Not only other people's emotions, but also your own emotions.
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"I have all mixed emotions, all good emotions," Mertens said.
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I had too many emotions, too many too inappropriate emotions.
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"Negative emotions tend to fade faster than positive emotions," said Routledge.
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Sometimes positive emotions seem to facilitate creativity; sometimes negative emotions do.
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Again, your emotions are your emotions and you're allowed to feel them.
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It's obvious he has emotions but speak the emotions I guess. Right?
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Music can cause emotions and emotions are more powerful than any virus.
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You don't need to have emotions to recognize the emotions of others.
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But learning new emotions words is good because you can learn to feel more subtle emotions, and that makes you better at regulating your emotions.
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"It's sometimes hard to talk about our emotions, especially the wishy emotions, the more sensitive emotions, the things that make people vulnerable," says Dr. Guadagno.
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"At its core, the Biennale is about how design can create emotions, play off emotions and learn from emotions," said John Sorrell, president of the event.
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Sparks flying and volatile emotions — a lot of intense emotions, ups and downs.
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Don't hold your emotions in—supportive energy flows today around processing your emotions.
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Children are particularly attuned to your awareness of emotions, the behavior you demonstrate in response to strong emotions, and how you react and respond to their emotions.
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Why are we still afraid of our emotions dying, when our emotions keep flaring?
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Negative emotions like fear and disgust and rage are the easiest emotions to incite.
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Emo is short for emotions and I have a lot of emotions, so yes.
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But I'm also aware that those are the same emotions a lot of Trump supporters felt, emotions that led them to make their choice, and it would be wrong for me to think my emotions are somehow more authentic than their emotions.
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"Negative emotions may be easier to experimentally induce than positive emotions, and they may be more salient in their expression than positive emotions," the authors explained in the paper.
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Being able to regulate your emotions can help you reduce the intensity of your emotions.
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But what about the balancing act of emotions and experiences, or even of competing emotions?
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Alexa Emotions: High Excited Alexa Emotions: High Disappointed The company said initial feedback was positive.
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We share our thoughts and emotions constantly and I can confirm he has deep emotions.
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Refinery29: State Like Sleep explores emotions — more specifically, a woman's emotions, which are not always pleasant.
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"I had to put my emotions aside so I could deal with their emotions," he remarked.
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So, in essence, the smell triggers positive emotions, and positive emotions are related to shopping more.
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"Anxiety activates emotions, so reading and learning about your emotions can also really help," Klemanski says.
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Feeling emotions deep in your heart is hardly an aesthetic advantage if the emotions are stupid.
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The most emotionally intelligent people know that in addition to understanding their own emotions, it's important to perceive the emotions of others, and the way that their environment impacts those emotions.
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Watching the film you'd think, for example, that there are just a few primary emotions, that emotions have mostly external causes, that they're like reflexes, and that specific emotions cause specific behavior.
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People who hoard have exactly those emotions, but their emotions are attached to a lot more things.
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The Brexit vote is proof that when emotions battle reason in a voting booth, emotions can win.
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Kids also experience emotions more intensely than adults because they are less able to regulate their emotions.
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Researchers around the world have been experimenting with giving robots emotions—or rather, the appearance of emotions.
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Image: The Atlas of Emotions,Ever wondered how your emotions interact or what they give rise to?
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Sometimes emotions get into it, but it's important to recognize that emotions have no place in business.
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He wants the raw emotions of his subjects and to know how those emotions color the truth.
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She is director of the Creativity and Emotions Lab and heads research on emotions in the workplace.
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Different emotions affect the sound, and the more modes I explore, the more new emotions I unlock.
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We have the capacity to feel the emotions others experience as if those emotions were our own.
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There has to be a war between the emotions of the Anthropocene and the emotions of the Symbiocene.
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The film is fundamentally about his emotions, and about everyone else's emotions primarily as they relate to him.
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"I don't have a lot of high emotions or low emotions," says Legend of being generally even-keeled.
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Feel It. While it may seem obvious to feel emotions, many families focus on pushing away negative emotions.
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It's unhealthy to tell children to hide their emotions, and that goes for both positive and negative emotions.
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Oftentimes, the emotions experienced during déjà vu are reflective of the same emotions experienced during the actual crisis.
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Because beneath all your defensive emotions — the rage and self-recrimination — are more vulnerable emotions: disappointment and heartbreak.
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And it would be wrong for me to think my emotions are somehow more authentic than their emotions.
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You can barely think without emotions, and you can barely have emotions if there's not some cognition involved.
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They forget that emotions are more powerful than facts in politics and the best persuaders play on our emotions.
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And when you go in for surgery, you don't have control over their emotions or your emotions or anything.
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The galleons want to go to the opera because they want to hear emotions as big as their emotions.
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One study found that, while both positive and negative emotions yielded creativity, positive emotions were the more-common muse.
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The emotions that follow a letdown have a pretty predictable sequence, says psychologist Mary C. Lamia, author of Emotions!
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According to Hendel, inhibitory emotions like shame, anxiety, and guilt block core emotions, such as sadness, fear, and anger.
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We must recognize that we can all benefit from emotions like anger as much as positive emotions like gratitude.
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A man in touch with his emotions would recognize that in regard to this circumstance his emotions are mixed.
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"There is no question in my mind that if people were to really appreciate how important emotions are, allowed themselves to have emotions, made space for other people to have their emotions and handled those emotions skillfully in the service of making a better world, we would in fact have a better world."
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But a study published earlier this year found embracing "right" or situation-appropriate emotions—even negative emotions like fear and sadness—is more likely to produce happiness than trying to feel pleasant emotions all the time.
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With this record, it feels like Wiesenfeld has perfected the art of perfect attaching his emotions to his music, his music to your emotions, and your emotions to the experiences, feelings, and things he writes about.
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However, these thoughts about positive emotions were not as important as negative emotions in accounting for leadership behaviour in participants.
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So it's a film about watching someone have emotions about a book, and think about the emotions that inspired it.
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But also, "Women have more permission to show those emotions," Cohan says, and those emotions often come out as anxiety.
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The Gallup 2017 Emotions Report measured peoples' daily emotions across 140 countries to determine a positivity and negativity experience index.
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"It would be wrong for me to think that my emotions are somehow more authentic than their emotions," Meyers said.
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When they named these emotions, the brain's prefrontal cortex took over and the amygdala (where emotions are generated) calmed down.
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Set your emotions aside and stick to your long-term planObviously, we are human beings and emotions are part of our nature, but right now it's important to control your emotions as they relate to the stock market.
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It's exactly that — the subjective experience of emotions — that Smith explores in her charming new book, The Book of Human Emotions.
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He said that the key to a lot of social media is [that] negative emotions engage more powerfully than positive emotions.
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"Positive emotions have the ability to undo the effects of negative emotions, so that's why we purchase these products," Kemp says.
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"Look, this sport is not about not feeling emotions, it is about dealing with emotions," the 28-year-old Italian said.
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I've had so many blessings too, but I'm a real human, and humans have real emotions and lots of different emotions.
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That's how humans are really amazing: We have such capacity to have different emotions and to protect ourselves from our emotions.
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EQ is the ability to process and manage your own emotions, as well as understand and influence the emotions of others.
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Someone who knows that there are such things as emotions, and he can also listen to you talk about those emotions.
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I remember those days happily because of the emotions they brought, emotions that endure now, that will last all our lives.
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Books require that people recount their emotions; documentaries require that people bare the same emotions in front of a film crew.
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Relationships are rife with emotion, whether they're good emotions like love and comfort and safety, or bad emotions like anger and resentment.
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Research suggests that they are sensitive to their guardians' emotions and that their behavior is influenced by the expression of these emotions.
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"Anticipatory emotions are more likely to be expressed early in the week, while reflective emotions increase on the weekend," the report said.
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Now, you can also appeal to uplift-like emotions, but you certainly get a rise out of people appealing to dark emotions.
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All three emotions rose to record levels in 22017, for the second consecutive year, in Gallup's annual Global State of Emotions report.
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"This is very much related to very strong emotions, negative emotions, and there's this feeling of being stuck in time," Wittmann says.
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People often believe in-group members can experience uniquely human emotions such as nostalgia and optimism, whereas out-group members can only experience baser emotions such as panic and fright, which people often believe are emotions shared with lower animals.
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Hugely intense emotions will emerge today, Gemini—powerful transformations are taking place as you let go of the past and process your emotions.
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The corresponding emotions were also fairly obvious: "For the first time, we studied the relationship between urban sounds and emotions," the paper notes.
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Emotional intelligence is the ability to identify, use, understand and manage your own emotions, the emotions of others and emotional relationships with others.
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Experiencing these emotions in a gaming context may help people regulate emotions, learn to cope with situations, and challenge themselves, the APA said.
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What you will find is this: When you can identify your own emotions, you will also get better at identifying other people's emotions.
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You can get better at acknowledging your emotions before they spiral out of control "Emotions are actually feelings in the body," Chender explained.
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Messy, complicated emotions don't scare you, Cancer, and that's a good thing because plenty of difficult emotions will come up for you today.
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Now that it's public, Kylie and Scott don't only have to deal with their own emotions, but the emotions of a million fans.
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That says two things: She's looking out there and emphasizing, 'I'm keeping my emotions in check, and you keep your emotions in check.
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Instead, his strength was always in the individual emotions captured in his sitter – emotions brought out only through intimate connectedness and sincere respect.
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And what they found was striking: We don't merely develop new devices for expressing our emotions — our devices actually alter what emotions we express.
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This may be what makes me suspicious of changing the world by provoking emotions: emotions are not inherently good, and they're not inherently helpful.
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It took me a while to become expressive with my emotions, but I became much more so when I started writing my emotions out.
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He recommends viewing difficult emotions as a puzzle, validating your own emotions in the face of someone else's, and managing your sense of responsibility.
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Put very simply, E.I. is your ability to acknowledge your own emotions, recognize emotions in others and use that information to guide your behavior.
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Horn says the key to unlocking his emotions has been discovering "modern masculinity," a movement of men exploring their emotions in small group settings.
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But I'm also aware that those are the same emotions a lot of Trump supporters felt; emotions that led them to make their choice.
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And so people ... Because people respond to negative emotions like this, and they respond to positive emotions like this, or some equivalent of that.
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Kids tend to think of emotions primarily in terms of one dimension (which scientists call valence—how good or bad emotions are), but as people get older they're better able to think of emotions in terms of several dimensions beyond just this good-bad dichotomy.
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" It should go without saying, I think, that a line of meal boxes does not honor the full range of human emotions, and instead flattens the full range of human emotions into a handful of options (including "DGAF and "YAAAS," which are not emotions).
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And so the work is less about changing our emotions around money than it is being able to recognize and interpret what those emotions mean.
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But divorcing those emotions from their root in trying to earn a living makes the narrative seem strangely distanced from familiar human emotions and motivations.
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I just love his music cause it's real and the emotions are raw, and he uses his voice to convey those emotions better than anybody.
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These results indicate that emotions expressed by others on Facebook influence our own emotions, constituting experimental evidence for massive-scale emotional contagion via social networks.
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Programs in schools that increase students' understanding of emotions can be very valuable, she said, and can help promote positive emotions and decrease negative ones.
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"Weddit as a community is going through a lot of emotions, and these emotions have changed over time as the situation has changed," says Maeve.
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We have emotions, and those emotions are deeply scarred by looking at children being raped all the time, and people getting their heads chopped off.
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It conveys the message that their "bad" emotions (which are really just difficult, yet perfectly natural, ones) are as acceptable as their pleasant, happy emotions.
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"Coming up on the end of pregnancy, there are a lot of different emotions," an insider told PEOPLE about Kylie's emotions leading up to her birth.
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Here we see a woman succumbing to her emotions, and yet her emotions are accompanied by a sense of shame and necessity to hide her reaction.
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Humans tend to be guided by our emotions, and the time during an election is when emotions are going to be most tied to election results.
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When it comes to whether software can detect the emotions behind RBF, Youn said he doesn't know if what Noldus's software is seeing is true emotions.
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This sign's caregiving instincts won't allow them to be completely consumed by their own emotions — not while they have friends whose emotions need tending to, too.
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Her ability to regulate her emotions with grace and dignity garnered credibility and respect, and taught us that regulating emotions does not mean not showing emotion.
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Big emotions come up today as the moon in Virgo finds you sorting out your emotions concerning partnerships—not just romantic ones, but financial ones, too.
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It can be easy to feel like these overwhelming emotions are not your own because we live in a world where emotions can feel very foreign.
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At the five-year point, 84 percent of women expressed either mostly positive emotions or no emotions, while 6 percent felt mostly negative about their procedure.
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That Robert's Rules crystallized in wartime may explain their frank hostility to the chaos of human emotions — the very emotions that, at tech companies, enjoy full flower.
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Studies suggest that children and adults feel equally strong emotions but adults have had a lifetime to learn to regulate the experience and expression of those emotions.
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It validates those emotions just a little bit more in a way that you couldn't get from others, and emotions are tough things to deal with already.
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Psychologists have traditionally thought of hunger and emotions as separate, with hunger and other physical states as basic drives with different physiological and neural underpinnings from emotions.
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Smarter Living: If you procrastinate, it might be your emotions getting in the way — so managing those emotions could help more than trying to manage your time.
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Fernandez and Krishnan culled audio files expressing specific emotions from a database and fed those examples to the algorithm to train it about how different emotions sound.
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After all, experiencing a full range of emotions is perfectly healthy, and a least one study has shown that there's a benefit to embracing your negative emotions.
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Because of this tendency, kid emotions will often be stronger and more purely positive or negative than the emotions adults will experience in the same or similar circumstances.
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Despite the name, the real problem for people with alexithymia isn't so much that they have no words for their emotions, but that they lack the emotions themselves.
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Goldsmith also says that abusers might use the strong emotions that come up during a sports event as a cover to take those emotions out on a partner.
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It's more like a darker, sadder Inside Out: Both are stories about children whose emotions are too overwhelming for them to process, and both take those emotions seriously.
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Once again, the three men have produced a richly textured story that's more about character emotions than about the life-or-death battles those emotions push them toward.
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We also witnessed the power of emotional intelligence, the destructive force of lashing out solely based on emotions, and the consequences of not factoring emotions into the equation.
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In the second experiment, the researchers tried to trick participants by creating faces with conflicting eye-emotions and mouth-emotions (say, an angry mouth paired with excited eyes).
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She has to deal with sexist and racist judgment of the way she expresses her emotions, while working to manage the emotions of everyone who watches her play.
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"I process stuff by performing, so it was so interesting to be processing these same emotions with the person who I was processing these emotions about," explains Kempf.
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What helped me was yoga and writing in my diary, where I could concentrate on crafting the best sentences to convey my emotions rather than the emotions themselves.
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Other guesses propose that emotions that involve approaching (happiness, love, anger) are processed on the right, while emotions that involve withdrawal (depression, fear) are processed on the right.
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For the first metric, researchers asked whether people experienced positive emotions of happiness, enjoyment, frequent smiling or laughter, as well as negative emotions of worry, sadness, stress and anger.
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This means that adolescence is a time when emotions are more likely to occur simultaneously, and teens appear to struggle to separate these co-experienced emotions into specific types.
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Their operations can involve intense emotions that might begin with notice of deployment, reactions during training, anticipation of operations, terrifying conditions during operations, and emotions following return from warfare.
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I harness my emotions when I write music and I believe that tapping into your emotions is how you create great art, so I haven't really thickened my skin.
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For instance, a larger brain could allow us to better intuit the emotions of others, and at the same time provide for a larger forehead to better display emotions.
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Talking about emotions differently can help you deal with them in a more productive way Robert Chender, the other SIY teacher, said there are two ways to handle emotions.
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NOTTAGE All of the emotions that I was feeling were very complicated, and I think a lot of people out there are processing and dealing with those same emotions.
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The emotions that contribute most to a sense of well-being and actual health are the emotions that bind you to other people: compassion, love and gratitude, he said.
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This effect doesn't just work with your own emotions; labeling the emotions of other people calms them down too, which is why FBI hostage negotiators frequently rely on this technique.
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And in terms of emotions, they show the ability to be affected by the emotions of other chickens, and that is the psychological foundation for a simple form of empathy.
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Lisa Feldman Barrett on how emotions are constructed For decades, Lisa Feldman Barrett has been demonstrating that emotions are not biologically hardwired into our brains but constructed by our minds.
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The instinct to distance oneself from emotions with irony is not always useful or constructive, and to engage with emotions — to practice empathy — is not always to practice banal sentimentality.
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" Human emotions, he argues, are no less "programmed" than those of an intelligent machine: "We have hormones, we have neurons, and we are 'wired' in a way that creates our emotions.
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Troian Bellisario has some strong emotions about her lovely long hair — emotions powerful enough to prevent her from chopping it off any time soon, even though she's always dreamt about it.
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But I 100% agree that our anger and our emotions are often policed in a way that no one else's emotions and anger are, so we need to change that narrative.
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Especially when dealing with complicated or emotional issues, it's worth taking the extra time to make sure you process your own emotions about the email, and then communicate your emotions clearly.
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These managers have the skills to recognize, understand and regulate emotions in themselves and their employees; they know that emotions affect productivity, relationships and communication, whether we address them or not.
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Because listening to music promotes endorphins, dopamine and serotonin in the brain, the chemicals may spark joy and positive emotions that distract patients from the negative emotions, the study authors speculate.
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Not only will naming your feelings take a bit of sting out of your emotions, but it can also help you recognize how your emotions are likely to cloud your judgment.
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It's a quietly radical defense of female emotions in a world that dismisses them as so much hysteria, and — more pertinently to this scene — an indirect avowal of Anne's own emotions.
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" Azalea said she was "a ball of negative emotions.
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I have strong emotions about it that ... Don't cry.
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" The portraitist says, "Emotions and feelings appeal to me.
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We're feeling a range of emotions – shock, anger, grief.
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"No matter what the emotions and the volatility might be with respect to the political environment, we need to stay away from acting on emotions when we manage our finances," Hamrick said.
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These expressions that seem contrary to our emotions are called "dimorphous expressions," and scientists believe that this may be a self-regulating mechanism that allows us to keep our emotions in check.
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But some experts have pointed out that, while there is scientific evidence suggesting there are correlations between facial expressions and emotions, the way people communicate major emotions varies across cultures and situations.
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In line with other work on "affective forecasting," the people in the control condition overestimated their positive emotions and underestimated the intensity of their negative emotions over the course of the month.
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From the earliest ages, children should be taught how to recognize their emotions, understand what those emotions mean and label them accurately in order to to express and manage themselves, Stern said.
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They reported feeling more stressed, hateful and other negative emotions and rated the researcher as being more "judgmental," compared to full individuals and the hungry people who did write about emotions earlier.
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Big emotions come to the surface—but under the bright light of the full moon, Aquarius's cool, crystal clarity helps you not detach from your emotions, but become an observer of them.
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So it stands to reason that people who cope with intense emotions by engaging in NSSI might be even further provoked to do so when they have experience intense emotions from nightmares.
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By processing emotions and memories of the trauma while also paying attention to external stimuli, distressing memories and emotions become desensitized, which can lessen the symptoms of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
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Let Emotions Happen Resilience depends on an understanding that emotions — even those considered "negative," like sadness, grief or anger — aren't a problem to be fixed, but a natural consequence of being human.
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"To be candid, we had mixed emotions about this too, and it's pretty heartbreaking to have mixed emotions about what's supposed to be the happiest day of your life," the groom said.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Springing Too Far Ahead" (Sunday Review, March 19): The beauty and sadness of David George Haskell's essay reflects my emotions and the emotions of those around me.
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Otherwise, they might let their emotions get the best of them — and while those emotions can culminate in heated exchanges in a courtroom, they can also show up in unfair, punitive rulings.
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In No Hard Feelings: The Secret Power of Embracing Emotions at Work, authors and illustrators Liz Fosslien and Mollie West Duffy offer advice on navigating the professional world without shutting out your emotions.
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Barrett's theory of constructed emotions, which she writes about in her new book How Emotions are Made: The Secret Life of the Brain, is a result of decades of her and others' research.
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For me one of the biggest keys to managing my emotions is to build a routine that allows me to be aware of my emotions and the impact they are having on me.
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"Bannon gave him a worldview to sink those emotions into, to connect those emotions into," said Michael Kazin, a historian at Georgetown University and author of books on populism and William Jennings Bryan.
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Again, it's not clear which is more off-putting: having our emotions sold out to the benefit of brands, or being plopped into large buckets of nonspecific emotions that seem useless or inhumane.
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So we know that emotions don't have a universal look.
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Does understanding that emotions are constructed help us control them?
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"Many emotions at the news of Lou's passing," McLean wrote.
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He was more concerned about keeping his emotions in check.
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"Get ready for a total rollercoaster of emotions," Silvera teased.
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The emotions you feel in VR are real and raw.
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Both candidates' campaigns instead largely capitalized on emotions and optics.
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It's a lovely time to check in with your emotions.
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Rapping and singing that is full of words and emotions.
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Words and emotions that are sometimes serious but sometimes silly.
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As the couple revisits the tumultuous time, emotions run high.
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Art and drama help them release their emotions, he said.
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The two sides expressed mixed emotions shortly after the agreement.
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It essentially means not letting your emotions hijack your brain.
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The end of 2016 brought about a lot of emotions.
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Competencies like empathy: the skill at sensing other people's emotions.
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I don't want our emotions to get in the way.
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The utility of angerBut these emotions exist for a reason.
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I felt the magick heightening my emotions as I danced.
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Dogs can read our emotions and even our facial expressions.
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Still, Lovell's art holds an uncommon grip on the emotions.
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I do think we can't leave our emotions at home.
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Emotions are high and we are just trying to survive.
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A flurry of emotions led to many moments of futility.
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In these 30 minutes you've experienced a rollercoaster of emotions.
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Typically a song is beautiful because it triggers certain emotions.
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"I let my emotions take over without thinking," he wrote.
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He said that he "couldn't control" his emotions that evening.
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" The actress says she has "a lot of emotions today.
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" He also called Trump's emotions "a little bit too complicated.
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Because it's someone being honest about their fears and emotions.
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Those emotions are exactly what fuel people's connections to her.
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Complicated conversations and emotions come up at home today, Sagittarius.
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The moon in Cancer opposes Pluto, stirring up difficult emotions.
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It was tricky trying to deal with everyone's different emotions.
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But even more than that, it's a game of emotions.
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The attention and potential for sex distract from painful emotions.
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Family visits usually make for a mixed bag of emotions.
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The forthcoming trials of the separatist leaders will inflame emotions.
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Those who served alongside Zhou viewed him with mixed emotions.
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Stigmatizing and suppressing your emotions won't make them go away.
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So often, Calderon said, young players wrestle with their emotions.
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In the West the narrative has been colored with emotions.
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They exhibit emotions to a degree and they have personalities.
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But in politics, emotions often count as much as math.
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I just try to channel my emotions into something positive.
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I'm not even sure I have normal human emotions, now.
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I organized my thoughts, my emotions, and my next steps.
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She says Enochs has conflicted emotions on the plea deal.
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Emotions run high, and budgets are broken across the land.
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That doesn't prevent it from having power over our emotions.
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You're cavalier with your own emotions and everybody else's too.
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We show motifs and emotions through the way she looks.
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It tugs at our attention and stirs up our emotions.
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Celebs couldn't contain their emotions after witnessing the heartwarming moment.
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Antidepressants target neurotransmitters like serotonin to affect mood and emotions.
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The heart struggles to process the immediate flood of emotions.
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South Korea stands in a perpetual state of heightened emotions.
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I try to capture their emotions as best I can.
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Let your emotions guide you to make the right choices.
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"That drives the emotions and personality and animations," said Sofman.
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These robots will therefore be highly susceptible to human emotions.
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In 2012, Facebook also deliberately experimented on its users' emotions.
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It was a Jenga stack of conflicting emotions and impulses.
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It's not psychologically possible to experience two emotions at once.
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The Moon enters Gemini, too, finding you discussing complicated emotions.
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And emotions have boiled over on the Pakistani side, too.
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Combinations of these facial expressions are then mapped to emotions.
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The whole writing process was filled with so many emotions.
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Ariana Grande is playing a cruel game with our emotions.
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In 2012 Facebook experimented with using data to manipulate emotions.
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There were probably a lot of different emotions around it.
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What about the negative emotions when your team loses, though?
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And by cathartic, I mean relieve strong, typically negative emotions.
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Powerful emotions come up and boundaries become an important theme.
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These days, when emotions run high, so does emoji usage.
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Unexpected connections are made today, and surprising emotions pop up!
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Both brought up a lot of new emotions for me.
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Think about the emotions of the characters in the scene.
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If you've reached an impasse, chances are emotions are charged.
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"I was a complete mess, emotions going everywhere," Padgett says.
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When peddling emotions, dripping with concern is so much easier.
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Until then, use today's energy to reflect on your emotions.
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"I just had so many emotions," O'Flaherty, 23, tells PEOPLE.
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And where do cynics go to let out their emotions?
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Still, Metz was conflicted about her emotions regarding her stepfather.
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I mean, look, I have all these emotions, you know.
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"You can speak to emotions without getting emotional," said Fosslien.
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He couldn't control his emotions, he personalized everything, he whined.
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That leaves activists and reporters feeling ... a range of emotions.
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Big emotions in your relationships swell up this evening, Taurus.
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Yet their thoughts, emotions and hopes dovetail, connect and fuse.
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But Facebook wants you to let all the emotions out.
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Emotions will run riot on both sides of the aisle.
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I love the idea of assigning emotions to natural elements.
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"It's certainly mixed emotions," Davison told IndyCar of replacing Bourdais.
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Many of Isaac's fans responded with some pretty strong emotions.
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It's very feisty and everyone's emotions are on their sleeves.
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Verge Video: How filmmakers use color to manipulate our emotions
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Their slow movements seem to connect us to their emotions.
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Don't make decisions based solely on emotions and gut instinct.
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Sometimes denying your emotions can be worse than heartbreak itself.
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Notice and allow yourself to feel any emotions that arise.
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After all, his life constantly inspires a spectrum of emotions.
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Twitter is the ultimate platform for ranting about your emotions.
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Emotions you haven't dealt with will come up for healing.
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People had a lot of feelings and emotions to share.
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Powerful emotions come up for you to sit with, Gemini.
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I can't even explain the emotions I have right now.
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Valentine's Day can bring about a melting pot of emotions.
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They get completely robbed of complex emotions and showing vulnerability.
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It's not your job to manage the emotions of others.
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Someone reedited Inside Out and removed all of Riley's emotions.
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He's got blond spiky hair, guy liner, flannels, and EMOTIONS.
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So by doing certain gestures, we can trigger different emotions.
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It showed that this is how he navigates through emotions.
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It gets trickier when volatile emotions come into the picture.
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It is also eyeing a device to check pet emotions.
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The Moon symbolizes emotions, and you are plenty emotional, Pisces.
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His intervention has certainly stirred emotions across the racial spectrum.
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Neither the food nor the emotions in this remake satisfy.
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Wilson and I feel myself regain control of my emotions.
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" Nakao: "Jishu held the empathy and emotions for the couple.
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Chinese youths increasingly put their own emotions above social expectations.
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All my thoughts and emotions all condensed into one thing.
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Employees can walk away from these trainings with triggered emotions.
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It means more people than ever are experiencing negative emotions.
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"Emotions are there, and we've all lost people," he added.
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The problem here is not the open discussion of emotions.
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Lots of our kids have learned to hide their emotions.
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What I'm questioning is how you elicit these positive emotions.
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Emotions were raw at times during the House committee proceedings.
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But he's grown his ability to manage other people's emotions.
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Ms. Skelton's emotions are all played in a major key.
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Emotions are running high in Georgia's capital, where protesters over
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Interruptions also often spark negative emotions like annoyance and anxiety.
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Finally, shorter interruptions generally spark positive rather than negative emotions.
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It just helps destigmatize this idea of showing your emotions.
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Their parents mirrored their emotions and attended to their needs.
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"Obviously, coming back here, I had mixed emotions," Bouchard said.
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"My emotions, clearly, I pitch with a lot," Sale said.
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"We catch emotions from each other like viruses," said Barsade.
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"Animals and Emotions," work by Art Gerstein and Alice Katz.
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Watch It Go. Even the hardest emotions don't last forever.
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Look at the range of emotions it goes through. pic.twitter.
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She recalled feeling a range of emotions: anger, fear, nervousness.
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He's witty, upfront about his emotions and he respects her.
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But Maria's letters use a combination of all these emotions.
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It's been a long day, and sometimes emotions run high.
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Bullfighting may be disappearing, but it still stirs strong emotions.
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Smell evokes emotions and memories, including those we'd rather forget.
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"So many mixed emotions," one fan wrote on Warner Bros.
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"My emotions were numb," Joey says of his wife's death.
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"I just shut off all emotions, and I was numb."
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I'm experiencing a flow of good vibes and good emotions.
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Many students are still struggling with their emotions, she says.
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This is a great time to reflect on your emotions.
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I was flooded with grief and so many other emotions.
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Today's full moon in Scorpio is fraught with intense emotions.
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That's when I think my emotions come through the most.
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This full moon is major for reconnecting with your emotions.
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The Moon rules emotions, so get in touch with yours.
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Powerful emotions are coming up for you to deal with.
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Intense emotions are in the air, and changes are coming.
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You're really feeling the power of your emotions today, Leo.
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I also developed a stronger ability to manage my emotions.
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Deep emotions come up for you to examine and heal.
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Powerful emotions flow, especially this morning following a deep conversation.
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Unexpected emotions will arise for you to work through today.
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Any and all emotions can be contained in those three.
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This is a powerful time to connect with your emotions.
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It's a powerful time to move through difficult emotions, Virgo.
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Ordinary people become great innovators when motivated by powerful emotions.
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"You release all the feelings and the emotions," he says.
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Then we're going deep into personality, emotions, facial recognition, voice.
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I walk away from the Elton household with mixed emotions.
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"I'm aware of what difficult emotions it triggers," Bendell acknowledges.
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She learned that those choices were often prompted by emotions.
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This article has been boiled down to six emotions too.
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Whatever endeavour you're facing, find the emotions to come forward.
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The makeup makes it harder to recognize emotions or intent.
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Really deep emotions are coming up for healing today, Aquarius!
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It's a perfect time to check in with your emotions.
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Alcohol also decreases inhibitions and our ability to regulate emotions.
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As soon as we embraced all the emotions came out.
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They're super confused by their own emotions and lash out.
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The Moon enters Aries today, stirring deep emotions in you.
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Mercury retrograde begins today, stirring up deep and powerful emotions.
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You identify less and less with emotions and with thoughts.
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Before I was cleaning up a lot of the emotions.
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The lunar spotlight today will help you untangle your emotions.
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Difficult emotions don't scare you, Cancer… but talking about them?
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Lil Yachty's debut studio album, Teenage Emotions, is out tomorrow.
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"A lot of mixed emotions," Warren said of the trade.
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Emotions are high, and the likelihood of miscalculation is increased.
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Tusk dismissed the accusations as "purely about emotions and obsessions".
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Employees shared their emotions freely, often crying at the office.
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"Don't let your emotions run away with you," he stressed.
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It isn't about avoiding work; it's about avoiding negative emotions.
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There will always be undesirable tasks that conjure unwanted emotions.
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Money is more attached to emotions than most people realize.
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Emotions run high, as does posturing by the politically powerful.
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Unexpected sensitive emotions will come up for you today, Capricorn.
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Sometimes physical mannerisms expose unspoken emotions like shame or anxiety.
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Here are five emotions you can reframe to be beneficial.
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The wall between emotions and body, thoughts and physical feeling.
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What emotions, if any, did you experience watching the clips?
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The sun squares off with Jupiter, stirring up deep emotions.
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Hearing them cheering, singing was just a lot of emotions.
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At Toys "R" Us, emotions always seemed to run high.
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It is the mundane experienced through heightened, sometimes supercharged emotions.
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She was also uniquely attuned to the emotions of people.
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I've learned to channel my emotions in a positive way.
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It's wrong not in its emotions, but in its analysis.
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I am a scientist who studies the nature of emotions.
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Shock, dismay and fear were dominant emotions then for Americans.
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Important information is revealed, so expect intense emotions to arise.
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This is a wonderful time to reflect on your emotions.
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One: The passage of time helps in reducing negative emotions.
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Are the same kind of emotions tied to those paintings?
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I'm a guy that wears his emotions on his sleeve.
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Was I guilty of manipulating people's emotions to make art?
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"It's big emotions to be back out there," Federer said.
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"We are so busy we don't have emotions," she said.
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They titrate their emotions in a very conscious, calculated way.
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Our silences were rich, our emotions swirling in the air.
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For dealing with emotions that come up: Reflectly, Moodnotes, Jour.
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Whitey Steve Almond: Shame and anger are powerful emotions, Whitey.
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How did you keep your emotions in check around her?
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Our emotions imbue our perceived universe with valence and color.
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I can't even begin to describe my emotions right now.
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Lingering emotions from the incident are crucial to this process.
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The moment changed Marty, who so rarely shows his emotions.
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The key is not to immediately act on those emotions.
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Ms. DeLaup had "mixed emotions" at first about the virus.
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"Motherhood can be a roller coaster of emotions," she wrote.
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Custom cautioned that wealthy women could not "restrain their emotions".
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Emotions and prejudice easily come into play, even from experts.
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What emotions did you have as you watched, and why?
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So you can't show those weak emotions with the kids.
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James has been vocal about showing his emotions for years.
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Descartes tried to separate individual reason from the bonding emotions.
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What words does the author use to illustrate their emotions?
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"Emotions are construed by language and culture," he points out.
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It's helping students find new words to describe their emotions.
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The contest Wednesday was different, the emotions considerably less raw.
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The sight of Scherzer running out undoubtedly brought different emotions.
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Osaka was less certain about her emotions after the victory.
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He used patriots as props, exploiting emotions for electoral appeal.
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Terrorism is about capturing public attention and manipulating our emotions.
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This night, she said, all emotions came to the surface.
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Tempers and emotions flared at a Tuesday City Council meeting.
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Learning how to balance your emotions with logic takes practice.
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The doctors of Grey Sloan are bringing all the emotions.
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"I have a lot of emotions about it," she said.
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Are there any memories or emotions it evokes for you?
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Bundled together, these emotions feel more alive and less performative.
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"The anniversary may, of course, trigger diverse emotions," he said.
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I was filled with so many emotions during the experience.
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Mr. Murray exhibited a range of emotions throughout the night.
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The new plan may cool temperatures, but not necessarily emotions.
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Smarter Living: The case for complaining: It helps process emotions.
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At every step of the journey, her emotions built up.
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It evokes emotions, stirs controversy and, above all, sends messages.
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These "depictions of living" evoke emotions from anger to hope.
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It's not easy to keep your emotions out of investing.
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"We both wear our emotions on our sleeves," Izzo said.
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With its deeply felt emotions, "Marriage Story" isn't terrible either.
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"It's a big mix of emotions," Ms. Ribot, 68, said.
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"There are a lot of emotions out there," he said.
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You can't even put emotions on everything that happened today.
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The calm of reason has descended; emotions are under control.
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But make no mistake — human emotions drive bad investment decisions.
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"Now her emotions are more stable," her employee Zhao said.
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But if they're feeling strong emotions, those scores can plummet.
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Negative emotions are tools that guide you to feel better.
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In New York, emotions have run high on all sides.
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Computers are slowly but surely learning to read our emotions.
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I was hurt and that's the emotions that you saw.
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The moon in Libra finds you moving through intense emotions.
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However, difficult emotions come up for you to contend with.
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"You just don't know what emotions are," the mother says.
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She fiddles with her phone when the emotions become overwhelming.
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So he included emotions, motivations, snappy dialogue, sly Gaimanian flourishes.
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When he finds it, both struggle to contain their emotions.
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Like most summer flings, SiR's emotions are spontaneous but fleeting.
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I am not one to criticize anyone for showing emotions.
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Then again, aren't our emotions, however strong, simple as well?
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"The negative emotions are really crummy in Chico," he said.
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Eleanor, Michael and Chidi return and excavate some surprising emotions.
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I grew up having the emotions that go with it.
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The moon rules emotions, so get in touch with yours.
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Deep emotions will unexpectedly come up for examination today, Sagittarius.
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And so it's not surprising that emotions are running high.
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They use that to touch on people's nostalgia and emotions.
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That makes it hard for people to hide their emotions.
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Stop beating yourself up, and turn your emotions into action.
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Leaving emotions out of your finances can improve spending goals.
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And like humans, animals can control their emotions when necessary.
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First off, she dulls her emotions by drinking — a lot.
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More than my emotions, it's my safety, everyone else's safety.
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It's clear the video is playing straight to our emotions.
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Deep emotions will come up and inspire you to reflect.
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Then I start coloring each object based on my emotions.
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The emotions of that time really resonate with the sonics.
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Secrets will be exposed and repressed emotions come to light.
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What causes attention, and pulling in is negative emotions essentially.
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One showed Microsoft's ability to spot and categorize different emotions.
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You'll be able to purge some old emotions, as well.
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Do you ever manipulate people with sex, money, or emotions?
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It kind of used to take away all my emotions.
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My emotions during #InfinityWar as shown by Shia LaBeouf pic.twitter.
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It's tricky because emotions like sympathy and empathy are good for society, and important to being a good person, but these emotions can lead us astray if we're not aware of what's driving them.
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Today, researchers know from brain imaging that the area of the brain that processes internal sensations, the anterior insula, is also crucial in processing emotions—supporting James' idea that emotions and body are intertwined.
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"I harness my emotions when I write music and I believe that tapping into your emotions is how you create great art, so I haven't really thickened my skin," she said at the time.
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To change people's minds, either the negative emotions ("refugees are dangerous") need to be turned down or more positive emotions ("refugees are human beings like us and need help") need to be turned up.
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It's an hour in which other emotions — all of the big, dramatic telenovela emotions that Jane the Virgin can and has indulged in before, like grief, fear, anger, betrayal — simply aren't allowed to exist.
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"The nature of social media and the expectation that you would share your emotions the minute you have those emotions has caused all the rules of personal respect to be violated," he told me.
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If we should be insulted by a movie that helps us experience a full spectrum of emotions, then we are ignoring how important those emotions are in the lives of people all around us.
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Emotions aren't flowing so easily, but that changes when the moon connects with dreamy, intuitive Neptune at 11:59 AM. The moon meets power planet Pluto at 6:11 PM, stirring up intense emotions.
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"Being exposed to a depressed mother who has difficulty dealing with her emotions as well as a high level of family conflict and hostility may influence the child to develop more negative emotions," Piche said.
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"When you don't process your emotions or regulate them correctly, you're going to end up with emotional constipation or sort of a pressure cooker of emotions that need to be released over time," he adds.
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If emotions inhibit traders' ability to think rationally during market booms and busts, investors might be better off entrusting their money either to static index funds, or to trading algorithms without any emotions at all.
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With a personal tragedy, writing can be helpful in processing emotions in a culture where we're taught not to talk about those emotions -- either because they make us uncomfortable or because they make others uncomfortable.
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Thompson, the digital producer for The Grapevine, believes that the "compartmentalization" of emotions in the dating space "doesn't give us the opportunity to work through our complex emotions," which is essentially what a relationship is.
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Even after one session, he found that meditation reduced subjects' anxiety by reactivating the prefrontal cortex and other higher brain areas that regulate emotions, while deactivating the amygdala and other regions that facilitate those emotions.
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They don't allow their emotions to influence their financial decisionsEmotions are very tricky, and while they serve us well in some instances, our emotions can also be a detriment —especially when it comes to money.
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The overwhelming majority of women surveyed -- 84% -- had positive emotions or no emotions whatsoever about their abortion decision, even if they hadn't felt that way when they were making the decision to have an abortion.
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The goal of PATH is to "reduce negative emotions the patient has and increase positive emotions," said Dr. Kiosses, who is also an associate professor of psychology in clinical psychiatry at Weill Cornell Medical College.
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He said he was not an Abstract Expressionist, because those artists sought to express their emotions on canvas, while he does the opposite, inviting the viewer to experience their own inner emotions through his work.
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But a competing theory called the Valence Hypothesis (VH) says that positive emotions are processed on the right, and negative emotions on the left, based on EEG studies that found this split in brain activity.
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Can you explain more about your argument that emotions are constructed?
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The new policy sparked mixed emotions in Miami's Little Havana neighborhood.
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As fun as they are, weddings are a rollercoaster of emotions.
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Values stir up emotions in ways that technocratic issues never do.
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Even sitting here right now, this ain't easy, sharing these emotions.
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So many emotions are bubbling up to the surface for you.
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Bice's pent-up emotions add up before meeting her future husband.
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"The measurement of emotions is becoming easier and easier," Wedel says.
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Amazon may be getting into the business of reading your emotions.
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She has flaws, complex emotions, and the ability to make mistakes.
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Beneath surface complexity, the emotions are simple: celebration, anger, mourning, delight.
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" Carey's setlist for the night included "Emotions" and "We Belong Together.
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The 2017 Oscar nominations are in, and emotions are running high.
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Injuries have been reported as emotions run high in the protests.
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Let it out—your emotions of rage and frustration are valid.
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Why talk about your emotions when you can literally do it?
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"I think all big changes are driven by emotions," she says.
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He's constantly angry and doesn't know how to process his emotions.
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Twitter emotion doesn't rise and fall the way human emotions do.
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This is a war of images and emotions and tribal allegiances.
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Brain regions responsible for strong emotions are especially sensitive during adolescence.
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A slew of emotions and possible excuses went through my brain.
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And how does it evoke such a wide range of emotions?
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Politics is a lot like sports fandom with emotions overtaking reason.
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The Moon in Gemini finds you reflecting on deep emotions today.
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He pulls inspiration from animal nature to translate emotions of catharsis.
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I don't have any difficulty understanding those human emotions at all.
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Total health involves the body, the emotions, relationships, and the spirit.
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How do you use to elicit particular emotions in your animations?
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Get $2 ready because this interview contains a lot of emotions.
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How easily do we anthropomorphize or attribute emotions to lifelike objects?
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There were emotions that simply could not be qualified by language.
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The result is a delicious way to replace emotions with cholesterol.
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But despite the best intentions, Documenta stirs mixed emotions in Athens.
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That's not to say that Hiram's emotions are all sorted out.
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It's utterly exhausting carrying around complex emotions all day, every day.
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It turns out that behaviors, emotions, and thoughts are highly contagious.
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Natasha Drewnicki: Waking up to Brexit was a rollercoaster of emotions.
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You should expect that they'll have some emotions to work through.
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The thing is humans don't have a vast spectrum of emotions.
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"I had to step aside from all the emotions," she said.
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The work of the Party is sacred, no room for emotions.
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"My mom processes her emotions through her art," Grace Dunham said.
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The moon opposes Uranus at 11:58 PM, bringing unexpected emotions.
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I had to be honest with my wife and my emotions.
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I was laughing, I was crying — I felt all the emotions.
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So we should probably keep our emotions in check for now.
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Someone has to help them translate those emotions into responsible actions.
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These raw emotions inside us are real power and real energy.
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I could feel the emotions of the people just walking by.
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Rather, it's seeking a better understanding of our emotions around money.
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Watching the stock market can be a roller coaster of emotions.
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All of these emotions are built atop the same foundation: Trump.
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You'll be able to put some sensitive emotions into words tonight.
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And I'm raising my son to be OK with expressing emotions.
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In hindsight, instead of generating debate, this cartoon only inflamed emotions.
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It's a meeting heavy with unspoken emotions coming from bad memories.
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And yet he is prey to three powerful and universal emotions.
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These emotions are key to virality and, for some people, acceptance.
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He's filled with gratitude but also a number of complicated emotions.
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"You feel the emotions right now," Miami coach Erik Spoelstra said.
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But it hit its target as an appeal to my emotions.
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LN: You can't let your emotions get the better of you.
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Surprising emotions come up, and you need to sit with them.
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I like singing a lot and pouring my emotions into music.
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We often see her stating her emotions in simple, declarative sentences.
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My research examines happiness, emotions, social influences, and positive character traits.
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And so far, every time I get those emotions, it's successful.
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But for emotions to ruminate far and away after a viewing?
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We kind of [channeled] all of my emotions into the song.
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After we went through those emotions we were just beyond blessed.
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What feelings, what emotions are you trying to invoke with this?
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Some deep emotions will come up for you to work with.
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Eight years later Coleman is experiencing different emotions: betrayal and shock.
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Distributed patterns of brain activity predict the experience of discrete emotions.
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"I'm feeling all sorts of emotions from this crime," he said.
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But beyond the fun, emotions also run high for the couples.
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The moon wanes in your sign this evening, magnifying your emotions.
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I destroyed myself with harmful words and internalized all my emotions.
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But when you're actually in it, the emotions are so real.
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Ben Platt is no stranger when it comes to sharing emotions.
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I wanted to tap into their emotions as much as possible.
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I have a lot of emotions and feelings bottled up inside.
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This pitted users against their peers to influence their emotions, i.e.
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I think it comes down to these internal triggers of emotions.
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"You still go thru the roller coaster of emotions," she wrote.
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Well heck, if a cartoon character has emotions, why can't Clinton?
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If emotions are communicable like diseases, which are the most contagious?
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Paul Ekman is one of the well-known researchers on emotions.
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You're much more fair, and my emotions get in the way.
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All the words represent emotions that I felt in the process.
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Whether you're single or attached, you may feel some fierce emotions.
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It was a lot of emotions for us all at once.
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Even negative memories and emotions can get dulled down, Koob adds.
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Ms Fraser ably explains the fears and emotions on both sides.
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Deep emotions are coming up for you to process and heal.
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Instead of being ruled by logic, we are ruled by emotions.
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But will the clone share the same emotions or personality tics?
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"The emotions were running high during the ceremonies," Jonas told People.
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It also discourages investors from making decisions based on their emotions.
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Even specific faces and emotions depend heavily on how they're used.
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Are these stage emotions — part of the act — or something else?
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The supplements at Per Se can cause indignation, among other emotions.
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Rather than offer alternative proposals, though, he has offered alternative emotions.
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The competing decisions may calm emotions at the proposed pipeline site.
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Because everyone's worst fears come true, the emotions spiral from there.
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Emotions don't just hold steady and get expressed through new devices.
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And that's likely to be taxing on your emotions as well.
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"It's so interesting how certain things trigger old emotions," Honda said.
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Their conversations are marked with long pauses, uncontrolled emotions and tears.
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Emotions ran deep, especially among patient advocates and sexual violence centers.
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Don't play with my emotions, Empire; next week, bring on Mariah!
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That said: From an astrological perspective, the Moon symbolizes our emotions.
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These signs differ most clearly in how they express their emotions.
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He used my emotions and mind as a training ground, essentially.
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Pepper is even capable of face recognition and reading human emotions!
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You'll have a difficult time keeping yourself from overthinking hard emotions.
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"It was a question about Dukakis' values and emotions," she recounted.
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Voters worry about his ability to maintain control of his emotions.
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I had difficulty being present in my own experience and emotions.
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Unexpected emotions bubble to the surface—but it's a good thing!
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Linkin Park delivered songs that helped fans channel their different emotions.
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That addicting mix of emotions, for that crush we all had.
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There were so many emotions flowing through me and through Catherine.
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And we&aposve been holding back those emotions for so long.
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"I definitely have mixed emotions about this final run," she wrote.
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Some unexpected, deep emotions will come up for examination this evening.
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Where there was no wound, he managed to rub emotions raw.
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Astrologically speaking, the moon rules our inner selves and our emotions.
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America, we have a lot of emotions to work through together.
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It also portrays all the different emotions that comes with it.
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Contrast that with Chris, who wears his emotions on his sleeve.
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I think there's a case for empathy, particularly with positive emotions.
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She's turned it into a refuge from adult emotions and decisions.
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For both men, acknowledging other people's emotions is the easy step.
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She has empathetic powers, so it's connected with feelings and emotions.
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She wondered: could an MDMA experience help them release those emotions?
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Drama flares up this morning, and tonight, big emotions are shared.
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Offshore oil drilling provokes similar emotions, but there's more at stake.
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What are your thoughts on having to deal with these emotions?
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But watch out for tricky emotions as the moon squares Neptune.
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These colorful, sardonic expressions of negative emotions quickly became Evelyn's specialty.
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It is often used on social media to express users' emotions.
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Lots of emotions are coming to the surface—let yourself cry!
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Steve Prohm stammered through something and could not contain his emotions.
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"For T.O., he carries his emotions a little different," Bailey says.
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Wally, despite his emotions, would understand that at the same time.
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"There were lots of emotions entering [the wedding]," says the guest.
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"But there are women who experience these emotions their entire pregnancy."
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Complicated emotions will come up for you to work with, too.
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Her emotions were so raw, yet she expressed them so well.
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Stuck with my emotions and imprisoned in my own self-doubt.
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Still, along with these negative emotions there were some positive changes.
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They sense emotions such as anger and sadness, and respond accordingly.
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I want to keep their needs and emotions at the forefront.
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There's a common thread here: Objects and emotions have no gender.
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But the emotions aren't going to stop with just our dance.
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Then we drop them off at school to handle these emotions.
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Pluto begins its retrograde on April 24, stirring up deep emotions.
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Big emotions arise as the moon meets Pluto and opposes Mercury.
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Those emotions sometimes feel comically outsized, especially in Darwin the cat.
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Children are great imitators, modeling the actions and emotions they see.
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It's a powerful time to get in touch with your emotions.
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I respect the strong views and emotions that these issues evoke.
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But then, it's hard to say what "real" emotions even are.
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At times, our emotions can clearly get the best of us.
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Sensitive emotions bubble to the surface as the moon enters Virgo.
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Unexpected emotions will pop up in your relationships early today, Libra.
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Nikki Bella is walking away from the ring with mixed emotions.
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The Moon rules emotions, so spend some time reflecting on yours.
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Make time to rethink your budget and your emotions around cash.
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Whatever sign the Moon is in will color your emotions. Why?
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This may or may not stimulate awkward emotions in the workplace.
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I never felt like I had to manufacture emotions and horrors.
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It was my emotions that were getting to me on Monday.
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And that's refreshing — emotions, freak outs, meltdowns, and enthusiasm are refreshing.
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There's conflicting emotions about having reached the end of the line.
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Slow down and sit with your emotions—don't run from them.
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You'll be able to work out some big emotions today, Sagittarius.
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Emotions are running high in this week's episode of Grey's Anatomy.
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Câlin says that Cancers' strong emotions can make them too intense.
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This evening stirs up powerful emotions for you to work through.
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Intense emotions are coming up due to the Pisces full moon.
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The moon in Aquarius finds you reflecting deeply on your emotions.
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Being a human is about having emotions and higher-level understanding.
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Negotiation isn't about dollars and cents or emotions or deal terms.
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The emotions of her husband, Mr Bates, are lingered on instead.
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Nu-metal taught me to be comfortable and normalized those emotions.
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Bentley has a facial-recognition app that can reads customers emotions.
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Wade as the source of the heightened emotions surrounding Kavanaugh's hearing.
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Konstantin is fresh and clean, his emotions all at the surface.
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The documents pushed employees to exploit the emotions of potential customers.
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The emotions boiled over, and they carried to the locker room.
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What really stirs Arab emotions are scenes of Israelis killing Palestinians.
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After that appeal to shared logic, Mr Booker addresses conservative emotions.
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But of course I'm going to go through all the emotions.
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The answer is simple: emotions are easy, and robots are hard.
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Emotions run high, so expect that people will be venting hard.
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In those cases, people may lie to avoid experiencing negative emotions.
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She had to stave off her emotions upon seeing the carnage.
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Yes, Chilling Adventures unleashed my emotions, so one point for Levinson.
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I was overloaded with emotions of happiness, regret, fear and sadness.
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Otis is undecided in his emotions but we're excited as hell!
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His foaming anger, his "cover emotions," his disrespectful evasiveness towards Sen.
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You can't stop System 1 from running, and emotions are powerful.
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For Australian politician Bob Katter, it's the whole gamut of emotions.
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But more important: how to let the emotions speak for themselves?
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What kinds of thoughts and emotions were racing around your mind?
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Emotions, by their very nature, are not directly under our control.
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There's a difference between letting emotions drive impulsive decisions and caring.
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Clinton, and the intense emotions she elicits among so many Americans.
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Your previous films have explored big emotions nearly from their beginning.
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He, too, had trouble controlling his emotions and his foul mouth.
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FAIRFIELD "Animals and Emotions," work by Art Gerstein and Alice Katz.
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It is Merkel's strength to get emotions out of a debate.
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The prospect of the elections is already whipping up strong emotions.
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Identity and emotions: These are the cornerstones of Nike's marketing strategy.
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Oh, and they also had just, like, a lot of emotions?
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Potential protesters today should think about this before acting on emotions.
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We will explore the various ways in which racialized emotions matter.
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He also has let his emotions get the better of him.
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But as well as physical characteristics, our voices communicate our emotions.
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Obama often describes her mixed emotions about leaving the White House.
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Lowkey is typically used to describe a speaker's desires or emotions.
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It should come in when words can no longer translate emotions.
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Make time to sit with your emotions and truly feel them.
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And it can also express intense emotions in a safe way.
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You might even recognize an increase in performance and positive emotions.
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Sometimes all of those emotions would hit at the same time.
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It brings with it the messy human emotions of any grief.
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How Emotions Are Made , by Lisa Feldman Barrett (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt) .
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"It's such a mixture of emotions at that moment," Wood said.
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Standing ovations and huge emotions were released at various points throughout.
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"A good doctor has to control his emotions," she tells Julien.
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Honestly, even thinking about it still brings out some raw emotions.
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I've drawn a clear bead on my own emotions about things.
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Exciting ideas, repressed emotions, and wild dreams will arrive this evening.
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For context: a monster has eaten some of their negative emotions.
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"I wouldn't know the emotions of what to write," she explains.
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In music, the strong emotions of my inner world come out.
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The physical sensations I always interpret as "dying" are misplaced emotions.
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You end up with a certain pattern of thoughts and emotions.
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You'll also process complicated emotions and let go of the past.
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The moon in Aquarius finds you exploring deep emotions, dear Cancer.
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Freud called psychoanalysis the "talking cure" for releasing pent-up emotions.
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The temperamental Some people have absolutely no control over their emotions.
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It gave credibility to certain events or emotions in the story.
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I also see they have a chance to process their emotions.
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Ben is an attractive man who's willing to verbalize his emotions.
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Only humans and other primates can understand the emotions of another.
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They've made room for our emotions; that's what cinematic storytelling means.
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Intense emotions will flare up for you in the coming weeks.
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The moon opposes Jupiter at 1:27 PM, bringing big emotions.
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The Moon symbolizes emotions and safety— reflect on these themes today.
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Mercury enters Pisces tonight, encouraging you to talk about your emotions.
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Intense emotions come up for discussion as Mercury retrograde meets Neptune.
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But no, I never let emotions get involved when I box.
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Your emotions are heightened today, and you're brought to tears easily.
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Creative energy flows this evening as you tap into your emotions.
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Her emotions ran the gamut from disappointed to angry to sad.
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You'll work through some hard emotions around your relationships this morning.
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When I ask what the emotions were, she tilts her head.
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Deep emotions come up for you to work with tonight, Aquarius.
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You're working through complicated emotions, but you'll still be productive today.
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So I was drained [but] my emotions were like, right there.
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But, sometimes emotions need to be delivered exactly how they are.
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You're deep in your emotions today as the moon enters Cancer.
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Today brings some powerful emotions for you to deal with, Libra.
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And without the overreaction that emotions other than fear can bring.
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Haden's grandfather though, he's not too great at sharing his emotions.
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But what about a wearable that tracks your stress and emotions?
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Elkin spoke about the raw emotions in the courtroom that day.
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I picked scenes that were more effective in terms of emotions.
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The events seemed to be triggered by strong emotions, particularly joy.
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Then, he slipped into a stairwell to collect his shaken emotions.
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Humans have emotions and feelings, and it's okay to show them.
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They are a canvas upon which our eyebrows can paint emotions.
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The story the museum tells stirs emotions but leaves them unresolved.
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It's a wonderful morning to journal about your dreams and emotions.
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" Those previous finals losses, Williams said, bring "so many different emotions.
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These were confusing emotions that I was incapable of expressing then.
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And they already know a very wide range of these emotions.
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Black Mirror is about seeing how far technology stretches human emotions.
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"I saw some people like they had no emotions," he said.
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We have seen so many emotions in the country last year.
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That left the House floor in chaos, with emotions running high.
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You're processing very intense emotions today, and you are craving privacy.
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All was lucid yet subtle, the emotions true and never overplayed.
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Because we are swayed by emotions like selfishness, anger and fear.
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Each song felt like a voyage filled with cascading, layered emotions.
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Schütz drives home the emotions through deliberate repetitions of overlapping phrases.
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Emotions controlled the body, rather than practiced habits enforced by society.
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Again, Zyl is focused on emotions and generating a good vibe.
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One region, called the amygdala, is important for processing social emotions.
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British people particularly — we are very embarrassed about revealing our emotions.
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When making the face icons, we had all sorts of emotions.
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Today, it understands between 30 and 40 emotions, according to Fernandez.
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But the Three-Eyed Raven doesn't think in terms of emotions.
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And even after the songs stop, the music's bittersweet emotions linger.
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And I think there's emotions involved that I ... You never know.
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A lot of gray zones, and a lot of mixed emotions.
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A new plan to diversify the schools has emotions running high.
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In end they're gone and you're left with all the emotions.
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I had emotions that the game was taken away from us.
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Many experienced these "negative, disruptive emotions" for a month or more.
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"The emotions and the feelings that you go through," she said.
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Weinstein could see why the man's memory and emotions were affected.
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Off the ice, he struggled to keep his emotions in check.
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As the fallout continues, Osaka has mixed emotions of her own.
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What were your emotions on hearing that it was a rejection?
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Finally, the economy is based on fundamentals and perception and emotions.
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