politicians' bruised egos.
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The sun and Mars can inflate the competitive vibes and even puff up egos.
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Sometimes the world need radicals, even radicals with aggressive egos, to root out evils.
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Massaging their egos was a bigger part of the job than carrying the bags.
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This is not a big deal, no one died...except for a few egos.
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I see her fall inward as a cast of egos vie for top billing.
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In the face of such egos, he had to keep them slightly off-balance.
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Allegories about transformation, alter egos, and true selves resonate in particular with LGBTQ audiences.
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That hurt the egos of many intellectuals who got something so major so wrong.
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The year has been marked with petty spats from badmind artists with fragile egos.
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One source intimately familiar with the actors tells us it's all about big egos.
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As embodied by this thrilling actor, Crow and Dad are not merely alter egos.
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The two men have much in common: They are conservative populists with big egos.
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Will this be a clash of the titans or an arm wrestle of egos?
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Trump is just one of many big egos descending on the Swiss mountain resort.
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Professional kitchens can be harsh places where egos and tempers run hotter than ovens.
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As usual, social media is bringing out the worst in people and their egos.
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India and Pakistan need to heal their injured egos and sit down and talk.
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But this fresh defeat, this latest indignity, seemed to grate on the Knicks' egos.
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But big tech acquisitions are treacherous, inviting a clash of corporate cultures and egos.
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But big tech acquisitions are treacherous, inviting a clash of corporate cultures and egos.
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Mr. Rubio showed a lack of finesse in dealing with his fallen rivals' injured egos.
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Watch out for big egos—especially as the sun connects with Jupiter on April 14.
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We're driven by the celebration of good beer and not the egos of late celebrities.
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These displays of almost entirely undisciplined, uneducated fury and wounded egos aren't exactly technical marvels.
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Unfortunately, he admits now, The Hills stars let their egos get the better of them.
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As the hunting groups and their egos grow larger, tensions have begun to break out.
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"They will challenge each other's egos because their identities on core levels clash," Tripp says.
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Your job is basically catering to the egos of the men that you're talking to.
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Many of the attendees told Smith that they take inspiration from their fantasy alter-egos.
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I can imagine there are a lot of egos involved, how has been navigating that?
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If nothing else, the clash of egos and management styles in negotiations would be fascinating.
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By and large, scientists don't do research to confirm their biases or boost their egos.
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You can go ahead and match them with their superhero identities and civilian alter egos.
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That is largely due to a squad shorn of the bloated egos of tournaments past.
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Behind the scenes, the Charlottesville rally was a mess of competing egos and petty squabbles.
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This sort of tough-guy foreign policy is fragile because egos can be bruised easily.
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The Sun trines Jupiter at 5:49 PM, meaning that egos will be flying high.
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People have delicate egos, and even a slight word of condemnation can wound someone's pride.
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A man with as many alter egos as he has is hard to pin down.
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Leos, with their big egos and leadership skills, likely identified with Ginger Spice the most.
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All Silicon Valley VCs with egos great and greater: Shopping is trickier than you thought.
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They cannot let large egos — theirs and Trump's — get in the way of this opportunity.
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I think for the most part our egos get set aside for the greater good.
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They try not to control their children's choices to serve their own egos or anxieties.
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The Sun's meeting with Jupiter means that confidence will be boosted, but so will egos.
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The downsides: wrist soreness from autographing copies, bruised egos if the title plummets on Amazon.
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Sometimes the tension that holds these egos in check is precisely calibrated, thrilling to behold.
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Creatures like lobsters, cockroaches and sharks serve as alter egos and characters in his work.
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Another factor that often interferes with title runs is the management of egos among stars.
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She learned how Congress works, both as an institution and as a collection of egos.
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Iacocca's leadership style left a trail of bruised and battered egos and careers — including his own.
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It's a complicated mix of common-sense practices, illogical egos, and a fair amount of horror.
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Just watch out for communication issues, especially between people with big egos and big control issues.
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Power struggles could break out and there could be a clash of egos, even some bullying.
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Tiana's not into the rap beef and isn't trying to get caught between two big egos.
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Two Leos may find it difficult to check their egos in order to support each other.
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Our leaders must step up, put their egos aside and recognize the significance of this day.
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Recording artists have been known to adopt alter egos from time to time — remember Chris Gaines?
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Egos clash today, Sagittarius, and tension flares in your social life and in your finances, too.
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As patients, we're the non-experts, so we need to check our egos at the door.
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The gym's motto is "No Egos, Only Dedication," and sponsored fighters are expected to uphold this.
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The energy in your relationships will be exciting this evening, but watch out for massive egos.
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The two-sided quality of the Gemini goes beyond contrasting thoughts and into alter-egos, too.
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As the sole woman, Larson's character often makes subtle quips about the absurdity of male egos.
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The Sun will also oppose Pluto on July 10, so watch for massive egos and manipulators.
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They are people who put their companies above their egos and frequently blend into the background.
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They both possess outsize egos and are charter members of a Big Apple mutual admiration society.
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And while these leaders feed their egos, the people of Venezuela could finally feed their children.
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ALTER EGOS: Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, and the Twilight Struggle Over American Power, by Mark Landler.
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When describing his relationships with living authors, Mr. Gottlieb treads more carefully around eggshell-thin egos.
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Far juicier is a tale of frenemies and alcohol-engorged egos struggling to release their genius.
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"This is smart, because the media is full of people whose egos need stroking," she added.
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Relations among some of them had frayed, amid a clash of egos—endemic to such expeditions.
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When the group decides on the best path forward, there's no room for emotions or egos.
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Along with Samuel L. Jackson, the two play hero cops whose egos take them too far.
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New York hissed with egos inflating and deflating, he told the Rolling Stone reporter David Lipsky.
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" And so people who succeed in finance "are susceptible to developing massively outsized egos and appetites.
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Today's chief executives do their best to contain their egos and, instead, project a modest image.
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Egos If baseball is the great American pastime, driving may be the great American time waste.
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At many colleges, the tenure process can be fraught, shaped by competing egos and academic infighting.
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Both men need to put their egos aside and prioritize the agency's improvement with real dollars.
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Theodore Roosevelt, one in a long line of oversize personalities — and egos — to occupy that post.
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A new House of Lords would lessen the risk that wounded egos will spawn an opposition.
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Both had egos; even as they became basketball's Ruth and Gehrig, both wanted to be Ruth.
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"No egos, no intimidation," said Jes Dwyer, one of Nice Tattoo's owners and its lead artist.
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Still, in emergencies they sublimate their egos and jump on the line to help each other.
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These are alter egos of which party officials, whose ears are everywhere, can make strategic use.
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The machinations were of a piece with the manipulative habits of the two egos in chief.
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But as the show progresses, we get to delight in dozens of wigged Moira alter-egos.
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But once we learn to control our egos, a bevy of new income earning opportunities materialize.
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Far more than just some youthful clash of egos, the incident has a much wider relevance.
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Valiant's Faith is built on the tried-and-true credos of hope, optimism, and alter egos.
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I'm sure the Trump team thought it boosted both their egos, but it definitely boosts Trump's.
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Egos clashed, members bickered online, and some broke off to form the rival Democratic Football Lads Alliance.
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Power hungry, attention-seeking demagogues like Mr. Steyer serve their overheated egos while making solutions less likely.
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It's time for the pros to put our egos aside and focus on the mission at hand.
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The sun squares off with Pluto at 12:07 AM— big egos clash and power struggles abound.
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Leos are famous for their big egos, but even the hottest lions have self-esteem issues sometime.
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Our egos take over and keep us trapped in the stories we're constantly telling ourselves about ourselves.
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"It's about surrounding yourself with good people and checking your egos at the door," said Bill Rancic.
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So yeah, there's definitely a tug-of-war, and there's definitely egos involved and it gets challenging.
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The Sun will oppose Pluto on July 10, so watch for giant egos, manipulators, and shady individuals.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - For tech companies with headlines to fill and egos to please, details matter.
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We've seemingly made "changing the world" with our sparkling idealism, creativity and massive egos trendier than ever.
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We created alter egos for the day — mine was named Lala, after the hostess from Vanderpump Rules.
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People who are insecure will be especially anxious, protecting their sensitive egos, and will lash out aggressively.
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The pop icon was famous for his myriad alter egos — each seemingly more radical than the last.
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Missions should be focused on benefiting society, not on sustaining organizational or individual egos or vested interests.
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And if there's one way to get under a venture capitalist's skin, it's to ding their egos.
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I don't expect that's going to happen because egos are a little too strong in this business.
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But egos, activist investors and fluctuating share prices prevented the companies from going through with the union.
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And we entered an era of starchitects and big egos and — and buildings that were purely aesthetic.
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They are made pliable through the stroking of their egos, not by rubbing them the wrong way.
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I spoke to the the characters there and laughed at their jokes (and sometimes, at their egos).
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The Four Seasons lunch scene, and the fine art of accommodating New York's biggest egos, fascinated journalists.
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This type of acceleration encourages weak egos that are easily formed, and fade away just as easily.
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In horse racing, big purses are matched by big egos, a dynamic that sometimes encourages situational ethics.
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That mutual respect and keeping egos in check, that's a tough thing to do in professional sports.
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The sun meets Mercury at 9:40 PM, bringing valuable information—but watch out for big egos!
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As A24 grows, it will become harder to avoid the clash of egos and calcification into hierarchies.
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The ones that split bands up because they need their egos fuckin' stroked are the biggest cunts.
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That makes top-level diplomacy, to a certain extent, an exercise in corralling people with giant egos.
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Jackson's standard line was that theater would never tolerate the kind of egos she encountered in Parliament.
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The egos were too big to handle and the priorities left me yearning for something more meaningful.
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There are more roving hands and wounded male egos at the carnival parties in Gilgi's native Cologne.
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GLOW's first season was largely about Sam and his wrestlers developing their alter egos and wrestling styles.
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Some of the movement's leaders were notorious for their egos, pettiness and their demeaning treatment of women.
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But his alter egos, summoned by playmakers angered and bewildered by his election, have been myriad lately.
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It's almost a law of celebrity that given such stimulation, egos tend to inflate to gargantuan size.
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How would Vogel, in his first season on the job, handle the team's colorful assemblage of egos?
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However, egos clash at home as the sun squares off with the lord of the underworld, Pluto.
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"Men are too passionate and their egos are too stubborn," added Hayek, who has previously endorsed Clinton.
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It's harder for guys to get rid of their egos, to be even a little bit subservient.
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"I don't know whether it's their egos or they're just not willing to change," Canyon Barry said.
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The collaborative retreat offered these creators a chance for their alter egos to play off each other.
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What Cheng and others call narcissists' "fragile egos" might explain why they're more agitated by daily hassles.
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They're both native New Yorkers, both very rich, and both appear to have the egos accompanying that.
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Eno would lose this war of egos, leaving Roxy Music just months after For Your Pleasure was released.
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"You've got big media companies that have big egos," said Gandler, CEO and one of FuboTV's three cofounders.
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A lot of the people who make movies these days (with their big egos) are difficult to bear.
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But it also stems from our desire to protect our egos as well as to simplify decision making.
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The kingpins, with their resources, egos and catchy nicknames, never fail to capture the imagination of the world.
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The big-headed lion fears being rejected because it takes them a long time to soothe their egos.
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In an election season marked by animosity, egos and insults, this feud transcends media, politics and state lines.
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These Breakfast Club alter-egos may even give us more insight into each actor's role in WW 1984.
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All those big egos, suddenly meeting each other for the first time — it's bound to happen, isn't it?
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Ten years ago, the industry changed: Today, the money is more important, as well as advertising, and egos.
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Men with fragile egos should not have the world's faith placed in them to solve these existential crises.
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These women, who often go by alter egos, create "double lives" as rockers, according to photographer Paul Shiakallis.
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Old timers need to be tracked down, contracts have to be signed, and egos have to be massaged.
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The clash of egos and poor communication can lead to disaster, whether it's in the arena or boardroom.
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In a White House that has been afflicted by leaks and rocked by competing egos, Pence stands apart.
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At the crux of this drama are not only entertainment-industry egos—always outsized—but also divergent priorities.
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Even though "it's fun to have alter-egos," Jenner says that unless it's faux, the answer is no.
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He mastered the art of preserving political egos, even as he tore down the walls that enshrined them.
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Good vibes are flowing around your career and reputation, but watch out for big egos in your relationships.
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Watch out for power struggles as the sun opposes Pluto in Capricorn on July 14 and egos clash.
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Egos will clash—you need to figure out what your values are, and stand up for your boundaries.
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Could it be a matter of egos clashing as these young talents fight to be the star playmaker?
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Most designer coffee-table books are, to be honest, really just glossy accessories to egos and living rooms.
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It starts with our pitching staff, there's no way around it, and there's not a ton of egos.
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The egos of all the main characters in "Trajectory" fall on the invisible ends of the electromagnetic spectrum.
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In this moment, SNL resorted to a gay joke as a final punch to Trump and Spicer's egos.
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Those alter egos make McLaughlin, 46, one of golf's most colorful tournament directors, if not the most unlikely.
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So destabilizing are female bodies, and so fragile men's egos, that, even today, they must be kept apart.
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There's no support, there's no egos, there's no rules in it, anyone can come after me for anything.
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It is what feeds their egos, and also literally keeps them fed at the end of the day.
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It was an unexpected show of regret in a medium known for its hot takes and big egos.
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Her dissertation received the best dissertation Grigor McClelland Award at the European Group for Organizational Studies (EGOS) 2015.
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Celebrity egos aren't the only thing larger than life in Hollywood ... now their pool accessories are overinflated too!
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The Horde These alter egos (or "alters") are referred to, in both "Split" and "Glass," as the Horde.
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He is known to rock alter egos every now and then ... sounds like this could be his latest.
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"Skyscraper" is not a tale of architects' egos and the trials of grand construction projects, which is a shame.
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Parents used to bear the responsibility of transmitting culture and this provided role model on which young egos formed.
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"During the day, you have to deal with the crowds and egos," he explained while taking a water break.
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Wall Street has its egos, and there's an attitude that they don't need the government's help to make money.
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Lay waste with this line, before usurping them and freeing their people from the tyranny of fragile male egos.
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"Everyone got along, everyone brought their own little spirit to the table, there were no egos," Ashanti tells PEOPLE.
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" On attending to fragile male egos "When the woman makes the first move, there's a whole psychology behind it.
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I underestimated just how fragile these celebrity egos could be — bring Ross back in a season of average Joes.
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During this time of reappraisal, some textbooks may need to be rewritten, and some egos will be badly bruised.
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But the group decided not to commit to that pairing "because of the egos involved," according to the source.
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It's here that Wild Beast's fifth record, Boy King, picks up: capturing the bruised egos of blokes after dark.
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These two egos, for years bitter rivals, eventually joined forces to confront a "hammerlock on the planet's oil market".
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Thanks to social media, egos and impulse control had a banner year — for better and most certainly for worse.
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The Japanese band members, mostly based in the United States, perform as alter egos — aliens from the planet Peelander.
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Palmer says it's because these types of men look for women who can constantly stroke their "surprisingly fragile" egos.
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Up first: Both Trump and Clinton face current legal problems that raise serious questions about their ethics and egos.
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For example, the report listed Peter Parker and Bruce Wayne, the alter egos of Spider-Man and Batman, respectively.
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Since 22, Mr. Reed has navigated the interests, and egos, of developers, chief executives, politicians, programmers, residents and artists.
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Plus, people love to hear their own words echoed back at them as it pats their egos a bit.
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The energy is over the top today, and you'll have to battle some big egos (maybe even your own).
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We as a medical profession need to suck it up, swallow our egos, and start striving to learn more.
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You don't need a drummer, you don't need a bassist, you don't need other band members with insane egos.
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Keep an open mind and watch out for big egos on February 17 when the Sun and Mercury meet.
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Perhaps, someday, we will let go of everything and disintegrate our egos and become something besides what we are.
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Egos It might be said that the presidential candidacy of Donald Trump has something in common with Hurricane Katrina.
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Of course egos play a role because we're passionate and we're dedicated to seeing our work come to life.
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Machines, he stressed, do not have egos and human sentiments, and are not slaves who want to be freed.
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These disjointed policies, and the strong egos involved, will make it harder for those parties to forge effective alliances.
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Don't dismiss these calls for old-fashioned courtesy as a case of fragile ivory tower egos or misplaced nostalgia.
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NASA's diversity of talent, lineage, pedigrees and cultures are united by strong egos and great dedication to public service.
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Party leaders were forced to balance a host of competing egos and complex political factors in making the decision.
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And then there are alter egos as self-portraits, like the animated clay figure Gumby, remembered from childhood television.
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Also you self proclaimed hackers with nothing to show for it, who are just cyberbullies with the biggest egos.
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His move highlights the self-denying spirit of a firm where big egos and flashy personalities are frowned upon.
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"My job is to keep everyone together, strong big egos, and keep the peace in the family," he said.
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You're a big proponent of using props, like blocks and straps, which can be hard for some people's egos.
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Ms. Camerota said she set out to capture numerous politicians with big egos, not just the one named Trump.
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Then there is the unwritten rule, familiar to indulgent staff members and persistent rivals in this chamber of egos.
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Before I saw the new film, I wrote off the older ones as a parade of fragile male egos.
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Instead, County's works are heartfelt and poignant, even when she is taking aim at enemies or deflating celebrity egos.
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From the dancers all the way down to the staff—very much in part related to their fragile egos.
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I mean, the possibility always exists that you get miscalculations or egos or national pride or whatever it may be.
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If our egos are obese with amour-propre, social media can indeed serve up the empty emotional carbs we crave.
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Though past talks have foundered on clashing executive egos, there is some overlap between the two lenders' respective management teams.
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And, because of course, Dame Helen Mirren was there to welcome them — and aggressively stroke their egos in the process.
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Bowie's fashion sense was also on display, with people channeling the musician's iconic alter egos in elaborate makeup and costumes.
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And, what you realize is, fragile male egos are to blame for all of the bloody, fatal chaos of Trust.
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Some, like Lady Gaga or David Bowie, have used performance as a kind of protection, inventing bold, flamboyant alter-egos.
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Another day to keep an eye on is July 10, when the Sun will oppose Pluto—massive egos will clash.
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This is all possible, but I'm skeptical they'll do it because of party affiliation, egos, and special interest and lobbyists.
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"Football players have big egos, and O.J., he's got to be the center of attention," she said in an interview.
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Spears' iconic music video for "Toxic" and Swift's latest (and, possibly, greatest) video both showcase the singers' many alter-egos.
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That was challenging, dealing with different egos and having to work with people who still wanted to get the girl.
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Saturn, the planet of responsibility and rules, will conjoin with the sun, the planetary ruler of our personalities and egos.
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This may not sound like much, but in an industry rife with egos, it casts Beckham in a positive light.
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The sun clashes with Pluto on April 13 and connects with Jupiter on April 14: Watch out for big egos!
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Luckily, he had Abatha and Josephine (the Constitution era alter egos of Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer) on the line.
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It's psychology and when 'male egos' hit each other, it can be horrible and I've had problems in the past.
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Washington's current expertise in stroking the egos of plutocrats will have to be replaced with more consumer-oriented marketing chops.
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All of these concerns apparently are not as important as the fragile egos of the men elected to address them.
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Republicans could do a better job of working Democrats if politicians checked their egos at the door, the governor said.
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It's in the interest of their egos to keep it all going so that they can have daily press availabilities.
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But Harvey had reached out, built bridges, and taken time to stroke the egos of local leaders across the country.
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"The egos of the collective parents would not believe that anyone could be better than their chosen kids," he says.
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For the Americans who rested several players, the score was a blow to their egos and perhaps to Solo's confidence.
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Following in the footsteps of his previous characters Borat, Ali G and Brüno, Mr. Cohen created several new alter egos.
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The first of Megan's alter egos, her persona was inspired by the late Houston rapper Pimp C's alias Tony Montana.
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It's a saga of extremely cruelty, humanity's greed, like two egos crashing each other, like they will never go together.
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That they are alter egos, in a way, was the biggest clue to why Valjean felt so guilty, so unworthy.
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In the impending virus outbreak, members of Congress must not only check their egos at the door of the Capitol.
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Egos abound and an interesting twist in your financial situation arrives as the sun clashes with Jupiter on September 21.
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Two days later, Mars clashes with Jupiter, inspiring a burst of action and creativity, but watch out for big egos.
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Its comic-book gaudiness was in keeping with some of his past alter egos: Jamie Starr, Alexander Nevermind, Joey Coco.
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"The SCLC was always a battle of egos," Young said in the landmark "Eyes on a Prize" civil rights documentary.
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The synchronicity with which the cast members say what their alter egos onscreen are saying is a jaw-dropping marvel.
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He emerged with a second ballot victory, but with some dashed ambitions, bruised egos and hard feelings in the wake.
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Mr. Lawrence had been counting on Mr. Lockley's return from prison to calm the big egos seeking the top job.
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Eilish and her brother, Finneas O'Connell, often write about imagined characters ("Bury a Friend") or satirized alter-egos ("Bad Guy").
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Eilish and Finneas O'Connell — her brother, cowriter, and producer —are storytellers, writing and singing as fictional characters or alter egos.
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Bands are a cerebral vortex; a simmering web of friendships and working partners, with egos of fluctuating size and authority.
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Many con artists have outsized egos, and Wentz said that can show up in the ways they interact with others.
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It drives money to companies but often seems hype to build up the egos of founders who often get lucky.
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Welcome to Albany, the land of outsized egos and petty turf wars, where good ideas go to die every day.
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Two super famous people -- with two huge egos -- both hit up the Staples Center to see the Clippers Wednesday night.
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Frank and Charlie, who have the tiniest egos on the show, seem quite comfortable with being superior to no one.
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A hard conversation is likely, but if all parties can avoid head games and big egos, amazing transformations can result.
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You can see the potential for workplace humor, gentle ribbing of nerds, and the potential for big egos and drama.
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There are hurt feelings and bruised egos right now, but this will pass and we will all find our footing again.
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Overall, the researchers believe it is dogs who suffer the most from these inflated claims, not the egos of their owners.
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Cabinet could be a bloody circus, steaming with egos, especially when he and Keating fell out over Keating's pet consumption tax.
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Hopefully, we will extend empathy and fair treatment to every aspect of the industry (while also leaving egos outside the door).
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The Sun clashes with Jupiter at 6:21 PM, so expect big egos and big drama—though you could have fun!
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There are egos, or vape pens, which are a step above e-cigs (though, confusingly, often called e-cigs as well).
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It's a very intense day at home and in your relationships, Cancer—watch out for power struggles, manipulation, and inflated egos.
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Los capos, con sus recursos, egos y apodos populares y pegadizos, nunca dejan de captar la atención de la cultura popular.
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Dallas's depth has afforded Ruff the luxury of using four strong lines and playing two goaltenders without fear of damaging egos.
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By now, her outfits, costumes, and alter egos are as famous as the songs we can't get out of our heads.
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It's also been the Chinese Year of the Fire Rooster — and male egos have certainly been strutting around on full display.
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"All my battles were with male egos," she said, a couple of years ago in an interview with New York Magazine.
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VC egos only really get tested in the tough times – so we'll learn much more if and when the correction comes.
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The lineup changes, too many people on meth, egos, alcohol, all the bullshit you have to deal with with band members.
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Victoria: We have to stop caring about our own egos and start trying to meet each other where they are at.
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The black, white and (occasional) blue pages give the impression of objectivity—of egos put aside for the sake of collaboration.
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" He continues, "Especially in L.A. You really get to see how friendships are put to the test; it stirs everyone's egos.
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This will require patience, hard work, and setting aside personal egos, but results in stronger bridges to the benefit of all.
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But there are occasions on which angling, egos and agendas aside, Congress studies an issue and comes to the right conclusion.
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Never mind the toxic waste potentially spread all around Houston—a bunch of Trump appointees' egos are the real victims here.
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By massaging their egos, making them feel like they've got knowledge, they've persuaded them to buy any shite for inflated prices.
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But when Mars turns retrograde for 10 weeks on the 17th, the "good drama" could devolve into a battle of egos.
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He does so, which prevents the other characters from becoming vigilantes and their costumed alter-egos only become comic-book characters.
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Washington remains notorious for its bouillabaisse of egos and special interests, which can jeopardize this prime opportunity to finally achieve reform.
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The debut of Suga brings the grand total of Megan's alter egos to three, including Hot Girl Meg and Tina Snow.
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Some of the Black women that she stans have also incorporated alter egos into their careers, including Beyoncé and Nicki Minaj.
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They must embrace and enact the data-driven concepts that transformed the sport, while motivating sometimes skeptical players and soothing egos.
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He even came up with two alter egos, John Barron and John Miller, so he could masquerade as his own p.r.
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"Catastrophe" returns for a third season in the delightfully smutty marriage between the alter egos of Sharon Horgan and Rob Delaney.
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In addition, many of Amazon's internal heroes build their reputations on humdrum improvements that please customers, rather than their bosses' egos.
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The two together have the potential for a strong partnership provided they communicate on the basis of objectives rather than egos.
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After an extremely brief surmising speech from Mack, with their egos suitably stroked the men were sent on their merry way.
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And once again, Mr. Nelson has assembled a fine cast that wears its alter egos with the ease of old cardigans.
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Literature in Spanish and Portuguese, from Fernando Pessoa to Javier Cercas, from Cortázar to Borges, seems especially infatuated with alter egos.
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I'm tired of reading things saying they were provoked by anyone else other than their own egos and ignorance ♀️ pic.twitter.
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Against such prevailing dispositions, spirits "in the habit of spitting" populate her texts, mirroring the androgynous alter egos in her paintings.
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Events like this are not staged with children's interests in mind; they are staged to stroke the egos of the adults involved.
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It's a very difficult issue that requires everyone to be putting down egos and sit at the same table and talk honestly.
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"They don't hire guys with egos — we're all chill Aussie boys that come from different backgrounds and everyone gets along," Morris says.
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I was just gonna say, long story short, they're not high maintenance, they're happy to collaborate and they don't have massive egos.
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Hakeem Jeffries, a senior member of the panel, said the frustration among the junior members of the committee wasn't about bruised egos.
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In the end, Francois accepted Cuban's offer, with the Dallas Mavericks owner putting up an initial investment of $2700,2000 in Egos Ventures.
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In her eyes, she bruised some egos and then suddenly she was being choked, spit on and called racial slurs by Crowe.
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I manifest alter egos and their internal circumstances among theatrical environments, ready to be integrated into any physical, cultural, or emotional landscape.
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Then there's diplomatic snafus, actors' egos, creative conflicts, and a rate of fatal accidents that's proportionately higher than law enforcement or mining.
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It's a place where big personalities and bigger egos can win you more brownie points than a speech remembering to thank everyone.
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Special Report: Australian Open Darren Cahill's life is simpler now: fewer players and egos to juggle, fewer conflicts of interest to manage.
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Ostensibly fighting for the "unity of people of colour", Mr Ridley depicts a scrappy movement divided by competing ideologies, egos and methods.
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If you have a defensive and insecure boss, for example, Willink suggests massaging their egos to let them know you respect them.
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Unsurprisingly this confuses the men, inflaming their egos and resulting in a violent attack on a London cab driver who insults Liz.
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First was the official one of 305 naira per dollar, an absurdly low rate useful for importing petrol and massaging political egos.
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Countless psychological studies have shown this is simply not true, but our egos won't let us accept we are primarily emotional beings.
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It's more important than ever for prominent business leaders to act like adults and check their egos at the door, Galloway says.
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But I made the decision: Do I pander to 200 fragile egos in the room or 200 million people watching at home?
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In a post on her website and app, the reality star matches her sisters with their alter egos from the HBO hit.
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" Universities in America, according to Sessions, are increasingly " echo chamber[s] of political correctness and homogeneous thought, a shelter for fragile egos.
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In a world, that often equates cock size with virility, the implicit slogan "bigger means better" frequently materializes in men's fragile egos.
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But despite being able to identify the problems, Joe Corré and his mother can't do anything other than feed their own egos.
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There is too little concentrated power and too many egos committed to chasing a top job they are decreasingly likely to secure.
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Unknown individuals will leverage years of lonely practice to (briefly) become household names, and we will see their egos grow about eightfold.
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Just watch out for big egos when the sun clashes with Pluto on April 13 and connects with Jupiter on April 14.
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I definitely have, and was shocked and pleased to see my famous alter-egos and all the traits we had in common.
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It eschewed the chance to buy YouTube (subsequently bought by Google), and its purchase of eBay fell through because of clashing egos.
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Mr. Cox, a British actor who knows from alter-egos after playing both sides of a superhero on Netflix's "Daredevil," is sensational.
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Mrs May steps into 10 Downing Street over the wrecked careers and bruised egos of Michael Gove and Mrs Leadsom, among others.
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Shiakallis has spent years documenting the female fans who often show off their heavy-metal alter egos and outfits only after dark.
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Slate writer Rebecca Schuman has made similar arguments, suggesting professors who assign their own works might be guided by their own egos.
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Over the years, her brash leadership style has bruised egos but also, some say, improved access to drugs and raised quality standards.
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She handled the egos of a litany of male writers, including Norman Mailer, Philip Roth, John Updike, Jack Kerouac, and V.S. Naipaul.
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"I have no desire to be with anyone in show business because we all have egos," she says of finding lasting love.
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"It's nice to have all four lines going and it's important for us because there's no egos in this room," said Pacioretty.
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Just watch out for big egos as the sun clashes with Pluto on April 13 and connects with Jupiter on April 14.
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A productive energy flows on March 14 as Mars connects with Saturn and the sun meets Mercury—watch out for big egos!
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An important perspective comes your way, but do be mindful of big egos: There's a know-it-all energy in the air!
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Phillip Price and Whiterose, locked in a deepening clash of egos and global power-politics, threaten each other's plans for world domination.
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Tapping a heart does more than just boost creators' egos — it also trains TikTok's mysterious algorithm to suggest more videos like it.
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Those wanting the spotlight to be fully on them on their wedding day know to check their egos at the church door.
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And for such people, the prospect of a Warren presidency is a nightmarish threat — not to their wallets, but to their egos.
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He was adept at handling multiple superstar egos in one-time events, which made him a go-to producer for benefit shows.
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As a managing partner at Boyden, one of the top executive-search firms, Roger Duguay has interviewed countless people with big egos.
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Egos There's nothing like the holidays to make you grateful for family ties while also wishing you were related to no one.
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They encourage a healthy skepticism and an awareness of the tenuousness of knowledge, which, among other things, keeps our egos in check.
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It's also a trade that celebrates big egos, narcissists, rogues, pranksters, and madmen, and defends blatant sexual exhibitionism as an art form.
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" One stalking study describes ex-partner stalkers as having "easily bruised egos, flimsy interpersonal boundaries, smoldering rage and jealousy, and relentless tenacity.
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Here's what I think: Trump and West are cut from the same cloth — they're both big egos with a flare for the dramatic.
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The competing egos of 5-Star leader Luigi Di Maio and his League counterpart Matteo Salvini could make the new executive particularly fragile.
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It took tamping down her male colleagues' inflated egos and testy temperaments, and trusting in her own professional instincts, but this woman persevered.
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And, at 99 cents per download, the sudden burst of users helped keep Francois and Egos Ventures afloat past his one-year deadline.
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Uranus, the planet of rebellion, faces off with the sun, and you need to consolidate your need for freedom and other people's egos.
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Not enough to give you better impressions than have already been written on this very site, but enough to soothe our wounded egos.
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For decades LGBT clubs were illegal, vulnerable to massive police raids or invasion by angry heteros looking to flex their delicate masculine egos.
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This was the case for former automotive journalist Jay Lamm who became disillusioned by the money, egos and prestige of the racing world.
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I'm angry that I wasted so much time stroking men's egos, I'm angry that I watched men fail up for merely being adequate.
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" The diplomat added: "It would mean a rise in nationalist egos, which would be very dangerous for the EU, and peace in Europe.
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Former graffiti writer Luke explained how the internet might have brought some peace to a game often littered with fragile egos and disrespect.
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When it takes place in Leo specifically, we ought to brace for misunderstandings in which our pride and egos are on the line.
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Looks like the Skarsgårds are used to poking at each other's egos, lest they over inflate and float away like — oof, never mind.
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By being willing to engage in this type of self-reflection and giving others the license to question you, egos can be moderated.
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"It's not an easy job," Trump acknowledged, noting that Priebus "had seventeen egos" to deal with at the start of the 2016 cycle.
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Montgomery in turn scorned Eisenhower, who for his part had the unenviable task of soothing egos and balancing political concerns with military ones.
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Weinstein Co is trying to chart a future without Weinstein, the aggressive dealmaker with a knack for managing Hollywood talent, money and egos.
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Even though Hollywood & egos took us apart we still talk often about life, him being a new dad & things that really matter now.
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The reality TV duo has a long history of drunken fights, drunken alter egos, and general suspicion around the health of their relationship.
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There's something strikingly recognizable in the portraits of men dragged away by their passions and egos when they get too close to power.
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The Sun in Pisces also clashed with Saturn in Sagittarius on March 17, bringing up more communication issues, and possibly some bruised egos.
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The idea that women deserve whatever happens to them if they don't acquiesce to the demands of men's feelings and egos is unacceptable.
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A merger of their own would boost their sagging valuations, but as with the Fiat transaction, perhaps, politics and egos have stalled progress.
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Weinstein Co. is trying to chart a future without Weinstein, the aggressive dealmaker with a knack for managing Hollywood talent, money and egos.
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The fact that she is married to his nemesis only makes him more reliant on her skills as a professional tamer of egos.
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Speaking of egos getting the better of people: Oh man, this business about Jonah running for the House seat vacated by Harry Sherman?
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To speak of bruised egos would be to trivialize how deeply invested these scientists were in the project, how reason and emotion entwined.
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Pelosi will bear the ultimate responsibility for sorting out the range and order of Cohen's testimony amid the contending congressional priorities and egos.
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It's a classic display of masculinity being too fucking fragile and the spiteful lengths that people will go to defend their broken egos.
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Given that he'd dealt with Rainbow's mix of egos and personalities, he was the ideal choice on both an interpersonal and sonic level.
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At their best, these works have been enlivened by piquant details that summon the quirks and ravening egos of predators in power suits.
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But, it's a lie — they give breaks to those they like, to those who stroke their beloved egos, who get them hard metaphorically.
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A burst of luck and confidence arrives as the sun clashes with Jupiter at 11:27 AM—just watch out for big egos.
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Nicolas Cage has mesmerized audiences with his unhinged alter egos in plenty of movies, so why not go for it one more time?
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Sometimes celebrity players struggle to curb their egos for the intimacy of group work — but when they do, the results can be stunning.
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He pursued that theme through fictional alter egos like the ubiquitous Nathan Zuckerman, a writer whose experiences were strikingly similar to his own.
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The egos of team owners, who include stars from Bollywood and business, imbue the auction with its volatility and, occasionally, flashes of anger.
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Egos The subfield of feminist scholarship devoted to narratives of what's commonly referred to as "the body" is having something of a heyday.
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A harder, more personal hurdle to overcoming the escalation of commitment is self-justification, or the urge to protect our egos from failure.
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His cult, disguised as a curriculum, involves the destruction and reconstruction of the teenagers' egos, except that he mostly omits the second part.
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With the confusing panoply of alter egos she's constructed around this particular album, though, there seems to be something more personal at play.
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They often function as the alter egos of her fragile, insecure protagonists, representing the boldness and the freedom that they can never achieve.
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In his book "Alter Egos," New York Times White House correspondent Mark Landler disclosed the Omani "back channel" to Iran beginning in 2628.
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The Ailes-Trump relationship has been turbulent, roiled by the differences of large narcissisms—two immense egos competing for the same ideological berth.
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We bow our heads in recognition of this thing that's bigger than us, than our massive egos, and we're humbled by its immensity.
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But what's going on with Mr. Trump and his inner circle seems to have less to do with ideology than with fragile egos.
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But of course, this means that all but two Democrat candidates and their egos and drive to win must take a back seat.
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Willink and the CEO had both gone into the collaboration with their egos taking charge, which created an environment of tension and aggression.
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This too is foreseen the authoritarian playbook, which has no page for impeachment: the egos of such rulers can't contemplate such a fate.
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If it doesn't, it could deflate quicker than the puffed-up male egos begging for validation under Margaret and Quigley's hard-won roofs.
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The Real Deal When Erlich recounts his masterful social hacking of the egos of the Valley's VCs, he name-drops like a boss.
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In other words, a lot of millennials are secretly looking for more, but acting out this performative disinterest to cover egos and asses.
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That much time creates an indelible relationship between character and actor, and if they could meet their alter-egos, they'd want to say thanks.
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Still, Peele clearly saw something in the twins, who have several jaw-dropping moments as the alter-egos of angsty teens Lindsey and Becca.
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We are very myopic in how we see the world on a daily basis—our egos get in the way of properly perceiving reality.
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The sun connects with Pluto and squares off with Jupiter on March 13, making for exciting power moves—just watch out for big egos.
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Fursuits can be intrinsic to the identities or alter egos that define the lifestyle, and some furries even keep multiple fursuits for multiple personalities.
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To play this game, we distilled the essence of our nation's latest colorful cast of political characters and assigned them potential GoT alter egos.
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It's such a weird thing: Teenage girls are always posting these selfies to boost their egos, then they'll get crude comments and regret it.
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I personally believe the explanation boils down into three categories: penalties are up, egos are unchanged, and Thursday Night Football is harming the product.
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He has the ability to subdue and impress even the biggest food-obsessed egos in the world with his Tokyo food knowledge, including mine.
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Most were the result of mismatched egos, while a couple of the relationships began in unity and fractured in the heat of the fray.
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China is extremely good with dealing with leaders that have large egos, who are full of themselves and who can be flattered and courted.
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This was contrasted with alter-egos like "Peaked in high school Rob Lowe" who hangs on to his football glory days and has cable.
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The pair even has similarly over-the-top alter-egos: Michael's stage moniker of Miguel Blanchett Almodovar and Mindy's "warrior name," Beyoncé Pad Thai.
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The men in Joy's life—her ex-husband, her father, and the men she does business with—are big dreamers with china-fragile egos.
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Episode 4: "Furs by Sebastian" We're in the '13s in domestic bliss with Bruce (Owen) and Linda Marino (Annie), their pill B alter egos.
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Leo-based retrogrades in particular may place our egos, reputations, and pride in the crosshairs, with misunderstandings and back-handed comments acting as ammo.
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Your ruling planet, the Sun, makes a powerful connection with Pluto this morning, bringing big news—and likely finding you contending with big egos.
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While pilots' egos often get involved in the racing world, battling draws people who are willing to build something for no reason at all.
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But it's uses are not limited to deflating egos, it can go the other way too, relatably illustrating how overstimulating the world is today.
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My prayer is that we no longer sacrifice the people who need help the most on the altar of our egos and political ideology.
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And together the motley gym family, a rolling mix of levels and talents and cultures, keeps striving for that ideal: No Egos, Only Dedication.
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People who only serve their own interest and have disgustingly ugly egos are forgotten about, like last year's bottom-of-the-ladder football team.
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And the little egos can remain intact and, by the way, their friends in the Democratic Party, they&aposre so hoping can regain power.
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Egos were checked at the stage door as superstar after superstar hit the stage to perform hits of their own and sing along covers.
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And when we do, our egos will be massaged by emotionally intelligent bots that will advise call center reps how to handle our complaints.
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Political Fashion with Derek Zoolander and Hansel: Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson glammed up the Weekend Update desk as their male model alter egos.
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At the next night's pre-Rose Ceremony cocktail party, Olivia continues to monopolize Ben's time, which really sets Lace and her alter-egos off.
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Aesthetic merit of course plays no role in the staging of such photos; rather, they serve to document a convergence of egos and interests.
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After all, cowards who like to project strength are often the most dangerous people, for they'll often stop at nothing to safeguard their egos.
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But there are no jostling egos on the stage, no feeling of restless supertalents champing at the bit for their moments in the spotlight.
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A few egos likely deflated on Tuesday when several Dutch police officers broke down an apartment door to rescue a plastic blow-up doll.
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"I have no desire to be with anyone in show business because we all have egos," she told Vanity Fair of finding lasting love.
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Malcolm died before Ali could seek his forgiveness, a reminder that our egos may out outlast our impulse to acknowledge wrong and embrace reconciliation.
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It was the first time the friends showed any level of romantic affection, but likely not the first time their offscreen alter-egos did.
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Singh became known on YouTube for her comedy skits featuring over-the-top characters and alter-egos, parodying men, her parents, and family members.
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In the absence of such a response, however, the opposition coalition – which was already riven by competing agendas, political philosophies and egos – could collapse.
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And "Five Phrases To Remove From Your Profile Today," which ensures women never, ever say they're looking for men who don't have huge egos.
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B.J. Cleveland, a local celebrity, is Vernon, 35 years after he made his Theater Arlington debut as one of the character's singing alter egos.
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The problem with Democrats having an internal self-soothing therapy session sparing their egos and feelings is the rest of the voters aren't stupid.
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The principal figures in "Caroline's Kitchen," directed as a noisy clash of egos by Alastair Whatley, can all list reasons for their bad behavior.
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This was, after all, the age of the devilishly gifted violinist Paganini and of piano wizards with outsize egos that divided critics and fans.
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Regulate time on social media, where discourse can be barbed and peers curate honeyed alter egos that stoke insecurity in those looking at them.
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A powerful opportunity for transformation arrives as the sun clashes with Jupiter on September 8, but watch out for big egos—especially your own!
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A boost of luck and confidence arrives when the sun clashes with Jupiter on September 8, but we're also met with some inflated egos.
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J. Zedd and the pop-country singer Maren Morris — all of whom put egos and personal preferences aside in service of the sonic whole.
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Predictably, the House floor today teemed with all the chaos of a high school cafeteria: animated by thick egos, tables separated by deep allegiances.
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When they were proven spectacularly wrong in 2016, the same people tried to protect their egos with a conspiracy theory about "collusion" with Russia.
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As a rapper, Glover has made a point of blurring the line between himself and his alter egos, between self-awareness and self-consciousness.
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All of them stumbled into the traps because of their own hubris, their egos and tone-deafness to the voices of millions of Americans.
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All these politicians who went out of their way to squash this deal are serving not the people of NY, but their own egos.
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He invented a series of alter egos to distance himself from a market that would swallow the identities of many other, less savvy musicians.
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And we're not on the side of foreign governments that hack our elections or politicians whose fragile egos put our national security at risk.
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"Companies and executives have egos, but most important, they want to invest the way they want to – freely and without constraints," the executive said.
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It was challenging dealing with the different egos and having to work with people after you've said, 'No, I'm sorry, I really don't want to.
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But the same wasn't true of their egos: The hunt is not a pissing contest, and the men were humble and nonchalant in their victory.
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"A lot of big egos got in the way and shoved us to the side and did not include us in the conversations," she said.
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To see who will be keeping their egos in check and what they think makes America's small towns so great, watch the full video above.
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We talk about that on the podcast a lot, about how women tend to not have strong egos as men and don't really prioritize themselves.
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But it gets harder the deeper you go — trying to get at that secret compact we have with ourselves, between our egos and our superegos.
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Kolfage said his success had bruised the egos of critics, but acknowledged his effort alone could never raise enough money to fund the entire wall.
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Your sex life, as well as some issues around finance, will come up for you to work with this evening— watch out for big egos.
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But responding by taking away the fun of the fan theory is prioritizing the creators' egos over the way people choose to enjoy their art.
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In the beginning vaping was done exclusively through egos, but brave vapers said "we can make these battery packs better" and began to mod them.
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So what I do with the alter egos is that I can tell my friends you can be anybody you want, be anybody you want.
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Those who are effective at subverting their egos, but feel very strongly on a hypothesis, often have strong insights powering the magnitude of their belief.
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When [Chet Faker] blew up, I had three other alter egos or pseudonyms, because my issue had always been that I had such versatile music.
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For further listening, check out their alter-egos Condo Fucks, which released the covers LP Fuckbook in 2009 and toured as recently as last year.
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To complicate matters, doctors have to contend with their own egos, biases, or an unconscious reluctance to assess a patient's prospects for what they are.
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But always the shaming circumvents due process, precedes true justice, and serves mainly to inflate the sense of self-importance and egos of its progenitors.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions has warned that because of "fragile egos," many universities are transforming into "echo chambers" marked by "political correctness, and homogenous thought".
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How do we get the congressional Democratic leadership and the president to actually consider factors other than themselves, their egos and their intolerant base constituencies?
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Ms. Winstead is charming, but Laurel is conceived mainly as an audience surrogate, there to roll her eyes for us at the egos in Washington.
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In both El Chapo and Afweyne's cases, media reports paint the men's falls as stupid slip-ups—the result of unbridled hubris and fat egos.
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The Sun in Aries opposes Jupiter in Libra at 5:39 PM, so expect an over-the-top atmosphere and watch out for massive egos.
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A man with this many alter egos knows that humans contain multitudes, and this section of his discography is just another exhibition of that fact.
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Last week's Saturday Night Live was a showcase of her skills, which might make some wonder if any stars' egos were bruised in the process.
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The sun clashes with Pluto on April 13 and connects with Jupiter on April 14—watch out for big egos and a change in plans.
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Fearful of their egos being bruised, fearful that they will be wrong about something, fearful that other people will figure out who they really are.
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Basketball is nuts-deep in modernity—offenses are designed with math in mind, organizations systematically weed out egos and religious thinking from their front offices.
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At heart, "Slings & Arrows" is a workplace comedy: A community tries to get through another op'nin', another show while battling commercialism and egos run amok.
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When we act with intellect without empathy, innovation without self awareness, power without discernment or wisdom, then we let ourselves be slaves to our egos.
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All four put their egos aside for the campaign — though that was with an outcome in mind that did not involve sitting in the opposition.
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In their grab for power, these monstrous, preening egos, desperate for validation and vindication, are already steering the Brexit process out of control, knocking Mrs.
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Art Review Big egos in small studios, high-pressure critiques and lowlife carousing: If you're looking for creative drama, there's nowhere quite like art school.
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Traditionally, the courts have defended the freedom to express "the thought that we hate"; the law doesn't ban words that wound egos or hurt feelings.
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Gil Faizon and George St. Geegland, the weird old man alter egos of comedians Nick Kroll and John Mulaney, stopped by Bachelor: Live last night.
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One of Mr. Prince's onstage alter egos admits a special fondness for "Follies," a ravishing elegy to dashed dreams and a bygone era of showbiz.
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It's stuffed with pork — expensive and unnecessary projects that please only the egos in the Pentagon and politicians pushing for new spending in their districts.
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Some on the list he provided on Tuesday may be on there only to stroke egos or throw off those trying to divine his thinking.
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It involves "stroking egos and putting on a show: The Saudis are in town," said Peter Salisbury, a research fellow at Chatham House in London.
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There were so few skyscrapers in the city's first century that the ones that were built tell a tale of rampant egos and unrestrained power.
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Unspoken guidelines, like an understanding that once an idea is voiced it no longer belongs to any one person, diminish the risk of bruised egos.
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The protesters waved signs about "venti egos" and failed billionaire politicians, while the audience inside cheered at almost every whispered hint of a presidential run.
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It may be that there's a fairly innocent explanation here — basically bungling, miscommunication, and big egos leading to some contradictory storytelling with no underlying wrongdoing.
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Powell says many of the actors he has worked with, like his current co-stars on Gotham, have their egos in check and get along amazingly.
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That's why it's so important for aspiring IT leaders to keep their egos in check, according to Mark Maybury, Stanley Black & Decker's first chief technology officer.
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Both characters had their families brutally gunned down, and they responded by creating alter egos who could dispense the justice they never received from the system.
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Shit talk is embedded into the game—no mouthguards to obstruct, no 1 vs 9 setup—players' egos are on display without pads to ensconce them.
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Image: ShutterstockWe joke about women faking orgasms both because it's common and because public perception suggests they do it to stroke the egos of clueless boyfriends.
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Leos' challenge, McGuirk explained, is to access their noble side and resist the urge to join the fray, no matter how bruised their egos may be.
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" And last but not least, "It may feel like a small town, but everything is bigger in Dallas: the egos, the attitudes and the bank accounts.
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For example, Dr. Timmermans' research found that people who score high on narcissism in personality tests are more likely to use Tinder to boost their egos.
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Cynicism, egos, unprovoked hostility, unchecked propaganda, sexism, bigotry, and outright hate—Twitter is as full of it as virtually anywhere online, and worse, it's unbearably nonstop.
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Pepper's, which saw the Fab Four take on alter egos, was ranked No. 1 on Rolling Stone's list of the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time.
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TRUMP ALTER EGOS: The Hill's Amie Parnes reports: Hillary Clinton knows there are different sides to Donald Trump's personality and she's preparing for all of them.
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Just watch out for massive egos on this day, as well as power struggles or jealousy (I mean, who wouldn't be jealous of you, darling Libra?!).
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In it, Rina takes on a number of different alter egos, dances around in various wigs and outfits and lip syncs her way through the song.
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We believed it when, to soothe our wounded egos, they told us crossovers would support our "active lifestyles," which is not the same thing as sports.
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He manipulates many in the media, stroking their egos by offering enormous access, long phone calls to reporters and frequent appearances on his favorite television programs.
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In the eighties, as the members of Parliament and Funkadelic were stuck in a limbo of bad contracts and bruised egos, Clinton pursued a solo career.
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Using the experience of a successful playing career, his message has reverberated with players and brought harmony back to a locker room filled with big egos.
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Another clash with Jupiter occurs on February 10, with the Sun, as well as on February 13, with Mercury, stirring up big conversations— and big egos.
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Power struggles occur and egos clash as the sun opposes Pluto in Capricorn on July 17, so definitely watch out for drama in your social life.
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" In an interview, Melton said: "I've seen a lot of people in similar situations where the two exes put their egos first and the kids suffer.
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Other than a one-year ban from Ms. Kilgallen's column (long story), Mr. Presten managed to steer clear of the columnists' lordly egos and arcane grudges.
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This clash of egos over a relatively paltry amount of money from some of the wealthiest countries in the world is silly, especially given the stakes.
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Egos Personal stories tend to be thought of as inextricably linked to home, but I've always believed some of the best material comes from the workplace.
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But the N.R.C.C. viewed Mr. Bliss's group as reckless in its spending and insensitive to the delicate web of egos and relationships in the Republican conference.
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Foul-mouthed and unafraid to bruise egos, he craves the limelight, not policy papers and the politics of quiet persuasion that are the staples of diplomacy.
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Egos The observation that "writing about music is like dancing about architecture" has been attributed to everyone from Martin Mull to Frank Zappa to Thelonious Monk.
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And when people's lives are literally on the line, you don't entrust something like a weather forecast to the whims of big egos with permanent markers.
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But even the bonding effect of common enemies did not prevent egos, personal ambitions and conflicting views on policy from creating tensions among the party leaders.
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Unlike the contrasting "good" and "evil" male egos of Kyle and the T-22019 in T22, Sarah is now the foil to this new T-22010.
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Researchers at the University of Missouri-Columbia surveyed 64 men and women and found that drunk alter egos can essentially be categorized into four different archetypes.
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What I think fascinates him and what often works for me, is the idea of monolithic personalities, damned to suffocate under their own passions (or egos).
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My entire adult life I've been making $15 to $20 an hour to renovate houses and making $0 an hour to renovate women's egos and souls.
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And what could be better to soothe wounded Silicon Valley egos than the ninth annual Crunchies, the industry awards gala put on by tech blog TechCrunch?
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I know some of the women weren't initially thrilled with their outfits, but watching them embrace their alter egos was such a fun part of the day.
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It serves a highly educational purpose, including an important political statement, that encourages us to let our egos dissolve and gain a new perspective on the world.
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" Instead, you take a different tack, building trust and massaging their egos until "they welcome you in and welcome your ideas, because they're on your team now.
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The "Look What You Made Me Do" video showcased her many alter-egos, all of which are some version of the Swift that's portrayed in the media.
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The NFL management that approved TNF continues to appease the egos of their owners, by putting teams on in prime time that don't deserve to be there.
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It separated Cruz from Trump, Rubio from Cruz and all three of them from the rest of us, who are looking for leadership, not egos and vitriol.
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These myths, especially the scary-spooky ones, are generally more comforting to our egos than the brute unattractiveness of large chunks of our history and collective present.
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He was an experienced lobbyist; he had honed his skills on Capitol Hill, and negotiated for civil rights, and he knew how to deal with large egos.
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And at the same time as looking after each other, we had to deal with inter-band relationships and egos and being to ether all the time.
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Bowie is best known as a performer who adopted and cast off a plethora of alter egos, including Ziggy Stardust, the Thin White Duke and Major Tom.
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Recognisable oddball characters whose egos and personalities could only survive inside a theatre, slipping Shakespeare quotes into conversation as readily as most of us would Simpsons references.
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An impromptu road trip to Oakland gives them the opportunity to learn each other's quirks and tics, but Lucky's mail truck can't house both of their egos.
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There are easy culprits to blame for the surprise win (skewed polls and fake news come to mind), but the biggest enemy might be our own egos.
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One of his alter egos is jonatan leandoer127—he was born Jonatan Leandoer Håstad, after all—under which he has recently released two EPs and a single.
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Even so, the mechanism for this kind of radicalization is uniform: Disaffected young men are recruited by overt appeals to their egos and desire to appear heroic.
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Making the job harder is that the traders and investment bankers at these large banks are highly compensated, have big egos and are generally resistant to change.
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"Normally, when you do these sort of gigs, it's a bit of a pain because there are a lot of egos in the kitchen," Rotheram tells me.
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Such claims don't reflect deep economic wisdom; to a large extent they're coming from people with vast wealth but fragile egos, whose rants should be discounted appropriately.
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Some of them grow from our egos, like the idea that we can determine the right time to buy or sell an investment (buy low, sell high).
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It became a place as creative and alluring as its namesake: a space where ordinary people could highlight hidden versions of themselves or invent new alter egos.
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Instead of a clubhouse on the beach, there's a virtual global juvenile hall, where kids gather, invent an argot, adopt alter egos, and shoot one another down.
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The freewheeling Guru Gossip forum cuts through the glittery facade of online beauty gurus, while Get Off My Internets deflates the egos of the lifestyle-blogging set.
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So their egos won the day, and the calls for a t shirt with a political phrase in common usage was pulled from the newseums online store.
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Eventually, we see the play and its characters with no filter whatsoever, so that their rubbed-raw hearts and egos more immediately, more uncomfortably mirror our own.
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It sounds like the egos of men who grab girl's asses in clubs and tell you to relax when you smack their hand and cuss them out.
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There can be some clashing of egos this week as you work to meet the demands of others—Mercury and Mars face off with power planet Pluto.
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But value buyers with secure egos should have no issues walking past Elantras and Santa Fes at the 350 Hyundai dealerships specifically selected to sell the G90.
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I like to think that, now and then, Lady Jane would interject the wittiest remarks and deflate the considerable egos of her two long-winded male companions.
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Vocal harmonies came naturally, and all three women were immediately struck by the easy chemistry among them: a sense of musical problem-solving rather than dueling egos.
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Sergey Kovalev, as well as the shootout between Francisco Vargas and Orlando Salido, but plenty of opportunities were missed due to injuries, promotional politics, and overinflated egos.
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They have egos as big as successful people in any other arena, but the ones I respect are keenly aware of the difference between creativity and appropriation.
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The sun connects with power planet Pluto a 3:38 PM, inspiring us to take control of an issue—but do watch out for big egos today!
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They've then gone out into the world as their alter egos to interact with the same people who have challenged their qualifications as women in their fields.
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Subway's clash of egos: Even as New York City's transit system emerged from a crisis, a feud grew between its leader, Andy Byford, and his boss, Gov.
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"Snowflake" is a term commonly used, especially on the right, to describe people with fragile egos who are easily offended by criticism or conflicting points of view.
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Balancing the opposing forces of heritage and innovation as well as creative and commercial tensions is not easy in an industry renowned for its easily-bruised egos.
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He also said he had worried that as the artists worked, the 69th floor would be the scene of soap-operatic dramas driven by egos and tempers.
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I'm praying that wise heads will prevail in the 'divorce' proceedings and that they will look to the future of their children rather than their own egos.
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Once a place of "robust debate," America's public universities have become, "an echo chamber of political correctness and homogenous thought, a shelter for fragile egos," said Sessions.
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And as the former minority leader in the California Legislature during the governorship of Arnold Schwarzenegger, McCarthy is experienced in the care and feeding of celebrity egos.
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But the Kayne-Trump summit was a lost opportunity -- an attention bath for two boundless egos rather than a serious attempt to raise awareness about prison reform.
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Asif Kapadia's award-winning documentary on Ayrton Senna was basically an ode to the colossal egos, talent, and unscrupulousness of Senna and his main rival Alain Prost.
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The Sun opposes Mars during this eclipse, bringing a fiery energy, boosting egos, and creating tensions, and Venus connects with Pluto, encouraging depth of feeling and intimacy.
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" The May 2, 33, issue of Sports Illustrated reported: "Boston was unprepared for the shapely blonde housewife who came out of the bushes to crush male egos.
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"It's fun to have alter-egos," Jenner said about her blonde moment on the Balmain runway, adding that any color changes will continue to be just that — momentary.
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All these high-stakes games of telephone, with people's egos used as poker chips, are the meat and potatoes of In the Loop, a movie I love unreservedly.
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John Doran summarized their clash well in a 2012 conversation with Ferry for Noisey, two egos visually separated by tiger and leopard print getups like opposing big cats.
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That's because in The Incendiaries, all the characters are trying to lose themselves, to dissolve their egos in the service of something greater: art, or love, or religion.
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"For a lot of maskers, their alter egos form a deeper part of themselves or bring to life something that their 'regular' self does not hold," Kern explained.
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Rock star David Bowie, as he later christened himself, died Sunday at age 69, but has left behind a rich treasure trove of musical alter egos and personas.
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Things get intense once more as the sun opposes Pluto on July 313, stirring up big egos and control issues, so watch out for shady or manipulative behavior.
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He said he could not read the minds of dogs, or at least not as easily as he attended to the egos and ids of his human patients.
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It's a vivid world of egos, humor, vanity and the stories that we tell about ourselves when we can express ourselves with money instead of words or pictures.
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Both men have legendarily huge egos, a fondness for locker-room bragging and, while protesting their love of women, seem to judge them solely on their physical attributes.
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In the early 2000s while filming a French television commercial for Vittel bottled water, David Bowie walked through a Paris mansion that was haunted by his alter egos.
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"We should all -- even you boys with wounded feelings and bruised egos -- we love you, but you must honor your pledge to support Donald Trump now," she said.
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In practice, it was two decades of right-wing theories about the money-grubbing Clintons and their maniacal egos, packed into a 41-minute medley starring Donald Trump.
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Or that blind faith in quirky, charismatic young men with big egos and splashy slogans is exactly how we ended up in this mess in the first place.
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The sun clashes with your ruling planet Pluto, making for a very intense day when it comes to communication—big egos are in conflict and lies are exposed.
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By all accounts, he'd been roped into the whole thing because it's more spectacular to host a family feud rather than just one clash of two massive egos.
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Among other things, we learned from the tapes that Republicans have nominated an egomaniac with an Andy Kaufmanesque repertoire and his very own Tony Clifton-style alter egos.
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One could contend that we are all human beings with egos, only God can judge, and let he who is without sin cast the first internet call-out.
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Both actors have acknowledged their respect for one another and continue to give hope to the possibility of seeing their superhero alter egos on the big screen together.
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They say never meet your heroes, but seeing as mine have spent five records critiquing the infallible nature of their own egos, I decided I was probably safe.
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Part of what makes great players strong is keeping the other contestants weak – eliminating strategic and physical threats, keeping yourself at the center of all alliances, managing egos.
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It humanizes the (in)famous recluse who opted to speak indirectly with alter egos both in and outside of his films, like Guillaume the orange cat or owls.
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"They are the opposite of bragging-rights wines, the ones that basically are made to flatter the egos of the producers and even more so of the buyers."
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While all politicians at her level have stupendously sturdy egos, Clinton does appear to get a certain relief being in venues where the focus is on somebody else.
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I think it's a great sign of a very tight White House that's working for the American people and for the president's agenda and not their own egos.
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As this season begins, plenty wonder if the constellation of stars assembled at Golden State can put egos and individual statistics aside in the quest for a title.
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That made him an appealingly modest figure in a room full of big architectural egos, since he was at his best when his own interventions were least obvious.
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Popularity can fuel our egos — and certainly has a role to play in marketing and PR — but if it doesn't deliver, it's time to break out the machete.
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While her male predecessor's authoritative leadership style pushed away talents with strong egos, many of whom are men, her feminine style allows both men and women to prosper.
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"OK, so the most important thing to remember when filling out your profile is that men have small brains but huge egos," she said, mouth full of candy.
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Massive egos, control freaks, and manipulators are on the scene—you know, exactly the kind of people you like to expose and defend your friends and family against.
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While his time at Real was defined by media sniping, megalomaniacal egos and the incessant booing of their joyless fans, he's been welcomed in Newcastle with open arms.
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I'm fond of laughter, and being aware of the massive egos involved, I am confident that they would bring their A-game in order to outperform each other.
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With our big brains and our bigger egos, we can't help building the case to ourselves and others that we are very important creatures, when really we're ludicrous.
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He said no, because social media stars often got famous by being authentic and learning how to reach people without a studio that might puff up their egos.
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Tennis players, coming unglued on court, can 'look like lunatics in a public square,' Agassi writes, 'ranting and swearing and conducting Lincoln-Douglas debates with their alter egos.
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The fellowship that the American team sought to create by papering its team room with inspirational sayings like "Leave your egos at the door" didn't take this time.
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Ms. Kyle and Mr. Wayne, or rather their famous costumed alter egos, met aboard a yacht as the Cat (as Catwoman was first known) planned a jewelry heist.
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That's not his fault, but feeding the needs and egos of others while maintaining individual dominance ought to be a strong determination for the ultimate team-sport standard.
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That belief, in addition to some outsized egos at that Last Supper torpedoed that early NCN, and other, efforts to capitalize on the collective strength of newspaper content.
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But when those romantic relationships go awry — as they often do, given the age -- boys are left with bruised egos and no one to talk about it with.
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Imagine him feeding the dark egos of discontented white America with the siren message that their woes are outside themselves, the fault of some person with darker skin.
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The arrivals of all these talented players, accustomed to taking many shots and scoring loads of points, could have crashed the program, but the players subjugated their egos.
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The Nets play a swarming defense with a collective bounce, and their wait-who-is-that-guy no-names are long on desire and short on distorting egos.
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The women all have a hidden identity that isn't disclosed to their boyfriends, seemingly out of a desire to protect the men's egos rather than their physical safety.
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Aside from massaging egos and signaling success and attractiveness to future investors, they create a buzz that helps with marketing and, especially, hiring in a fiercely competitive talent market.
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They are the ones who build the stadiums, lead the committees, spend their own money and then see their egos tossed up and down on a scoreboard every week.
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Love Yourself: Her represents anima (the femininity embedded in men), as the videos that were released along with the album included different women (perhaps the members' female alter-egos).
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However, Skully's demise seems to stem from one part manufacturing hiccup, which slowed shipment of the product, and a big dash of overblown egos, ultimately leading to its demise.
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At first glance, female masking may seem like a form of cosplay or crossdressing, since the fetish involves donning latex masks of women's faces and assuming female alter egos.
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The new season picks up with spies Philip (Matthew Rhys) and Elizabeth (Keri Russell) in the midst of an elaborate sting, requiring the customary alter egos (and yes, wigs).
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You could call Blake out of key with his times, as Ezra Pound once described Hugh Selwyn Mauberley, one of Pound's alter egos in a famous sequence of poems.
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With that in mind, perhaps we all need to set aside egos, begin to learn from each other and establish a new international standard that would benefit every country.
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This may get us what we want in the short-term but the second our egos deflate back to regular size, we may not know how to handle it.
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From rehearsing for work meetings to dishing out pre-date pep talks to dreaming up purple-lipstick-wearing alter egos, the mirror makes our moi-to-moi dialogue possible.
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Some rough arguments and big egos will emerge during this eclipse, due to the Sun opposite Mars, and secrets are coming out that concern the themes anger and pride.
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I recognize there is a need for caution, that it is important the situation is handled in a sensitive way and that people's egos do not infect the outcome.
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The 20th century has seen all too many leaders who have divided the world into good and evil and encouraged people to suppress their egos in the collective struggle.
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Definitely be cautious of big egos and know-it-alls, but the energy is social and confident, making this a fantastic time to network and show off your talents.
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There are too many large egos in Silicon Valley (or New York) who believe that they are the ones to unlock Twitter's potential as a medium and a business.
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In the next few days, egos have to be laid aside, more people have to drop out and Rubio needs to gain enough support to actually win a primary.
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Mercury's meeting with the Sun on April 1 is a good time for us rams to reflect on the goals, conversations, and agreements we've been hinging our egos on.
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Hundreds of hours of stroking rich women's egos as they stuffed themselves into the smallest possible size, while letting me know how I could lose weight by skipping meals.
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It just gets to be a lot of egos, a lot of, 'Are you cool enough to sit here and do this and is your name on this iPad?
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Like Mr. Thiam, Philip J. Purcell was a former whiz kid consultant from McKinsey who preferred slow and steady brokers over bankers with big egos and even bigger paychecks.
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Speaking at a public event, Ginsburg said collegiality "means understanding the institution you work for is more important than the egos of the individuals," according to the Washington Post.
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The Thread RE: H IS FOR HAWK Mark Landler analyzed Hillary Clinton's aggressive foreign-policy record in an adaptation of "Alter Egos," his book about Clinton and Barack Obama.
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Since its beginning in 49, Gawker has been a veritable schadenfreude machine, taking delight in deflating the egos of New York's cultural elite, among other, perhaps less worthy, targets.
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Mr. Linklater has never been inclined to moralize, and he has banished all piety from this movie, along with any conflict larger than the occasional collision of male egos.
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To beat the market, a manager has to be contrarian, Golden says, but he is wary of big egos and is looking for a dose of humility in candidates.
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Where once it was his main focus, it now shares his attention with multiple new projects: a book about alter-egos, new paintings, and an art fair in 2019.
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Shkreli said the defendants were "driven by their egos, jealousy, and greed," and that Aselage and Valeur-Jensen then "paid themselves" more than $35 million from assets he created.
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One widespread strategy has been to give players a chance to spend real-world money to buy items they can use to make their digital alter egos more powerful.
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This is just about always a worthy, counterintuitive subject, as Bordeaux's reputation is that of a luxury world in which the prices and the egos are both vastly inflated.
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The renowned physicist Richard Feynman was also at Caltech, and the two men, their egos clashing, collaborated for a while before Dr. Gell-Mann struck out on his own.
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In Bollywood and real-life, the pomp of upper-class ceremonies — including the age-old traditions, battling egos and patriarchal powers at play — has captivated audiences across the globe.
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Givers who insist that we like the things they choose for us, or suffer hurt feelings if we don't, have massive egos or are even bossier than I am.
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Her city is not a nesting ground for the people who lived there but a rivalry of individual egos craning to fill the horizon with their concrete and glass.
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"Wrong" can feel like a tribute to the countless young artists and freethinkers who have had their tender egos crushed by someone who shouted "wrong" when they were right.
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But you can't read their stories without noticing the ways in which they were all reduced to a creative silence in which their egos shrunk and their minds opened.
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No network would even consider airing a debate without including home-team heroes like Rachel MaddowRachel Anne MaddowKrystal Ball: Democrats on track to nominate Warren, lose to Trump Egos!
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The flailing of giant egos possessed of an infallibility syndrome against the beautiful idea that nobody is above the law poses a decisive test for American and Israeli democracy.
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I actually really liked the dinner scene where Philip and Elizabeth — in character as their new pilot and flight attendant alter egos — spent some time with their new marks.
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I think much of the stress that comes with these situations arises out of the fact that our egos have a big fat stake in how they turn out.
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From increasing "high-risk" sexual activity to messing with brain chemistry to inflating male egos and head injuries, these beverages seem to turbocharge some of the worst human behaviors.
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Such an emphasis is only possible because the institute's directors put aside their own egos to allow other voices and sensibilities to influence the artwork and the larger institution.
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Caught between two world famous egos, South Korean President Moon Jae-in sought to strike a diplomatic balance this week, crediting Trump for his role in the recent thawing.
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There are so many egos and there is so much manipulative behavior, dishonesty (and dishonesty about the dishonesty) that it is very difficult to explain it as a straightforward history.
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Taking on alter egos — Richie as "The Captain," Perry as "The Aviator," and Bryan as, well, himself — the AI judges are welcomed by an entire school band and screaming fans.
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When we got Montel at LAX Tuesday, he said the Prez and his Chief of Staff need to put their egos aside and show some respect for Myeshia Johnson's feelings.
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Now more than ever, it feels as though we live in an era run and populated entirely by broken childhood egos in grown up bodies (I count myself among them).
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Today much of Mr. Burke's time seems to be spent courting, coaxing, stroking, cajoling — and in some cases ejecting — high-paid, high-profile stars and executives, many with outsize egos.
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Crediting and celebrating teens of color for their work isn't about egos; it's about making sure society at large is forced to reckon with the full scope of climate destruction.
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Neither Mike Manley, FCA's newish chief executive, nor Thierry Bolloré, his counterpart at Renault, seems to possess their predecessors' rampant egos that may have prevented a deal in the past.
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Ostensibly taken from footage shot by the journalists and film freaks at the gathering, it's Cloverfield years before Cloverfield, even though it's more concerned with rampaging egos than rampaging monsters.
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The retrograde in Aries may prompt childish behavior in those who don't get their way, while Leo's retrograde could lead to inflated egos and snobbery, even among the most humble.
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Well, firstly, most directors have egos, and they sometimes forget that the film may be one person's vision, but it's also the result of the work of a whole team.
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Today's Terraform explores that question, and more—considering a tomorrow where social media and virtual reality collide to further blur our dedication to reality, and massage our already swelling egos.
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The team has a carefully constructed balance of egos, roles, and personalities, one that's almost impossible to achieve at all and which by nature cannot be held together for long.
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The study, published this past week in the journal Advances in Physiology Education, found that male egos eclipse those of women among students asked to compare themselves with their classmates.
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The sun in sensitive and emotional Cancer opposes power planet Pluto in industrious Capricorn at 10:46 AM. This is a powerful time to create change, but egos are clashing.
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The "carefree" Drinking Buddies was shot with a small cast and crew, while its followup, Digging for Fire enlisted big name actors and with that, big name egos and ideas.
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But, comments such as "Texas has the best commission" isn't a part of his remit other than to schmooze and stroke the egos of those present in Dallas that day.
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These skaters, rappers, and graffiti artists—with alternate egos like Vision, Capital Q, KeepSix, Caspian, and a host of others—would eventually help found intertwined brands Ephin and Stompdown Killaz.
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What minimum outcomes from the next meeting could convince cynics the negotiations actually are accomplishing something and not just satisfying the leaders' egos and burnishing their domestic and international images?
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While Mr. Kroll (of Comedy Central's "Kroll Show") and Mr. Mulaney ("Saturday Night Live") await their Broadway debuts with excitement and anxiety, their alter egos say it is long overdue.
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Egos abound on both sides of the celebrity styling business as the architects of A-list facades have gained followings to rival their clients (see: Jen Atkin, Kardashian tress tamer).
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And they can use this power for the good of America and the world, not to feather their own nests or satisfy their egos or lobby for their special interests.
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Shooting for the final season ended only a few weeks ago, and the cast still seemed to be coming to terms with saying goodbye to their long-term alter egos.
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The King of Pop's daughter made her big TV debut as social media "wizard" Rachel Wells in "Saving Face" and everyone forgot their egos for the good of the band.
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Universities stand accused of catering to the weakness of students with "fragile egos," in Attorney General Jeff Sessions's words, who cannot bear to be offended by ideas that they oppose.
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Power struggles arrive as the sun opposes Pluto on July 14—egos clash, and it feels impossible to find a compromise as jealousy and control issues come to the surface.
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Instead of acknowledging their own duality and accepting it, however, Geminis tend to reject or hide their alter egos, thinking of themselves as being one way while consistently acting another.
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Outside of Taos, the workplaces where furries were contracting—hot computing companies of the day including Sun Microsystems, Netscape and Electronic Arts—varied in acceptance of their animalistic alter-egos.
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"Some of the engineers in the Valley have the biggest egos known to humankind," Mr. Khanna, the Silicon Valley congressman, said during a round-table discussion with officials in Youngstown.
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For it to succeed, you need to find the right people, people who you get along with and are focused on the big picture rather than just their own egos.
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Others lean into the outgrown egos of stardom and begin to fancy themselves political experts -- musician Kid Rock, who knows very little but says a whole lot, is one example.
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"The governor has been very forceful both publicly and privately and believes both sides will pay a hefty political price if they don't put their egos aside," Ms. Lever said.
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While there's plenty of hilarious Marx Brothers-style anarchy here, all the performances are dead serious in their ridiculousness, capturing the big, self-preserving egos beneath the small-town madness.
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It was a battle of egos, pitting the giant who had remade the city's infrastructure, Robert Moses, against a governor insistent that the state take over the entire transportation network.
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As I read up on them, I'll be more attuned to how the people that surrounded the presidents fed their egos and shaped their administrations, for better and for worse.
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The Australian comedian Zoe Coombs Marr won the coveted Barry Award at last year's Melbourne International Comedy Festival with this gender-bending show about alter egos, mime and intersectional feminism.
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"He's doing a tremendous job, it's not an easy job — when he had 17 egos, and now I guess he's down to one," Trump said, referring to the GOP field.
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It began, as it always does, with Donald Trump's and Kim Jong Un's dueling egos, and it likely ends with Trump paying a price for his delusions of diplomatic grandeur.
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But this too is spin or shows that conservative intellectuals can are no less susceptible than their leftist alter egos are to the siren song of windy but empty rhetoric.
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The sun clashes with Pluto on April 13 and connects with Jupiter on April 14—watch out for massive egos, but also keep your ears open for some very exciting news!
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In fictional accounts of high finance—in Tom Wolfe's novel, "The Bonfire of the Vanities", or "Wall Street", directed by Oliver Stone—the courts ultimately bring the biggest egos crashing down.
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Not for him or any of his fictional alter-egos the traditional contempt of the homeward-looking literary exile—of James Joyce for Ireland, the "old sow that eats her farrow".
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Elizabeth II (Claire Foy) is still struggling with cabinet scandals and the wounded egos of her loved ones, to say nothing of the actual political upheaval leading up to the 215s.
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" Conservative radio host Laura Ingraham "We should all -- even you boys with wounded feelings and bruised egos -- we love you, but you must honor your pledge to support Donald Trump now.
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Today's Terraform explores that question, and more—considering a tomorrow where social media and virtual reality collide to further blur our dedication to reality, and massage our already swelling egos. Enjoy.
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Sweet Venus in sexy Scorpio will certainly give your intimate relationships a boost, but watch out for big egos on December 2, when the sun clashes with your ruling planet, Mars.
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Egos may be bruised, but Twitter is here to remind us that the best thing you can do in moments like this is laugh — and maybe make an Air Bud joke.
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Drake's latest release is still good because it's Drake, but where IYRTITL was fun and impulsive, Views feels caught in the crossfire of a whole lot of egos, including Drake's own.
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Suddenly, Lace, who along with all of her alter egos has been quiet all week, pulls Ben aside to wrench herself free before he can cut her at the Rose Ceremony.
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The Oscars have too many masters to serve, too many egos to salve, too many plates to keep spinning in the air, to turn into a foundational document for The Resistance.
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However, some are, and my unscientific sense is that billionaires are more likely than the rest of us to exhibit bad judgment warped by runaway egos, especially in the political sphere.
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Los egos, emociones y rivalidades han convertido la política española en un lugar más parecido a un instituto de secundaria que al centro de decisión de los grandes asuntos de Estado.
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"People will tell her, you're missing out on college scholarships" and may also suggest that she is hurting both her body and possibly male opponents' egos if she sticks with hardball.
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Detling has worked with athletes to create alter egos, similar to the retired N.B.A. superstar Kobe Bryant's "Black Mamba," that they can summon when they step on the field of play.
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The BBC documentary offers the usual peek into a world of runway front rows, egos and high glamour, in an office environment dominated by women and fueled by adrenaline and coffee.
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After years in the music and advertising industries, he had become bored with feeding the egos of famous people — instead, he aimed to seek out anonymous subjects on the city streets.
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Everton's Romelu Lukaku administered the shredding of egos, as he tore through the Chelsea defense—and not one, but five defenders were left to blame by the end of his rampage.
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Instead of feeling pressured to protect men's egos, I told men I wasn't interested in them — I didn't feel the need to use uncertain terms or lie about having a boyfriend.
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In an industry marked by an obsession with branding, alter egos give artists a chance to widen the scope of their artist identity, allowing them to express themselves to the fullest.
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It is open to debate quite how satisfying he has found his work here, anyway, trying to pick his way through a forest of delicate egos, political necessities and sporting realities.
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It is a sight that makes for an apt visual metaphor of the Napoleon complex — that theoretical condition in which inflated egos and overly aggressive social behavior compensate for small stature.
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Perhaps Davos and Tyrion's plan to package the candidates as a power couple will soothe brittle egos, although it seems unlikely — we've seen how well Tyrion's plans work out these days.
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And yes, they were political reporters ("big egos and no brains," she called us) hounding her about her emails and transfixed by the spectacle of the first reality TV show candidate.
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Through work and strain comes resolution, as Ms. Pazcoguin, after moving in tandem with her three alter egos, makes her way to the front of the stage and finds solid ground.
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While Mr. Garfield said he marveled at the screened montages of the night's honorary award winners, he was painfully aware of the constant inflation and deflation of egos, including his own.
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Also during this eclipse, the Sun will oppose Mars retrograde in Aquarius, which means some big endings will take place and you'll have to watch out for inflated egos and arguments.
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Willink went home frustrated after a day of dealing with the CEO's behavior, and then realized what was happening: They both had huge egos and were unwilling to accommodate the other.
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Also during this eclipse, the Sun will oppose Mars retrograde in your sign, so be careful of big egos (including your own!), and be mindful that people are in an argumentative mood.
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Indeed, after decades of feminist gains, the belief that women exist to cater to men's egos and desires was -- we had reason to believe -- on its way out, until Trump revived it.
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And given how poorly the world is currently being run by the oversized masculine egos who prefer self-aggrandizement over serving their people, why are we still so afraid to find out?
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There are no weird soap-operatic power dynamics or obsessive corporate egos of the WWE sort; there are no elaborate storylines a la CHIKARA, which really should come with its own FAQ.
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"Egirl" is yet another entry in a long line of words thrown at young girls to diminish their interests — in this case, video games — and prop up the egos of young men.
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"The Justice Department will ultimately approve the deal as long as management teams can get along and keep the deal intact, and egos don't work their way into the situation," he predicted.
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Instead they approach the challenge just as they always have — as a family that comes together when pressed, but still takes time to jab at each other and puncture each other's egos.
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I like working with unique, creative weirdos who don't take themselves too seriously, people who aren't overly attached to their egos and have the courage to subvert our cultural symbols of identity.
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In the workplace, these standards are particularly pronounced, and many women of color are forced to adopt work-appropriate alter egos in order to blend in and, hopefully, ascend in their careers.
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Mars tells a story about convincing Obama to run for office, and in a room full of male egos, this is an invitation for the other two to start gloating as well.
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Girls are socialized in ways that are harmful to their sense of self – to reduce themselves, to cater to the egos of men, to think of their bodies as repositories of shame.
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Rewatch the Lonely Island's best Digital Shorts, and you'll notice that the punching bag is often the trio or their alter egos, such as Samberg's clueless "Dick in a Box" lover-man.
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On the first floor of Milbank Tower, near Parliament in London, no fewer than nine pro-European groups have tried to overcome differences, and competing egos, by joining a Grassroots Coordinating Group.
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From Beyonce (Sasha Fierce) to Snoop Dogg (Snoop Lion) to Prince (Camille) to Green Day (Foxboro Hot Tubs), the gamut of alter egos in music runs through many a peak and trough.
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Professional egos, the exigencies of career-building and the restricted sizes of grants and budgets all conspire against the rerunning, in universities, of old studies instead of the conducting of new ones.
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Drake's velvety-silk voice raps about the usual egos, death and being successful while the Misty single plays as a pitched up sample and the track is just... Ooh,it's so good.
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" The actor said he and Jada "decided a long time ago that it's sort of better to flow with what people are naturally, more than what our egos need them to be.
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But when it's about hurting a free press, to protect not even the business interest, but often the egos of folks who don't want what they actually did to be in public.
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I like this version by Giovanni Battista Pergolesi: • 26D: "Psychic mediators" are EGOS because, according to Sigmund Freud, the EGO balanced out the human personality by keeping the primitive Id in check.
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I suppose I must point out that Mr. Faizon and Mr. St. Geegland are fictions, the alter egos of the comedians Nick Kroll and John Mulaney, who are both in their 30s.
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I've long believed that any number of global gatherings are intended more to stroke the egos of their founders and attendees than serve any truly positive use or accomplish any defined goal.
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" She added, "Beyoncé has her alter ego, and people create these alter egos because it seems like a little bit more protection when you put yourself out there for all to see.
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If this happened over the course of a year and a half, I think our egos would've got in the way, and we would've had so much friction, and we would've dispersed.
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This was going to make great TV. The protocols of invitation were mysterious, but the good will being spread—the respects paid, favors repaid, egos massaged—was plainly a long-term project.
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Andonovski will have his work cut out for him managing player injuries and egos heading into the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo, where the USWNT will look to avenge its 2016 quarterfinal exit.
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This Thursday, as he so often has, Spinney, 250, plans to travel to the studios in Astoria, Queens, where "Sesame Street" is produced, and record some voices for his colorful alter egos.
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Obviously, successful people tend to have large egos, but, while part of that may be based on what's real, their sense of self still manages to outpace the impressiveness of their accomplishments.
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In such a volatile election season full of larger-than-large personalities, out-of-control egos and FBI investigations, it was presumably Kaine's boringness that made him an attractive choice to Clinton.
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But the attack has also cast a light on the rites and rigors of competitive e-sports, a close-knit, screen-named world of streaming and sponsorships, supersized rewards and swollen egos.
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Most of the humor here comes from the way Mary manages two competing egos as she runs interference between the evening news's sour, unsentimental producer Lou and the above-it-all Phyllis.
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Where other set designers might shrink at the provocations of rock-star egos, Devlin usually appears to thrive on them, enjoying the musicians' contradictions and loving the ways she can help them.
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To many, the banana seems like great troll, mocking the rich and pretentious who, like the proverbial emperor, are too wrapped up in their egos to notice that they&aposre completely naked.
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All of those candidates hold appeal to affluent white liberals and that vote, let's call it the Rachel MaddowRachel Anne MaddowKrystal Ball: Democrats on track to nominate Warren, lose to Trump Egos!
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"Living with fear" goes against everything Bowie and his many alter egos stood for, so it's no surprise that he would view bowing to fear as the absolute worst state of existence.
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The same public thirst for catfights that fueled initial enthusiasm for the movie has sealed its legacy as the cinematic record of a feud between two washed-up bitches with oversize egos.
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About seven years ago, she was putting on a new play featuring actors from New York, Los Angeles and Philadelphia, and "the room was filled with egos and fears," Ms. Zizka said.
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The combination of big egos, competition, and masculine pride, peppered with large quantities of alcohol, creates an inherent theatricality in the brawls, as rendered by Lutker, that is both fascinating and hilarious.
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Female workers may also be un-mentored throughout their careers, passed over for promotions on account of their gender or their refusal to cater to the egos and libidos of male bosses.
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This forcefield is our egos, and it gives us an inflated opinion of ourselves, a higher-minded rationale for our actions, and an illusion of sanity that we rarely extend to our peers.
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"Whether he can do that do that in a bureaucratic setting, in an environment as competitive as a cabinet with a lot of obviously large egos, I think is another question," Henson said.
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But both books also point out that while their visions for the future were influential and at times ground-breaking, they were also inherently flawed, driven by their own egos, racism, and sexism.
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We seriously entertain conversations about whether or not bots have the right to free speech, privilege the privacy of fake people, and have Congressional hearings to assuage the wounded egos of YouTube personalities.
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While they don't use hair masks and keep their hair to a strictly shampoo-and-conditioner diet, they told us that their long hair is actually incredibly important to their egos and personalities.
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It is, of course, hardly a coincidence that The Book of Disquiet is also attributed to a fictional poet, in this case, Bernardo Soares, one of Pessoa's several artistic alter egos or heteronyms.
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A Namierite analysis of the Brexiteers suggests that they consist of three different groups of people who, for different reasons, have decided that their egos are best served by defying their own government.
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MOODY: Yes, I think one of the things that people have to understand is for me as a faith leader, I&aposm called to something much higher than politics and egos and ideology.
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We'll all be in the mood to discuss our feelings when the Moon connects with Mercury at 8:50 AM. The Sun opposes Jupiter at 8:39 PM: Watch out for big egos!
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Sadly the life I live in at the moment, where I don't have any real friends or family members that would put aside their own greedy minds and egos to help a friend.
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In his remarks at Georgetown, Sessions warned that college campuses were becoming "a shelter for fragile egos" -- while literally being shielded from questions posed by protestors relegated to a free speech zone outside.
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People with NPD have a pathological need for admiration from others and lack empathy; they have rich fantasy lives and enormous senses of entitlement that belie fragile egos vulnerable to the slightest criticisms.
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In Nico Muhly and Nicholas Wright's version, the eponymous fraudster maintains an array of dazzling alter egos, clothed by the costume designer Arianne Philips and voiced by her own personal chorus, her Shadows.
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" But it took them both some time, he added, to come to terms with being in a relationship: "We had big egos and neither one of us was even out of the closet.
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Both actors are in there 30s, but use the not-quite-magic of clothes and hairstyling to portray their 13-year-old alter egos, who are as crushingly awkward as they are endearing.
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" Along the way, the writer-director Anthony Neilson — himself a Court regular — has characteristically scatalogical fun with the various egos that come together to make a ludicrous-sounding film called "Child of Ashes.
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On the surface, his affinity for the traditional romantic ballets that constitute much of the company's repertory seems at odds with the glee he takes in scrambling gender roles through his alter egos.
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He still fights his way through the scrum of sharp elbows and big egos and stakes his territory, standing for hours waiting for his shots and lugging his equipment from venue to venue.
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Egos There's a certain kind of memoir — call it the hardest kind to write — that sets out not to tell a story but, rather, to tell why a story cannot adequately be told.
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Officials describe the investigation into the Chelsea bombing as a template for how the F.B.I. and the New York Police Department have learned to temper big egos and manage chain-of-command quandaries.
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One of its alter egos, cyberexperts believe, is Cyber Berkut, an outfit supposedly set up in Ukraine by supporters of the country's pro-Russian president, Viktor F. Yanukovych, who was ousted in 2014.
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Yet he's joked that his district has some of "the biggest egos known to humankind" and he is adamant that Silicon Valley is too exclusive, hardly diverse enough and benefits far too few.
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The crowded playing field will inevitably lead to an increase in hurt feelings and bruised egos, but it is inevitable when there is so much uncertainty about what will happen in the fall.
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But such gifts have been criticized by some people in the philanthropic community for simply giving more to those who have the most and serving mainly to stoke the egos of the donors.
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" Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced a new focus for Trump's Justice Department Tuesday — saving the nation's colleges from becoming "an echo chamber of political correctness and homogenous thought, a shelter for fragile egos.
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The very nature of avatars as potential alter-egos makes this VR experience feel somewhat diagnostic — as though in revealing a particular set of skins, the game is telling you something about yourself.
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As a self-identi ed mixed-race woman, she contends with different stereotypes and personas in her work, creating alter-egos in a way that is more Nicki Minaj and less Cindy Sherman.
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The only remedy to that is finding similar people to validate your reality, to confirm that feeling so deeply in a world of cruelty and egos isn't just a curse, but a gift.
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"If anybody thought that social media was shallow or that it was some passing fancy, or that this was just a way people showed their egos, I think they'd be wrong," Amesbury told me.
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New York is still the place where us natives are actually the nicer ones who want to give you directions (even if it's just to feed our egos and show off our city knowledge).
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And when you pack the big egos of fashion professionals into four weeks of shows, cross-Atlantic travel, and shoes that pinch, things like a slow-walking influencer can make grown women go bezerk.
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YOKOHAMA, Japan — The world's best rugby coach is a 5-foot-8 former school principal with a sharp tongue, a million-dollar salary and a reputation both for bruising egos and racking up victories.
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"But too many egos out there are saying, 'I can do this on my own,' and that doesn't let them see they might not be around tomorrow because of a car wreck," Francis said.
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I saw a lot of conflict, a lot of egos, a lot of corruption, a lot of microcolonialism (white people taking over the camp), and a lot of trauma playing out at the campsite.
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It was a popular book for acidheads in the 60s—Timothy Leary's The Psychedelic Experience is based on it—with the idea that it would help people destroy their egos and be reborn anew.
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Once he arrives, the movie shifts from a bizarre courtroom story to an ominous (and very convincing) demonstration of the threat that big money tied to big egos poses to press freedom in America.
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Be mindful of big egos as the sun clashes with Pluto on April 13 and connects with Jupiter on April 14—this is a majorly powerful time for transformation, especially if you're in therapy.
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Like the kinds of egos so big, they're not capable of stomaching any kind of discomfort about what they do, let alone, allowing it, from people in far lesser positions of power and influence.
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Perhaps motivated by a desire to help, perhaps by our own egos and a need to be important, we seem unable to muster the strength to shrug our shoulders and say "we don't know".
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It speaks instead to the emotional, reactive, quick-fix parts of us, that are satisfied by images and clicks that look pleasing, that feed our egos, and that make us think we are heroic.
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It was also a symbol of reconciliation between two colossal art world egos, their first since Mr. Hirst left Mr. Gagosian's stable in a highly public split after Art Basel Miami Beach in 2012.
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He discusses, for example, the changing role of media, and gossips with equal and self-deprecating verve about the wounded egos of poorly reviewed chefs, the idiosyncrasies of other critics and his own folly.
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This time, he and McCord focused on hiring "fully formed adults," in their words, go-getters who put the company's interests ahead of their own egos, showed initiative without being asked and embraced accountability.
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What they all share is that they are captivating speakers whose eloquence points toward God, not their own egos, says Shawn Boyd, who works at the Kyle Lake Center for Effective Preaching at Baylor.
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Egos BOY ERASED (Riverhead, $27), a memoir by the debut author Garrard Conley, recounts a hellish tutelage under John Smid, the director of a so-called ex-gay therapy group called Love in Action.
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And it shouldn't if most Democrats (and I am including progressives in this label) believe that there are much bigger issues at stake than the egos of those who portend to lead either faction.
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A diplomat to the core, Merkel was always willing to accept the ill-tempered tantrums of testosterone-fueled politicians with larger-than-life egos as long as this benefited the economic interests of Europe.
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But the ultimate reward is a deeper understanding of the forces at work, as well as a wild ride down a zigzag trail left by the flailing of men with bloated and broken egos.
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Having clashed with the monumental egos at Leeds – Johnny Giles, Norman Hunter and Billy Bremner, most notably – Clough's iconic Nottingham Forest side was always intended to be more than the sum of its parts.
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Bowie had, throughout his career, performed disappearing acts, staging dramatic final performances for Ziggy Stardust and the Thin White Duke, retiring his most loved alter-egos when they were at their most creatively fertile.
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These two crotchety oldsters — the alter egos of the comedians Nick Kroll and John Mulaney — will regale audiences with complaints about popular culture and celebrations of tuna salad, under the direction of Alex Timbers.
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In the music business there are a lot of egos, and I really had to step back, observe, understand why certain things were done a certain way, because there was a lot of history.
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Carell is also joined by a good cast, seen mostly in doll form, with Diane Kruger, Janelle Monae, Eiza Gonzalez, Merritt Wever and Gwendoline Christie among the alter egos in his rich fantasy world.
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At the same time, a number of these individuals are prone to brazen, dubious, and sometimes aggressive behaviors that suggest outsized egos, scant respect for others, and a degree of contempt for social norms.
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And that's what's being celebrated here — the collective miracle of a blissfully silken sound forged out of clashing egos, many misfires and life-wrecking hard work into numbers that keep playing in our memories.
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" In "Flexn Evolution," which opens at the Park Avenue Armory on Thursday, Ms. Felton, 26, will display those alter egos in group numbers, as well as in a haunting solo set to Rihanna's "Sledgehammer.
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A new tell-all book that lifts the lid on the rancorous West Wing reveals a spectacle of clashing egos, betrayal and revenge, laced with Russia intrigue, sending President Donald Trump into a rage.
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" THE TIMES SAID: "It might be getting easier for Serena to play her older sister, but it is still not nearly the same as matching huge ground strokes and healthy egos with an outsider.
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"Despite what we lost, I think we've gained much more in our humanity caring for one another and looking out for one another, subverting our egos, humbling ourselves toward one another," Mr. Cornelius said.
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Chefs may have helped design a fast-casual menu, but they were relegated to corporate kitchens, where the collective will of the people (and the poor economy) had deflated their ambitions and their egos.
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But most profoundly of all we've created a dating culture of superficiality, the endless need to upgrade partners and either abundant empty dates with people we've nothing in common or empty calendars and crushed egos.
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"The last time we were in Chico together you might have met our alter egos Goldie and Ricky," the SEC sportscaster captioned the photo of him and Fletcher dressed in wigs, hats and '80s attire.
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Lena Dunham, Allison Williams, Zosia Mamet and Jemima Kirke all channeled their high fashion alter-egos for the sixth and final premiere of the HBO show at New York City's Alice Tully Hall on Thursday.
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"If you're a coach coming into a new situation and this is a player that you covet and you really want on your team, there's no egos in this," the ex-Patriot tells TMZ Sports.
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In an invite-only speech at Georgetown University, Sessions channeled rage over liberal college campuses as he slammed the "fragile egos" of students who try to block certain speech and the professors who "coddle" them.
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Whatever Zidane may lack in terms of coaching experience and in managing the egos of such a high-profile locker room, he does know what it is to score plenty in that famous white jersey.
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Bitmoji, Snapchat users' emoji-like alter-egos, have appeared in Snapchat's "World Lenses" since the feature launched last year, but this is the first time to the company has made the feature available in 3D.
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Mr. Varjon offered an engrossing performance of Schumann's Fantasy in C, a love letter to Clara Wieck, his future bride and a mesh of the composer's alter egos, the dreamy Eusebius and the fiery Florestan.
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At the tournament in South Africa eight years ago, the French side, made up of supersized egos, went on strike during a training session, and later departed in disgrace after crashing out of the tournament.
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Those egos — the outsized, Hemingway-esque machismo of a certain type of male artist — are the subject at the heart of the film, even more than a changing Hollywood, or the echoes of Welles' life.
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The White House press corps can be maddening in size and tone, sometimes a proving ground for egos and ambition with a crowd mentality that can reduce issues to sound bites or political food fights.
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And I'm not real fond of people who try to show off the strength of their egos by using the profanity and vulgar language that Mr. Scaramucci used to describe Steve Bannon and Reince Priebus.
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Revealing information is shared and intriguing connections are made as the sun connects with power planet Pluto—just don't get carried away by too-big ideas (or big egos) as the sun clashes with Jupiter.
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Perhaps Mr Kelly will be able to smooth some ruffled feathers, but the chorus of complaints sounds less like bruised egos than long-standing private distaste for Mr Trump at last coming into the open.
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It could actually happen; think about it—the idea of having a whole festival cancellation overturned just for them might be balm enough for Noel and Liam's respectively giant egos to give it another crack.
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The HA first took to their keyboards over bruised egos when a motorcycle ride set to start from the Headingley Sports Shop in Manitoba, a Canadian province, this summer said people flying colors couldn't partake.
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For example, we often know how many movies an actor has signed on for, and while contracts can be re-negotiated, the nature of money, egos, and exhaustion are knowable factors that play into expectations.
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As if there weren't enough egos in play, JoJo is also there, plus SportsNation hosts Max Kellerman and Marcellus Wiley, who power-rank the guys in a series of challenges at L.A.'s ESPN studios.
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But they're also largely blind to how their egos and power trips are hurting the women and children they're supposed to love, even as they delude themselves into thinking they're doing right by their families.
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Decades of legal battles, scuttled mansion plans and huge egos partly explain why such vast, beautiful piece of land in the middle of one of the hottest real estate markets in the country remains vacant.
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They will tell you that it could explain, for example, why quantum computers (which admittedly don't yet quite exist) could be so powerful: They would delegate the work to their alter egos in other universes.
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You will also find yourself looking down from balconies and landings onto intimate scenes of revelry and disaster, embodied by a lithe and comely parade of performers, who wear their characters' egos on their sleeves.
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BARBARA BURGESS CHICAGO ♦ To the Editor: A few glib lines near the conclusion of Meghan Daum's Egos column (July 23), reviewing three memoirs about love in long-term relationships, marred an otherwise good essay.
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I've heard from a lot of y'all that you'd want some kind of news podcast from us going forward, which has been great to hear, and not bad on the old egos around these parts.
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The theater that unfolds in the House chamber on Tuesday will encapsulate a turbulent moment in America's story, resonate with clashing political egos and paint a picture of stark national divides and accelerating demographic change.
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Both have outsized egos and platforms but have chosen to target ordinary citizens on Twitter, leading in some cases to their followers issuing threats to their targets' safety (including rape, if that target is a woman).
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"The characters we created are sort of a mosh posh of a lot of different egos and types of people online." watch the movie INTERNET FAMOUS now to see me play a piece of shit youtuber!
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The concept was supposed to be "alter-egos" in which the women were to model the two sides of their personalities, and Ms. Leakes requested that Ms. Zolciak-Biermann pose in blackface for one of hers.
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Reddit's 250 million users don't have to give their real identity when they sign up and an environment of unidentifiable alter egos doesn't seem like the safest place for brands to attempt to advertise their wares.
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The assumption has always been that bad behavior is just the cost of doing business in Hollywood, that when you're trying to create art, you're going to have to bruise a few egos along the way.
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And, most importantly, it let people get close to the dysfunction that tore the group apart: drug use, label bureaucracy, and huge egos that resulted in even bigger brawls and years of resentment amongst group members.
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Gottlieb, for all of his blunt prose, is a smoother-over, chiefly concerned with what needs to be done but careful to manage the feelings and egos of his authors and the agents who represent them.
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As soon as these guys can let go of their egos a little bit, and start booking people solely on their talent without considering their gender, then we'll be closer to where we need to be.
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Fortunately or unfortunately for him, the unfinished business awaiting him will contain considerable drama, a lot of tears, maybe even some laughter, and that's to say nothing of having to deal with Washington's Hollywood-sized egos.
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But hey, clicking on any of the subjects conveniently takes you to the official Google search results page, so you can put your egos aside and start learning how to complete these commonly questioned skills yourself.
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Then there's Prince, a man who had no less than eight alter egos (one of which was simply called Gemini, represented in the liner notes for his appearance on the 1989 Batman soundtrack, of all things).
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He wasn't afraid to walk into a room full of talent and burgeoning egos and call the shots – even if that meant speeding up their early track "Please Please Me" to its existing chart-beating tempo.
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Laying out an enormous sum of money on a product whose creation depends upon a harmony of massive egos, and whose final appeal is the result of intangibles, is a terrible basis for a commercial enterprise.
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The last time Ms. Saunders and her "Absolutely Fabulous" co-star Joanna Lumley, brought their TV alter egos, Patsy and Edina, to New York in 2002, they wound up in jail after burning down a bar.
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It's all too easy to beat on "Iron Man" as a vestige of a more regressive era, when we made movies that coddled the egos of affluent, straight white men (well, even more so than today).
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