It was emotionally difficult, but I'm sure it was emotionally difficult for Kamala.
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The goal was to not seem emotionally distressed, even though everything that was happening was emotionally distressing.
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An emotionally intense full moon has left you reflecting on the end of an emotionally-charged situation.
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He's emotionally wounded over the jewelry-based betrayal; she's emotionally wounded over the fact her husband cheated on her.
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How are you going to be supportive emotionally in the after if you're not being supportive emotionally in the before?
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Well, politics is the art of making abstract policies resonate emotionally — and these tariffs resonate emotionally and they are good politics.
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It may be really good for some people, who understand lighting and cameras, someone who can emotionally get across emotionally through video.
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Suzan Pitt's Joy Street is strikingly unpretentious and emotionally frank — refreshing in an art world that is often emotionally detached and intellectually cool.
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On the other hand, I feel they're pretty sure that I am emotionally committed to them and emotionally invested in making them successful.
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She is the host of The Emotionally Intelligent Recruiter Podcast and author of Elephants Before Unicorns: Emotionally Intelligent HR Strategies to Save Your Company.
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Or, even better, I'm emotionally healthy enough that I attract other emotionally healthy people, who exist somewhere along the center of that relationship anxiety spectrum.
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"I think it's true of films made in the U.K. during the war years to be more emotionally tangible, more emotionally grounded," Mr. Letterman says.
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Their flaws — she can be overbearing; he's reticent and emotionally repressed — and their desire to understand each other make for an emotionally rich portrait of love.
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"Dad was a very reserved guy who didn't express a lot emotionally, although he was feeling a lot emotionally, and that molded into the character," he explains.
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"It's really, really different and it's definitely not as emotionally rewarding [as the library], but it's not as emotionally exhausting either," Sullivan says of the new gig.
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"There is a sense of shame for not feeling emotionally healthy, yet going to a therapist to assist in becoming emotionally healthy is often stigmatized," she says.
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"There is a sense of shame for not feeling emotionally healthy, yet going to a therapist to assist in becoming emotionally healthy is often stigmatized," she said.
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But Chazelle's approach to his emotionally remote subject was to make a rather emotionally remote film, and it failed to connect with audiences or, it seems, Academy voters.
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It was extremely emotionally demanding and I was giving it my all every time we rehearsed it so I was emotionally exhausted when I got home Monday night.
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Actually, we can be quite emotionally violent to one another; general discourse on Twitter is extremely emotionally violent even if it can be full of truths, you know?
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Pregnant women can have very emotionally intense dreams, people on certain medications can have very emotionally intense dreams, so it could be something going on with you genetically.
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Doing martial arts — taekwondo — helped me mentally and emotionally.
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" Harrison Ford described her as "funny and emotionally fearless.
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I was in terrible shape — emotionally, but also physically.
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Take care in being too emotionally manipulative -- or depressing.
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In 2012, the company secretly tampered with the news feeds of nearly 700,000 people, manipulating the ratio of emotionally positive to emotionally negative posts, then monitoring the subsequent activity of those users.
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Read more: The 2 types of difficult conversations all couples should have before marriageIf your partner is physically and emotionally distant, they could be emotionally cheating on youThere's no single red flag that determines whether your partner has emotionally cheated, but actions that put you and your partner at both a literal and an emotional distance could be clues.
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Part of what design does is sensual storytelling, emotionally storytelling.
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Mechanically, it is a brutal process; emotionally, it's incredibly healing.
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While Kristina and I were definitely emotionally attached as well.
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I had to go through a lot personally and emotionally.
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But, some days, it is emotionally exhausting to simply exist.
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He's also surprised to connect with Jed, physically and emotionally.
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The case of Ms. Clark remains raw, emotionally and politically.
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Most American Jews say they feel emotionally attached to Israel.
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I think she's actually not that emotionally connected to it.
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Our main concern is how she is emotionally and mentally.
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A fresh start is here around an emotionally difficult subject.
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I learned to factor sex into an emotionally fulfilling relationship.
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They were a way for me to feel emotionally supported.
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Little picture, it means everything, because movies reach us emotionally.
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Emotionally, it comes from a very old place of insecurity.
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They know that virtually, but emotionally really they don't know.
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Now I skip them because I can't emotionally afford them.
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Belief systems that once anchored you emotionally will be tested.
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Emotionally, you're on this total roller coaster — and you're bloated.
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I find humor essential because my mother was emotionally abusive.
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The process was emotionally draining, physically taxing and often demoralizing.
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Not only are you tested physically, but emotionally as well.
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"Emotionally, it's hard for me to deal with," said Morgan.
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Do you depend too much on others, financially or emotionally?
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Is virtual intimacy more empowering for women; more emotionally safe?
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He was sentenced Monday in an emotionally charged court appearance.
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But she says she is doing well, physically and emotionally.
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"I can be emotionally, physically attracted to men," he continued.
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"I've gotta think tactically and not emotionally," Ben reminded himself.
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So I react emotionally, like most of the country does.
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Keeping up with current events is an emotionally exhausting chore.
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"Emotionally, it doesn't feel too over the top," he adds.
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Harris says Adams returned from school emotionally exhausted some days.
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"It's strong not only physically, but also emotionally," she said.
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Carano's character doesn't have to be sexualized or emotionally broken.
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Emotionally – maybe I would be married with kids right now.
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Just as Arie failed to do emotionally in their relationship.
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" Another described Theesfeld as being emotionally abusive and "super misogynistic.
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She's traumatized emotionally and in many other ways that's problematic.
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"Emotionally, it's hard for me to deal with," he said.
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I had worked so hard – physically, mentally, emotionally and financially.
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In that emotionally available part of the corner, yeah. Yeah.
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The bad news is our future overlords are emotionally fragile.
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"I'm emotionally drained," he says as he begins to cry.
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Emotionally, it was extremely worth it; financially, not so much.
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You react emotionally, and I'm guilty of that as well.
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"I've lost money from being too emotionally invested," he said.
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Click only if you're completely ready emotionally, mentally and physically.
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After all, everything about him — physically, musically, emotionally — requires it.
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I'm emotionally tied to it, but it's also an obligation.
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Yeah. Do you feel more emotionally mature than last year?
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They don't know what I've been through medically or emotionally.
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During her second hospital stay, the singer reportedly spiraled emotionally.
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It's a big, big strain on them, physically and emotionally.
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It's easy to emotionally get back there and it's dangerous.
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Earlier in the day, Ford emotionally recounted the alleged encounter.
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It's brilliant, full of atmospheric songwriting and emotionally affecting melodies.
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She's so strong, because she's been battered, emotionally and intellectually.
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Of course, people can change emotionally and financially over time.
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Alamo terrorized his followers, punishing them physically, emotionally, and sexaully.
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Lea Michele is baring it all, both physically and emotionally.
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Clearly, after their mother died, Shirley supported them all emotionally.
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And thus, "Emotionally Realistic, Yet Slightly Wounded Maria" was born.
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"Actors are really emotionally complicated," she told Nylon in July.
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But in the present circumstances, Trump's was emotionally more apposite.
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I loved the mix of visually dazzling and emotionally devastating.
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When our relationship soured, turned emotionally unsafe, I nearly imploded.
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They're emotionally complex and highly intelligent living beings, not props.
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I'm having an emotionally excited reaction to all of this.
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"Emotionally, it was a big win for us," Rinne said.
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Emotionally intelligent people are successful because they never stop learning.
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You can imagine that this is emotionally traumatic for him.
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" Toler asks Catherine, who responds, "Because I feel emotionally spent.
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I was okay with myself emotionally before I did it.
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In any normal year, it's a wild, emotionally charged theater.
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He'll also still be emotionally recovering from the last one.
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Not all parents are emotionally equipped to become permanent caregivers.
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For her part, Blasey Ford offered emotionally raw, captivating testimony.
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He was just very emotionally upset about my mom's situation.
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Very few book moments have hit me emotionally like that.
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An unspoken pact between an emotionally desperate father and daughter.
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It's emotionally comforting and beautiful and captivating to look at.
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The next day sitting in the space was emotionally overwhelming.
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"You kind of go through the spectrum emotionally," she says.
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It's certainly not something we planned for financially or emotionally.
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Find people who want similar things — physically, energetically, and emotionally.
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"I can be emotionally, physically attracted to men," he said.
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Market reacted emotionally to the prospect of a trade war.
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"I was so emotionally broken down," says the rising star.
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Not emotionally, but physically, a yawning stomach kind of feeling.
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Food is particularly hard because it's physically and emotionally difficult.
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His only problem is that he plays a little emotionally.
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It's time for a clean slate, both financially and emotionally.
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So I'm probably also emotionally not perfect, I would say.
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An emotionally disturbed person falsely claimed responsibility for the bombings.
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It's expected that a romantic breakup will wreck you emotionally.
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It's an emotionally muted tune that longs for something bigger.
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It allows you to go places emotionally with the character.
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"Imagine someone really hurt you, physically and emotionally," she writes.
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And after that, I became less and less emotionally present.
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Somehow they break each other down, emotionally, in a way.
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And millions of people accepted it — emotionally if not logically.
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"Psychologically and emotionally this is very challenging," said de Lima.
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It has been a physically exhausting and emotionally draining time.
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MR. GRENDENE Photography has an immediate impact on you emotionally.
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She is emotionally isolated, an insomniac, and preoccupied with death.
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But from a child development perspective, emotionally, they're the same.
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But how do you emotionally move people through your playing?
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Powerful changes will take place around an emotionally charged situation.
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"She was very sad, very squeezed emotionally," her friend said.
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They are also worse at coping with their debt emotionally.
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At the same time, the German public was emotionally strained.
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Any and all of those things can be emotionally taxing.
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Many teachers sense that students are more emotionally vulnerable today.
|
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The whole ordeal left me physically and emotionally wrung out.
|
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She is the host of The Emotionally Intelligent Recruiter Podcast.
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I mean that it takes a toll on you emotionally.
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"It was very sad and emotionally draining," he told CNN.
|
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That's the problem: All of us were totally emotionally involved.
|
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It wasn't an emotionally charged situation like it is now.
|
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But they can also be incredibly stressful, financially and emotionally.
|
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Love is actually disruptive, emotionally violent, challenging and ultimately damaging.
|
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But they haven't once asked me how I'm doing emotionally.
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"Emotionally, you're never prepared for something like that," she says.
|
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What's been the most emotionally intense thing that you've experienced?
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You'll find some confidence around an emotionally intense situation, too.
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I want to be emotionally, spiritually, physically satisfied as well.
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They are hard, emotionally and spiritually, and they're hard physically.
|
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You're feeling emotionally supported, but you're still moody, as usual.
|
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What's wrong with being cut off emotionally from your audience?
|
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What did you have to consider emotionally as an actor?
|
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"They just seem complicated and too emotionally diffuse," he said.
|
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You'll feel especially emotionally sensitive, so be gentle with yourself.
|
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By the end, I'd be physically, emotionally, and financially depleted.
|
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I had to mentally and emotionally prepare a lot beforehand.
|
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The skinnier I got, the less emotionally stable I felt.
|
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She started to believe that testosterone had "emotionally muted" her.
|
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I'm not able to sext with people and detach emotionally.
|
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Emotionally, you can't help recontextualize it, now that she's gone.
|
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It wasn't as multifaceted emotionally as it needed to be.
|
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We all struggled to be emotionally honest on the page.
|
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That's not the exciting, emotionally compelling message that anyone craves.
|
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He makes me feel so comfortable to go there emotionally.
|
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She's emotionally generous, gregarious, dynamic, and finds most people interesting.
|
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Some people voted emotionally; others voted based on that deception.
|
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Afterward, she said, he quickly became emotionally and physically abusive.
|
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I thought it might emotionally be a breakout for me.
|
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I found its characters to be emotionally and morally unengaging.
|
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Now she is determined to heal, both emotionally and physically.
|
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Being emotionally unengaged helps us better reason about the facts.
|
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The energy throughout the day is grounded, yet emotionally sensitive.
|
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You tend to play characters who are emotionally closed off.
|
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The imbalance of power can be emotionally unsettling and exploitative.
|
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Emotionally overwhelmed, he said, he got lost on the way.
|
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Her performance was courageously exposed, emotionally as well as vocally.
|
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It's definitely when I emotionally just gave up on podcasting.
|
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Disappointed, away from home, Tom is isolated and emotionally withdrawn.
|
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She also, we learn, had an emotionally abusive mother herself.
|
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"I'm physically, mentally and emotionally tired – I'm exhausted," she said.
|
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It is Bodak Yellow, Cardi B. Psychically, spiritually, emotionally, communally.
|
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Emotionally and cognitively, they are all extremely smart and thoughtful.
|
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That lynching is emotionally painful for Doria and her relatives.
|
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"I was emotionally drained from the panel discussion," he said.
|
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It's going to feel emotionally draining and uncomfortable at first.
|
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"Emotionally and mentally, she's still a great champion," Evert said.
|
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In this clue, we're not thinking about feeling emotionally detached.
|
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Cool was emotionally reserved; woke is angry, passionate and indignant.
|
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Meanwhile, I'm sketching, learning about who these people are emotionally.
|
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At the very least, it is much more emotionally exhausting.
|
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My fiancée has been a champ and supports me emotionally.
|
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Calls to wage war on drugs can be emotionally appealing.
|
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Powell has "suffered emotionally" and is in counseling, Dudelson said.
|
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Taylor left "dazed and emotionally shattered," according to the lawsuit.
|
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And I knew just how emotionally complicated that election was.
|
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Get yours before they rip you off, emotionally or otherwise.
|
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I would say that I'm invested emotionally but not attached.
|
|
Ms. Fattori said she feels emotionally tied to the reef.
|
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A messy photo shoot turned into an emotionally raw experience.
|
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"Emotionally," Davis said, "I do feel some kind of culpability."
|
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Exercise is practically built to be emotionally and physically painful.
|
|
How are you preparing for the trip, practically and emotionally?
|
|
They accused me of being emotionally toxic and mentally unstable.
|
|
Some women say he runs an emotionally abusive sex cult.
|
|
Well, he's emotionally ... Like, he'll try to approach human ... Why?
|
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My ability to connect emotionally to other people was zero.
|
|
Elle is technically impressive, emotionally moving, and full of meaning.
|
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Patients seek psychoanalysis to find comfort, to feel better emotionally.
|
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"The hardest part was holding it together emotionally," Ortiz said.
|
|
This lack of stability leaves children emotionally adrift and uncertain.
|
|
I couldn't afford, financially or emotionally, to not be working.
|
|
Subsequently, she becomes emotionally absent, a driver of corporate dehumanization.
|
|
Gems, regularly features some of television's most emotionally affecting storylines.
|
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"Almost every person nowadays has someone they're emotionally very close to or want to be very emotionally close to but that distance has become a factor that is actually eroding that relationship," he added.
|
|
This is wounded Jamie, damaged Jamie — not just physically, but emotionally.
|
|
We talked about me: I'm someone who emotionally provides for others.
|
|
After all, you've got a captive, isolated, and emotionally vulnerable audience.
|
|
"I'm dying of cancer," she emotionally explained in the "Jeopardy!" video.
|
|
KOSINSKI: The president thanking those around him -- most emotionally his family.
|
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I mean, it can be emotionally and mentally crushing. Right. Right?
|
|
Cara Brookins was emotionally destroyed as her second abusive marriage dissolved.
|
|
Easy energy flows today, and you're working through emotionally charged issues.
|
|
It's a lot mentally and emotionally, but it's also really cool.
|
|
Election night in America has become an emotionally fraught communal experience.
|
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So how did you avoid it getting messy emotionally and physically?
|
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But of course it's so much more emotionally complex than that.
|
|
Both characters command our attention through their endurance, emotionally and physically.
|
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That's a balance between what's financially practical and what's emotionally realistic.
|
|
Emotionally involving people like that is not only powerful, but needed.
|
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"I feel like it was keeping me from being emotionally available."
|
|
This translation change is not only emotionally meaningful but dramatically so.
|
|
"Emotionally he was pretty much drained at that point," Maddon said.
|
|
"After they scored on us, we were emotionally broken," Sampaoli said.
|
|
Every day for nine months, I felt professionally and emotionally defeated.
|
|
I've been in relationships that were both emotionally and physically abusive.
|
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The incident has "emotionally taken a toll on her," she added.
|
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First love is one of the most emotionally extreme human experiences.
|
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I don't know what I could emotionally bring to the table.
|
|
Hard-charging yet fragile, Hick drew out the emotionally reserved Roosevelt.
|
|
They are recovering — morally, emotionally, and interpersonally — from their past plenitude.
|
|
As with many figures in kids' TV, Jeff is emotionally arrested.
|
|
All this adds up to a seriously emotionally charged week ahead.
|
|
Breakups are physically and emotionally devastating because love is all-consuming.
|
|
That said, the William reveal gutted the show for me, emotionally.
|
|
Britain has always been the most emotionally invested in this dynamic.
|
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Emotionally it made me realize that I could still do this.
|
|
Survivor is emotionally draining for even the most icy-hearted player.
|
|
Watch them forge a closer bond in this emotionally charged exchange.
|
|
I am a more emotionally attuned person now, having done it.
|
|
Trump is "belligerent" and "emotionally retarded," the alternative medicine advocate added.
|
|
Putting names and faces on people made friend requests emotionally charged.
|
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"I like to consider myself an emotionally strong person," Bowens said.
|
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"Emotionally, this was not an easy decision to make," she laments.
|
|
Percentages shown are for emotionally significant words only, for each address.
|
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Snacking really gets me through this Sunday, both emotionally and financially.
|
|
He becomes emotionally entangled with one while in pursuit of another.
|
|
PHILADELPHIA — In an emotionally charged speech on Monday night, U.S. Sen.
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Emotionally intelligent computers may already have a higher EQ than you
|
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Percentages shown are for emotionally significant words only, for each condition.
|
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My cat had been sick, which was expensive and emotionally taxing.
|
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Breakouts, no matter how big or small, can feel emotionally crippling.
|
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The AP reported that authorities have described Liverpool as emotionally disturbed.
|
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I feel like I am stronger than I've ever been emotionally.
|
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And getting things done in America requires getting people emotionally invested.
|
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I can't remember, I had emotionally blacked out at this point.
|
|
Pisces Libra season is an emotionally intense time for you, Pisces.
|
|
This is a good occasion to check in with yourself emotionally.
|
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That's why we think that smells are "emotionally evocative," says Dalton.
|
|
Instead of feeling secure, they're more likely to feel emotionally unsettled.
|
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Time will tell whether it's as emotionally satisfying as the original.
|
|
Emotionally porous, she's vulnerable to the power of her own empathy.
|
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In some ways she's stronger than Pete, who's more emotionally vulnerable.
|
|
Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom are in paradise — literally and emotionally.
|
|
What was it like emotionally to prepare for something like that?
|
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I'm an emotionally immature person—I'm an actor for God's sake.
|
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Have you ever gotten emotionally attached to anyone you've shot with?
|
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Nothing like physical but they still, you know, emotionally bullied him.
|
|
Some who were invited decided against attending the emotionally charged event.
|
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He married an "adventurous" girl whom he claims emotionally abused him.
|
|
I have so many amazing students who struggle emotionally and academically.
|
|
It has been cathartic and very emotionally difficult to write this.
|
|
I think he is mentally and emotionally unfit to be president.
|
|
"He remains very unhealthy — both physically and emotionally," the source explained.
|
|
This is a powerful time for transformation—spiritually, mentally, and emotionally.
|
|
The intimate, emotionally affecting film forgoes the usual hot-button rhetoric.
|
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I've been faced with a lot, gone through a lot emotionally.
|
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I definitely, most certainly, was emotionally moved by this eternal classic.
|
|
This never-ending custody fight was emotionally and financially draining us.
|
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It was more than we could handle emotionally, psychologically, and financially.
|
|
What's happening now, and through that, what's happening to me emotionally.
|
|
Spiritually, emotionally, and existentially flattened like an egg under an anvil.
|
|
When that happens, it feels good and moves the needle emotionally.
|
|
We see you, and we hear you, emotionally exhausted Marvel fans.
|
|
Here's her analogy: Imagine someone really hurt you, physically and emotionally.
|
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"I want her to be mentally and emotionally healthy," she adds.
|
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"It will test you on every front: emotionally, psychologically," she said.
|
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Why I Did It: I'm very emotionally attached to my hair.
|
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You prefer to connect with people emotionally as well as physically.
|
|
Finding Happiness Through Hiding From Background Checks Ysiad was emotionally shattered.
|
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When you see stuff on Facebook, people are basically responding emotionally.
|
|
She was stable emotionally, but didn't want to believe what happened.
|
|
But emotionally the diet hit me like a 9,000-ton avalanche.
|
|
And it's the consumer who pays the price — financially and emotionally.
|
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You to give him a pass for being emotionally distant. 24.
|
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But by then, we're fully, emotionally invested, so it doesn't matter.
|
|
You'll gain powerful insights around some emotionally charged situations this evening.
|
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Emotionally, you're reflecting on your hopes and dreams for your future.
|
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Quentin, their youngest son, was left to fend for himself emotionally.
|
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Then, mentally and even physically and emotionally, prepare rehearsing for it.
|
|
Succession planning can be complex, expensive, time-consuming and emotionally wrenching.
|
|
My body was emotionally destroyed and I was just shutting down.
|
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Nothing can prepare you for such a loss — not emotionally, anyway.
|
|
We all know what it feels like to be emotionally manipulated.
|
|
Emotionally, I used that as an excuse to start drinking again.
|
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We now know it chains men to an emotionally limited path.
|
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You have to think about it logically and not so emotionally.
|
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Now the stakes basically can't get any higher, financially or emotionally.
|
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Plus, I was supporting a struggling relative (both emotionally and financially).
|
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She was all about being unavailable emotionally, and overly accessible physically.
|
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Emotionally, I hope that all parties can come to their senses.
|
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Being divorced, I felt like I took a step back emotionally.
|
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An emotional heater for the most emotionally draining summer in years!
|
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Today's very emotionally intense, Pisces, but it's nothing you can't manage.
|
|
You're in a protective and emotionally sensitive mood at this time.
|
|
So much of Romaplasm is uplifting and sounds really emotionally full.
|
|
"Let's just say I emotionally blocked a lot out," she added.
|
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The only person I was emotionally close to was my mom.
|
|
Would there be veto power if either partner felt emotionally threatened?
|
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So striving to be emotionally, financially and on all levels, independent.
|
|
" Introverts, meanwhile, are thoughtful individuals who tend to be "private emotionally.
|
|
"My husband physically and emotionally abused me," Celeste says in court.
|
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But back then, I didn't ask how you were doing emotionally.
|
|
You have to be truly vested, not just financially but emotionally.
|
|
"He'd rather talk about emotionally charged issues, like immigration," Wien said.
|
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But it's being emotionally, unscientifically conflated with illegal, unregulated THC vapes.
|
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But it's being emotionally, unscientifically conflated with illegal, unregulated THC vapes.
|
|
I was 79, emotionally and physically depleted and almost completely deaf.
|
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But getting an MBA degree is mentally, emotionally, and financially taxing.
|
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" But, she noted, "being emotionally involved was important for my stories.
|
|
Emotionally intelligent parents understand that you can't fight fire with fire.
|
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"It was a spiral going down—mentally, financially, emotionally," Clarissa said.
|
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"We're both a little hotheaded and we react emotionally," Phelps said.
|
|
If someone's "shook," they're affected by something, usually negatively and emotionally.
|
|
It's easy to forget how emotionally damaging such experiences can be.
|
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Financially and emotionally, this could prove a toxic form of pride.
|
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"I don't want to do this," Champ emotionally told her partner.
|
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"That is something I am very emotionally committed to," Miele said.
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Beyond that, it's unclear what tracks inspire Pitt creatively and emotionally.
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The life of an activist can be mentally and emotionally exhausting.
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Hackathons are often social, emotionally charged, and a way to learn.
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Emotionally and intellectually, they have many self-inflected wounds to lick.
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You can encourage someone to support you, and I mean emotionally.
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Their absence stunned this community and is felt deeply and emotionally.
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East Coast bebop was more angular and staccato and emotionally volatile.
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"Emotionally, we are transferring ourselves onto the Internet," Mr. Knight said.
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You've said that its production process was an emotionally intense one.
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It's really hard and emotionally taxing, and humor is my savior.
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Nobody can see that you're physically, mentally, and emotionally dying inside.
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The full moon in Taurus will bring a big climax emotionally.
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I may be physically exhausted from dancing, but never emotionally tired.
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I went home and emotionally ate, nonstop, for about two weeks.
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The Oscar-winning score struck me as odd and emotionally raw.
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NeuroticismLastly, neurotic individuals tend to be on the emotionally unstable side.
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How the speech will go, what that will feel like emotionally?
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Emotionally, Mars in Cancer finds you reflecting on security and privacy.
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I thought, I don't know if I can do this, emotionally.
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Emotionally, I just focused on what I was supposed to do.
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"I saw her struggle emotionally a lot," Rachel said of Millie.
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"The parents are in a very bad state emotionally," she said.
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Emotionally intelligent leaders should always be looking out for these signs.
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Avoid using extreme words like "never" and also emotionally charged words.
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"Emotionally it's something that I'm starting to work with," she said.
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"Evacuations are difficult, emotionally draining experiences for everyone involved," Olsen added.
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You are emotionally invested in it in a completely different way.
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Subsequently, he was sexually, physically and emotionally abusive in our marriage.
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Capricorns are in for a "very emotionally intense eclipse," says Gat.
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"I physically and emotionally cannot do this anymore," one juror said.
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It was taking a toll on me physically, mentally, and emotionally.
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Eatman knew he needed to bring his emotionally frayed team together.
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"I feel emotionally freer when I'm wearing this prosthetic," he said.
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"I was not only physically but emotionally exhausted," Mr. Corbé said.
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But these encounters are not without their consequences for her, emotionally.
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HERISSE It was emotionally taxing at times [to embody that weight].
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Rocco's ("Blackout") art gives an emotionally astute story even more depth.
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In Fatih Akin's emotionally devastating "In the Fade," opening Wednesday, Dec.
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The walk was dangerous, but emotionally I felt safer this way.
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He never recovered physically, emotionally, psychology, or financially from the trial.
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Steve Boone Zally quit the band emotionally and then got fired.
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But the elder Mr. Jackson was emotionally distant and physically abusive.
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And that can wear on you emotionally, according to Mr. Manson.
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And taking all these bad things, because they are emotionally upset.
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An emotionally intense full moon in Cancer arrives on January 12.
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So it's emotionally a question if she can handle the anxiety.
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We've all got a lot going on right now, emotionally speaking.
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There is something so gorgeous and emotionally direct about this piece.
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"The history of the area is quite emotionally heavy," he said.
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"They were disheveled," Mr. Miller said, "emotionally shaken, covered in dirt."
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This dialogue is classic Wilson — creative and relevant, yet emotionally captivating.
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"I was physically and emotionally exhausted, psychically damaged," Dr. Buie said.
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"I imagine there will be emotionally challenging times ahead," she says.
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I mean, there were times when I started going emotionally numb.
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How different the city seemed then — emotionally exhausted and almost broke.
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Redmayne is physically and emotionally scarred, but he's also a misogynist.
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There is rarely an in between...and it is emotionally exhausting.
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To reflect that emotionally and harmonically is quite difficult to do.
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Paltrow's assistant participates and returns emotionally unblocked, able to hug people.
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"I love the changes I am going though emotionally," Wagner says.
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Spiritually, emotionally and in all ways but legally, we are there.
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I couldn't eat cause I was honestly just messed up emotionally.
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But you don't have to continue being emotionally victimized by her.
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Bloom draws an emotionally convincing picture of this complex domestic tangle.
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I was sexually, financially, physically, emotionally and psychologically abused by her.
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In that separation, there's space for a viewer to enter emotionally.
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"Emotionally, on defense, we weren't communicating," guard Austin Rivers told reporters.
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The operation in September set the family back financially and emotionally.
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It primarily affects us emotionally, not logically, as do tangible things.
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Nobody likes feeling ignored, but this feels so powerfully suffocating emotionally.
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They don't realize it harms people financially, physically, emotionally and spiritually!
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If people find it emotionally charged and inspiring then it is.
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Salvaging the day, emotionally if not competitively, would require other tools.
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"I've seen him emotionally affected," one said after a long pause.
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I make stuff that is deceptively smart, that is emotionally addictive.
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Stassi is the bossy and emotionally unstable leader of the pack.
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I suspect that it's emotionally satisfying to Trump most of all.
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Right now, America is in an emotionally and morally raw moment.
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If she doesn't comply she will be punished physically or emotionally.
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Young voters are also more emotionally engaged in the upcoming elections.
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Feeling secure is critical to them thriving emotionally, academically and socially.
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This hyperbole is understandable from career employees who are emotionally invested.
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I think he's emotionally and psychologically unstable, and is temperamentally dangerous.
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I think he's emotionally and psychologically unstable, and is temperamentally dangerous.
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This is a stunning sequence that's viscerally terrifying and emotionally overwhelming.
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They were, both literally and emotionally, too close to the work.
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Her young mother is messy and wild — and, emotionally, also 6.
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These problems can devastate families emotionally and financially, especially without treatment.
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They applied Steve Jobs' recommendation to connect with the audience emotionally.
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A woman is already mentally and emotionally processing the whole thing.
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Do you ever feel emotionally overwhelmed when you're reporting on tragedies?
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"It's been very complicated emotionally to come out with this piece."
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It's emotionally intense to make a television show under any circumstances.
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Highly sensitive, compassionate, and emotionally intelligent, echoists are extreme people-pleasers.
|
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Balancing her emotionally charged work and her family had become untenable.
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They can be a challenge physically, and are often emotionally draining.
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And, like, Fogelman can create emotionally affecting narratives with psychological weight!
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"This was not an EDP [Emotionally Disturbed Person] call," said Monahan.
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The scenes are archetypical or emotionally abstract rather than concrete stories.
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I walked away from that feeling emotionally devastated, but also uplifted.
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Emotionally torn, this candidate drops on request and leaves the course.
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But that's why Kaufman's unconventional approach can be so emotionally satisfying.
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He was always pretty emotionally guarded, and we needed to talk.
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We are so emotionally in the dark ages in this country.
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They are puckish, emotionally manipulative, charming, scatalogically fixated, hilarious, and resilient.
|
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They're used to having more personal, emotionally laden relationships with faculty.
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Sampha is determined to destroy all of us emotionally isn't he?
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Full moons are emotionally turbulent, so much comes to the surface.
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Listening to these stories must be pretty emotionally difficult for you.
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Emotionally, it's confusing to square a show that fully leans into the satire and comedy of financial ruin with the characters of Jane or Bonnie, who seem to come from a more somber, emotionally devastating show.
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For instance, when Roy is alone on a long-haul space mission, he alternates between watching an old message from his emotionally distant dad, and a breakup video from his emotionally frustrated ex-wife (Liv Tyler).
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"They speak to me emotionally and visually as an artist," Rothstein says.
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This can be emotionally draining, but it is also what motivates us.
|
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As a mate, she finally selected an emotionally subservient don, John Bayley.
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Are people more emotionally oppressed or wounded today than in the past?
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Trump achieves that by being at least entertaining and appearing emotionally authentic.
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So, yeah, try to disconnect emotionally from Rickon as soon as possible.
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"Emotionally this is them coming to DC," an aide told the pool.
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There were emotionally wrenching politics, foreign conflicts, and mass shootings at home.
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I think he's DeSean Jackson—perhaps a more emotionally stable DeSean Jackson.
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That type of vulnerability, to be so emotionally unarmed, is so scary.
|
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"Oh, Christ, I don't think I'm emotionally capable of that," I replied.
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You'll be in an emotionally sensitive mood this evening—don't overbook yourself.
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So humans' irrational fear of sharks is really emotionally not statistically driven.
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Pomeroy said using it again could be emotionally painful, according to Oldham.
|
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Just beware that a postponed Valentine's Day can be emotionally dangerous territory.
|
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During the interview, Musk emotionally described the intensity of running his businesses.
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A flash of insight helps you digest an emotionally charged issue today.
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The event has enormous consequences for the Stark family, strategically and emotionally.
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"They were emotionally abusive, sexually threatening," Jackson told the magazine in 1993.
|
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After such an emotionally intense month, this transit will definitely feel great.
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Nor should you get physically or emotionally ill by assuming this role.
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"Emotionally, going through breast cancer is not an easy thing," she says.
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I always paint what is closest to me, both literally and emotionally.
|
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It is kind of a closure, so emotionally it is amazing, actually.
|
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It became increasingly taxing and emotionally draining to continue in this charade.
|
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You'll find your schedule being totally impacted by today's emotionally intense energy.
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But we also seek to exclude ourselves when we feel emotionally vulnerable.
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I am in my house alone surrounded by these emotionally strong memories.
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The night felt emotionally like a prom, too: something joyous, but bittersweet.
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PG or PG-13, but with a lot of emotionally difficult material.
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Emotionally, issues concerning self-worth and security are on your mind, too.
|
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Speaking softly, she told Robbins that her husband had emotionally abused her.
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Porter's ex-wives claim he was physically and emotionally abusive against them.
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You might also take stock of where you are emotionally, she says.
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I was so depressed and emotionally numb that I just gave in.
|
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Even so, he appeared emotionally defeated as he walked off the court.
|
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"Tensions were really, really high and we were raw emotionally," Shannon said.
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I would love to always be improving mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and physically.
|
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While Penny knows about all these things intellectually, it's still emotionally terrible.
|
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She's somehow lost the ability to emotionally connect with anything at all.
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Psychosurgery: The process of repairing a D.H.F. that has been damaged emotionally.
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It's the holidays, I've popped in Dragon's Dogma, and I'm emotionally tired.
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It is a coping mechanism, a way to avoid being emotionally wrecked.
|
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Would you say it's responsible emotionally to share your passwords with people?
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A divorce is a new chapter in your life, emotionally and financially.
|
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I want to have life experience and be emotionally stable (80%).3.
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Which is why it's a really personal thing and just emotionally exhausting.
|
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We marvel at emotionally mature men, and the ones that get away.
|
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All it took was 10 years and an emotionally draining RHONY reunion.
|
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You are tied down and committed financially and, hopefully, emotionally as well.
|
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" Paul added that some of the first responders were "very emotionally upset.
|
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Emotionally, it's a side of her she didn't really show to Daario.
|
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On Sunday, Buttigieg spoke emotionally of his journey toward accepting his sexuality.
|
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"For me," Ms. Jehlen said, "that was the most emotionally powerful thing."
|
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It's not her job to take care of me emotionally or physically.
|
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Would this be the straw that broke the camel's emotionally numb back?
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How does it feel, emotionally, to work on a project like this?
|
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With a migraine and bad cramps again, but emotionally, I feel good.
|
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SOUTH AFRICA'S Constitutional Court may be the world's most emotionally powerful building.
|
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Was incredibly emotionally invested in peoples work and careers — like no other.
|
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Banging on about "clean Brexits" to fellow fanatics might be emotionally satisfying.
|
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At this point, I was emotionally and financially committed to the trip.
|
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The December meetings were, by all accounts, emotionally bruising for all involved.
|
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What I've learned emotionally, I do not have the words to describe.
|
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He said it was emotionally difficult for officers responding to the scene.
|
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But most significant was how Walgamott reacted emotionally while using the LUKE.
|
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That moment, just like every other featuring the dice, is emotionally empty.
|
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The Moon in Aquarius is putting you in an emotionally intense mood.
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" She added: "I'm compelled to make emotionally, socially, and politically challenging pieces.
|
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"I'm tired physically and emotionally," Jackson, 32, reportedly wrote on July 8.
|
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The sequence parses emotionally, like a folk story reconstructed from a dream.
|
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But emotionally, what did you feel today when you saw all this?
|
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But emotionally my body didn't understand that when I heard the booing.
|
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I just realize that nothing, emotionally, will ever top that first record.
|
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Ann Leckie's Ancillary Justice proved challenging in many ways—mentally, emotionally, grammatically.
|
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Every day that I had to remain pregnant was so emotionally painful.
|
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Enter Lee (Chiké Okonkwo), Mary Jane's most emotionally mature boyfriend to date.
|
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Lizzy was made uncomfortable both physically and emotionally by the school's administration.
|
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The smallest shift can have a big, positive impact on you emotionally.
|
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Have you emotionally prepared yourself yet for the Pretty Little Liars finale?
|
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"I was in a very bad place emotionally and mentally," Yehudi recalls.
|
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Once a job turns into your life, you're emotionally connected to it.
|
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Mentally and emotionally that's been one of the hardest parts for me.
|
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I'm just, like, emotionally drained and exhausted, but it will be okay.
|
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Think about how much you invest in your boyfriend, emotionally and physically.
|
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"I'm tired physically and emotionally," Jackson, 32, reportedly wrote on July 8.
|
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We believe that was because the pictures didn't preserve emotionally significant memories.
|
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Let me just warn you: you will be emotionally destroyed by this.
|
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It's violent scenes like this that make hell houses so emotionally impactful.
|
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You're in an emotionally intense mood thanks to the Moon in Libra.
|
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"Emotionally I'm still healing; physically the process is not over," she added.
|
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Not all high school seniors are academically or emotionally ready for college.
|
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What mad way of living your life, how vulnerable are you emotionally?
|
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You'll learn about what you need in a caring, emotionally fulfilling relationship.
|
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The moon enters Aquarius today, finding you in an emotionally intense mood.
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Same shrink (too easy, but still): Emotionally, your mother raped you all.
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Your identity is this made up thing that you're emotionally attached to.
|
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Mars connects with Jupiter today, finding you plowing through emotionally sticky situations.
|
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We ally emotionally only with those humans who are on Kong's side.
|
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What I knew from art is that things can be emotionally activating.
|
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Emotionally, I was definitely told to act and be a certain way.
|
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I wanted to engage people emotionally and intellectually at the same time.
|
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Yet, thanks to Mr. Steggert's multifaceted performance, "My Paris" remains emotionally engaging.
|
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The bags are used to restrain people judged to be emotionally disturbed.
|
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Such rhetorical flair may make the journalist emotionally satisfied for a moment.
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" Mr. Jara's daughter Manuela said, "These eight days have been emotionally intense.
|
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What she found was a more emotionally resonant way to say it.
|
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Emotionally, this is a powerful time for realizing issues around self-worth.
|
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Home, Like Noplace Is There is emotionally heavy, and it hits hard.
|
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" Ms. Kelly tried to ask whether anyone had ever hurt him "emotionally.
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Ms. Goerke was vocally glorious and emotionally vulnerable in Brunnhilde's Immolation Scene.
|
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But they will be by each other's side, both physically and emotionally.
|
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"It's quite an enriching experience emotionally," Margvelashvili told Reuters in an interview.
|
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Third, buy insurance when the loss would be devastating financially or emotionally.
|
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It is one of the most emotionally incoherent songs of her career.
|
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"They're emotionally and financially invested in this sport," Empfield said of triathletes.
|
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Emotionally mature people and highly effective institutions are quick to admit error.
|
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But emotionally unintelligent people multitask during conversations and interactions with other people.
|
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That's how it's traditionally been, anyway: manly men, tough and emotionally distant.
|
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It really helps them heal emotionally and physically at the same time.
|
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You also want to remember that dissolving your marriage is emotionally taxing.
|
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The schedule was challenging for him, not so much technically as emotionally.
|
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""Most men are better suited emotionally for politics than are most women.
|
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This can lead to a hesitation to open up emotionally in adulthood.
|
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An affair I had entered blithely had turned messy and emotionally wrought.
|
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This is a guy who is not in a good place emotionally.
|
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"I told Howie that I wasn't ready for him emotionally," she said.
|
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How a person is feeling emotionally needs to be acknowledged and explored.
|
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It's an abusive relationship, and one I'm finally emotionally ready to leave.
|
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Wilson films his two lead actors as they deliver emotionally taut performances.
|
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We were taught by people who were incredibly volatile and emotionally paralyzed.
|
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Emotionally, make time to reflect on your dreams for the future, Capricorn.
|
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They assumed they were the only ones reacting emotionally to their errors.
|
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There was something in Draymond that made him pause. Emotionally. Physically. Facially.
|
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Emotionally, you're wondering how you can make the world a better place.
|
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And that was essentially what made Warner UK emotionally just drop us.
|
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The horrible, painful, shameful, physically weakening, and emotionally enraging pregnancy was over.
|
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It's definitely emotionally demanding material for both the performer and the audience.
|
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Like brothers this means we fight a lot both physically and emotionally.
|
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A young man was carrying a sign that emotionally resonated with me.
|
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How much are your friendships costing you, Scorpio—both financially and emotionally?
|
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Chiang deeply explores scientific concepts while crafting emotionally moving characters and narratives.
|
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My main priority is to be emotionally present, aesthetic concerns are secondary.
|
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Even without major complications after surgery, he was fragile, physically and emotionally.
|
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Vonn said her latest injury had been tough to deal with emotionally.
|
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But how they could emotionally overcome each other, that was the challenge.
|
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And yet it was emotionally exhausting to persist through the entire show.
|
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A track has to strike me, be unique and emotionally touch me.
|
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"These guys are exhausted, they are drained physically and emotionally," he said.
|
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She's not somebody who is very emotionally intelligent or developed or mature.
|
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He really kind of splays himself emotionally, and I stay on him.
|
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The onslaught of news about sexual violence can also be emotionally trying.
|
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"The first day was so emotionally and spiritually exhausting," Ms. Wilson said.
|
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"I'm not ready to go back to work, emotionally," Ms. Blake said.
|
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"I physically and emotionally cannot do this anymore," one juror's note said.
|
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So where are you, emotionally and intellectually, after struggling through this article?
|
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It was difficult news to break to clients who are emotionally exhausted.
|
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And when in an emotionally charged state, poor judgment is the norm.
|
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As public health issues go, Obradovich says, climate change is emotionally complicated.
|
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That can make dealing with rape even more emotionally complicated, Gurner said.
|
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" Nicholas Bouchard described him as "in very subtle ways extremely emotionally manipulative.
|
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We take for granted the ability of food to affect us emotionally.
|
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"Every day is a challenge to me physically and emotionally," he wrote.
|
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I have found the process to be high-risk and emotionally exhausting.
|
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We're just really beginning to quantify and analyze and emotionally dissect that.
|
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They are feeling a bit fragile, a bit tired and emotionally vulnerable.
|
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"When art doesn't move people emotionally, it has no purpose," she said.
|
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I worried it would be too much for her physically and emotionally.
|
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It can be emotionally draining because you're meeting people at their worst.
|
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"I think he might be emotionally a little bit tired," Furyk said.
|
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Losing your job can be a difficult experience, both financially and emotionally.
|
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And more important, the air will be out of his balloon, emotionally.
|
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Women often say they want men to be emotionally transparent with them.
|
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Yes. [Laughs.] And mentally, psychologically, emotionally, not everyone can withstand these conditions.
|
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But in some ways they're actually emotionally closer to the fight. Gen.
|
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Emotionally. I have most of my books stacked horizontally on invisible shelves.
|
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After the assault, some cry while others feel emotionally empty and numb.
|
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How might riders need to train physically and emotionally for the sport?
|
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Instead, Hannah and Peter end the episode as emotionally dizzy as ever.
|
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Emerging from a subway spat unscathed (emotionally and physically) can be tricky.
|
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Noah Baumbach writes and directs this emotionally charged look at a divorce.
|
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Mr. Sher must have been a little emotionally torn on this occasion.
|
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Even Mr. Collins's emotionally agile performance can't make the production viscerally affecting.
|
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They are emotionally shaken by the sudden death of their family member.
|
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Dispatches from Elsewhere is emotionally intelligent, but in a dark, manipulative fashion.
|
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Spare change: There were some atypical, emotionally rich surprises in this episode.
|
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I think are is meant to be experience both intellectually and emotionally.
|
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"I want to say thank you," says Kathleen Mierzwa, slowly and emotionally.
|
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But in every scene, I would ask myself, Is this emotionally true?
|
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Also the coach is not emotionally abusive, which is a welcome change.
|
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Find ways to nurture yourself emotionally as the moon clashes with Venus.
|
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Although surrogacy is overwhelming — emotionally, financially — I desperately want a new conversation.
|
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That is the first time I struggled emotionally with what had happened.
|
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I cannot explain in words how it all weighs on me emotionally.
|
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I've seen my girlfriend emotionally metamorphosize with a new nail polish color.
|
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And those who survived often came home wounded -- physically, emotionally and spiritually.
|
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"We all relied on each other emotionally for support," Billy Holder said.
|
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I can't sing it, it's hard, emotionally, to deal with that song.
|
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"She has emotionally taken me places no other horses have," Dettori said.
|
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The German people coming out of the war were emotionally so disturbed.
|
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Understandably, this is all a bit confusing and emotionally chaotic for Jane.
|
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An "emotionally intelligent" robot upgrade is headed to the International Space Station.
|
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We wanted to make sure Hanne felt ready to do it emotionally.
|
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I found the process of thinking about a will very emotionally draining.
|
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Negan broke down Carl emotionally, ridiculing his disfigurement, and then consoled him.
|
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But Toller's health is failing in all ways — bodily, emotionally, and spiritually.
|
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My father was emotionally distant and physically abusive, but I loved him.
|
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Gabe took pride in self-care, making the weight gain emotionally devastating.
|
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There were a few more readings, each a little bit easier emotionally.
|
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But this is a powerful time to sort through emotionally charged issues.
|
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They're physically safer than they've ever been, but they're more emotionally fragile.
|
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So she makes Buffy an emotionally very-connected character, which is huge.
|
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She revealed that she was sexually and emotionally abused as a child.
|
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People are reacting really emotionally to the pictures I post on Instagram.
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The fantastic and surprisingly emotionally evocative game Emily is Away (and its sequel, Emily is Away Too) is here to remind you of the joys of Away messages with green and black fonts and overly emotionally song lyrics.
|
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While we hope that Drake and Rihanna work out their differences (theirs is a compatibility is on par with Scorpios and Taurus'), it won't happen anytime soon if the sometimes emotionally domineering Scorpio is around the emotionally fragile Pisces.
|
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Bryan's book informed me, inspired me in my work and moved me emotionally.
|
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Amma strikes me as someone who is very good at being emotionally manipulative.
|
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Mr. Sanders is working hard to connect emotionally with voters through his advertisements.
|
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Children are healthier, both emotionally and physically, if they spend more time outdoors.
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Emotionally, this eclipse will reveal new ways to work with grief and transition.
|
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" On his differences with his wife, Bieber said: "I'm the emotionally unstable one.
|
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The Moon is in Sagittarius today, putting you in an emotionally sensitive mood.
|
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Are there other specific artists you listen to when you're feeling emotionally confused?
|
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"Gangs give you work - and you become emotionally tied to them," he said.
|
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A key first step is to identify what's cluttering up your life emotionally.
|
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Margot's concept displays an amazing potential for sensitive, empathetic and emotionally-geared technology.
|
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We are shifting towards an age of companion robots and emotionally intelligent devices.
|
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Ed (Adam Scott) hasn't left yet, but he's pretty much checked out emotionally.
|
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I wasn't prepared for how complicated it would be — and how emotionally fraught.
|
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Emotionally prepare to be in a dispensary if that concept weirds you out.
|
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I was very emotionally upset, I tried to really separate her from that.
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The temperature in Paradise this week was … well … not so hot (emotionally speaking).
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This particular pilot did not seem emotionally equipped to do that job today.
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TIMPF: And also, if they get emotionally connected to the robot, so what?
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She also committed more time to taking care of herself mentally and emotionally.
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It's emotionally and physically draining, watching someone you love that much fade away.
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Emotionally preparing myself by watching the tour on Periscope didn't ease the anxiety.
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I would say that's an incredibly emotionally mature and responsible thing to consider.
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I think probably it's uncinematic to people that maybe don't view it emotionally.
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However, they say she has suffered mentally and emotionally from the alleged abduction.
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The Moon enters Scorpio at 3:01 AM, promising an emotionally intense day.
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I feel like that is because it's such an emotionally vulnerable record, lyrically.
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For you, mental expansion often comes through emotionally intense and sometimes painful experiences.
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It's meaningful interaction even if it's coming from a negatively emotionally charged place.
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He's a great guy and the most emotionally available man I've ever dated.
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FACT: Bisexual means you're attracted physically or emotionally to both men and women.
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A little too emotionally because I can't, I can't comprehend the abysmal stupidity.
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The movie is sexy, emotionally mature, and features new songs from Sufjan Stevens.
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Channel Orange balanced a unique sound that was both lighthearted and emotionally dark.
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I drove it and propelled it, but was not emotionally attached to it.
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There is no shocking, bizarre, emotionally-gutting hardship Liberty Van Zandt cannot overcome.
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My boss was emotionally abusive and I found myself mentally exhausted every day.
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Alex says he's felt emotionally disconnected from his parents for a long time.
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"But it's a totally normal response to an emotionally intense experience," Goldpaugh says.
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My father, who suffered from undiagnosed PTSD from WWII, was not emotionally available.
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"You'd either engage physically or emotionally with someone, or you wouldn't," she continues.
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When my family found out that I was transgender, they weren't emotionally supportive.
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And if something does well, it can be emotionally charged, polarizing, and divisive.
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You're probably very healthy emotionally and are having fun playing sports or whatever.
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These are people who are pursuing things that satisfy them emotionally and spiritually.
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" She continued, "The truth is, that whole awful period nearly killed him emotionally.
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The man was described by law enforcement sources as emotionally disturbed, NBC reported.
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However "chill" her society's questioning was, she was emotionally affected by the process.
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It's nearly impossible to explain "while supplies last" to an emotionally distraught kid.
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Breaking Bad was always just as emotionally resonant as it was powerfully tense.
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How did you feel yourself alter emotionally throughout your journey following the diagnosis?
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"I'm emotionally invested in WhatsApp," Mom explained when I called her to apologize.
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How did you watch your son change emotionally throughout his journey after diagnosis?
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"That really kickstarted a surge for me both physically and emotionally," says Daniel.
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The visually robust, emotionally powerful direction from Joseph Kosinski (TRON Legacy) — so great!
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In the book she claims Belafonte abused her physically and emotionally for years.
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"College football is the only sport I get emotionally invested in," she says.
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I am crying, emotionally drained and hot underneath my long sleeves and jeans.
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Don't get caught up with someone who is emotionally unavailable or already taken.
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Being in therapy made me feel like I was emotionally, socially, psychologically developing.
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Not only was he strong and gentle – he was also so emotionally intuitive.
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Because randomly attacking others merely communicates how creatively and emotionally bankrupt you are.
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Picking myself back up emotionally and mentally is one thing… Add in disease.
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Just how it unfolded, the events, it was so emotionally draining for everybody.
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How does the person feel physically and emotionally while working on the task?
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Training for the exam is renowned for being mentally, emotionally, and financially taxing.
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When he returned after a decade overseas, he felt lost, spiritually and emotionally.
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Though the interactions are all simple to execute, they can be emotionally challenging.
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Their emotionally intense collaboration maximised their creative potential, but made the group fragile.
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But behavioral scientists have long understood that huge numbers aren't always emotionally resonant.
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Emotionally, physically—I don't think that you can ever be prepared for it.
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They're people still trying to figure themselves out intellectually, socially, emotionally, and physically.
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"This is devastating damage to this family financially and emotionally," Kelly tells VICE.
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"Emotionally the chemo took a toll on me more than physically," Hosford says.
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So even with women, you gonna shut down emotionally, so you can't connect.
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Tom: Once any song's been written I'm kind of done with it emotionally.
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It was supposed to react, emotionally, to the music you played through it.
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It's Beyoncé's strongest work to date — richly academic, emotionally potent and sonically dynamic.
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But then there were so many things that were emotionally special for me.
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"It's emotionally satisfying but a dumb way to run a railroad," he said.
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People with epilepsy, for instance, may emotionally process their diagnosis in different ways.
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Emotionally, a supportive energy will flow around feeling grounded and discussing your needs.
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There's an emotionally charged (and extremely catchy) song sung by a mesmerizing Gaga!
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In the biography, Jim Hansen calls Neil "emotionally tightly packaged," and he was!
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After the game, Millsap seemed emotionally spent by the news of Korver's departure.
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He understands players are different, emotionally, than they were under, say, Bobby Cox.
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They've been inseparable ever since, even with Lourd's emotionally taxing past few months.
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Ultimately we all benefit from gender equality, be it financially, morally or emotionally.
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"Since his tragic passing, they will suffer both emotionally and financially," Manzi explained.
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No Rambo sequel is allowed to be that subtle or emotionally resonant anymore.
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Some sacrificed emotionally and some sacrificed physically, and seeing them alone was hard.
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He said there were some days that were incredibly emotionally draining on set.
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I try and only play music that is still relevant to me emotionally.
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After an emotionally draining role like Sara, then, where do you go next?
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He's also concerned about survivors going through an emotionally difficult process by themselves.
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She's happy with the way Chris is treating her ... financially, medically and emotionally.
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Do We Need to Teach Boys and Men to Be More Emotionally Honest?
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"We create intelligent and emotionally aware interactions between people and machines," he said.
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As emotionally intense as you are, you know how to play it cool.
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The Moon enters Taurus this morning, putting you in an emotionally intense mood.
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" - Brian Koerber, Content Coordinator, Watertown, Connecticut "Those were some very emotionally turbulent years.
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Its ad targeting was revealed to be able to pinpoint emotionally vulnerable teens.
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Ridley responded emotionally when faced with the question, but stood by his decision.
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He helped her with things — emotionally and professionally, and he was her confidante.
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He is not the mysteriously hampered Kawhi Leonard or emotionally enigmatic Jimmy Butler.
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Back in my room, I thought, how do I deal with this emotionally?
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No company consistently produces new, reliable hits, so every release is emotionally volatile.
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A big tax bill can feel like a financially and emotionally crushing burden.
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Every time the film gets too real or emotionally naked, it pushes back.
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It's mentally and emotionally exhausting just imagining life in his (really expensive) shoes.
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It's usually an emotionally charged situation, and everyone's perspective has to be considered.
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And there's this -- he's worried a loss could affect him emotionally and financially.
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In "Saving Face," Hunter is emotionally as well as physically abusive to Star.
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This is a wonderful day to take note of where you are emotionally.
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Emotionally charged issues you repressed will come back up for you to process.
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Oh, you thought the ending of the first Wonder Woman emotionally wrecked you?
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The moon is in Capricorn and you're in an emotionally intense mood, Leo.
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"Clinicians are physically and emotionally exhausted from this type of care," she said.
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But oftentimes, it's better to emotionally free them from the situation, Derhally says.
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But definitely by the end of it, I'm emotionally, physically and spiritually exhausted.
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I had already gone through the emotionally fraught, complicated process of coming out.
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They think we're in this job because we're emotionally invincible, but we're not.
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The suit claims Cathriona struggled emotionally before OD'ing on Ambien, Propranolol and Percocet.
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And when things get emotionally turbulent, we tend to do really dumb s---.
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After his 17-slider rally, Adam told me he couldn't emotionally handle another.
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Nixon was as emotionally wounded as Trump, another bundle of paranoia and resentment.
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"I think most Europeans feel emotionally very connected to the U.S.," Rorsted said.
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They often capitalize on emotionally-driven and politically-divisive stories, like mass shootings.
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That's draining emotionally and physically, so make time to pamper yourself today, Aquarius.
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In the album's title track, Jay apologized for being emotionally unavailable and immature.
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The first "Terminator" was comprised almost entirely of intense, emotionally wrenching night shoots.
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As difficult as it is emotionally, it is just as simple politically speaking.
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It can drive a wedge between partners, and emotionally it is pure hell.
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What do you mean when you say you can't emotionally invest in anyone?
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Do you think she is too emotionally closed off to let others in?
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It's unclear if they will get a vote on the emotionally charged issue.
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As a result, brands have to work harder to connect emotionally to them.
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Davis did not react as emotionally as he had after the World Series.
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Good photography, regardless of its style, is always emotionally generous in this way.
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Maintaining your lawn can be an emotionally draining process — just ask John Krasinski.
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And in meeting with reporters, Mr. LePage spoke emotionally about Maine's heroin crisis.
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It requires your best physically and mentally, but may also drain you emotionally.
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The script really got me in a primal place, just hit me emotionally.
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Like lying, hiding your correspondence with another person may mean you're emotionally cheating.
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Germany is also courting financial jobs, but in a less "emotionally attached" way.
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He is too emotionally invested in alien visitation to have an open mind.
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"This has been emotionally and physically taxing," Erin Krupa said, her voice wavering.
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He was a superb melodist and had a knack for emotionally compelling stories.
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Sex is interrelational, emotionally intense including at the hormonal level, and makes babies.
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It also predated a growing debate about police tactics involving emotionally disturbed people.
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But the two calls I got today—those just wore me out emotionally.
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But Baskin creates sharply defined, emotionally compelling characters in a few elegant words.
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It was difficult, emotionally and physically, the first time they went through it.
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According to a rival theory, people respond to inequity not rationally but emotionally.
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I was not emotionally prepared to listen to Lorde's new single "Liability" today.
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Yes it's certainly a different set up I have here technically and emotionally.
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Roles that are emotionally demanding can impact on the actor and their relationships.
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It just rejuvenates you physically, mentally and emotionally and brings you back stronger.
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He is emotionally open and willing to cry, but also restrained and resilient.
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They are empathetic, emotionally connected, intelligent, curious and have a love for people.
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She claims he abused her physically, sexually, and emotionally, and repeatedly drugged her.
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I can't think of a more emotionally helpless situation than being a parent.
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I'll be honest with you, I'm quite emotionally dead while I'm making music.
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There is always tension during full moons that creates an emotionally sensitive environment.
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More From Tonic: To say this period was emotionally brutal is understating it.
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And don't offer more—energetically or emotionally—than you have the bandwidth for.
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Your dude can be an emotionally available, loving partner AND a lazy slob.
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Can war offer redemption to both of these emotionally wounded heroes-in-waiting?
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The Moon enters your sign tonight, encouraging you to connect with yourself emotionally.
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"Sometimes people are surprised by how emotionally evocative it can be," Deibler says.
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Tyrese Gibson is not only on the ropes emotionally, but financially as well.
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Emotionally, this is also a wonderful occasion to reflect on self-esteem issues.
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You need to make room, emotionally, for new relationships and adventures to arrive.
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That Guy Fieri isn't dead, here, emotionally at least if not in body.
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My art has always come from where I am emotionally in my life.
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There was nothing emotionally simple about donating an organ to a loved one.
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That Trump is unfit—emotionally and temperamentally—to remain in office is manifest.
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Like Ms. Danner, Mr. Galarza was also described as an emotionally disturbed person.
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Chronic back pain can be emotionally straining in addition to the physical symptoms.
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"You are emotionally numb and in survival mode all the time," said Masomo.
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Women always fall into this hysteria trope—the sexually and emotionally overabundant woman.
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"I think they were all in stress and emotionally shocked," Dr. Nichiporenko said.
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"I was the worst communicator, emotionally, when I was younger," she told ELLE.
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For me, gaining weight was more emotionally arduous than I would have thought.
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Wider-ranging than her solo books, it's just as satisfying and emotionally astute.
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Eclipses are emotionally turbulent times when reveals take place and our paths fork.
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Officers also lost control emotionally, throwing curses and obscenities at protesters and journalists.
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But the emotionally charged experience of siblinghood is something that crosses between worlds.
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What am I going to gain, spiritually or emotionally, from painting something miserable?
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"Verse is a really great way to tell emotionally heavy stories," he said.
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"I don't think that anybody is emotionally prepared for it," one resident said.
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"I was emotionally invested in buying that house for the wrong reasons," Mrs.
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This eliminates the tendency to "time the market" and invest emotionally or speculatively.
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"Using these really highly emotionally charged lures is becoming the standard," she said.
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Financial decisions made when we are emotionally flooded are almost always ill-advised.
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It's as if Mackey, emotionally malnourished, feels destined to leave her baby ravenous.
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Are there countries that are more emotionally devastated by a loss than others?
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The Moon is in Capricorn today, putting you in an emotionally intense mood.
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Speedy Mercury conjuncts Venus on July 24, inviting us to open up emotionally.
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And he connects emotionally and sometimes I think these gaffes don't hurt him.
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But Wellick is clearly emotionally invested, too, at times to a sloppy extent.
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Whigs admired people and places that are enterprising, emotionally balanced and spiritually ardent.
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"It was keeping me from being emotionally available," he told New York magazine.
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It has to be something that people really feel, either emotionally or financially.
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" JG: " So, we had time to prepare internally and emotionally for the part.
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Love can make us more emotionally intelligent, but less intelligent in other ways.
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Recovering both physically and emotionally from my eating disorder took me many years.
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" He described himself as "tired physically and emotionally," adding: "These are trying times.
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Very emotionally connected, in a way we're perhaps taught not to prioritize now.
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It's been surprising so far how emotionally affecting this new "Twin Peaks" is.
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It's emotionally satisfying to base your political ideology on blaming people you dislike.
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But such perfection can start to seem sealed off and emotionally one-dimensional.
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All of it was mentally and emotionally exhausting, unsuited for a peaceful life.
|
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And emotionally, too, the Philharmonic's "Messiah" never quite found its center of balance.
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But some people are not actually emotionally or psychologically fit to own stocks.
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I had terminated an accidental pregnancy for which I was not emotionally prepared.
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Do you think Syrians will ever be able to return home — physically, emotionally?
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If he gets hurt, physically or emotionally, what amount of crying is appropriate?
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Despite my deep sense of purpose, emotionally, I felt removed from the work.
|
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Another difference: I certainly become emotionally steeped in the reporting of each article.
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He has two different emotionally charged encounters with people who are missing limbs.
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"I was a little bit fried physically, mentally, emotionally," Woods recalled last month.
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The couple moved into a London apartment, where Garland declined physically and emotionally.
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The officers classified the call as for an emotionally disturbed person and left.
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I can't really work on a film that I don't connect with emotionally.
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I know how I react emotionally in the seventh, eighth, versus the ninth.
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Blakely accused Drummond of abandoning her and their son and emotionally abusing her.
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After all, how could someone who is emotionally stable do something so terrible?
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Yes, both Mr. Spector and Ms. Hall are dynamic, intelligent and emotionally labile.
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It's not the behavior of a person who's in a good place emotionally.
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"His illness has affected my entire family: emotionally, medically and financially," he said.
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"Cadillac realizes that it needs to connect with buyers emotionally," Ms. Sewell said.
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You had to determine where he was emotionally and match his tone quickly.
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Cancer treatments are usually long, debilitating processes that physically and emotionally drain patients.
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Either way, it sounds like you need to emotionally detach from your work.
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"I was emotionally full," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in an interview.
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Rogen: That weed makes you lazy and unproductive and unmotivated or emotionally detached.
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I feel emotionally sated and in a good place to start the week.
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Emotionally intelligent people employ negative and positive emotions intentionally in the appropriate situations.
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It's an abstract tour de force among Mr. Taylor's more emotionally expressive dances.
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Many of those who survive the trips remain physically scarred, and emotionally haunted.
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"You've got to believe it, but you can't emotionally overthink it," he said.
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It is an ingeniously placed revelation, and it registers intellectually, if not emotionally.
|
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It's asinine, childish and emotionally incontinent, but that is where he is comfortable.
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In other words, the more emotionally draining an experience, the longer it feels.
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Just telling their story can be emotionally daunting, and can bring back memories.
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The authorities also said the couple had physically and emotionally abused the girl.
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" The Republican called the president "psychologically, morally, intellectually, and emotionally unfit for office.
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"I just wasn't ready emotionally to face another parole board," Mr. Tovmasian said.
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I'm lucky to have a partner, family and friends who sustain me emotionally.
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It worked enough to distract him, but he was on emotionally shaky ground.
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As a conservative evangelical, the past year has been emotionally and spiritually draining.
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Make time to nourish yourself emotionally by connecting with the people you love.
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You're in an emotionally intense mood today as the moon enters fiery Leo.
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Pugh says she's been emotionally damaged and lost business as a celebrity stylist.
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"I come to the floor almost emotionally to speak about this," Pelosi said.
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" Bieber on emotion and needing a baby boo:"I'm the emotionally unstable one.
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The sun is warming my scalp, and I feel light both physically and emotionally.
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It lasted all of two months, and Yrigoyen categorized the marriage as emotionally abusive.
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"She was there for us, physically and emotionally," she told the newspaper of Cameo.
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Scorpio season is all about sorting through your finances and emotionally, your self-worth.
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She wore the emotionally inscrutable Happy/Sad By The Yard chain under the MWA!
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The singer also alleges he has abused her verbally and emotionally for a decade.
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His emotionally sensitive Judge Abernathy was always a welcome site behind the bench. 11.
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Emotionally, Venus in Aquarius finds you especially appreciative of your family (blood and chosen).
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Toronto Councillor Paula Fletcher told CP24 she heard that the gunman was emotionally disturbed.
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Suh emotionally recounted the incident in a video that was widely shared in April.
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This cast, they can go to places emotionally that I think is pretty remarkable.
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Reuniting with her mother, Villa said, is a moment she remembers vividly and emotionally.
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She was not emotionally equipped for a long, hard fight to keep her job.
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Con: Crying hysterically in front of emotionally repressed commuters is not a good look.
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Having two versions of reality constantly clashing in public is cognitively and emotionally exhausting.
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I don't know a single person who hasn't been emotionally affected by the conflict.
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Done right, your brain actually interprets it as a real experience, physically and emotionally.
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This next month will find you focusing on finances and, emotionally, on self-worth.
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An emotionally charged situation gets a shake-up today—it's time to let go!
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Kids who socialize in person (without using a screen) are more emotionally well-adjusted. ?
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Sometimes people cheat because they aren't getting something emotionally or physically from the relationship.
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She initially didn't want to get that emotionally invested in her mom's new boyfriend.
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The eventual goal is for the user to feel emotionally connected to the assistant.
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So, in terms of when you'll be emotionally vulnerable, the answer is simple: always.
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I just stopped coming to work, because League of Legends completely consumed me emotionally.
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It is logistically challenging and emotionally wrenching, expensive but priceless, quixotic but quietly heroic.
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" Even though her deployment did not entail physical combat, "mentally [and] emotionally, it's combat.
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One sophomore was so emotionally incapacitated she "was homebound and studying there," she added.
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My husband of 10 years assured me I was even-keeled and emotionally stable.
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They endured trauma early in their lives, yet they healed both physically and emotionally.
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In Call of Duty's two most emotionally impactful missions, I played through Farah's childhood.
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It cost Widman's law firm dearly, and it pushed him to the edge emotionally.
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Preparing for IVF treatments can be a very complex process, mentally, physically, and emotionally.
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Here, three Verge staffers talk about the parts of Logan that wrecked them emotionally.
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So, we're talking about an emotionally beaten down redhead teen with severe family trauma?
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One clearly lacking in the passion necessary to make it emotionally resonate with readers.
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Many families struggle emotionally and logistically in the aftermath of a death, she adds.
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For much of its runtime, Joker is a consciously ugly film, visually and emotionally.
|
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So many people could have been harmed, not just financially but physically, emotionally, spiritually.
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Rachel asks Peter's mom if she thinks her son is emotionally ready for marriage.
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The devastating "Once an Addict (Interlude)" is the opposite, though — chillingly detailed, emotionally scarred.
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Emotionally, you're craving security and wondering where you stand—don't overthink things today, Scorpio.
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"It's a very emotionally and physically demanding season for Clay this year," he said.
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There are a few clear signs that someone is emotionally unavailable, according to Ortman.
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"Ross is an emotionally abusive, self obsessed, classist, intellectually superior PoS," Jamie Sykes replied.
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My parents and my wife Sofi have really stepped up to support me emotionally.
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It will take a significant amount of effort — mentally and emotionally — from both sides.
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If we're not emotionally stable and healthy, we can't help others reach their goals.
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