It feels, for all the world, like the storytelling equivalent of computer programming — you see the code where the emotional attachment goes, but not the emotional attachment itself.
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No veto power, no secrets, no rules about emotional attachment.
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"I have an emotional attachment to Key West," he said.
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Who has ever had an emotional attachment with a donut?
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One: Audiences have to have an emotional attachment to the characters.
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Obviously there's a strong emotional attachment with any of this stuff.
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"Shoppers now want an emotional attachment to clothing," Ms. Beard said.
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And third, that consumers require an emotional attachment to their bot.
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Berbatov was loyal to the club, and the emotional attachment was strong.
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I just don't really have any emotional attachment to the whole thing.
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Which brings me to the third and most fraught ingredient: emotional attachment.
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"It was just sex; there was no emotional attachment there," he said.
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And unlike us, machines aren't burdened with an emotional attachment to privacy.
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I have such an emotional attachment to the times when I got them.
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This emotional attachment makes a single playthrough feel like your own personal canon.
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Young residents of Chantelle, like Tumi Hihumba, 20, had no such emotional attachment.
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Maybe you have an emotional attachment to the house, but you're selling it.
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"I have a lot of emotional attachment to the people that we're serving."
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But obviously, there's a strict correlation between time spent with somebody and emotional attachment.
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Kim's wedding to Kanye, just because there is so much emotional attachment to it.
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Nations inculcate an emotional attachment to myths and symbols much more than locales do.
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"Once the Civil War begins, you see this emotional attachment to flags," Brady said.
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The employees acknowledged some users may have an "emotional attachment" to the current limit.
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He wants to start building robots that forge an emotional attachment with their owners.
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Any emotional attachment to them, I've discarded as I've been to dozens of them.
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They recognize food as food and can make choices without the burden of emotional attachment.
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One should never underestimate the emotional attachment between a musician and his or her instrument.
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If the mug becomes part of my morning routine, I might build an emotional attachment.
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The statement exploits their religious and emotional attachment to Israel in the crudest possible way.
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You have to think that if coffee went away that emotional attachment would take new form.
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But on a personal level, you have such a strong emotional attachment to your first record.
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"There's a real emotional attachment to a lot of coasters that people have ridden," Joey said.
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But companionship, to my mind, incorporates three key ingredients: physical presence, intellectual engagement and emotional attachment.
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The filtration is my sensibilities and emotional attachment, and it's very important that that is prominent.
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Poor communication, emotional attachment to patients and aversion to death were also among the causes they cited.
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Kort feels the term is over-applied to people simply because they enjoy sex without emotional attachment.
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It's absolutely possible to form an instant emotional attachment to this robot, and that's its only goal.
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It turns out emotional attachment to a partner is not unique to humans or even to mammals.
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There's romance, but it's peripheral, and Kaira largely eschews it because she doesn't feel any emotional attachment.
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Chris Plante's eulogy to the perfect headphones beautifully captures the emotional attachment we sometimes make with objects.
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Called into the office, Runquist admitted to "an emotional attachment" but not a physical relationship, Montgomery says.
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We are often just there as somebody who is not bringing any emotional attachment to the experience.
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"Millennials want these little brands, these local brands that they have an emotional attachment to," he said.
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And they understand the emotional attachment and this high school crush that I still have on this character.
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Your emotional attachment to the characters isn't as strong, and your familiarity with the universe isn't as deep.
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The children, often looking for long-term emotional attachment, end up repeatedly losing their short-term volunteer friends.
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Unlike some activists, he said, he is not motivated by any sentimental or emotional attachment to other creatures.
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"I have a very difficult time letting go of items that I have an emotional attachment to," he says.
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People often have an emotional attachment to their home, even though they can't afford it on just one salary.
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The natural protector instinct we have gives us a clear emotional attachment to the characters in front of us.
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What matters is the emotional attachment, the empowerment that employees feel when they own a part of the company.
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Future studies could incorporate the emotional attachment to home to better understand the complexities of relocation decisions, the authors wrote.
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Some people prefer to have sex with people with whom they don't have an emotional attachment or don't even know.
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The mental and emotional attachment we feel to a show we just immersed ourselves in is completely normal — scientific, even.
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Most insurers have a less than deep emotional attachment to the individual health insurance market, though they recognize its importance.
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Indeed, many feel deep emotional attachment to the American leader, whom they see as very as a guiding moral force.
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"It was the idea that started everything and we had emotional attachment to it," says Leibel of the pillow-towel.
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And the more pronounced the brain changes, the higher mothers scored on a measure of emotional attachment to their babies.
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For those very reasons, those of us who came of age watching The Notebook have a strong emotional attachment to it.
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They need kids to pester their parents, become lifetime consumers, and have an emotional attachment to products they loved as kids.
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If you invest so much time into anything I think you're going to have an emotional attachment to it or whatever.
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SoftBank has its own robot, Pepper, that will use AI to try and form an emotional attachment with its human owners.
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A common reaction among visitors, Ms. Wimhurst said, is a feeling of "real emotional attachment" to Mr. Parr's work and Mrs.
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Humans have an emotional attachment to phones, researchers theorized, which is why they can be more distracting than other everyday objects.
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The levels of emotional attachment, dedication and tribalism eclipse even that of the Olympic Games — and that's just amongst the fans.
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I wanted to feel as much emotional attachment as possible to each track, so hopefully that gives each track some distinction.
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Pecorino di Pienza is sweet and complex and it's reinforced by the emotional attachment to the beautiful place it comes from.
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We're told Mike has no emotional attachment to the Bronco, but he'll hold onto it unless he gets what he wants.
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But still, with a dour wit and total lack of emotional attachment, he moves ahead, creating a beautiful knife all the same.
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But this full-on formula rarely gives the listener the space to form an emotional attachment to the songs and their sentiments.
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Welsh football was, by virtue of its failings, a niche interest that only those with an emotional attachment ever became involved with.
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Frequent sex releases hormones like dopamine and oxytocin, which both play a role in creating physical and emotional attachment between two people.
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Frequent sex releases hormones like dopamine and oxytocin, which both play a role in creating physical and emotional attachment between two people.
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THE MILLENNIALS WANT THESE LITTLE BRANDS, THESE LOCAL BRANDS THAT THEY HAVE AN EMOTIONAL ATTACHMENT TO. THAT THERE IS A VALUE PROPOSITION.
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According to one study, paying with cash not only leads to better choices, it also increases the emotional attachment to that purchase.
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And it's a series of clips that helps to quickly build a strong community with an emotional attachment to the subject matter.
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"I learned that clients were getting their nails painted not only to look beautiful, but that there's also an emotional attachment," Lin says.
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"Sentiment should not be allowed to cloud decisions", pleaded one, fearing the "deep emotional attachment" that the staff had formed with the building.
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And in another study, paying with cash not only led to more judicious choices, but also increased emotional attachment to the purchased product.
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Micro influencers are a kind of engagement sweet-spot, because engagement is really a wonkish sort of word for emotional attachment and trust.
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Because emotional attachment is an issue that comes up, especially when you're dealing with intimacy like this, there is a cap on sessions.
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Despite its importance, the need to boost the international competitiveness of larger companies often gets overshadowed by our emotional attachment to small businesses.
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" According to Mater, most Muslims "have a strong emotional attachment to this place … highly personal bonds shaped by collective consciousness and individual experience.
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"We understand since many of you have been tweeting for years, there may be an emotional attachment to 140 characters," the company said.
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"It seems like a silly little thing but I found that people had a huge emotional attachment to their earrings," Ms. Sagar said.
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The policy asks the panel to weigh "the significance of the work to public art collections" against the emotional attachment of the claimant.
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In some cases, it becomes more comfortable for the user to have a primary emotional attachment with the drug rather than a person.
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There is a level of intimacy and emotional attachment that makes them more than friends with benefits or one-night stands, he said.
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Klopp said he could broadly appreciate that the match had been "nice to watch," for those with no emotional attachment to either side.
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DHL is sponsoring esports organizer ESL (Electronic Sports League) to reach younger consumers and encourage people to build an emotional attachment with the brand.
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We understand that after years of using Twitter, there may be an emotional attachment to the bird with no legs — we felt it, too.
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"It was very difficult to convince them to be photographed wearing their jinbaori, standing in their hometown where they have emotional attachment," she said.
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After all, the relapse had hardly been fun, and once my cravings were satisfied, I had no remaining emotional attachment to the junkie lifestyle.
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Perhaps that lack of previous emotional attachment explains why I found Dumbo to be the most successful of Disney's recent slew of live-action adaptations.
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There's surely some emotional attachment that people have to those spaces that prepare this thing that is more or less the same everywhere you go.
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Fletcher has also spoken out about his experiences with both films, revealing that he never felt any kind of emotional attachment to the Queen biopic.
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"We have an emotional attachment to Detroit," explains Mr Ford, and also a sense of responsibility to the city that made Ford a household name.
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An emotional attachment to a particular institution, a desire to stay close to home or other factors can override such calculated logic, Ms. Smith added.
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"While many have developed an emotional attachment to the upright bear, it is important to recognize that all black bears are wildlife," Mr. Considine said.
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"We just take the emotional attachment to a name away from the long stat lines," said General Manager Brian Cashman, who called the drill informative.
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But as he grew older, he began to realize that much of his emotional attachment was bound to his fond memories of his college days.
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Thakran said because many entrepreneurs in Asia tend to be first generation business owners, the emotional attachment to the businesses created from scratch is particularly strong.
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I'M SORRY, I FOLLOW THE PERSON WHO IS BEING HONEST BEFORE I FEEL THE PERSON I WANT TO FEEL AN EMOTIONAL ATTACHMENT TO WHAT THEY SAY.
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Some women, after their abortion, have also reported feelings of grief, anxiety, lowered self-esteem, regret, sexual dysfunction, avoidance of emotional attachment, flashbacks and substance abuse.
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Each work is guaranteed to convey original and off-kilter facets of your love / no-labels emotional attachment to the apple of your V-Day eye.
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I've definitely developed an emotional attachment to my Overwatch favorites, and this is partly down to the work that Blizzard has done outside of the game.
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Directed by Laurie Kahn, Love Between the Covers investigates emotional attachment to romance narratives, the women who read and write them, and the shifting industry itself.
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But given his emotional attachment to children as well as his aesthetic appreciation of their forms, his assertion that his interest was strictly artistic is naïve.
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As we finish our lunch at the ugly diner—"I have an emotional attachment to this place," Tenaglia confides—I ask her about her work ethic.
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Fletcher, 53, revealed he felt no emotional attachment to the Queen biopic after stepping in to fill the shoes of the fired Bryan Singer in December 2017.
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And living in this society for some time has impacted the way I see the world, as well as my emotional attachment to certain parts of it.
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Less ambiguously, "Baby Teeth" suggests that the daughter is a classic psychopath who is capable of little emotional attachment and who shows no remorse for her violence.
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"My mother was a fan and collected Jil Sander when I was a child, and I had this emotional attachment that I didn't feel anymore," she says.
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Your first instinct is to avoid the threat of emotional attachment by keeping the number of people whose death or sudden departure would destroy you to a minimum.
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"We understand since many of you have been Tweeting for years, there may be an emotional attachment to 140 characters – we felt it, too," the blog post reads.
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He points out that the music doesn't really help provide any sort of emotional attachment to the scene, and proves his point by taking the music out completely.
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Misunderstandings stretched out the first few hours of both, slowing progress right down—but this ultimately saw me form a deeper emotional attachment to their depictions of Link.
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If they did, she would be categorized as having minzu qingxu, an emotional attachment to your ethnic group, a mark of political unreliability for a non-Han minority.
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Six months after giving birth, the mothers answered questions on the Maternal Postnatal Attachment Scale, used to assess a woman's emotional attachment, pleasure and hostility toward her baby.
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Mothers who had the most pronounced alterations in their brains also scored higher on tests of emotional attachment to their babies than women whose brains underwent subtler changes.
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Pointedly, Tracker has no emotional attachment at all to the missing boy; also pointedly, he tells us in the very first line that the boy is now dead.
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Richardson sees emotional attachment as an ethical problem, calling it the human-sexbot connection an "asymmetrical relationship," while McMullen is counting on it to help sell his toys.
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Without seeing any actors and without seeing any relationships on screen, you're still able to develop an emotional attachment to the family through a tour of their empty home.
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"The bid was much higher than I expected and shows Anne Frank's cultural importance and also the emotional attachment to who she was and what she represents," he said.
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Of course, we open ourselves up to the danger of emotional attachment whenever we're dating and sleeping with someone, but that's our choice to make, and our choice alone.
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"He had a lot of emotional attachment to it, having buried many of his deceased relatives on it, including his brother, after whom I was named," the lawyer added.
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They're looking for emotional attachment, memory activation and active attention — how they vary throughout an experience and whether they change after a consumer interacts with an ad or a product.
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"We understand since many of you have been Tweeting for years, there may be an emotional attachment to 140 characters – we felt it, too," Twitter product manager Aliza Rosen wrote.
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But it's logical as well, because most of us do not eat with a total absence of emotional attachment and most of us do not see food as a neutral entity.
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"We understand since many of you have been Tweeting for years, there may be an emotional attachment to 140 characters — we felt it, too," the company said in its blog post.
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And the end, she can't go through with it because the emotional attachment to her daughter proves too strong, but when she leaves the train, the entire station immediately shuts down.
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And although there was an emotional attachment to family-run firms, numerous examples from Europe showed that letting go of a business at the right time could be beneficial, he said.
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"If you want people to have an emotional attachment to New York, I always try to think of what New York is like in my own imagination and memory," she said.
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Even if you're someone who aims to have little-to-no emotional attachment with your sexual partners, there are still some biological reasons why emotion may eventually come into the equation.
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Now that the Chargers stadium referendum failed, it's important that the team leave little reason for San Diegans to harbor any emotional attachment before the team, uh, bolts for another city.
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For one woman it may mean the ending of an unwanted pregnancy, involving an "embryo" or "fetus" or "ball of cells" or "body part" that she had no emotional attachment to.
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However much this book forces us to grapple with our past and our present, it also raises larger questions about our future — questions of identity and, in the end, emotional attachment.
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Many writers explored how technology and social media can both enable and frustrate emotional attachment, but none carried greater weight and poignancy than Ms. Leddy's essay about her missing older sister.
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Britons have long had a strong emotional attachment to their homes, using it as a retirement fund or boosting their own personal spending as their equity and financial confidence soars increasingly higher.
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Know when to fold 'em If there comes a time when a business model isn't working, you have to be tough with yourself, despite the emotional attachment you have to your company.
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"White represents a heritage factor and a deep-rooted emotional attachment," said Hayley Paige, a bridal dress designer based in Manhattan who appeared on "Say Yes to The Dress" for five seasons.
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Its government drew support in part from those with an emotional attachment to the job security, social fabric and national pride associated with mining that overlooked the downside for health and the planet.
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It seemed important, to me, to find a way of creating an emotional attachment between these people and their heritage, and I knew that the way to reach the soul was through music.
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"If we're doing our jobs properly, there should hopefully be some sort of emotional attachment to the Assistant — you should be sad if it falls into the sink and goes haywire!" he says.
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In one of his most striking experiments, Berns found that when dogs sniffed a rag soaked in their owner's scent, activity spiked in their caudate nucleus — a reward center involved in emotional attachment.
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Maintaining relationships online through messaging removes the negative barriers of social interaction, speeds up intimacy, and makes us all think we're closer to one another, but in actual fact, it strips away emotional attachment.
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He adds that there's a "much warmer and more intimate emotional attachment between the performer and the recording device" if you can stroke and whisper to the camera as if it were your audience.
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As a young, impeccably credentialed Mexican-American — by far the largest of the Latino voting blocs — Justice Cuéllar would have been someone to whom the Democrats' core constituencies would have developed an emotional attachment.
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That is perhaps the biggest motivator for promoters to deal with the headaches involved of throwing an event abroad—the desire to create something in a place that they feel a strong emotional attachment to.
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While many, including Christopher Hawthorne, the architecture Critic for The Los Angeles Times, generally support the Zumthor plan, some favor renovation of the existing buildings or have voiced their emotional attachment to the old structures.
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"People want to have living things in their homes like plants because there also is an emotional attachment," says Patty Cassidy, a registered horticultural therapist, Master Gardener, and vice president of the American Horticultural Therapy Association.
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"My parents have since felt that courtship isn't biblical enough, and that if they really wanted to use an example from the Bible, they would use arranged marriage, where there is no emotional attachment," she says.
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"Now a new generation, who do not have an emotional attachment to that agreement, or were just children at that time, are raising their hands and saying that the agreement was not good," Mr. Bartomeus said.
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People tend to have more emotional attachment to their political camps than to abstract faith in the integrity of the process; attacks on the process are thus likely to actually chip away at public faith in them.
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Few of those owners actually live in them full time now, but, like the castles and manor houses that dot the English countryside, the residences are familial status symbols of staggering heft, worrisome expense and emotional attachment.
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This is already a huge problem at restaurants, for example, and this will likely get worse when it is easier, and the user has even less emotional attachment to the interaction or guilt about cancelling or not showing up.
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"So much of the industry is dominated by engineering and business, but ultimately the success of these new products will be that people can make an emotional attachment to them, and that's what artists have been doing for generations," said Kane.
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For others, the low esteem with which Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government holds American Jewry—and in particular the 90 percent of American Jews who do not identify as Orthodox—has undermined the emotional attachment they have to the Jewish state.
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General Nicholson's four tours of the country, in which he developed a personal commitment and an emotional attachment to the place and its people, also speaks to the toll of the conflict on the men and women who fought there.
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This teaser is a couple weeks old, but I can't not include the first look at the latest adaptation of High Fidelity, since everyone I know seems to have some kind of twisted emotional attachment (myself included) to the movie.
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Jim Silver, the chief executive and editor in chief of TTPM, a toy industry website, said the overall market was oversaturated with movie-related toys this year, and children were not making an emotional attachment to the brands and the characters.
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My friend's girlfriend laughs at the interaction, and so do I, but I am sincerely happy for Tom Sandoval, which leaves me worried about what might happen next, because whatever it is must be karmic retribution for my emotional attachment to this fucking show.
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The truth is, I didn't feel a strong emotional attachment to whatever human that fetus might have turned into had our fates followed a different path — I didn't quite think of it as a person, or of my odd instincts as mourning rituals, exactly.
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It's not authentic, but it's about what I remember," Patel explains, "I have an emotional attachment to all of my food—with my family, with my aunt, with my college friends and sneaking out in the middle of school to go buy that bhel puri.
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And that's a major problem in "Driver Ed," because this episode's case of the week — Veronica trying to prove that the crash wasn't an intentional murder-suicide by the bus driver — depends entirely on our emotional attachment to the mystery of the bus crash to work.
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After Alison sniffs out the emotional attachment that is developing between Cherie and Hern, who has a girlfriend he seems unwilling to either love or leave, she confronts him, and, through him, every man who has persuaded her to open up and then let her down.
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It could be about engagement: Rosen and Ihara wrote that while some people who have been tweeting for years may harbor "an emotional attachment" to 140 characters, they saw more users tweeting when they had leftover space and didn't have to squeeze their thoughts into the current character limit.
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She nearly kills the smug Charlotte during her raid of the main staging area ("Your chances at eternity will die in that valley, with all the souls you've gathered there"), and she overcomes her emotional attachment to her father in order to mine his overloaded noggin for treasure.
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The Republican base might have moved on from George W. Bush, but the professional party operative class in the audience in South Carolina has not, and gave Bush one hell of a moment, which likely helped him with viewers in the state without that emotional attachment to the Bush legacy.
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I've lost count of how many times I've made an objectively stupid play at the poker table thanks to an excessive emotional attachment to a particular outcome — from chasing lost chips with reckless bluffs after an unlucky run of cards, to foolhardy heroics against opponents who've gotten under my skin.
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Knowing full well the emotional attachment many people have to whales, and hoping to challenge the arbitrary lines we draw when it comes to the animals we eat, PETA observed that the meat we get from killing one whale is equivalent to the meat we could get from killing about 1,200 pigs.
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The world it's created is so viscerally discomfiting to watch that whenever the show tries to use music to punch up the tension or to undercut it ironically, instead it has the opposite effect: Things start to feel mawkish and silly, and my emotional attachment to what's happening onscreen is broken a little.
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However, there are common risk factors:A history of anxiety and depressionA history of moderate to severe premenstrual syndromeNegative attitude towards pregnancyRecent difficult life eventsHistory of sexual abuseLow self-esteemRisky pregnancy such as emergency cesarean or hospitalization during pregnancyPostpartum complications such as prolapseLow infant birth weight of your baby, under 3.3lbsExpectations for the birth that did not occur, such as the desire for natural delivery that resulted in a cesarean birthHistory of insomnia or insomnia during pregnancySymptoms of postpartum depressionEdwards says that common symptoms of postpartum depression include: Gloomy moodIrritability Low self-esteemGuiltSleep problemsSuicidal thoughtsFatigueLow interest in plans or activities that the mother used to find enjoying Other symptoms, according to the National Institute of Maternal Health, are:Hopelessness, sadness, or feeling overwhelmed or emptySocially withdrawing from friends and familyLack of emotional attachment or bonding with your babyThoughts of self-harm or of harming your babyFor a full list of symptoms visit the National Institute of Maternal Health How to treat postpartum depressionIf you&aposre worried that you have postpartum depression, the first and most important step that doctors recommend is to contact your obstetrician or midwife immediately.
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