Their perceived warmth elicits affection and support, while their perceived incompetence elicits disrespect and neglect.
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Still, for some, the board elicits powerful feelings of nostalgia.
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Among many, the argument against sustainability elicits an emotional response.
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Like all American traditions, Black Friday elicits lots of feelings.
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Each elicits a smile; tears flow, but tears of joy.
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People struggling with allergies report that every cough elicits glares.
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Asking how many people here attend Sunday Mass elicits puzzlement.
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Kumararaja also elicits some wonderfully deadpan performances from his actors.
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That seemingly banal word elicits a violent, visceral reaction from women.
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Asking what the government is doing to help elicits hollow laughs.
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In Bonnard's and Matisse's painting, the color elicits a phenomenological feeling.
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Yet the intelligent potential of machines frequently elicits fear in people.
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But searching for people who are 15 elicits the same response.
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An indigenous bloodline no longer elicits shame; rather, it is esteemed.
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Clinton, and the intense emotions she elicits among so many Americans.
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In the medical world, conversational artificial intelligence elicits a mixed response.
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When Beaulieu presents the ACEs research, it elicits a powerful response.
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If the selection elicits yawns, Spring will try some different options.
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"Titus's work elicits a strong response," said Sarah Suzuki, the curator.
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And he elicits devout, intelligent, arresting dancing from Ballet Theater's performers.
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This elicits trust and respect that is the foundation for change.
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As the language in the tests grows more challenging, it elicits more neural activity, until it becomes gibberish, at which point it elicits less—the brain seems to give up, quite sensibly, when a task is futile.
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Clitoris. It's a word that elicits giggles from adults, let alone children.
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Bitcoin: the most annoying subculture to exist yet somehow it elicits FOMO.
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Ice cream is one of those foods that elicits a fanatical following.
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It's also the kind of fashion that elicits a visceral, emotional reaction.
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A phone call that elicits emotional reactions from both Lorelai and Luke.
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But when you talk about God, love, or parent, it elicits emotion.
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It elicits valuable information about America and who resides within America's borders.
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Perhaps Petrenko's greatest strength is the devotion that he elicits from orchestras.
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The pseudonymous Decius, a proponent of the so-called movement, elicits chills.
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LinkedIn data shows that each sales opening, on average, elicits 401 applications.
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In his imaginative direction, Gray masterfully elicits wonder, terror, tension, and catharsis.
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She elicits gasps and giggles, but she's also making a teaching point.
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Many will worry that it is a gimmick that elicits a backlash.
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Even with a therapist sitting right there with them, it elicits no response.
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"Debt" elicits a broad range of emotions amongst VCs and tech company founders.
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But in its stillest moments, it elicits real feeling and is even beautiful.
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The prank elicits cringey laughter, especially when Liam the impersonator starts singing... poorly.
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The emotion his own poetry most often elicits is that of overwhelming sadness.
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Every effort to pressure governments on human rights elicits furious reactions and denials.
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The beauty of even his best works elicits a visceral, embarrassing object lust.
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Like certain drugs, gambling elicits a surge of dopamine in the reward circuit.
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Latka had also previously bragged about the anger that his strategy sometimes elicits.
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Should it matter that a post, like Grillo's, elicits widespread and uniformly negative attention?
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They get to see his collector profile, which typically elicits a much warmer response.
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And she's a virgin, which elicits some oohs and aahs from her cast-mates.
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It's kind of sad, really, but it elicits a huge laugh from the audience.
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The interview lasts 40 minutes, and it typically elicits emotional conversations between the participants.
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I think this is all to say that sad music elicits more than sadness.
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Cancer, however, elicits little such defense because it's just another part of our bodies.
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The virus loses its capacity to infect but still elicits a specific immune response.
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Being a woman alone no doubt elicits dangers, and I have experienced them firsthand.
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The act of feeding and being fed elicits conversation, forges bonds, and creates community.
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It elicits strong, intuitive reactions, which is rare with arguments related to climate change.
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The system is entrenched, and changing anything at all elicits fears of a shake-up.
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She drives a VW, has red hair, red glasses and a wardrobe that elicits sympathy.
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Neither one elicits the response from my family members that I want, which is indifference.
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In general, déjà vu can happen when one experience elicits a memory of another experience.
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Beyond the initial "wow, that's big" the Ark elicits, it doesn't offer much entertainment value.
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Listen to a song or watch a movie/television show that elicits an emotional response.
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Eye contact elicits avoidance behavior in many species, but humans are exquisitely attuned to it.
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It is that both life and death are inextricably braided together that elicits the shudder.
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He elicits from readers the kind of polarized reactions usually reserved for talk-radio hosts.
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The realness of the performance is secondary to the feelings it elicits in the audience.
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He elicits from readers the kind of polarized reactions usually reserved for talk-radio hosts.
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If a story elicits a flood of attention, you replicate it until it doesn't anymore.
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It monitors reaction to his output, allowing him to emphasise whatever elicits the most favourable reception.
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"No other animal elicits such fascination and fear as the shark," writes Dean Crawford in Shark.
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Part of her "little girl" act is pretending not to understand the sexual attention she elicits.
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Another European airport that elicits howls is Luton, which claims, fancifully, to be close to London.
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Research shows that displaying vulnerability elicits a deep emotional connection in others, particularly during painful moments.
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I knew how to stay on brand and create a beautiful photo that elicits an EMOTION.
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Maybe it's nothing, but that slight ripple in the Mate X's screen elicits so many questions.
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Piper Chapman elicits many eye rolls from the TV show's audience, and it's for good reason.
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Penny's season one refrain of "amaahhzing" elicits a collective groan from her friends in season two.
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"Vladimir Putin knows that saying nice things about Trump elicits these kinds of responses," McFaul said.
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Philoctetes, meanwhile, tells Neoptolemus the story of his dreadful sufferings and elicits his empathy and pity.
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Herzog even elicits compassion for figures I might otherwise have been hard-pressed to find redeeming.
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The word "terror" arguably speaks less of the act than it does of the emotions it elicits.
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"Silence" certainly has something to say; it's the method of delivery, frankly, which elicits only muted praise.
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You can be sad because sadness elicits feelings of gallantry in men, but you can't be angry.
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Any piece of new navigational technology immediately elicits equal parts joy and skepticism: will this actually work?
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And then I asked him the kind of question that often elicits an empty answer from athletes.
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Just the first layer elicits a yelp from him, so you know it's going to be bad.
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Westworld is a hell of a show, but the sense of dread it elicits is nothing new.
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Now the sound of a child's crying on take-off elicits feelings of sympathy rather than irritation.
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This infrequently occurs simultaneously, but more often a change in one elicits a response in the other.
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The love and dislike Trump elicits has proven to be a positive and a negative for him.
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If the mattress elicits eroticism, then it also symbolizes danger as the site of many sexual assaults.
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The stories that Ms. Adrion elicits may be infuriatingly recognizable to women who work in many fields.
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If you can resist covering your eyes, it's worth watching for the primitive satisfaction that payback elicits.
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If something elicits strong emotions or a sense of urgency—or just feels off—pause to reconsider.
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In savvier digital circles, and among my 18-year-old students, it usually elicits a familiar chuckle.
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In Trieu's humid greenhouse garden, there's a golden statue of Veidt that elicits some ire from Laurie.
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Yet the name Los Osos commonly elicits blank stares from Californians in other parts of the state.
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But I hope it elicits their respect and, if he pursues this thing, an open-minded assessment.
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An open secret is a story that's been repeated so many times it no longer elicits a response.
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Its patchwork of chapters elicits the vertigo of Joseph Heller and the disoriented human hopelessness of Milan Kundera.
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And no other phenomenon elicits such universal reactions of joy and excitement among all those who experience it.
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These days, the very word "data" elicits fear and suspicion in many of us — and with good reason.
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The occasional attempt to form "anti-austerity" (read: anti-German) axes inside the EU elicits terror in Berlin.
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The company also elicits howls from consumer advocates for its abysmal ability to protect user privacy and data.
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Each week the procession of mostly young, Lycra-clad runners, male and female, elicits stares, but little harassment.
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A true cult movie has to have people who love it and hate it—it elicits extreme responses.
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Of course, social media just encourages new colors, as a drastic change often elicits an avalanche of likes.
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Negotiating with sexual desire, strong as ever, though it less reliably elicits a hard-on to fulfill it.
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I'm totally fine now if my saying no to a fun thing elicits a public and teary tantrum.
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The more outrage and praise Kanye elicits every time he tweets about politics, the more legitimacy he earns.
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Being in the shade or being in the dark and the beauty that elicits, the things it hides.
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RZA's direction lacks visual personality, but he keeps the narrative moving and elicits strong performances from his cast.
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We know him through the range of responses he elicits: hostility, mockery, easy camaraderie, guarded acceptance, joyful recognition.
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The inclusion of Godwin elicits questions about criteria and what it is that defines work within this category?
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Warren often elicits cheers, Joe Biden gets the occasional affectionate chuckle, but Buttigieg summons up a different reaction.
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This elicits only muted fury from the people who often preach the virtues of diversity in other arenas.
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Yet the spectacle invariably elicits applause, and the production is one of the few that still guarantee crowds.
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Watching this broken family unleash their inner demons elicits a reaction very different from anything else on Hill House.
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Trump pursued a topsy-turvy courtship with RJC contributors that to this day elicits head-shakes from top supporters.
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Also, one of Thomson's costars is his younger girlfriend, whose maybe-pregnancy elicits more panic than joy in him.
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He tells me he's often more interested in the questions that science elicits than by the answers it uncovers.
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In taxonomising the responses music elicits, Mr Gasser identifies the peak high as "frisson", characterised by "thrills and chills".
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Mr Rockwell's thoughtful and pained performance elicits a surprising amount of sympathy for Fosse, even as he behaves appallingly.
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The president's campaign against drugs, which has claimed more than 12,000 lives through extra-judicial killings, elicits enthusiasm too.
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Turns out, the prospect of sending people to Mars elicits some pretty strange questions, statements, requests ... and even smooches.
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Mr. Myers elicits a wide range of sounds and colors from a 13-piece orchestra conducted by Tyson Deaton.
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Only three presidents have gone into midterm elections with approval ratings at or below the level Trump now elicits.
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This book elicits strong reactions; however you feel about it, it will be a landmark in your reading life.
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These cues trigger your brain to think of a good memory, she explains, which then elicits a positive emotion.
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The documentary elicits some viewer indignation on her behalf, but overall, it's not a very inspired piece of work.
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In this study, we asked whether acting in ways that demonstrate various vices and virtues elicits cooperation from others.
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Similarly, Pierre-Jacques Ober elicits emotions through unlikely characters — painted figurines — to recount the experiences of soldiers in wartime.
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Perhaps the EAU clue elicits a memorable "aha" moment, or native New Yorkers enjoy the fresh take on METS.
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In China, however, Ms. Tsai elicits hateful commentary on a level that perhaps only the Dalai Lama can match.
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If ever there was a place that eludes answers, even as it elicits glib ones, the place is Israel.
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She knows that her very presence elicits sympathy, but it can also bring out an instinct to find fault.
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Sure, sometimes diplomacy fails, but more often than not, blustery intimidation elicits nothing but bluster and resistance in return.
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At its best, she writes, the new generation of cultural activists elicits greater awareness of issues of social justice.
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This, the biggest question the party now faces, more obviously elicits a left-wing reaction than a centrist one.
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The energetic Kennedy even elicits noticeably active and intimate camera work, as well as a brisk pace of editing.
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Mr. Wolfert asks the veterans in the house to identify themselves and elicits their experiences, giving each a hug.
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These cues trigger your brain to think of a good memory, she explains, which then elicits a positive emotion.
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" Nina defines a trigger as "basically anything that elicits a strong internal state that refers to a previously experienced state.
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While these proposals are understandably terrifying for Ohioans, they represent the sort of damage that elicits standing ovations in Beijing.
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It's not that López Obrador, a populist who elicits religious fervor among his leftist base, has been immune to controversy.
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A gibe at Berlin's coalition chaos elicits a cheer and jokes about rival parties get the crowd roaring with laughter.
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A tweet congratulating the promotion of his new secretary elicits 20 replies, every single one of them about the subway.
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He conveys throughout an appropriate sense of disdain for Mr Trump's efforts, leavened by the fascination the president always elicits.
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A new study shows that textural communication elicits a unique waveform, or "texting rhythm," in the brains of some individuals.
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The notion of autonomous vehicles navigating the warren of London's streets elicits only sympathy for those poor, permanently stationary vehicles.
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Friends has been off the air for more than a decade, but being called vanilla still elicits this shamed response.
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Beautiful, thin, and wrapped in glass, it's a handset that elicits ooh's, ah's and requests for more time with it.
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Facts are facts and this much we know: In America, access to weapons of mass destruction elicits terror too frequently.
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Skin Deep A photo of Philomena Kwao elicits a guttural "oof," as in she's so pretty it kind of hurts.
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" My personal favorite: "Anyone who sticks a needle in their arm deserves to die and elicits no sympathy from me.
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The high search volume for Mr. Trump is more likely evidence that he elicits strong reactions, which is hardly news.
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This memoir elicits an essential question: Could making radical art with your radical friends ever actually change the power structure?
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The global question elicits frustrations at an institutional level that are ameliorated or even disappear then at the individual level.
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Which artist best elicits spontaneous emotions of pleasure, rather than a sense of obligatory intellectualization and subservience to moral duty?
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Talk of poetic forms and conventions elicits as much anxiety, defensiveness and accusations of elitism as mentioning overtures, arias and recitatives.
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In fact, each one elicits its own emotional reaction, which, by rules of basic biology, show up differently on your face.
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It is the equivalent of kicking Meek while he is down, because it elicits the best human feeling of all—schadenfreude.
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He never uses Icelandic produce (or anything, for that matter) for the sake of it, a topic that elicits strong feelings.
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Despite North Korea's frequent provocations and its pursuit of nuclear weapons, the suffering of ordinary citizens elicits sympathy in the South.
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Specifically, a perceived diminution in freedom ignites an emotional state, called psychological reactance, that elicits behaviors intended to restore this autonomy.
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This usually elicits a laugh and gets him off the hook for contemplating that absurd 17-win campaign, a team low.
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I'm plumbing my brain for the exact brand of what-the-fuck that this drive elicits, and I'm coming up blank.
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For all of this to matter, it must be a story that disgusts, places correct blame, and, of course, elicits action.
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The ultimate purpose of Augustine's and Tolstoy's confessions, like Wittgenstein's, was ascetic: self-improvement through the catharsis and penance confession elicits.
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Photograph by Joan Marcus Timbers is not a director who is especially admired for the nuanced performances he elicits from actors.
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Adiga writes feelingly about the adolescent confusion over acknowledging one's sexual orientation and the responses — condemnation, abuse, patronizing sympathy — it elicits.
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Any mention of "MATH" -- a pseudo rallying cry for the Yang faithful that means "Make America Think Harder" -- elicits prolonged chants.
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The N.F.L. has outlawed two-a-day practices, and helmet-first tackling, known as "spearing," elicits an automatic fifteen-yard penalty.
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This elicits a strong scolding at his next session with Millward, who demands respect despite their mutual reluctance to be there.
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Maybe this all cements that, in 2017, American Dream elicits nostalgia for a time when young people listened to LCD Soundsystem more.
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The movie still elicits such strong reactions from those who grew up watching it – often repeatedly at group sleepovers and birthday parties.
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And though Yachty is a very millennial rapper, the emotions he elicits have been tornado-ing their way around teen bodies forever.
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For his fans -- which appear to be about 40% of the GOP electorate -- that idea likely elicits a great sense of joy.
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For many of us, the heavenly aroma of bread transforming into the best beautifully browned version of itself elicits treasured childhood memories.
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Yet while we agree on its importance in theory, in practice, the exercise of free speech in any meaningful way elicits skepticism.
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But does that mean that hitting children produces aggressive behavior, or that aggressive behavior in children elicits more and sterner parental measures?
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Given the current national conversation about sexual consent, it is scarcely surprising that the laughter this encounter elicits is fitful and uneasy.
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Their absence somehow elicits more visual tension—the legacy of racism and slavery hanging above their empty pedestals of marble and concrete.
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She elicits distinct but strikingly similar stories from the men and presents them in extended captions, which are inseparable from the images.
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When a book immediately elicits doubt over its authority and dexterity to represent its subjects, it's hard for the reader to recover.
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The hashtag #protest elicits demonstrations from around the globe—London, Melbourne, South Africa, and, especially, India—but almost none from Hong Kong.
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The first, for "headwind," elicits many pages of vivid cartoons and photo images, as you will see if you try it yourself.
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When Soper speaks of styles "too common to be beautiful," the players saw away amateurishly; mention of "exotic" styles elicits flamboyant figuration.
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" Schiffman elicits stories from people who are both dreading a prospective rent hike and reconsidering the decision to keep a "Mao room.
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Any data I provide on rising CO2 levels elicits a polite response accompanied by countervailing data generated by the professional naysayers. Stalemate!
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Well, funnily enough, being an expert at something that elicits a massive shrug from everyone you know can be kind of isolating.
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The survey shows you GIFs, and all you have to do is rate how much of an auditory sensation each one elicits.
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CCS, as Mr Davis puts it, elicits a "collective groan" from environmentalists, who see it as life support for the fossil-fuel industry.
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While news of threatened churches often elicits feelings of sympathy in the community, the struggles of Atlah have been met with widespread glee.
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But while City Slickers didn't grant Gyllenhaal much screen time, the experience elicits a vivid recollection for the actor even 25 years later.
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Joshua McGuire's comedic timing is consistently fantastic; even once you're used to the eclectic character you can't anticipate the hearty laughs he elicits.
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When Hardy pulls Laurel back into the wings, or cracks his partner over the head with a bedpan, their playfulness elicits easy laughs.
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The Like button is a nice idea, but since pressing it elicits zero response from the robot, I quickly forgot about using it.
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Cuban politics is a highly-charged issue that elicits strong and deeply-felt opinions from artists, curators, and opinion leaders on both sides.
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The golden, late evening light elicits a sense of the story reaching its end, so I stood and watched him for a while.
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Another theory starts from the observation that most people find children beautiful, but in a way that elicits protective rather than sexual feelings.
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Architecturally-engaged work appears again on the fourth floor, where a city constructed entirely of couscous elicits the first awes of the day.
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The movie is "at once endearing and unbearably show-offy" and "finally elicits an exasperated admiration," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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The plight of pregnant women struggling with addiction elicits widespread compassion and, sometimes, support for policies such as expanded access to addiction treatment.
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"I had to work twice as hard to prove my shit," he says, a statement that elicits knowing nods from the other techs.
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It's no surprise that AI elicits a lot of questions about our "specialness" as humans…but perhaps we're focusing on the wrong argument.
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The brazen queerness of this outfit elicits shivers of internalized homophobia for me: Why am I so afraid of vests and loose ties?
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The subtext — that photographs somehow render reality more real — is interrogated in later galleries, as the idiosyncratic behavior photography elicits becomes the focus.
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Buttigieg elicits a special form of vitriol among the young, progressive left — at least among the segment that tends to dominate online discourse.
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The last resort, for those whose obesity is extreme, is bariatric surgery, which elicits a permanent and substantial weight loss in almost everyone.
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Located in the hills of the Chianti wine region, the property elicits reviews that liken a stay here to "living in a painting."
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"But for the millions sick of being disrespected it elicits support for fighting back, even in a crude or vulgar way," Rubio continued.
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In one excruciating scene, after the apartment robbery, Julie elicits an admission of guilt from Anthony, only to end up apologizing to him.
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They either copied a design onto the folder — which elicits low psychological ownership — or created their own design — leading to high psychological ownership.
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A vaccine is an immunological bait-and-switch: you rouse the immune system with something that elicits immunity but does not cause disease.
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As with the other novels, the story resists typical plot summary, and highlights the rich monologues Faye elicits from the people she encounters.
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These projects do have some big names attached, but if the list elicits a bit of a yawn, no one could blame the yawner.
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She hopes Children of Blood and Bone elicits the unbridled joy seen in videos of kids finding out they're going to see Black Panther.
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The series makes good use of period songs, and elicits credible performances from its kid contingent, although the teenage subplot proves a little tiresome.
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NAFTA-bashing elicits cheers at Mr Trump's speeches, but also causes American firms to leap to the defence of their Canadian and Mexican partners.
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Watching Nélisse and Ritter's scenes elicits immediate dread from the viewer, tempered only by the vain hope that perhaps the film won't go there.
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The dispute turns bar-hand Oscar into a scab and elicits white nativism befitting of a Breitbart column from Tracey and her son Jason.
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Now, when I swipe, that blue bar and star on a profile elicits a silent "eww" as I swipe hard left on the guy.
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Just goes to show that a juggling hobby has tangible benefits aside from the endless offers of sex it doubtlessly elicits from strangers. 5.
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Zidane has attracted an unusual amount of attention from writers, and the task of rendering his presence on the page elicits some strenuous effects.
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These are the stories they tell, because, to a storyteller, emotional response elicits coveted attention, and misery is the least troublesome emotion to evoke.
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Nor can the story that Gloria elicits from Rick grab us viscerally, because it is entirely retrospective and, save for the awful details, predictable.
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All of which goes to show that using carrots or sticks toward the Kim regime elicits a similar response — continued nuclear and missile provocations.
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Her framing and the performances she elicits demonstrate a skill that makes me curious about what she's capable of doing with a larger canvas.
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But there is another, less uplifting Christmas story from the Great War, one that undermines the sort of hopes that the 19143 tale elicits.
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Known locally as "El Bombón" for his rugged good looks, Gignac elicits the loudest cheers when lineups are announced at Tigres' rustic Estadio Universitario.
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Bulldogging is still practiced today, but the name Bill Pickett often elicits blank stares from the public, according to BPIR president Valeria Howard-Cunningham.
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Harvey wants to know if Jesse saw the same thing in the mines that he saw as a kid, but this elicits a terrifying reaction.
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By contrast, the world outside the house elicits an onslaught of the senses, which is often pleasurable, and even when it's not remains worth experiencing.
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"But if every such question elicits either no substantive response or, mistakenly, is taken personally, then what are people of good will supposed to conclude?"
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The mere mention of it elicits gasps of recognition by women of all ages, followed by a rundown of the distinguishing elements: The green dress!
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The Leftovers is back for a final run, and while this trailer tells us basically nothing about it, the mood it elicits is pretty wonderful.
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There's something about their lithe forms, their dorky reputation, and their functional interiors that elicits emotional sighs from anyone who covers the auto industry professionally.
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But, he said, nothing else elicits "the exchange of energy that you get at live performance", a connection even more valuable in an automated age.
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This distinct crater, when viewed from just the right angle, inevitably elicits comments on how this is no moon, but a Death Star in disguise.
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Something about that intoxicating combination of cheese, sauce, crust, and toppings elicits a kind of devotion that surpasses how we normally feel about our foodstuffs.
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It elicits the same giddy, childlike euphoria, only in place of shelves filled with cherry-flavored licorice, bubblegum, and Hot Tamales, there are beauty products.
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Fulton said the prospect of self-driving trucks, illustrated by Otto's recent beer-delivery stunt, elicits a "mixed bag" of responses from the drivers themselves.
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The acting is excellent throughout, and Ross Lynch in the role of Dahmer elicits genuine sympathy for an increasingly lost but not yet monstrous soul.
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While many of the nominees are highly deserving by any measure, the picture they paint in aggregate elicits a depressing feeling of a major setback.
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The movie is "at once endearing and unbearably show-offy" and "finally elicits an exasperated admiration," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
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They want to better understand the mechanisms that make their vaccine successful, and make sure the immune response the technique elicits doesn't itself cause damage.
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We have to "celebrate" or honor something worthy, an event, a being, that elicits the joyful response that is revealed through music, especially Christmas music.
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Occasionally, someone emerges as a unanimous choice, someone whose very name elicits a sigh of recognition from the staff: Of course that person's a Great.
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This is writing — and acting — that grows in power without your being aware of it, and the tears it elicits feel both surprising and natural.
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In 2016, with Trump running for president, this has reflected itself in who elicits sympathy when they're trolled on the internet, or harassed in person.
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Certainly, a mother's soft-spoken advice to "be careful" elicits a much different response than someone yelling "Be careful!" from the passenger's seat of your car.
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For wheelchair users like myself, technology elicits both joy and skepticism: Can an app really change the way I experience architecture that wasn't designed for me?
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The cute shot of two of modern music's most talented elicits multiple questions (what's a "bro-down"?), but most importantly: Are they writing and recording together?
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If recurring appearances by the same familiar face elicits guilt following your dreamland endeavors, it's time to examine what about the real relationship might be unsettling.
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It reaffirms your notions of the depravity universities twist themselves into just for the sake of a shiny football program or just elicits another tired eyeroll.
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There is no single stimulus that elicits exactly the same response in everyone all the time: pleasure is an interaction between the stimulus and the perceiver.
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" This is the type of question, that when uttered by a wide-eyed 25-year-old, usually elicits a cringe, a shudder, or an outright "no.
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This was surprising: You might assume that focusing on victims elicits more sympathy for them, but our results suggest that it may have the opposite effect.
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As Ron praises Gary's "Jesus Christ Superstar" look, Keith elicits text responses to the question of whether parents would let their daughters date Wolfman Chris Elliott.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio elicits strong feelings from many in this otherwise quiet corner of single-family homes and short apartment buildings along Brooklyn's southwestern edge.
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The combination of a parabolic floor, a high concave roof, and cylindrical walls elicits a dense mass of overtones from even a footfall or a cough.
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A warm, trustworthy person who is also strong elicits admiration, but only after you've established trust does your strength become a gift rather than a threat.
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Like Wishbone, it's taking the temperature of its user base on its pop culture-infused questions, but in a way that elicits a different set of answers.
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Though he is the "chief architect and plotter of [the play's] woes", he is also alarmingly eloquent and elicits sympathy when he rebuffs accusations about his beliefs.
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My default mode exists on the axis of sad and silly, so I've been trying to work on stuff that takes from both and elicits genuine feeling.
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Her numbed answer, about her awareness of her body and the reactions it elicits, is imbued with a haunting air of depletion, and of defiance by surrender.
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And, Kurkova's Marchesa dress certainly delivers on that front — but there's a lot going on behind the "ooh" and "ahh"-inducing responses that an illuminated dress elicits.
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For one, the unexpected question elicits an entertaining reaction — sort of like what happens when you hold someone's nose when he's dozing off: He gasps and sputters.
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Basically, Jeremy Corbyn should be Prime Minister because he literally elicits football chants, and what could be more quintessentially representative of our horrible little island than that?
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The research also sheds light on an ingredient which has not always been well understood and which only elicits the perception of sweetness in humans and primates.
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So Prozac would be considered addictive, but not cocaine, because quitting Prozac abruptly can cause flulike symptoms while stopping cocaine doesn't, even though it elicits extreme craving.
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Mr. Trump looms so large that it's tempting to focus solely on the impact of his can't-take-your-eyes-off-him persona, which elicits extreme reactions.
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The Tennessee Senate race to replace Bob Corker pits the popular two-term governor against a Trumpian Republican who elicits the strong support of anti-abortion activists.
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There also haven't been any clinical trials to determine how much alcohol elicits this effect across people with different physiologies, psychologies, or levels of tolerance, he adds.
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Their encounter elicits a surge of tenderness from Effie that is no less fiercely felt than the other emotions that vie for supremacy within her tightly coiled being.
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"You're doing quite mundane things like emptying bins or refueling generators or calling trains, but it elicits a kind of idle satisfaction that draws you in," McQueen says.
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The meeting has seen a lot of journalist-bashing: Laura Kuenssberg, the BBC's political editor, is accompanied by a bodyguard and any mention of the press elicits jeers.
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His push to boost the minimum wage by 16.4% this year elicits little more than passing interest among workers; they worry whether they will have jobs at all.
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Ulay returns, years later, to take her hand during "The Artist is Present"—a much-memed moment that still elicits swoons and heart-eye emojis in the Tumblrverse.
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But Warren elicits respect from unusual sources, including the man Bloomberg Businessweek once called "Wall Street's Favorite Democrat": Congressman Jim Himes, chair of the centrist New Democrat Coalition.
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But the subliminal dread that Mr. McPherson elicits so hauntingly in his other works remains buried deep here, failing to surface even when characters threateningly pick up hammers.
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Sitting in the Malmö light room with Pendse brings back memories of sunny cafés at the top of ski slopes: The brightness elicits the same sense of elation.
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Their betrayal is more painful -- and therefore elicits more anger from Bannon -- because they should be fighting right alongside him -- and instead they are working to undermine him.
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By creating ambiguous metaphors ranging from daily life, to collapsed walls, and buggy accidents, each of Wayne's paintings, despite their outrageous punning titles, elicits a serious emotional response.
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The moment was a little reminiscent of the climactic scene in "A Few Good Men," when Tom Cruise's character elicits an incriminating answer from Jack Nicholson's Marine colonel.
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And as ever, the president continued to lie to the American people, while acting as if the outrage he elicits is merely evidence of how unfairly he's treated.
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He covered most of the canvas with a rose-colored carpet sample, inspired by a poem from the 19th-century philosopher Giacomo Leopardi about how concealment elicits imagination.
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But watching Mike Pence and Marco Rubio and the red firewall of Republican lawmakers pervert principles to protect Donald Trump elicits dread that there will be more lawlessness.
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The answer is — Chief Justice Roberts elicits a concession: that Mr. Trump could immunize his travel ban from constitutional challenges by disavowing his earlier statements about banning Muslims.
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Perhaps what this case elicits is the ever-present question in political and democratic life: Whether this dispute is for public debate or for a court of law.
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Saunders's writing elicits laughs and tears in equal measure, and it has a lot to say about being human, about suffering and pleasure, history, culture, memory and time.
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For any charismatic performer, though, politics often elicits the darker realms of showmanship, and Trump has used his talents to channel the deepest fears and grievances of his supporters.
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The subordinate animal may simply submit to the dominant, or sometimes the dominant may show a particular facial expression or body posture that elicits submission from the other individual.
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" &aposALIEN&apos WASPS LAY EGGS INSIDE CATERPILLARS THAT BURST THROUGH THEM The researchers added "that the presence of a vertical e-field elicits ballooning behavior and takeoff in spiders.
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Inventory management usually elicits a groan from me, but in SteamWorld Dig 2, it works as part of a larger series of risk/reward gambles the player is making.
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As they move in and around the space articulating a resonant fabric of sound, the activation of the space by their human presence elicits a sense of deep compassion.
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Dogs participated in a separation test where they were briefly alone in a novel environment (which elicits short-term distress) and then reunited with people (typically a positive experience).
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Retirement is a hotbed issue that elicits different reactions depending on the age of the individual in question, but proves to be a problem that affects all three generations.
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"Appalachian Memories," 1985: Parton announces that the next song is "for all the hard-workin' daddies" out there, which elicits a loud "wooo" from a member of the audience.
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Given that Hillary Clinton will be the Democratic candidate, the intense feelings that she elicits within the GOP will be enough to move some Republicans into Donald Trump's camp.
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Zika is typically spread by mosquitoes The Zika virus can cause fevers, rashes, joint pain, and conjunctivitis, but it only elicits symptoms in about 20 percent of those infected.
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The phrase, coined by the robotics community in the 1970s, describes a level of human likeness in a 3D model or robot that elicits revulsion instead of human empathy.
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Officially, his establishment is called Pizzeria Specialle, but asking for directions using that name elicits empty stares in the neighborhood where he lives with his wife and five children.
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Census questions undergo a yearslong vetting process that includes trials and other research to ensure that a query elicits an accurate response and does not have unwanted side effects.
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If the image of a young Kenan Thompson wearing flippers and speaking bad French in a bubble bath elicits waves of nostalgia, you're probably a child of the '903s.
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Trump has made attacking journalists -- no matter how baseless, pre-planned and just plain wrong it is -- the sort of thing that elicits cheers (and money) from his base.
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The service — which was first proposed by the House in 2017 as Space Corps — has become a top priority for Trump as it elicits huge applause at his rallies.
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But when asked about the antipathy his book elicits, Pinker lumps all critics together, whether they're "highbrow pundits" or "cultural critics" or academics who study the Enlightenment in humanities departments.
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Despite losing his hip, his career, and his wife, there are no shortages of smiles from Party Hardy Marty, and each one elicits an equally large smile from the audience.
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And for better or worse, as the president celebrates the anniversary of his inauguration and the government is shut down, such a spectacle barely merits notice, let alone elicits emotion.
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Amazon hits back against Democrats so much harder than it does against President Trump, who beats up on the company all the time but elicits barely a peep in response.
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It's the paradox of modern transportation: Despite having the ability to fly to most corners of the planet — quickly — there is nothing that elicits more complaints than commercial air travel.
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Click here to view original GIFIf the idea of a robot fish swimming through your veins elicits a Cronenberg-ian chill up your spine, you might want to brace yourself.
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"A highly targeted physical piece of mail, especially in today's ephemeral world, elicits an emotional response that goes above and beyond what is possible online," says Fink, in a statement.
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Things have started to improve in the recent times with literacy rate going up and general awareness, but the disproportion of gender on the internet elicits the age old debate.
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The P. T. Barnum scene seemed oddly fitting for a campaign that, at times, has felt like a passing parade, the surreal blending viscerally with the passions Mr. Trump elicits.
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The star paired her unfinished, tousled look with her go-to red lip and a gingham Solid and Striped cropped number — another summer BBQ ensemble that elicits immediate outfit envy.
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The peanut smell elicits memories not of childhood lunches, but of college parties gone awry: the spilled Coors cans mixing with unkempt carpet, and the vomit that so often follows.
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This version of wearing a wire no longer elicits shame and disgust—on Mob Wives, being a rat means telling your own story, and becoming a star along the way.
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The study found that when it comes to drama and reality shows, the more Twitter reactions expressing hate that an episode elicits, the more people tune in the next week.
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As the days get shorter and the temperatures get colder, we could all use a little pick-me-up — and nothing elicits such pure joy as animals doing cute things.
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Some use it as a signal to power "Joker" elicits sympathy for its title character, presenting a cautionary tale about how neglecting society's most vulnerable can result in horrific consequences.
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It's silent and it elicits a curious physical response from me, at least, so don't watch this if you get nauseous easily or don't want to feel a little queasy.
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To hear Pierre Hermé speak of his unadulterated love for chocolate is to understand the primal pleasure it elicits, not only for him but for almost anyone with a palate.
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The Birks blue box made its first appearance in 1920, and today — as Pantone 312C — elicits the same kind of response that Tiffany's blue packaging does in the United States.
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Americans who feel culturally alienated from the globalized metropolis (and sense that their worldview elicits contempt in a Democratic Party that often seems to have lost touch with ordinary Americans).
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Leitch is not the type of director who elicits Oscar-winning performances from his actors, but he's really good at getting performers of wildly different varieties into the same headspace.
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Often a dog detecting cancer story starts with a canine nosing an area on a person that elicits a pain sharp enough for them to take notice and see a doctor.
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His now-infamous domestic abuse-referencing "eat the cake, Anna Mae" line elicits a jarringly robust shout-along during "Drunk in Love" but his bars can't match the excitement Beyoncé generates.
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And as she shifts her eye across politics, art, and life, she continually elicits responses, goes viral, and generates massive engagement; almost all her tweets get thousands of likes and retweets.
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The thought alone elicits the same skeeved-out feeling I get when I think about soaking in my grimy New York City bathtub, where thousands of butts have sat before mine.
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I live with this thing day-in and day-out, and yet speaking with Eden in the safe space of her office elicits a feeling I never experience—compassion for myself.
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DeMar DeRozan, who shot the video, seems to be the main perpetrator here, but everyone has their own level of involvement, articulating the full spectrum of emotions that the song elicits.
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Still, none of it really adds up to much, and the sensual flourishes -- like sneaking off together during a masked ball -- can't obscure the laughs that the most risible dialogue elicits.
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In a video that titillates, perplexes, and elicits a cry out to God, the venerable gaming company best known for blushing toadstool creatures, announced another anime-babe filled Senran Kagura game.
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As in his 2015 play "Marjorie Prime" — a superbly controlled exercise in speculative fiction that elicits profound feeling without appearing to solicit it — "The Amateurs" works by a kind of indirection.
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Most days she just gets a sponge bath which elicits protests, often biting, and always my mother finding the most tender spot on a caregiver's upper arm and pinching it hard.
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Online, just a mere mention of the drive across Australia often elicits references to something even more frightening: "Wolf Creek," a well-known Australian horror film about murders in the outback.
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Revealing more by the way she elicits other people's stories than by what she says about her own life, she can seem like a passive conduit for the perceptions of others.
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In 35 separate monologues, plus five italicized sections describing the unnamed Visitor who elicits these interview statements, García presents a portrait of the city that is at once true and imaginary.
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Actually, the future of wifi had been creeping up on me for years, like a distant "save this date" event that elicits a groan when it finally pops up on the calendar.
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Even if they pick a good match, the virus often mutates, so much so that the vaccine elicits immune responses that do not recognize the illness and therefore struggle to fight it.
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Similar to mercurial artists like Sade, Fiona Apple, and Lauryn Hill, the control and intrigue Ocean commands and elicits around his projects has earned him a horde of obsessive, die-hard fans.
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But at this point, his candidacy largely elicits a shrug from Hyde-Smith supporters, many of them the same people who just four years ago had to move mountains to reelect Cochran.
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By the end of the episode, he's rejected his dad, left the Philippines, and applied for a job with a Filipino drugstore owner whose modest success elicits only condescension from Andrew. So!
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As someone who grew up with Kher's movies (he's been playing a dad since before my dad was my dad), seeing him in The Big Sick elicits an immense sense of pride.
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And later in the trailer, Lisa Vanderpump suggests that Dorit is longwinded, saying to Andy Cohen, "Well, Dorit does go on...," a phrase that elicits cheers from the rest of the women.
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While the word "exhibitionism" often elicits images of men in trench coats who flash and dash from darkened street corners, some women also enjoy stripping down to shock or arouse unsuspecting onlookers.
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With one-third of Americans giving charitably in December, our end-of-year generosity elicits tax deductions that enlarge our wallets and warm fuzzies that increase our happiness, trust and social connection.
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But the empathy Dumas relies upon as a cornerstone of the series requires that I check that box, as it relates to the fresh narrative she elicits from an otherwise overexposed topic.
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When Weezer play live, if Rivers is sedate he's "boring," but when he has fun with it, donning a sombrero and crawling all over the stage, he elicits even more head scratches.
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Any discussion of anti-black racism in Toronto, much to the frustration of many black Canadians, commonly elicits one response — that it's not as bad as it is in the United States.
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O'Rourke's fund-raising success will keep him in the contest longer than less fortunate competitors, and the volume of media coverage he elicits is boosting his name recognition, a crucial first step.
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This shortsighted and, as some of the kidnappers know, potentially fatal suggestion — like it or not, Chace and Gail now know Fifty's real face and name — elicits an inspired speech from Primo.
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The final act — in which Elisabeth dies, still praying for Tannhäuser's redemption, and he returns from Rome, rejected, before a last-minute miracle of salvation — elicits a bit of Castelluccian meta-theater.
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Art forgery typically elicits images of the pearl-clasping super-rich with jaws dropped at fake Picassos, but the crime is also often linked to money laundering, tax evasion, and drug trafficking.
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The exhibition elicits empathy for the environment, but always presents solutions that feel just out of reach to viewers, failing to satisfyingly explain how all these clever inventions might stave off environmental catastrophe.
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Sure, Campbell normally elicits her fair share of stop-you-in-your-tracks stares, but this time we weren't just gawking at her mere presence — we were checking out her bedazzling lip color.
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The placebo effect is a neat trick in which our conscious expectations of what a pill or therapy is supposed to accomplish actually elicits physical effects, which are usually quite subtle and transient.
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Mrofka says that though most people are impressed by the richness and detail of her sculptures, her work elicits mixed emotions, and some people find her work too lifelike or challenging to behold.
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Directed by Bartlett Sher, and featuring a priceless Jennifer Ehle and Jefferson Mays as backdoor peace negotiators, this vivid, amazingly lucid production elicits the all-too-human factor in international diplomacy (2:55).
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Directed by Bartlett Sher, and featuring a priceless Jennifer Ehle and Jefferson Mays as backdoor peace negotiators, this vivid, amazingly lucid production elicits the all-too-human factor in international diplomacy (230003:2225).
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Directed by Bartlett Sher, and featuring a priceless Jennifer Ehle and Jefferson Mays as backdoor peace negotiators, this vivid, amazingly lucid production elicits the all-too-human factor in international diplomacy (23811:234111).
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Sixty percent of respondents said diet and exercise were more effective than weight-loss surgery, which is the only method that elicits pronounced and sustained weight loss in nearly everyone with extreme obesity.
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Directed by Bartlett Sher, and featuring a priceless Jennifer Ehle and Jefferson Mays as backdoor peace negotiators, this vivid, amazingly lucid production elicits the all-too-human factor in international diplomacy (2379:23212).
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Directed by Bartlett Sher, and featuring a priceless Jennifer Ehle and Jefferson Mays as backdoor peace negotiators, this vivid, amazingly lucid production elicits the all-too-human factor in international diplomacy (23279:234200).
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Directed by Bartlett Sher and featuring a priceless Jennifer Ehle and Jefferson Mays as backdoor peace negotiators, this vivid, amazingly lucid production elicits the all-too-human factor in international diplomacy (30063:55).
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Directed by Bartlett Sher, and featuring a priceless Jennifer Ehle and Jefferson Mays as backdoor peace negotiators, this vivid, amazingly lucid production elicits the all-too-human factor in international diplomacy (2:163).
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Nintendo Switch with Neon Blue and Neon Red Joy‑Con, available on Amazon, $298.99If you're gauging the success of your gift based solely on the excitement it elicits, this is a good option.
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"It elicits a visceral reaction which then makes them say, 'Yes, I would actually take these warnings seriously, now that I really see what it's all about,'" he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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One effect (and/or cause) is that President Trump elicits highly divergent opinions from Americans, depending on which side of the political spectrum they fall, according to polling data from Pew Research Center.
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The FDA may pick a good match, but the influenza virus often mutates, sometimes so much that the vaccine elicits immune responses that do not recognize it and therefore struggle to fight it.
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Even on the internet, where everyone is talking at all times, the quotes Marchese elicits from his subjects are striking enough to break through the noise, often becoming newsworthy enough to make headlines.
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In the following MTV clip, filmed backstage at Live Aid in 1985, Bowie describes the project, which elicits laughter from someone off camera before the interviewer moves on to other questions with zero comment.
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While studios increasingly rely on fan loyalty for all sorts of franchises -- a phenomenon "Trek" and its audience sparked -- the tradeoff is that they are also made keenly aware when something elicits their wrath.
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When I sign, when I use my body to communicate, it indeed elicits a different state of mind, one that invites and guides the physical gaze, but this need not feel discomforting or unwelcome.
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The story of Judy Vogel, a middle-aged writer, mother and wife consumed with loneliness as her husband and son drift away, it is a tale that elicits a curious combination of those feelings.
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"When we think of 'work' or 'labor,' the idea elicits images of paid work and rigid ideas of employment," said Alice Wong, a disability rights activist and sociologist who lives with spinal muscular atrophy.
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Back at San Francisco headquarters, data jockeys pore over the kinds of signals that tech companies normally study, like time spent with the product and whether moving a button elicits a change in behavior.
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As I quickly discovered, nothing elicits an incredulous "Wait, that's athleisure, too?!" like an Outdoor Voices court skort or Carbon38 private-label LBDs (both the sexier, strappy-backed Polymorph and boxy, V-necked Spectrum styles).
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A so-called universal flu vaccine that elicits immunity against parts of the virus that do not change from year to year is a holy grail of medicine - but so far it has proved elusive.
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It also enables the Underwoods to target their gun control lobbying efforts in a way that elicits a groundswell of public support, putting an overwhelming amount of pressure on Congress to get the legislation passed.
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A meeting between Mark and his long-estranged father is tentative and touching, and a scene where Cheri — a strong, compelling and complicated woman — recounts her sexual history to Guillermo elicits both admiration and discomfort.
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"I think the forest — any depiction of the forest — always elicits a sense of mystery, of a fairy tale, and a certain anxiety that some kind of predatory animal can suddenly jump out of there."
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The film was divisive among critics following its early screenings, but there's no denying that it elicits strong sentiments, both about the events it depicts (wars and political scheming among them) and the filmmaking itself.
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The political scientist Arnold Heidenheimer draws a distinction between "black corruption"—things that just about everyone thinks are unacceptable, like outright bribery—and "gray corruption," which appalls élites but elicits only shrugs from ordinary voters.
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Whenever the state controls or blocks information, it not only reasserts its absolute power; it also elicits from the people whom it rules a voluntary submission to the system and an acknowledgment of its dominion.
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The turned-up silhouette, which has appeared decade after decade since the '50s, elicits the days of old Hollywood glamour and mid-century road trips, is a nostalgic mix that hits that summer style sweet spot.
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From my Nordic point of view, however, what is most surprising about American politics is that the issue that elicits more passion than just about any other, except perhaps sex, is a rather unsexy one: taxes.
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I suggest another interpretation: "The Message," like much of hip-hop, is a series of complicated gestures toward the exuberance the music elicits, which exists side by side with the pain sometimes described in the lyrics.
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The praise Trump elicits from voters for his "authenticity," for "telling it like it is," elides the fact that he is committed to hiding his human side from the world and, for that matter, from himself.
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As a gesture of peace, Idamante releases the Trojan prisoners, which elicits one of this work's great choruses, a gracious paean to forgiveness and brotherhood, performed with full-bodied sound and eloquence by the Met chorus.
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The movie also stars Michael Fassbender — who reprises his role of the android David from "Prometheus" — Billy Crudup, and Danny McBride (yes, the comedian known from "Eastbound & Down," and he elicits chuckles in this film, too).
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Rocca's drawings, paintings, and objects from that period use abstracted, intimate forms to create a personal iconography — often in hieroglyphs of repeating elements — that elicits a sense of pleasure in romance, female sexuality, and domestic life.
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For the investors, entrepreneurs and reporters who witnessed the birth of the cleantech bubble a decade ago and then tracked its implosion in subsequent years, the excitement this kind of technology elicits is another of history's rhymes.
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It's hard to find an issue that elicits the kind of universal condemnation and abhorrence that human trafficking does, which makes it something of a no-brainer for politicians when presented with a proposal to curb it.
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On Tuesday's episode of Roseanne, a Muslim family living next door to the Conners elicits such fear in Roseanne that she starts to believe they're about to build a bomb out of fertilizer piled near their garage.
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Mr. Carbone aims to honor the dish by creating a stroganoff that is familiar enough for people to recognize, yet also elicits the reaction "Wow, that's the best version of that dish I've ever had," he said.
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Mr. Acosta sometimes elicits eye-rolls from others in the White House press corps, who wonder if his aggressive questions are meant less to draw out information from Mr. Trump than to create a camera-ready spectacle.
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Lucille Ball to this day elicits affection as a creation of the golden age of television, over which she reigned with comic splendor across many a self-titled American sitcom, the storied "I Love Lucy" most memorably.
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Wright said that though cheating can be a high-intensity situation that elicits quick responses, it's important to not rush to make any kind of decision without fully trying to work through the situation with your partner.
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It should work like a passageway, through which a blurred idea — as it is breathing its new form through color, line and light — elicits an affective response in the viewer that paves the sense of personal responsibility.
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But Mr. Longhurst's production — designed by Fly Davis, with lighting by Jack Knowles — elicits a common core of loneliness among the characters, while embracing the centripetal whirl that both keeps them apart and flings them into collision.
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Now in my late 20s, I'm still a diehard emo lover, and though this confession still elicits shock from white people, it isn't much of a surprise to the dozens of other reformed emos of color I've met.
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And when Trump releases a straight-to-camera video to announce his 85033-day agenda — as he did this week, in lieu of a press conference — it elicits the same volume of coverage as a press conference would.
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An endorsement of milquetoast vigilantism that's not nearly as knotty as it presumes to be, the French thriller "My Son" is so reserved in its storytelling and vague in its details that all it elicits is a yawn.
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But the heart of the operation is bringing British informants to MI5's fully bugged apartment, so comfortingly close to Mosley's, for meetings with Mr. Toby, who poses as a Gestapo officer and elicits everything they've picked up.
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The painting, part of a solo show of Iribarren's recent work, elicits a feeling of déjà vu, maybe as an heir to Francis's Color Field stains, while similarly partaking in a cycle of artists drawing from other artists.
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"Some of his victims were recent immigrants from other countries... and they were also part of an LGBT community that is not always a community that elicits prompt and thorough responses from police when somebody goes missing," he said.
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The same studies have shown that if someone threatens your rubber hand, with say, a hammer, your brain elicits the same cortical anxiety as if it was your own—and the anxiety increases with the severity of the threat.
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And it captures a more serious truth of the Trump administration: the president, viewed from afar as a dangerous buffoon by his liberal critics, often elicits a similar response from other world leaders who deal with him up close.
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Valeant Accounting Error Elicits Divergent Reactions | Valeant said it had fumbled its accounting when, in 2014, it booked $58 million of revenue as it shipped drugs to a distributor, Philidor Rx Services, rather than waiting until drugs were dispensed to patients.
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Peel away that awe and the puzzle of house itself is harder and subtler, however, the sense it elicits ultimately more interesting and more satisfying: it gives us just enough wonder and doubt to allow the imagination to run wild.
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Re-reading the book today, however, elicits a more feminist interpretation: The "dolls" seem less like destructive forces and more like symbols of the female protagonists' search for self-determination, in whatever limited forms it could take in the late 60s.
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DUBLIN — It isn't often that a data center elicits an emotional response but that's what happened Thursday when Ireland's High Court ruled in favor of Apple, which wants to build a $1 billion data center in the west of Ireland.
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Of course, if she wants the press to focus their attention elsewhere, going on a public anti-cyberbullying crusade—which naturally elicits headlines like "As The President Tweets Attacks, Melania Trump Speaks Out Against Cyberbullying"—probably isn't the way to go.
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"These individuals are often loners, often bullied and often victims of isolation, so I hope that [the PSA] elicits feelings of compassion to report at-risk behavior and help get somebody connected to whatever services that they need," says Barden.
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"We are convinced that the ability to touch and feel the merchandise and the inspiration that our shopping experience elicits, leads to instant gratification — all important factors for shoppers," Chief Executive Officer Ernie Herrman said on a conference call with analysts.
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That is why we were pleased to see an important bit of bridge-building taking place amid the season's rancor, especially because it involves an issue that usually elicits some of the most partisan rhetoric of any – climate change. Sen.
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The problems that Amy experienced on her way up the corporate ladder are by now almost the background noise of the "Me Too" movement — so common that talking about them elicits nods and similar tales from women in every industry.
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But their mystique elicits envious glances, so models like the 812 Superfast and Portofino (which replaces the California) can be expected to be at the center of a swarm of admirers, while more practical-minded oligarchs might flock to the GTC4Lusso.
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Amirpour's monochrome, feminist Iranian vampire tale A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night was even more silent, and it worked because the director is so good at training her camera on the finely tuned performances she elicits from her cast.
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No one on this show knows what they want, or why they're here, or why they do the things they do, and watching their dramas (and hoo boy, there are dramas) play out elicits a similar feeling in the audience.
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Beneath the regurgitated propaganda arguing against a fair, multicultural, egalitarian society is a portrait of an e-celebrity without an audience, a blogger without a publisher, and, above all, an attention-seeking troll whose playbook of goads no longer elicits any emotion whatsoever.
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Jones even elicits sympathy for those evangelical Christians who, witnessing their gradual media irrelevance over culture-war battlegrounds like LGBTQ issues, do find themselves, like Hirsch, at a cultural sea, unable to navigate a society whose new shibboleths they do not know.
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THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Accounting Rule Maker Proposes to Curb What Companies Must Disclose | A regulatory change that would allow companies more discretion in deciding what is "material" information elicits concern among investors and auditors, Gretchen Morgenson writes in the Fair Game column.
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" Such talk elicits a rant from a heavy-drinking lawyer with a generous heart: "It's not for me to say why, in the inscrutable wisdom of God, a genius should ever have been called from this place of hatred and bitter waters.
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In the late 1980s, Dr. Semenza, a pediatric geneticist at Johns Hopkins, and Dr. Ratcliffe, a kidney specialist at Oxford, began independently researching how oxygen deprivation, or hypoxia, prompts the production of a hormone that elicits red blood cell production to combat it.
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But one thing that Making a Murderer does differently than Serial is present its information a way that suggests its subject, Steven Avery, is innocent — the victim of a broken justice system and a corrupt police department — which elicits a more absolute response.
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Johnson plays a C.I.A. agent who elicits help from an old high school acquaintance, Calvin (Hart), for a tiny task: thwarting an enemy of the state who stole encryption keys to the American spy satellite program with the intent to sell them.
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Because official explanations about how small problems, like a faulty door, can lead to big headaches often fail to satisfy riders, each subway meltdown elicits a corresponding flood of tweets, Snaps, Facebook and Instagram posts meant to share commuters' misery with the world.
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Goldberg "seems to be an amalgam of personality traits at abnormal levels that are constructed to make a good story and create a character that elicits a certain amount of empathy" in viewers, despite the fact he murders people, Rutledge told Insider.
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Luckily, director Justin Baldoni (Rafael Solano from Jane the Virgin, in his feature directorial debut) has the charismatic Richardson and Sprouse to carry a melodrama so emotionally manipulative that you can't help but be impressed when it elicits the very reactions you're trying to resist.
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File under "why does this exist" but also "I don't hate it" – there is literally no reason in seven hells to make a bobblehead of the Night King holding a baseball bat, yet the end product elicits feelings of pleasant surprise and even contentment.
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To this day, it still appalls me that the Cocks Not Glocks movement's use of inert, harmless sex toys as protest props elicits a stronger, more violent reaction than the prospect of a drinking-age college student legally carrying a loaded handgun in their JanSport.
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Once I'd reined in my derision of the show, I found myself tearing up a certain moments and getting emotionally invested in certain contestants (namely Kendall and Bekah M). Reality television is, of course, edited in such a way that elicits strong emotional reactions.
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The Czech Republic's second richest man, Babis elicits strong and contrasting reactions among Czechs, but most would agree that the billionaire businessman is now closer than ever to becoming prime minister following a political crisis triggered by his own government's efforts to sideline him.
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His handling of poor results – praising his players, lamenting the other team's good organisation and citing, dare we say it, some form of "great character" – is the inspiration for the numerous Twitter parody accounts, the silly memes and the general piss taking he elicits.
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From the avocado latte to the grass-covered restaurant table to the fish-and-chip shop called "the Battered Wife"—plus, that lady who spent two whole months putting needles into fruit, the land Down Under often elicits the same response: u wot, m8???
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With "She Begat This: 20 Years of 'The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill,'" Morgan takes an album that was a cultural touchstone — the kind of work that elicits ardent devotion and ardent backlash — and holds it up to the light, showcasing its brilliance and its shadows.
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For example, shifting the eyes from side to side produces weak electrical activity in ear muscles and a minuscule curling of the outer edge of the ear, and a sudden noise behind one ear elicits weak electrical activity in the muscles behind that ear.
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Balancing on top of a ladder in a Chelsea gallery and beholding a sculpture only visible to oneself, the viewer feels the loneliness that must have accompanied Emperor Wu on her ascension to power; the work elicits a feeling closer to sympathy than admiration.
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Well, today, all of that all precipitated into one culminating moment as Overlord Goodell took to his fascist war declaration podium before the NFL draft, stared down a public that was littering him with boos (his mere presence elicits vitriol nowadays) and asked for more hatred.
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The type of language that's used on 4chan is slowly making its way into the mainstream, and putting it on the outside of someone rather than in their brains elicits the question of whether it's okay to use that type of language when you're in reality.
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"I've loved you three summers now, honey / But I want them all," Swift, who is rumored to be celebrating her third anniversary with British actor Joe Alwyn this fall, sings on the swingy, retro-feel title track, which elicits memories of proms from well before her time.
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Every interior looks straight out of an Anthropologie store; every potential love interest looks like a budding CW star; every supporting character wholeheartedly embraces the role of sassy BFF (especially a scene-stealing Holland Taylor); every new development in Lara Jean's love life elicits gasps or sighs.
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Feeling sexual pleasure, a woman decides to stand by her man; meanwhile, "the feeling of efficacy" a man gets when he elicits the female orgasm becomes "a potential strong reinforcement for the man," he said, much in line with those who argue in favor of pair-bonding.
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"When progressing from something that elicits a milder version of your fear to the most feared/avoided situation on your hierarchy with respect to your phobia, I think there's a place for images and videos when people aren't ready to approach the real thing," she added.
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Because of the emotions it elicits in others, and the way they are marketed as medical devices, a wheelchair often carries quite negative connotations, which, when you pause to think about it — as this story has forced me to do — makes absolutely no sense at all.
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In the 1971 film "Janie's Janie," the director, Geri Ashur, elicits the first-person story of a Newark woman named Janie, who, to escape an abusive father, got pregnant at fifteen and married soon after, only to find herself in the grips of an abusive husband.
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Leaping around in time, director Nanette Burstein ("The Kid Stays in the Picture") elicits several noteworthy admissions from Clinton, including an acknowledgment that she's a better government official than a candidate, the obvious problem being that when pursuing high office, one often leads directly to the other.
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We tapped the expertise of a few professionals in the field on what makes the most effective subject lines, what time of day elicits the highest rate of response, and to settle the question, once and for all, of how many exclamation points are too many exclamation points.
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All it takes for a hotel, restaurant, or attraction to blow up is one good photo: A meticulously-composed Instagram shot that elicits wanderlust, hunger, or an all-important tap on the bookmark button, indicating the user's desire to actually visit the spot at some point in the future.
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How the composer finds cohesion in such variegated materials is mysterious, but it probably has to do both with the underlying force of his ideas and with the commitment he elicits from his collaborators, who include the violist Kyle Armbrust and the versatile new-music pianist Cory Smythe.
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I'm open about my unease, but other elevator-phobic people suffer in silence, making up excuses to get to the stairs — they forgot something, or need to use the bathroom — to get to the safety of the stairs rather than endure the panic that riding an elevator elicits.
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"This study now shows that radiation delivered at space relevant dose rates over extended times elicits adverse neurocognitive effects similar to our past studied using dose rates that were about 400 times higher," said Charlies Limoli, study author and professor of radiation oncology at the University of California, Irvine.
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" The definition would be a substance, or whatever, that elicits sexual desire; there's no bean, no fruit, no drink that if I'm nervous on a plane, you could slide me this magical bean and all of a sudden I think, "Oh, my gosh, should we find a room?
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Centering on one Norwegian couple who improbably initiated the diplomatic back channel that led to the epochal meeting of the Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and the P.L.O leader Yasir Arafat at the White House, "Oslo" affectingly elicits the all-too-human factor in the weary machinations of state policy.
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At one point, while he is in Israeli custody but before he and his captors have left Argentina, Eichmann shares a bit of Nazi humor — a joke at the expense of Hitler, Goebbels and Goring — which elicits a guffaw from one of the Israelis, followed by a spasm of shame.
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Moore and Gibbons also wanted to draw a line between the idea of a newborn's positive reaction to the smiley face and the teen and adult reaction to superheroes: The very basic idea of a superhero, a caped crusader, elicits a basic response of nostalgic reverence or awe from many of us.
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Almost every line she utters elicits a laugh, or a gasp, or a groan; hers is not only the most impressive performance in "Girl from the North Country" but the one that works most like Dylan's best songs—action and feeling happen simultaneously, and are expressed by way of the very same gestures.
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Opposition to the surge of non-European, nonwhite immigration is a bedrock of the Trump campaign, a crucial element of his attack on political correctness and a key component of the loyalty he elicits from noncollege, middle- and lower-income voters opposed to liberalized immigration — voters who believe they have been dispossessed.
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In contrast to Korean mukbang, she explains, which is understood to be popular largely for its focus on social eating (once live commenters get involved, a mukbang stream can turn into a real party), Western mukbang — just like Kleo's cheat day video — frequently elicits comments from people using the videos for dieting purposes.
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"In the absence of a political solution, an escalating cycle of violence seems most likely, whereby increased demonstrator aggression elicits greater use of force by the police and ever more aggressive attacks from protesters," said Steve Vickers, a risk consultant and a former commander of the Royal Hong Kong Police Criminal Intelligence Bureau.
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Earlier in the film Dot and Helen slap the shit out of a reporter who tries to sexually assault them (perhaps the only character who objectively elicits judgement, because he doesn't live or belong in Xenia), but it's a shared sexual experience that provides a three-way closure at the end of the film.
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Or maybe it's just the fact that This Is Us elicits so many feels — just what you want for a rainy day of binging TV. You'll swoon, you'll weep, and you may even throw something at your laptop when you realize that no, you won't learn who "her" is until well into season 3.
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He divides his time between organizing the Muza5k, an annual marathon that visits eight different pizzerias to uncover the city's best slice of mozzarella, and obsessively visiting the city's pizzerias to collect anecdotes and discuss the minutia of pizza culture for a book that will recount its story and the compulsive fanaticism pizza elicits here.
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" Interviewing dozens of colleagues, family and critics, "Spielberg" elicits some of its most illuminating observations from the director himself, who is remarkably forthcoming in discussing his childhood ("Everything scared me when I was a kid"), his parents' rather messy divorce and his sensitivity about misfires like the comedy flop "1941," which left him "devastated.
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"Dancing in the Moonlight" is a reflection of personalities at odds; judgement versus innocence; lack of ability to enjoy anything wholly versus… happiness(?); deeply rooted pessimism versus a kind of pleasure that elicits eye rolls because it is being gained from something perceived to be lacking in value, like a BuzzFeed listicle or the films of Hugh Bonneville.
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But the music of American Honey moves around the map as much as its characters: the movie takes its title from a Lady Antebellum track; in a specific scene, Bruce Springsteen's solemn cover of Suicide's "Dream Baby Dream" elicits a rare smile from Star; and Rihanna and Calvin Harris' "We Found Love" thumps at the film's romantic core.
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Chantal's disappearance (and the shrugging response it elicits from Dory's friends) causes Dory to turn Chantal's trauma into her own, turning herself into the victim instead of Chantal—a realistic reaction to expect from a sorta-narcissist who becomes more self-involved as she becomes more consumed with finding Chantal and less with the feelings of those around her.
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Still and always true: Trump is the wild card There were a lot of expectations going into Thursday's meeting between the congressional big four and the White House, and the fact that no major breakthrough or stalemate emerged from the meeting elicits both regret and relief in lawmakers who weren't sure how that meeting might go.
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"The question is, is there something special about the action of humming that elicits a response from the snails, or is it merely the act of dislodging them and handling them that prompts them to come out and put their foot down?" wrote Luke Miller, a marine biologist at San Jose State University who has studied periwinkle behavior.
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Well, if the thought of Ariana Grande getting a ridiculous hand tattoo that somehow says "Small charcoal grill finger ♡" elicits the deepest most pleasurable sense of schadenfreude possible, then you'd be in luck, because Kokatu's translators say that if you're reading the tattoo how Japanese is supposed to be read—right to left, top to bottom—that's what it says.
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As Jonathan Cohen detailed in a great piece for Vox, they served (and still do) as a sort of voluntary tax, bringing in significant sums for the government without the type of pushback that raising tax rates elicits: Once states took control of the lottery system, they could authorize games as they saw fit in order to help specific institutions raise money.
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He took the moans and cadences from blues music he heard in the Mississippi Delta, mixed them with political activism, tossed in some fancy biblical exegesis and topped it off with "whooping," a form of black preaching where the pastor uses rhythmic vocal pyrotechnics to bring the sermon to a celebratory end that elicits an emotional response from the audience.
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" Audiences have been reacting to the pieces with both allure for the ice cream as it melts, and disgust in how artificial the food really is, "the work is at its best when it elicits both of these responses, when the drip is something that is simultaneously sensual and abject, when you want it and want to get away from it.
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But then Baldwin—who was clearly listening to the whole debate while off-camera in Seattle—came back to politely check the good Reverend's assessment of the beginning of the Revolutionary War: Baldwin tells the Reverend, nearly 25 minutes after Faulkner made his point, While, yes, Baldwin's moment elicits a schoolyard, "ooooh, he told you!" kind of reaction, Baldwin makes an important distinction that goes beyond the blast range of his truth bomb.
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No other Democratic official, aside arguably from Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiOn The Money — Presented by Wells Fargo — Trump signs first phase of US-China trade deal | Senate to vote Thursday on Canada, Mexico deal | IRS provides relief for those with discharged student loans House delivers impeachment articles to Senate Senate begins preparations for Trump trial MORE (D-Calif.), elicits the kind of fear that Biden provides in the mind of the Commander-in-Chief.
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"An experiential gift elicits a strong emotional response when a recipient consumes it — like the fear and awe of a safari adventure, the excitement of a rock concert or the calmness of a spa — and is more intensely emotional than a material possession," says Cindy Chan, assistant professor in the University of Toronto's Scarborough's Department of Management and co-author of a 2016 study on how gift giving affects relationships, which was published in the Journal of Consumer Research.
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Riding a $230 bicycle slowly through traffic in Williamsburg, Brooklyn—a neighborhood with a complicated relationship with both wealth and non-fixed gear bikes—while wearing a skinsuit elicits a response from passersby similar to what I'd imagine it'd be like to get oiled up and nude and drive a Lamborghini convertible through Beverly Hills: People are sure you're some sort of insane rich asshole, but there are so many around that it's not worth much more than a raised eyebrow.
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I can't wait to cook them, starting with this beautiful kuku sabzi, which is like an emerald-green Persian frittata, and which everyone at the photo shoot went wild for; and of course this polo ba tahdig, rice with a bread crust that elicits actual gasps when you bring it out to the table; fesenjoon, my favorite, which is a sweet and sour and silky chicken stew made with pomegranate juice and walnuts; and this easy cucumber-and-herb yogurt, which goes on nearly anything.
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Mediterranean Sea 60 miles west bank Tel Aviv jordan gaza strip israel negev Makhtesh Ramon egypt Eilat saudi arabia israel 90 Eilat Sderot Hativat HaNegev Whale Ahla Diving Center Gulf of Aqaba Map data from OpenStreetMap 1/2 mile Mediterranean Sea 1/2 mile 60 miles west bank israel Tel Aviv jordan 90 gaza strip Eilat israel Sderot Hativat HaNegev negev Makhtesh Ramon Whale Ahla Diving Center egypt Gulf of Aqaba saudi arabia Eilat Map data from OpenStreetMap By The New York Times Makhtesh Ramon, the biggest land formation of its kind in the world, elicits gasps — and not just because hiking Mount Ardon, a flat-top mountain in the northeastern reaches of the national park, is arduous and, at times, scary.
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