White independents were more empathetic toward blacks than white Republicans, but less empathetic than Democrats.
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Love defines his journey because he's empathetic toward humanity, and he's able to be empathetic toward apes.
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Like being empathetic is a minor act that gets like bandied about, as if well, if you're not being empathetic, you're a psychopath.
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A fourth possibility is that some white doctors were more empathetic to the pain of people who were like them, and less empathetic to those who weren't.
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Women listen, women are intuitive, women are compassionate and empathetic.
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To this empathetic nod, Schumer said: "Oh no, you can't."
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How should we think through the morality of empathetic hedonism?
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An empathetic father, I don't think, is a big character.
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I understand that, I'm empathetic to that, I get it.
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However, not everyone was empathetic towards the late night host.
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His chief goal was to create a more empathetic society.
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Morgan can be snarky and empathetic at the same time.
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They're empathetic, diverse and eager to make a social impact.
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An empathetic energy flows, and your intuitive abilities are boosted!
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Here are my four steps to giving empathetic feedback. 1.
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Eventually, though, the difficult conversations grew more honest and empathetic.
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Sometimes it means putting on a friendly or empathetic face.
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Humble and empathetic, he might apologize for hurting Trump's feelings.
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Taylor's a pragmatist sure, but Taylor is also highly empathetic.
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Research shows they are more empathetic than their male peers.
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You're very empathetic, and everyone's energy today is really intense.
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You don't even have to be nice to be empathetic.
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Girmala assured potential witnesses that her investigators would be empathetic.
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She's independent, she's courageous, she's strong, she's a very empathetic.
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Don't feel like you need to be empathetic toward everyone.
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Let's be compassionate and empathetic to the plights of others.
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Empathetic ones could help care for us as we age.
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In the long run, I'm a much more empathetic person.
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That's also how you become talented, humble, empathetic, and kind.
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I would classify myself as an empathetic and compassionate person.
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To do that, Torrisi recommended having a radically empathetic conversation.
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"It takes strength to be an empathetic leader," she said.
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This show has more complicated and empathetic notions about sin.
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Empathetic in the extreme, she was the underdog's biggest advocate.
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Her patients adored her, describing her as direct and empathetic.
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Humane politics and empathetic fiction became a single saving force.
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" Baldwin responded to himself as Trump, saying: "I am empathetic.
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"Some people seem genuine and empathetic but aren't," Bariso says.
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An empathetic energy flows as the moon connects with Neptune.
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Openly discuss your feelings about the pregnancy and be empathetic.
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"It's always nice when patients are empathetic," he told me.
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Gaus understood my question and was empathetic to Sheeran's alleged request.
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A little bit more empathetic to their own issues and problems.
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He was melancholy, empathetic, sometimes a romantic and always fiercely loyal.
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Reading has been proven to make us smarter, more empathetic creatures.
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Why do you feel comfortable or even empathetic to a robot?
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The nurses were empathetic but stern: This could not happen again.
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Pets can be calming, mood lifting, empathetic, and so much more.
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Pisces, like you, is a Water sign, deeply psychic and empathetic.
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I am completely empathetic and two families are suffering right now.
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The empathetic characters are an essential part of the sadistic machine.
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Thoughtful and empathetic conversations about commitments and boundaries are taking place.
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She has empathetic powers, so it's connected with feelings and emotions.
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I mitigate that by showing the utmost respect; be sensitive, empathetic.
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I appreciated other people's need for me to be more empathetic.
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Interpersonal skills are my strong suit—I can be quite empathetic.
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He did sharp, empathetic material about the hurt of gay slurs.
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Her guiding virtues included being sensitive, compassionate, empathetic and self-disciplined.
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Reynolds has credited Lively with making him a more empathetic person.
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We know he has the ability to at least seem empathetic.
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Havrilesky responds with thousands of words of profanity-laced, empathetic wisdom.
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Just be careful to not be empathetic at your own expense.
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I've thought about whether I'd be portrayed as empathetic or kind.
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It was an empathetic way to talk to them without talking.
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The Moon in Pisces encourages you to be flexible and empathetic.
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Hopefully, it would be empathetic to Americans' worries and fears, too.
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It turns out that empathetic physical contact is essential for life.
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"Let us be the empathetic ones for a change," he says.
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Twitter and Facebook have made us cruder, less empathetic, more tribal.
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But we all have the ability to be empathetic, he added.
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Pls be kind & empathetic to those who are going through this.
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It's comforting, then, that Making Comics is such an empathetic work.
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He was both thoughtful and empathetic, not to mention genuinely funny.
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The show's empathetic viewpoint also resonated in the wake of #MeToo.
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I hadn't made them more empathetic to Muslims as a whole.
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I am one of the most empathetic people that I know.
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"He was so empathetic, so warm and engaging," Ms. Choudhury said.
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He had this aspect of a country doctor, very empathetic, sensitive.
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He is turning into an incredibly compassionate and empathetic young man.
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Mr. Washington, accepting his award, called for a more empathetic society.
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On the flip side, 81 percent of employees would switch companies for the same pay if their next employer was more empathetic, and 79 percent would consider leaving their job if their current employer became less empathetic.
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"It takes courage and strength to be empathetic," she said last fall.
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Fremderman posits an increasingly likely futurescape with an empathetic sense of realism.
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And I think that makes us more empathetic about helping other Americans.
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Which brings us to the more empathetic concern with nostalgia fights: health.
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So it's empathetic in the sense that we grow attached to narratives.
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But I thought it was really important to have this empathetic father.
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She is empathetic toward Leo, even when he assaults his wife in
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Perhaps as a result, he is unusually empathetic for a teenage boy.
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He's outwardly prickly but secretly empathetic, grounding Kit's willful eccentricity and optimism.
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It yearns for law and order, and is remarkably empathetic towards Russia.
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Cancer vibes are ultra empathetic, so that crab shell comes in handy!
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It is possible to create an empathetic yet instructive guide for refugees.
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We have to be much more empathetic toward the people we date.
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I've seen positive results because people like to feel empathetic, not adversarial.
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"I have done my best to listen and be empathetic," she wrote.
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My experience has made me a much more empathetic person in general.
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The result: a more empathetic manager who no longer demotivates his team.
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His strength is developing a positive and empathetic narrative for why Mrs.
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This sort of empathetic or helpful behavior is not uncommon amongst whales.
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Taylor's debut script is intricately woven and empathetic, without glamorizing the struggle.
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If you're sad and I pick up your sadness, I'm being empathetic.
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Drawing or writing about it helps others to understand, and be empathetic.
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But in her book, Teege describes her Jewish friends as being empathetic.
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You will be a better, more empathetic person on the other side.
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I think some people will be empathetic to them and some won't.
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Big-hearted people are generous and empathetic, and they have your back.
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You're very emotional today, with the Moon in empathetic Water sign Pisces.
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If you really want the job, be empathetic and decisive, yet analytical.
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It seared the consciousness of any U.S. citizen with an empathetic heart.
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It often makes people happier, more productive, more creative and more empathetic.
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And we're going to listen to that, and we're empathetic to that.
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" Sean Clancy said, "Jose's got this really natural touch—it's almost empathetic.
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Bethany Hegedus honors Maya Angelou's life through thoughtful, empathetic poems in RISE!
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Giving others your undivided attention is an important part of being empathetic.
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"Deval is a very genuine person, a very empathetic person," Axelrod said.
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They summon us to be critical, to be engaged, to be empathetic.
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It's a lovely evening for communication, with the Moon in empathetic Pisces.
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She is funny, relaxed, empathetic and personable while he is … less so.
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" He continued: "Most people, when presented with the whole story, are empathetic.
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It's possible to be considerate, empathetic and amused at the same time.
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However, Stargirl's highly empathetic nature is ultimately what causes her social exile.
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Are you empathetic to other people's views, are you willing to compromise?
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But it would take only 20 seconds to say those empathetic words.
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His primary nurse, who doubled as case worker, was kind and empathetic.
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She's being empathetic and passionate and praiseworthy, but not exactly cutting edge.
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It's just a gorgeous, empathetic scene, and I won't soon forget it.
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But is he making the whole country meaner, coarser and less empathetic?
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If people are curious and empathetic, they can learn just about anything.
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An empathetic person is literally just as wounded as the current victim.
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It stresses active listening and empathetic dialogue, rather than facts and arguments.
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"The leadership team is intelligent, empathetic and caring," one employee reviewer wrote.
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"She said, 'Your book made me a more empathetic person,'" he said.
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In the talk, Cuddy was commanding; she was also confessional, telegenic, empathetic.
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But there's also something deeply humane and empathetic at the series' core.
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Margot's empathetic imagination is working on overdrive here, and throughout the story.
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This question, while odd, could potentially illuminate how empathetic a candidate was.
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The whole world will be on your intuitive, empathetic, and poetic level.
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The Moon enters Pisces at 10:33 AM, creating an empathetic vibe.
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The opera contains tight plot lines, larger philosophical questions, and empathetic characters.
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For somebody so young to be so empathetic and loving is a rarity.
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Pisces' ruling element, water, only adds to their deeply empathetic and imaginative streak.
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Besides her lovely turn of phrase, she is a gifted and empathetic observer.
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Dano is a remarkably empathetic and tender actor, but I'm also interested to
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Margot's concept displays an amazing potential for sensitive, empathetic and emotionally-geared technology.
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The bottom line: It helps to be empathetic when arguing with another person.
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Affectionate Venus loves being in your sign because you're so dreamy and empathetic.
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That tends to be valuable today [to be seen as] an empathetic person.
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Her square tortoiseshell glasses framed her round, empathetic face and light gray eyes.
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We need to be empathetic and try to walk in each other's shoes.
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Her most important characteristic is one she shares with Zink: She is empathetic.
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Their more advanced brains would make cyborgs more empathetic towards others, not less.
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It delivers on the promise of a empathetic lead character in Henry himself.
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It's beautifully reported, but I found it much too empathetic to both characters.
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You are passionate about your values, and incredibly empathetic towards those around you.
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Trautner is, however, empathetic with people who do take Fido or Fluffy's antibiotics.
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The video gamers tested were just as empathetic as their non-gaming peers.
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Anger isn't just aggressive, Chemaly explained — it can also be compassionate and empathetic.
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The good news is that focused, attentive, and empathetic listening can be taught.
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And so I was super empathetic with DeMario because it's just another issue.
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I really appreciate this dialogue with John Legend because I'm actually very empathetic.
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The Moon meets Neptune at 10:52 PM, encouraging us to be empathetic.
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And you are more empathetic to whatever it is that they're going through.
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The Moon is in empathetic Cancer, encouraging you to tap into your intuition.
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Her writing still crackles with an empathetic touch and an aggressive independent streak.
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An unassuming, happily chatty travelogue that's at once unsparingly funny and deeply empathetic.
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It was a failure of an ability to be empathetic to a situation.
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The police need training programs aimed at producing better educated, more empathetic officers.
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"If you're a walking empathetic, you'll never have a peaceful moment," Amatenstein says.
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They are empathetic, emotionally connected, intelligent, curious and have a love for people.
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He just cruised on by the empathetic Sparta player and went for goal.
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Please don't ever stop being empathetic: Empathy is a wonderful and special thing.
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If anything, it has made me a stronger leader, a more empathetic editor.
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This transit will create an empathetic, easy vibe between you and your friends.
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Also on February 18, Mercury meets Neptune, which is wonderful for empathetic communication.
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I wish for policing that is more effective, more judicious, and more empathetic.
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You're especially empathetic today, and other people's pain will be overwhelming for you.
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Receptive Venus in empathetic Pisces will definitely bless you with some heightened intuition.
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And it does nothing to make characters relatable or empathetic, by the way.
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And you have to be fierce while being empathetic, which is pretty tricky.
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Other former colleagues highlighted a genuinely empathetic side that emerged when needed most.
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Her auto-tunelets range sad to determined, hopeful to boastful, hostile to empathetic.
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For stabilization, people need empathetic counseling that doesn't view dependence as continuing addiction.
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The best of these works create an empathetic connection between viewer and character.
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"There is no one kinder, more empathetic and caring than @joebiden," she wrote.
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Communication planet Mercury connects with dreamy Neptune today, creating a wonderfully empathetic atmosphere.
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Empathetic listening allows you to know the implicit desires beneath your counterpart's words.
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Art is, at least supposedly, the thing that can make us more empathetic.
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It could also help women, and empathetic men, to know what to avoid.
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His voice in my earphones was gentle and his expression open and empathetic.
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See's thoughtful and empathetic book sheds necessary attention on this largely ignored event.
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If you think about that technology, it's the most empathetic of any technologies.
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And your result is you're trying to get people to be more empathetic.
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The hosts navigate the material in a way that is vivid, empathetic and engaging.
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Ruben Natal-San Miguel's photographs transform a series of traumatic events into empathetic energy.
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I believe in turning something beautiful and empathetic out of something dark and ugly.
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Our call is structured a lot like therapy—empathetic listening, appropriate questions, shared conclusions.
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We're more inclined to be empathetic to people who we feel are like us.
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And oftentimes racial, class, and gender biases get in the way of empathetic identification.
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Thinking about his grandma made Hiram more empathetic toward the women under his charge.
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So that has helped me be very aware and empathetic towards all body types.
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Perhaps, for instance, exposure to other cultures will make you a more empathetic manager.
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With my good friends, I'm honest about my new reality, and they are empathetic.
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Read This Next: Now's the Right Time to Learn How to Be More Empathetic
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Though some commenters were more empathetic and very into this unexpected Halloween-themed outing.
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How are you approaching parenting to make sure your child is empathetic and considerate?
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And then we've been shocked when doctors haven't been more communicative, empathetic and creative.
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Being a female, sensitive, or just empathetic is really hard in the music industry.
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It's a way of dampening their own responsibility towards being kind, empathetic humans themselves.
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This diminishes our inner restraints and inhibitions, while making us less empathetic towards others.
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He refers to these insidious machine minds as HIERS, or Human-Interaction Empathetic Robots.
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The instructions' curious tonal mix — at once impish and empathetic — encapsulates the collective's aesthetic.
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Each completed tests assessing dogmatism, empathetic concern, aspects of analytical reasoning, and prosocial intentions.
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In response to the concerns, Nadella was empathetic and expressed his sadness and disappointment.
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Two minutes later, her empathetic younger brother slipped a simple message beneath her door.
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By being playful and using humor, people also become more observant and more empathetic.
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Empathetic Democrats indulged constituents with deficit-wrecking benefit programs; stern Republicans imposed fiscal discipline.
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It's exceptionally empathetic of you to understand why your mom lashed out at you.
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"I certainly am empathetic to the youth growing up in my hometown," said Hanke.
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Hawn remains a total natural, instantly empathetic and relatable, while also being a weirdo.
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"[Mary Poppins] is one of the most empathetic characters I've played," Blunt tells PEOPLE.
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People should be empathetic to others and try to understand what they're going through.
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Soloway's loose, empathetic style and passion for slightly irritating characters are in full force.
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I'm with her ... I'M WITH HER 👊👊 .. Women's rights, eloquent, empathetic and brilliant.
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"Our industry is still filled with a lot of great, empathetic people," Siegler said.
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What if they have our intelligence, but the less-empathetic drives of other mammals?
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So I came back to the script and I was a bit more empathetic.
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Messenger planet Mercury connects with dreamy Neptune at 11:59 PM, encouraging empathetic communication.
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Having partners who are empathetic to your needs is so important to you, Virgo.
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Next up are the tribe of empathetic workers with expert customer-facing people skills.
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These brilliant miniatures display all of the rambunctious fearlessness of his deeply empathetic imagination.
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The simple yet emotionally intuitive storytelling offers an empathetic image of modern-day relationships.
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Fecund mercenaries, dressed as empathetic clowns, would have us, the survivors, fund the funders.
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Men can be both confident and vulnerable, they can be both strong and empathetic.
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Both my daughter and I fit the profile of the empathetic person narcissists use.
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How do I raise someone who will be kind and empathetic and not toxic?
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Pope Francis is one of the most energetic and empathetic popes in recent history.
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"I am empathetic that they're building the plane as they fly it," Howe said.
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I'm definitely more patient and empathetic than I was in my 20s, early 30s.
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She's hilarious and empathetic and we share what feels like thousands of inside jokes.
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He seems to understand why people who've been wronged would want an empathetic apology.
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Mahler said that he chose to be empathetic, despite the horrors of that day.
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"There is no one kinder, more empathetic, and caring than Joe Biden," she wrote.
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And it's so important to be with an artist who is empathetic and vulnerable.
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Water is reflective, and having Mars in this sign makes you empathetic and compassionate.
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For example, has a book or movie ever made you feel empathetic toward others?
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Alexa, it said, can now respond with a "happy/excited" or "disappointed/empathetic" tone.
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There are supposedly scientific studies about empathy that "prove" art makes us more empathetic.
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Baron Wormser offers empathetic but unflinching portraits of a diverse group of historical figures.
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Elephants are exceptionally smart and empathetic animals, who are being unnecessarily slaughtered for sport.
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I learned to be more empathetic about their challenges, and realized they worked differently.
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Mercury connects with Neptune at 5:48 AM, creating an empathetic energy around communication.
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And Russian Doll is empathetic to everyone in its ensemble, which includes the men.
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And that empathetic perspective can lead to softer policies that emphasize treatment for addiction.
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If we accept the premise of empathetic outreach, who should be doing the work?
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In a follow-up conversation after her session on creating "empathetic museums," Rainey Tisdale, an independent museum curator and member of the Empathetic Museum group, added that AAM could also refuse to accredit institutions that do not pay their staff a living wage.
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People can't be better, more empathetic allies if the only representations they see are caricatured.
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Otherwise musicians and the empathetic fans who follow them might leave Sofar's living rooms empty.
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"Being kind to people, being empathetic, understanding, a good listener, and being present," she said.
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The clinician can forego the gaming rig and focus on projecting a natural, empathetic presence.
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We wanted to see everything through an empathetic prism and we wanted to be transparent.
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I read these stories of women in these horrible situations and I am completely empathetic.
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" Logan goes on to defend his brother: "[Jake is] also nice and empathetic as fuck.
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One study showed the more crises people reported, the more empathetic they were towards others.
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And few women voters in the poll see Trump as particularly empathetic to their concerns.
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Bad cooks, good cooks, sexual, maternal, feminine, tough in business, interested in fashion, cultural, empathetic.
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His upbringing has made him empathetic towards everyone, no matter their low or high birth.
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But attention must also be paid to Michael Stuhlbarg, who plays Elio's deeply empathetic father.
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Alan brings up Joya in an effort to make Camille more empathetic towards her mother.
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Sweet Venus will meet Neptune, the planet of spirituality, in tender, empathetic Water sign Pisces.
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Adora gazes at her daughter portraying a rape victim with pride, not with empathetic horror.
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She is extremely empathetic and fully capable of caring about more than her bottom line.
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Clever, empathetic, determined: From here, it's actually easy to see Jon being a good ruler.
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But as well as empathetic interviews, Mr Xygalatas's research has drawn on more empirical techniques.
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People aren't really empathetic, and I think that's something we really need to work on.
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It's a growing trend where people tell empathetic listeners like Courtney their goals or problems.
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Still, "Ben is the most understanding, and empathetic, supportive and a great listener," says Bushnell.
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Trump, however, has made Toomey's efforts to recast himself as an empathetic moderate much harder.
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The energy today is empathetic and creative, but watch out for tears late this evening.
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The sun connects with Neptune, creating a beautifully empathetic and creative energy in your relationships.
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"[The nurse] immediately put my fears to rest in a very empathetic way," Emily says.
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"He chose to work incredibly hard at being nice to people, being empathetic," Rhys said.
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Perhaps he will be more empathetic now that he is accused of the same behavior.
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I've noticed that some of my most wildly generous, empathetic friends post the most selfies.
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Try to put yourself in the other person's shoes and be empathetic to their feelings.
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But being empathetic has its drawbacks, according to co-authors Rasmus Hougaard and Jacqueline Carter.
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He takes a hard, empathetic look at reality, which contains wonders as well as horrors.
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Then I'm always thinking about how to teach my children to be kind and empathetic.
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I just wanted to write my story down (again) and have someone empathetic read it.
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And so I stayed, because my brain was not stronger than my stupid, empathetic heart.
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Russell's stories are reliably funny, empathetic, studded with beautiful sentences, and gently, spine-tinglingly creepy.
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We are empathetic people (most of us!) and so I want people to feel touched.
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This will be especially true when the Moon connects with sweet Venus in empathetic Pisces.
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Cannabis is known to make consumers more empathetic, which can be useful to stubborn Sag.
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The vibe is energetic and empathetic, with warrior planet Mars working effectively with psychic Neptune.
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Facebook takes it a step further, rerouting our attempts at empathetic connection back at us.
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One neighbor asked me if becoming a victim had made me a more empathetic interviewer.
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"His coming here is not an empathetic move, it's a power move," Ms. Suppa said.
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Lincoln in the Bardo is a beautifully empathetic book, polyphonic and funny and achingly melancholy.
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Our brains, instinctually empathetic, will fire synapses to mirror the emotions it sees around it.
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Down the line, that could include ways to make them less empathetic and more belligerent.
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Are you brave enough—scratch that, empathetic enough—to challenge the social norms around you?
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They are often times more patient and empathetic, making them excellent for customer service jobs.
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Walsh told Business Insider that the first step employers could take was to be empathetic.
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LEE It makes you more empathetic to others, and you realize everyone has a story.
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Overall, Zuckerberg sounded more passionate and empathetic than in his recent testimonies on Capitol Hill.
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"You need to feel and you need to be able to be empathetic," she said.
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To put it very plainly, America needs sympathetic presidents and political leaders — not empathetic ones.
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By reputation, Ms. Conway was smart and empathetic, the type who remembered birthdays and weddings.
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Lam has presented herself publicly as empathetic, she has privately encouraged police violence against demonstrators.
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At least it's trying — and stumbling towards the rare empathetic sex scene along the way.
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The actress's career has been marked by empathetic and generous performances, a rarity in comedy.
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That is to say, they are narrated by quiet empathetic characters about adventurous, vivacious characters.
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The leadership team is world-class in strategic decision making and empathetic bottoms up leadership.
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But the main focus will be connecting with CEOs and helping them learn empathetic leadership.
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It's clear he's trying to divorce himself from the kind, empathetic man he used be.
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Now, I'm a little more careful and MUCH more empathetic when I talk about it.
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A bet on untested technology to create a brutish yet empathetic Beast had paid off.
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"I'm asking people to be empathetic to both the victims and the criminals," he said.
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This is the flipside of number one and it's very common in highly empathetic managers.
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Hulbert offers an empathetic view of some child geniuses, including Shirley Temple and Bobby Fischer.
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There's no question that Kavanaugh's highly deferential and empathetic when it comes to presidential power.
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We were impressed with the measured and empathetic tone with which teenagers approached this question.
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He did appear empathetic, at the least, about why Idaho was doing what it's doing.
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Dumbledore and Harry's relationship was important and empathetic but also deeply manipulative on Dumbledore's part.
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Cancer is an empathetic, emotional sign, so expect the vibe to be caring and understanding.
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In other words, trying to be an empathetic person feels at turns gratifying, exasperating, and exhausting.
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This may make Finns more empathetic toward fellow Finns' struggles, as they share many cultural similarities.
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How empathetic your partners are to your concerns will show you a lot about your relationships.
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Mercury meets Neptune at 5:38 AM, inspiring an empathetic vibe when it comes to communication.
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That was definitely the kind of person he was, just incredibly compassionate and empathetic and generous.
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It appealed both to my mother's empathetic nature, as well as the dramatic Nigerian in her.
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Trump, aware of this, is still trying to put on an empathetic front on health care.
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You'll get the idea quickly: a slow blast of empathetic feeling, wisely revisionist yet deeply comfortable.
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"A painful, profoundly empathetic work of moral reckoning," Mr. Scott wrote in The Times in July.
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I am more empathetic and compassionate toward those in need now than I've ever been before.
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Martin Heidegger often sounded like an empathetic humanist, but then, also, he joined the Nazi party.
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"I'm empathetic to why people think this is vain or narcissistic or self-promotional," he says.
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Other creative choices were much more empathetic, suggesting closer relationships that developed between patients and practitioners.
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He is empathetic and draws on his own grief to console and encourage others through theirs.
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They are a people without a name, which makes Mr Baker's empathetic approach even more necessary.
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By following empathetic characters through richly textured historical details, you might learn quite a bit, too.
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The Quinnipiac poll found that Mr. Sanders is seen as more honest and empathetic than Mrs.
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He was empathetic and reflective, drawing a connection from homeless young people to his own children.
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Today the Moon enters dreamy Water sign Pisces, putting you in an emotional and empathetic mood.
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Communication planet Mercury connects with psychic Neptune and disciplined Saturn, creating an empathetic and anchored energy.
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It's funny that Taylor is so incredible at being empathetic but so bad at showing it.
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We erred more on telling an empathetic story, but we also didn't want to glamorize depression.
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They don't have to be politically correct, as long as they're authentic, respectful, compassionate, and empathetic.
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I want a tough young girl who also is the most empathetic one in the room.
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"I have watched the young people grow into really kind, empathetic, curious human beings," Ung said.
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You have an ability to see an empathetic thing and allow people to understand people's problems.
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It's a fantastic day to connect with friends and partners—a dreamy, empathetic energy is flowing.
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The Moon is in empathetic Water sign Pisces today, illuminating the relationship sector of your chart.
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It's not so much that he isn't empathetic; in fact he clearly wants to champion Giggs.
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Throughout the conversation, as Aboah delves deeper, Delevingne remains empathetic and lets Aboah speak for herself.
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Nice to have someone so empathetic and emotionally stable and in the White House, isn't it?
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"I pray Trump's response to current East Coast disaster will be better, more empathetic," Gutiérrez said.
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I too am extremely empathetic, and quickly established myself as a trusted confidante to our cast.
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And unsurprisingly, a 2016 study found that being more empathetic may make you a better listener.
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The qualities she has makes me want to be a better person — empathetic, fearless, grateful, compassionate.
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Given these trends, progressives should take heart and Republicans should be empathetic for when tables turn.
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But Trump was not empathetic to these wounded warriors' plight, at least not on Fifth Avenue.
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MAMALEH KNOWS BESTWhat Jewish Mothers Do to Raise Successful, Creative, Empathetic, Independent ChildrenBy Marjorie Ingall245 pp.
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Trying to find some common ground, some common understanding that perhaps can make me more empathetic.
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Her jabs at Seth and his more empathetic approach to his work can be savagely acerbic.
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Without prompting, the arena of more than 19,000 people all booed in furor, empathetic and angry.
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Of course, there are other ways to go about creating an empathetic AI past speech analysis.
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Highly empathetic, this sign can connect and envelope and understand you like no one ever has.
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It's a romantic, fairytale day, Taurus, with your ruling planet, Venus, connecting with psychic, empathetic Neptune.
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And it's not just about being empathetic—you have to be super compassionate and sensitive, too.
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The general idea is that those who are more empathetic are more susceptible to contagious yawning.
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Over the years of interviewing him, Mosseri has always come across as sharp, serious and empathetic.
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He finds that if you are a liberal, people overwhelmingly assume you are empathetic and compassionate.
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The leadership must then understand and accept people's anger and frustration and be honest and empathetic.
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It has come to be viewed as a masterpiece for its stark realism and empathetic vision.
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You can't go wrong if you're working with smart, capable, empathetic people whose values you share.
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But precisely because of those reasons, it's treatment of fascism can be surprising, empathetic, and instructive.
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Both Dine's "Black Shovel #2" (1962) and "Double Isometric Self Portrait (Serape)" (1964) are non-empathetic.
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Sanna provides an empathetic exploration of the adjustment to a new land that all migrants experience.
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When Pilon writes about Hall's aspirations as an Olympic athlete, the book is absorbing and empathetic.
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People with dogs are often perceived to be more approachable, happier and more empathetic, research shows.
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They need an empathetic one-on-one confidential discussion regarding their risks and birth-control options.
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Mothers with greater awareness of their own psychology may be more empathetic to their children's emotions.
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Shehadeh finds ways to describe his hurt, and Abramovitch tries hard to be responsive and empathetic.
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Voters are less tolerant, less empathetic and less interested in integrity than many political analysts thought.
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I'm a sensitive person by nature, which I like because it makes me empathetic and compassionate.
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"If we're serious about raising curious, empathetic, brave citizens, that starts with raising readers," Clinton said.
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" In the end, Saad said, "Being exposed to polling—it makes you empathetic to the public.
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Instead, she said, having a child has made her more empathetic and attuned to patient needs.
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This allows CIMON-2 to transition from a scientific assistant into an empathetic companion, as required.
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Mr. Langhorne's empathetic accompaniment, always stressing feeling over flash, animated all 260 of the album's tracks.
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"Olivia Benson is resilient, honest, empathetic and makes me want to do better," said Dos Santos.
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"As she has met the people, there is probably an empathetic dimension to it," Bloom said.
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Unlike human beings, they don't waste any energy in unnecessary gesticulation, empathetic expressions or, say, breathing.
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So charming, knows exactly what women want, and empathetic - he knows what being raped is like.
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"Children are naturally curious and empathetic," said Michelle Sorkin Levy, a mother of two young kids.
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"Ultimately, being kind, caring, considerate, and empathetic through words and actions will build trust and connectedness."
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The conversations are designed to empower them to be kinder and more empathetic toward one another.
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"Sidra is the most empathetic and passionate person I know — she helps fill my blind spots."
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An empathetic energy flows in your relationships, but it's time to get shit done at work.
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How do you keep yourself open and empathetic to all sorts of people and human experiences?
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The world is on your emotional wavelength (for once), and your empathetic abilities will be boosted.
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Simpson, for instance, portrays queer club-goers and church ladies alike through a luscious, empathetic lens.
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Leahy, 31, is a proud mom to her "baby," a empathetic pug with a penchant for sweaters.
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Your ruling planet shifts signs today, entering empathetic Pisces and bringing healing vibes to your social life.
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Communication planet Mercury connects with Neptune on May 15, keeping the lines of communication open and empathetic.
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An empathetic understanding of his circumstances shouldn't override the gravity of his alleged actions against a woman.
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You have to be empathetic, and you can&apost just view them as cheap or inexpensive labor.
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Company leaders need to educate all employees about privilege and bias in an empathetic, action-oriented way.
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"Dawson's current YouTube brand is honest, self-deprecating and empathetic," Abby Ohlheiser wrote at The Washington Post.
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It balances truly spectacular meanness with an empathetic streak, which forms the central tension of the show.
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I often feel woefully unprepared for the job of co-producing a well adjusted, empathetic male humanoid.
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Without thinking, James and I did our best impression of empathetic funeral directors, nodding and speaking softly.
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There's a salesmanship to Bo. And then there is the up-close-and-personal faux-empathetic aspect.
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If we're honest with ourselves, we'll learn from it and emerge a more understanding and empathetic person.
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As the father of a child with a disability, I'm empathetic to the mom's feeling of joy.
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Together, these albums add up to contemporary pop's most complex, empathetic, frivolous, perceptive exploration of adult romance.
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"I have watched the young people grow into really kind, empathetic, curious human beings," Ung tells PEOPLE.
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He hopes to find a woman who has a great personality, loves to laugh and is empathetic.
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The Empathetic Police Academy: Susan Rahr is transforming the way police officers are trained in Washington State.
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Then to use that economic security to create fantastic, secure households to raise thoughtful, considerate, empathetic children.
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"Be empathetic and open, so you motivate others to ask questions and learn about the potential opportunities."
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You're extremely empathetic and psychic, so you need more time to recharge than the rest of us.
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All the while, the charmless but empathetic Geralt of Rivia finds himself in the center of things.
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"I would have thought she would have been more empathetic, having gone through that herself," Sharon says.
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Mr Davis regards this more flawed, human Peter as "spiritually detached" where Mary is empathetic and wise.
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If you're anything like us, you won't know whether to laugh or shed an empathetic little tear.
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A: At any given time, you come across as certain or empathetic or whatever it may be.
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It soars as a fundamentally empathetic critique of the intersection of poverty, mental health, and rural isolation.
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They know him to be someone who is empathetic, caring and who understands their problems and concerns.
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This brings us to the cleverness of the title, which exemplifies the podcast's brand of empathetic investigation.
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In fact, the character most empathetic to their plight is a government agent tasked with catching them.
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Her new monograph "Girl Culture" offers an empathetic perspective that humanizes rather than reduces its female subjects.
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These people are projecting their own feelings and insecurities, and likely don't know how to be empathetic.
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Be your most empathetic self when it comes to others as well as your own inner world.
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Here's someone so brave, so empathetic, and so tough that no feminist could find fault with her.
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Find an inventive way to express your nurturing and empathetic values with the rest of the world.
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Most members of this sign are deeply empathetic and like spending their time supporting and comforting others.
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The Moon enters sensitive Water sign Cancer at 11:06 PM, creating an empathetic and nurturing vibe.
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She monitors and analyses user responses and reacts accordingly with appropriate follow-up questions and empathetic nods.
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You can think of setting boundaries in a relationship as having "empathetic assertiveness," as Derhally puts it.
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The Moon mingles with Neptune in Pisces at 7:11 AM, creating an empathetic energy this morning.
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Perhaps this empathetic approach comes from having spent the early years of her life as an outsider.
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She was a conservative Mormon, but her own background made her empathetic to people who were othered.
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Posts with negative associations tended to receive longer, more empathetic comments from Facebook friends, the company said.
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So people turned it around and said, well, if you're giving me feedback, you're not very empathetic.
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For example, through empathetic listening, you're in a better position to understand the person you're talking with.
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Indeed, overly empathetic negotiation tactics may have contributed to this rather flawed deal in the first place.
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His radically empathetic plays include characters battling alienation and depression and struggling to get through the day.
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"Julian is a human being who is extremely empathetic and cares deeply about the world," she writes.
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Susan Sheehan is unsentimental but empathetic and this is an incredibly suspenseful book about one woman's life.
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Your empathetic abilities cause you to feel all the feelings that the people around you are experiencing.
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Embracing your sensitivity will come easier once the empathetic Pisces moon links up with Mars on Sunday.
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And Trump knows he'll find an empathetic community watching Fox & Friends, so he continues to tune in.
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It's painful and empathetic, and it tries to find a laugh in the midst of a tragedy.
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Ms. King established a distinct brand of news delivery: chatty but not snarky, empathetic but not sappy.
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"But very early in the session, I may say" — she let loose a string of empathetic obscenities.
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WeGrow fits neatly into Mr. Neumann's expansive vision for creating a generation of empathetic social impact entrepreneurs.
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He explained that his characterization of Mr. Conditt's recording had been meant to be descriptive, not empathetic.
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After tearful, empathetic goodbyes and promises to get a drink soon, they never spoke to me again.
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What is a realistic goal is to expect an empathetic conversation about mental load, said Dr. Walzer.
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On the contrary, the Japanese royals have come across as studious, empathetic and almost unnaturally well behaved.
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It was fascinating to me that it took people who had empathetic ... There was a link there.
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The moon enters soft, sensitive water sign Pisces at 5:52 AM, encouraging us to be empathetic.
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Her staff members are the main drivers of this, a group carefully chosen for their empathetic approach.
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It's empathetic and romantic and sexy and threads in some powerful ideas about deserving love and lust.
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"When you take the human out of the loop, you lose the empathetic component," Professor Nourbakhsh said.
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"These kids are practicing being empathetic and feeling other people's pain or pleasure through acting," he said.
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"She was incredibly empathetic, and that's a part of her life people don't understand," Mr. Flynt said.
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"I think great journalists are empathetic, which means they listen, and they try to understand," Baquet said.
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If I can encourage him to talk by having an empathetic ear, that is the reporter's way.
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This "Empathetic Tech" ETF might also include a focus on companies that handle user data with caret.
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Shakers also helped spread another early American folk favorite, the rocking chair, a masterpiece of empathetic design.
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Candidates must be highly collaborative, visionary and empathetic with experience in leading and managing large, complex operations.
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She now wonders if the tone she took in her interviews, "neutral empathetic," was the right one.
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Mr. Lustig is wonderfully empathetic, still more so when he's paired with the splendid young Mr. Niborski.
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If you've had a difficult upbringing, you will probably be more resilient, empathetic and open to change.
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We grant power to those who are empathetic, and those who look out for the greater good.
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That's why I know I'm good at my job — I used to be empathetic to a fault.
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In short, Austen's empathetic portrayals of women in love are just as powerful as her caustic wit.
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I think the essence of me is definitely there, but I think I'm more empathetic than the character.
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" As CEO Travis Kalanick said recently during a trip to India: "You have to be empathetic to reality.
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But also how easily frightened and overwhelmed they are, how easily abused, and particularly how empathetic they are.
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When we went to the ER, the super empathetic doctor lectured me on how common the injury is.
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Lovely, seductive Venus enters sensitive, empathetic Water sign Pisces at 5:24 AM, creating an ultra romantic vibe.
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But unlike texting, interacting with voice version of Jarvis provided a quicker and more empathetic exchange, Zuckerberg said.
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To know us will be to experience a voice that is respectful, genuine, open, empathetic and honest. Real.
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Arthur starts with close to nothing, and loses it all incrementally, in ways designed to hurt empathetic viewers.
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Tara Skubella said getting to know her primary partner's other partner made her feel more secure and empathetic.
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Gibney also said she heard from a Team 10 manager immediately following the incident, who initially sounded empathetic.
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Not only was Rodriguez up to the challenge, but she proved to be an intuitive and empathetic leader.
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You're very empathetic and you feel everyone's pain, but sometimes this means you can be way to generous.
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The Moon enters empathetic Water sign Pisces this evening, activating the part of your chart that rules relationships.
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Donald Trump please know that you are supposed to be a unifier and a compassionate and empathetic leader.
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Mr. Cruz is seen as stronger generally on foreign policy, more trustworthy and more empathetic than Mr. Trump.
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Moreover, people with basic security tend to be more altruistic and empathetic, solidaristic and engaged in the community.
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Where the Netflix show offers nuanced, empathetic characters, this film gives us cardboard cutouts with performances to match.
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Adding insult to injury, those same retirees can't even count on their once-adoring fans to be empathetic.
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The Moon connects with Venus in dreamy Pisces at 12:39 PM, creating a softer, more empathetic energy.
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And yet despite all of that we are some of the most creative, resilient, powerful, expressive, empathetic people.
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He was an empathetic and solid editorial leader when it sometimes felt like this place was on fire.
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You have confidence in yourself and although you are very empathetic, you rarely get overwhelmed by your emotions.
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"I've seen a person go from an angry shut-off individual to an open, empathetic one," he says.
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That said, atopic dermatitis has made me more empathetic to people and their struggles, because I've struggled, too.
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As not a billionaire, it's hard to be empathetic with, but maybe I can try to be sympathetic.
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Doctors might be more prone to give those patients extra attention or care, or be more instinctively empathetic.
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I can shape my body into a frisbee and be thrown around like a frisbee, empathetic, can dunk.
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Since it was posted, the clever photo set has received over a thousand comments — many of them empathetic.
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The Moon enters empathetic, psychic Water sign Pisces this evening, lighting up the communication sector of your chart.
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Mars is the warrior planet, but it's not motivated to fight in empathetic and creative Water sign Pisces.
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Broadly caught up with Stolakis on backyard activism, empathetic filmmaking and finding feminism outside of our worldly existence.
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I once asked V.S. Naipaul how he managed being so empathetic and harshly judgmental at the same time.
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Jerrod is more empathetic to the man accused of raping Sarah because the accusation could ruin his life.
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Imagine these avowedly empathetic people hearing about the death of ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi last month.
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People with high levels of EQ tend to be self-aware, socially aware, empathetic and open to feedback.
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He is also seen as being better on social issues and more empathetic to the needs of voters.
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The moon in Sagittarius asks you to release the past as Mercury connects with Neptune, inspiring empathetic communication.
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The moon in Capricorn meets Saturn and connects with Neptune, inspiring a supportive and empathetic energy at home.
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And if the next AI is going be empathetic, that's exactly what we're going to need to do.
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And a large part of that is that pain is just hard to understand in an empathetic way.
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Their equally tragic narratives document the stories of other people – real or fictionalised – through an empathetic narrative lens.
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For her, being "girly" means being empathetic, generous, and in tune with the needs of those around you.
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The theorist Marshall McLuhan once assumed this computerization of culture would lead to a rise in empathetic connection.
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It was around that time that I started to fear death less and become a more empathetic person.
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"I feel very empathetic, frankly, for victims of sexual assault and sexual harassment and rape," Ms. Conway said.
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As research has shown, more empathetic people are more likely to be sought out by peers for comfort.
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LUCAS HEDGES I feel like I'm very much open to the emotion of the world and very empathetic.
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I think he knows it's about a year since my mom died and he feels empathetic towards us.
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Finally, skilled farmers are empathetic and intuitive, sensing what is needed to maintain and encourage a healthy ecosystem.
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Or, as the empathetic, eye-opening documentary series "America to Me" does, you could go back to school.
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From those traumatic experiences, I have been shaped into the empathetic and open-minded person I am today.
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"Her" was widely hailed as an empathetic exploration of love and connection in the era of the internet.
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" In a Cedar Rapids gymnasium, Representative Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts praised Ms. Warren as "both empathetic and electable.
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I remember being amazed by the swift and empathetic response from the city and much of the country.
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That kind of empathetic view is a big difference between what we saw in the '90s versus now.
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If there's one thing I learned from my mother's death, it's how kind and empathetic most people are.
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Her classmates seemed mostly empathetic, but they avoided her on campus, apparently not wanting to anger their professors.
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As strong and independent as you are, Aries, you're still a sensitive and empathetic person, especially this weekend.
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It's so spicy, so riveting, so empathetic and devoted, so alive in the world as it actually is.
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Mary is an empathetic creature, and she feels for Kurt even as she is disturbed by his mission.
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A museum exhibition offers an empathetic look at the intimate lives of sex workers in the L.G.B.T. community.
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We need our youngest to be curious, resilient and empathetic, and prepared for the jobs of the future.
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Other studies have shown weak ties can offer recommendations for services and empower us to be more empathetic.
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In those instances, it's reasonable to be a bit disappointed, but you can still be gracious and empathetic.
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Especially because it eschews the complicated issue of legal innocence or guilt, the exhibition provokes serious, empathetic thought.
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I believe the company is more empathetic, more resilient and more determined because of Dave's life and death.
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It feels empathetic during some of the movie's emotional moments, while determined at the peak of its action.
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"Scholastic has informed the next generation and inspired them to be empathetic, engaged citizens," read PEN America's statement.
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It's so spicy, so riveting, so empathetic and devoted, so alive in the world as it actually is.
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This exposure made Lincoln particularly empathetic about the sacrifices of soldiers, according to historians, academics and contemporaneous accounts.
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I can better distinguish what's important from what's trivial, and I'm more gracious and empathetic with others online.
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When you're culturally open and empathetic, you start to look at not just fashion, but the world differently.
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In Glover's hands, Troy became a sensitive, incredibly empathetic guy with good intentions that only sometimes worked out.
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It could be much less fraught if everyone was honest, empathetic, and equipped to process their own feelings.
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It's an impassioned ode to both the power of empathetic connection as well as staying out way too late.
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Apathy provided a psychological safe space in Attica; it's better to appear stoic and indifferent than shocked and empathetic.
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The sun connects with dreamy Neptune at 10:53 PM, inspiring creativity and finding us in an empathetic mood.
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A highly stressful and fast-paced environment can make it more difficult to switch to more thoughtful, empathetic conversations.
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Yet their dreams help them assert their more idealist and empathetic side, and break out of their individual shells.
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Yet Mr Kaurismaki prefers to focus his lens on the ordinary, empathetic citizens whom he considers his true countrymen.
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Instead, it will make you feel a haunting numbness, a triumph of its empathetic approach to a complicated tale.
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Holding a celebrity hostage for personal gain is going to be tough for an ISFJ, because they're very empathetic.
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If the person who performed the acupuncture was extra supportive and empathetic, however, that figure jumped to 62 percent.
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When a teen asked how he would protect her generation from school shootings, Biden alternated between empathetic and defensive.
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Acknowledging and accepting what haunts me has helped me become more empathetic towards my patients' emotional suffering, as well.
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Rather we need to acknowledge those failures and see the long road out, towards a better, more empathetic future.
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The president was empathetic but also blamed Banro for failing to live up to its "social obligations", Richards said.
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In surveys, the rich are generally less empathetic and more likely to think they deserve special treatment than others.
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Strangers he met on the road in Israel seemed more worried about him than threatened, more empathetic than suspicious.
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" Meanwhile, Hurwitz plays Josh Rice, "an empathetic dating teacher, who halfheartedly dispenses advice to a gaggle of desperate students.
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All communication should be factual and straight forward — a strategy that is more likely to make your customers empathetic.
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We need to look in the gray areas if we expect the world to become more interconnected and empathetic.
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Sometimes to make a story more palatable or more empathetic you choose "a perfect victim" or what have you.
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You have to be empathetic, listen to them, compliment them, and make them feel good at a personal level.
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The faithful execution of law and order demands unbiased, thoroughly informed, completely comprehending, totally committed and deeply empathetic leadership.
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In his stand up, as well as in his storytelling on This American Life, Birbiglia is an empathetic performer.
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Mercury connects with Neptune on October 19, letting imagination flow and encouraging empathetic communication between you and your partners.
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I think new experiences and new people often enrich our lives and make us more complex, curious, empathetic people.
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Messenger planet Mercury connects with dreamy Neptune and grounded Saturn, making for an empathetic and supportive energy around communication.
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In the 1973 animated children's movie Charlotte's Web, we learn to love spiders through the medium of empathetic pork.
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The Moon enters empathetic Pisces today, and your intuition, as well as your listening skills, gets a big boost.
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And if there's no follow through, does that make your rhetoric — as human and empathetic as it was — worthless?
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This is also a special day for communication, as chatty Mercury and psychic Neptune will meet in empathetic Pisces.
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This Monday, energizer Mars gets in formation with empathetic Neptune, giving us a clear window into other people's perspectives.
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"The Pope was very attentive, receptive and very empathetic during the intense and long hours of conversation," Cruz said.
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By the time we discover that Gonker is fine, it's hard to muster more than a few empathetic whimpers.
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Pew reports that 61% of Americans believe women are more likely to be compassionate and empathetic as political leaders.
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It wasn't what his son — who emerged "sadder, but calmer" — wanted to hear, but he appreciated their empathetic candor.
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Writing in The Times, A. O. Scott called this "POV" presentation " a painful, profoundly empathetic work of moral reckoning."
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His radically empathetic plays include characters battling feelings of alienation and depression and struggling to get through the day.
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On average, he wrote, women are more interested in people than things, more empathetic, more neurotic, and less assertive.
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"The Layover" is at once deeply cynical about human behavior and almost unbearably empathetic — part razor blade, part cuddle.
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The same blindness that makes him impervious to global outrage makes it impossible for him to make empathetic connection.
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I'm smarter, I'm more skeptical, I'm more empathetic, and I'm much less quick to judge than I was before.
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"Donald Trump needs to sit with his advisors and portray to this world that he is empathetic," Khan said.
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Claire is trying to be empathetic and understanding and give Jamie his space and time...It's difficult for them.
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In this country, when we all face the same risk, we tend to be empathetic and share the cost.
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This is the voice that's pleading with us to be more patient, considerate, thoughtful, and empathetic—real human beings.
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The Sun is currently in empathetic, creative Pisces, where's it's causing you to figure out what's important to you.
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He could test to see if there are certain genes responsible for empathetic behavior, and target those for intervention.
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This isn't Mass Effect where players decided if they wanna be a rebel bad ass or an empathetic commander.
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The fears and frustrations they feel are often pointed at the migrants, though they are empathetic to their struggle.
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"We talk a lot about secondary trauma, and also empathetic trauma," Slapak-Fugate says, speaking of her own program.
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I told him that I try to be empathetic and honest and, as the material allows, a decent storyteller.
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Outside, a crowd watched a Jumbotron, on which squiggly lines tracked the participant's empathetic expressions against the average reaction.
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What matters in the boardroom is not to be accurate, or honest, or empathetic, but to dominate, assert, fight.
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Perhaps a machine can make a utilitarian calculation on proportionality of force, but can it make an empathetic decision?
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Abby is a forward-thinking and empathetic person, but progress is looking a lot like running on a treadmill.
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In my experience, the bulk of the admissions deans and directors I encountered were decent, empathetic, and forward-thinking.
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His wife, Toby Perlman — a sunny, empathetic presence — is with him, and there's a shovel for clearing impassable intersections.
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Especially lovely and empathetic energy is flowing as you find yourself reflecting on what you want in your relationships.
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Did anyone you talked to who was displaced become more empathetic to those who have been homeless for longer?
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While always empathetic, Aldous makes clear that Schlesinger was more effective on the page than he was in action.
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Straight talk, clear talk, empathetic, thoughtful and heartening — these briefings are providing, during this crisis, everything a leader should.
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You may be easily overwhelmed by your surroundings because you are so empathetic, and might "check out" in response.
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Whether dog owners truly are more empathetic and nurturing than those who don't own pets is harder to ascertain.
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During this time, it is critical to lead with purpose, positivity, and proactivity — while also being compassionate and empathetic.
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They are also described as team players who are empathetic, thoughtful, steady and measured rather than bold and brash.
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Whether you're a passionate Scorpio, a loyal Leo, or an empathetic Pisces, each zodiac sign has different personality traits.
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Trump appears to have an inherent understanding that this empathetic component is crucial to her role as first lady.
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One politician who talked an emotionally charged empathetic game, but acted with more sympathetic efficiency was President Bill Clinton.
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But while projecting that empathetic image, Clinton acted with more sympathetic coolness to help improve the economy as president.
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It's a gorgeous little motif, and Chiang nicely embeds it to create an empathetic connection between humans and animals.
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This more empathetic, even likable version of her character never existed in Little Women, I was told, until now.
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The youngest, Anne Feltovich, a Latin teacher in her 30s, was the most persistent and appeared the most empathetic.
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Toobin offers legal expertise and an empathetic eye; even members of the Symbionese Liberation Army are shown some compassion.
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Without clear plot narratives or voice-overs, he guides viewers to a position of close inspection and empathetic immersion.
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Empathetic communication flows and it's a lovely time to discuss your feelings or connect with your home and family.
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And through what I've learned and where I've been, I will tell them, 'You have empathetic ears in me.
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Rather the bot will teach the human to be more empathetic, more curious — just a better person in general.
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"Doing it with a PowerPoint slide show perhaps wasn't the most empathetic gesture," Mr. Randolph said with a laugh.
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It's an optimistic moment for characters deserving of one, and perhaps the finest scene in an exceptionally empathetic production.
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Dolittle himself is empathetic and anti-slavery, but that doesn't change the outdated language and frequent White Savior plotlines.
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Then, think about what might make it easier or harder to be an empathetic person in our modern society?
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Ryan — who attended Al-Anon and A.A. meetings — found the confluence cathartic, and said it made her more empathetic.
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A dog's, or a wolf's, innermost nature is far more empathetic than that of the low, greedy, lecherous human.
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"He is passionate, he is empathetic, he is trustworthy — and voters know these things about him," the document states.
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Your ruling planet Saturn connects with dreamy Neptune this morning, creating a wonderfully supportive and empathetic vibe around communication.
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But Cancer is an empathetic, nurturing Water sign, so even though conflicts are likely, people will focus on resolution.
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Loads of research says people are getting less empathetic now that we're staring at our phones all the time.
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Her photographs are empathetic, suggesting that her subjects' reality is somewhere beyond what can be portrayed by the camera.
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The evidence suggests, in fact, that the best way to weaken people's racial biases is through frank, empathetic dialogue.
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The Moon in Capricorn mingles with dreamy Neptune in Pisces at 4:55 AM, creating a softer, more empathetic vibe.
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It's made all the better by host Michael Barbaro, who is equal parts calming narrator, thoughtful interviewer, and empathetic listener.
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Buttigieg needs to come across as 'woke' -- sincere, empathetic and someone willing to go the distance to fight for equality.
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There's the villain-turned-empathetic-ally Talos (Ben Mendelsohn), who just wants to find a safe home for his people.
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Still, despite describing himself as "empathetic" to the concept of journalistic self-censorship, he is convinced it's impossible in practice.
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The highest compliment I can pay to the writing is that I felt equally empathetic towards the teens and adults.
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Perhaps Greenfield's work is one of these buried gems, an empathetic perspective that humanizes rather than reduces its female subjects.
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John Yarmuth, a Democrat who participated in the 2016 sit-in to protest gun control was a little more empathetic.
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There was a certain part of me that was feeling very disturbed and angry at times and yet still empathetic.
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And I have become tougher, more empathetic, more open-minded and able to love greater, deeper and better, especially myself.
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She paused the typing she was doing, gave me a soft, empathetic look, and stood to give me a hug.
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And that's something we can do in the here and now, without super-AI, bionic implants, or ultra-empathetic androids.
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You're trying to make a woman of colour look violent and aggressive when I could not have been more empathetic.
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During the Steve Harvey taping, however, Parker says he could have been more empathetic in his handling of the situation.
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Another way for this Human of New York to characterize her experience is that she is an incredibly empathetic person.
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The materials are intended to facilitate empathetic understanding and provide information on sexual identification, church doctrine and mental health resources.
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If paranoid or anxious vibes pop up, be gentle with yourself, and find someone caring and empathetic to speak to.
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" Ford had equally kind words to say to Hammer, calling him "one of the most empathetic men that I know.
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Still, Bellamy hasn't lost hope of using his city's energy and lingering heartbreak to build a more inclusive, empathetic South.
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How exactly Twitter will be able to adjust the scaffolding to produce more useful, empathetic conversations is still a mystery.
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Paid fitness training is painfully out of reach for most, as much as empathetic trainers try to adjust their fees.
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His music is really vulnerable and it puts you into this emotionally vulnerable place that is open hearted and empathetic.
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There's no separating their cuddly, empathetic side from the intensity and darkness of their music, and that's exactly the point.
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Without that you risk pushing your stresses onto others or lack the understanding required to be empathetic to their needs.
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TV, more than any other medium, can drag us, kicking and screaming, toward a more empathetic understanding of each other.
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Her advice has always been gentle and empathetic, but ultimately it always served up a healthy dose of tough love.
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Pisces is very gentle and empathetic, and Venus picks up a very understanding and giving vibe while in this sign.
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The Moon in Taurus connects with Neptune in Pisces at 7:56 AM, encouraging us to be empathetic with others.
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"Sad about @MLauer great guy, highly skilled & empathetic w guests & a real gentleman to my family & me," he tweeted Wednesday.
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But Kehler and Corner's personal resolve, even as they both remain empathetic, is at once enthralling and depressing to watch.
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Her Twitter bio reads: "dislikable Colombian girl," hinting at a hard-as-nails front that protects a deeply empathetic core.
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Cancer is a sensitive, emotional sign, so expect to go about things in a much more empathetic and cautious manner.
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For some of us, this is a bug: Machines should not be empathetic outside of their rigid point of view.
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Today's energy is gentle and empathetic—especially compared to the last few days, which have brought some seriously stressful communication!
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But such programmes must be rooted in scientific evidence and led by empathetic professionals who know what they are doing.
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You, in turn, could use help with the conversation — the kind of help that intelligent, unflinching, empathetic stories could provide.
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There's Jackson — "the most empathetic person you'll ever meet," Miguel says — who keeps Kelly and Miguel going on the daily.
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"The Loudest Voice" is a surprisingly empathetic account of one of the more colorful and consequential figures in the business.
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Respondents saw Sanders as the more trustworthy, honest and empathetic candidate, while Clinton holds advantages in experience and leadership qualities.
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Grounded in a unique love between two women, the film succeeds in its ability to be empathetic, funny, and real.
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She also admitted that she's empathetic to Bernie Sanders staying in the race because of her own experience in 2628.
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In 2018, people are more empathetic toward fringe tastes, and the news fills our days with constant horror and dread.
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The moon in Taurus connects with Neptune at 5:43 AM, making for a sensitive, empathetic mood early this morning.
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To create an empathetic AI, it's not about seeing users as a group, but seeing each user as an individual.
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Because Cancer is one of the most nurturing, empathetic signs in the zodiac, people often think you have endless patience.
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We knew we wanted to make it a very empathetic movie and understand how and why people might believe this.
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I was afraid of losing myself, of numbing myself, of watching my creativity and sincerity and uniquely empathetic nature disappear.
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Mercury's connection with Neptune inspires empathetic communication, and Mars in your opposite sign Cancer will energize all of your relationships.
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As our reviewer, Tayari Jones, wrote, "These brilliant miniatures display all of the rambunctious fearlessness of his deeply empathetic imagination."
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They are meant to be more human, more descriptive and "more empathetic to our customers' frustrations," according to the bulletin.
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I've met sexual sadists who were nightmares in the bedroom but the kindest and most empathetic people outside of it.
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Not sad in an empathetic sense, but sad in the way every human, Hitler or otherwise, eventually crumbles to fate.
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A.B. Shawky's empathetic feature film follows a former leper through Egypt as he searches for the family who abandoned him.
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If you're looking for an empathetic lover who won't judge you this cuffing season, look no further than a Virgo.
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Living in an open space, you had to learn to deal with problems head on in a way that's empathetic.
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Falsehoods about women who report sexual assault don't just prevent women from coming forward, they make the public less empathetic.
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She was the only woman on the team when she joined, and that helped: Baluchi thinks women are more empathetic.
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"I can better distinguish what's important from what's trivial, and I'm more gracious and empathetic with others online," he writes.
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I wanted them to have confidence in themselves and their unique abilities while still being compassionate and empathetic to others.
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Here, she shares simple strategies from "The Empathy Effect" to hone your empathetic listening skills at work and at home.
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Rarely autobiographical, Giannascoli writes character-based vignettes that can be both disturbing and empathetic; portraits of grifters, drunks, and outcasts.
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A spray of oxytocin up the nose, he said, could make people more trusting, more empathetic, and, therefore, more moral.
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But it underscores the granddaughter's difficult task in trying to craft an empathetic portrait of a man so coldly rational.
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It deserved serious and empathetic attention from our presidential candidates long before news of the coronavirus first began to stir.
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It can include everything from fewer errors when filling prescriptions, to doctors and nurses who are more empathetic to patients.
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On the one hand, Paltrow is wonderfully empathetic, getting cozy on a couch with wellness gurus, and exploring potential solutions.
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It's a big deal for a series that's constantly emphasized "realness" over every other virtue, but Chris is immediately empathetic.
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Throughout the seven books, audiences became accustomed to the immensely empathetic knowledge possessed by so many of Rowling's sincere characters.
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The moon in Taurus lights up the relationship sector of your chart, and it's a powerful day for empathetic communication.
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The show is both a wealth of plot twists and an empathetic study of one man's journey to be better.
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That said, here are four things you can do to help create that empathetic bond of understanding and trust.1.
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Friends say Ms. Harris initially admired his instinct for empathetic prosecution, which prized diversion over jail for many nonviolent lawbreakers.
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And how unlike the Frenchman's empathetic Arcadian subjects are "Berlin Street Scene" (1913-10483) and Kirchner's other grim urban scenes.
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I was doing the same thing, really, hiding behind the excuse that it would make me a more empathetic instructor.
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And so we have to have leaders be more accepting and empathetic and connect with people on a human level.
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Dr. Ornstein embraced and advanced the theory, which encourages therapists to be more empathetic — "vicarious introspection," Dr. Kohut called it.
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I am not an emotionally empathetic kind of person and that probably doesn't come as a big surprise to anybody.
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Finally, the Moon enters sensitive, psychic Pisces at 10:30 PM, creating an empathetic and spiritual (but possibly flakey) vibe.
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Its power lies in giving readers a quiet, meditative and empathetic space to explore how two characters deal with trauma.
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I think I'm really empathetic, I think I deliver feedback okay, but maybe it's a question for both of you.
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Things chill out later, with multiple planets entering chill, intellectual Aquarius and the sun entering dreamy, empathetic Pisces mid-month.
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"In times of political polarization, arts institutions must fully commit to our responsibility to act as empathetic forums," they write.
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It's a way of orienting ourselves to be empathetic to the way readers consume news and spend their time online.
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Still, Fleishman was by Taffy Brodesser-Akner, who has written the smartest and most empathetic celebrity profiles I've ever read.
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" When Thorne questioned if it was because he saw her nudes, Paul, 24, said, "No no I saw your post about your nudes and felt empathetic, THEN I saw that post where you were talking about being molested and paparazzi when you were young and event felt more EMPATHETIC and you're a real bad bitch.
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Though he spent his summers in the region and has familial ties to Kentucky, Vance's view is judgmental more than empathetic.
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Also on June 17, sexy Venus enters emotional, empathetic Cancer, which will activate a very intimate, personal sector of your chart.
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New relationships are sprouting up all around you, both romantic and nonromantic, thanks to the new moon in empathetic, caring Cancer.
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But they may be willing to tell their story to an empathetic pastor or a female member of a religious community.
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I'd vote for someone with an empathetic mindset over a candidate who capitalizes on an us-vs-them dichotomy any day.
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But if the government, if the world was just generally a more compassionate, empathetic place, people wouldn't be aspiring to…that.
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Ronnie taught me that — first and foremost — it takes work to raise children that are genuinely kind, compassionate, accepting, and empathetic.
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To that end, the questions posed by the PAMM teaching artists are meant to foster empathetic communication, shedding light on commonalities.
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On the other hand, this knowledge offered me a broader and more empathetic understanding of the implications of my patient's illness.
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Instead of relying on fancy electronic equipment and testosterone to interact with ghosts, the group again deploys a friendly, empathetic approach.
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Uzzaman sees a future where things like Echo, Siri or even Google Maps are empathetic and responsive to a user's mood.
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I think I'm more empathetic and it's changed the way I look at life, I try to focus on the positive.
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A 224 year old ... I'm convinced that white kids from affluent families are less empathetic and make less ... That sounds racist.
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With self-awareness, the characters are finally free to define themselves, and their choices aren't always easy to watch, or empathetic.
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Even the most empathetic depictions of surviving rape often rely on this cocktail of subsequent emotions to portray survivors on screen.
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"They are expected to be on top of their brief, cool and empathetic—everything Mr Trump is not," says Mr Eyal.
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And from that respect comes a more compassionate country, a more empathetic society and a better world for all of us.
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I think people who are more empathetic feel this more often, people who are able to step into someone else's shoes.
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Venus enters Pisces on March 26, bringing blessings to the relationship sector of your chart—the mood is generous and empathetic!
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Fortunately, also during the full moon on February 19, Mercury will meet Neptune, creating a gentle and empathetic atmosphere around communication.
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The Sun in Capricorn connects with dreamy Neptune in Pisces at 6:26 PM, creating a sensitive, empathetic atmosphere this evening.
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"His research should show that there are ways we can go in and train people to be more empathetic," says Bowling.
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This is an especially wonderful time to connect with people, as a healing and empathetic atmosphere will be in the air.
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On one hand, this is a marvelous time for empathetic communication, and inspiring when it comes to travel and higher learning.
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Meanwhile, organizers can track their conversions, optimize scripts, and reallocate assignments so they can reach huge audiences with an empathetic touch.
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"Companies who are empathetic and proactively work to provide the appropriate personal time for employees tend to stand out," he says.
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We fleshy beings remain more creative, more dexterous, and more empathetic—a particularly important skill in health care and law enforcement.
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"I'm very empathetic when he walks into a big problem at a very very large and politically sensitive institution," Buffett said.
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"On a scale of one to 10, 10 being the most empathetic, he scores a 10," he continues of his client.
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Showing the real consequences of bullying and assault, the dark, deeply empathetic Netflix show goes where high school dramas rarely do.
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For all of Hope's flaws, her misplaced morality and wild immorality, there's something empathetic under the narcissistic ruin of her life.
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Being the empathetic young Rick Grimes that he is, Carl leaves Deanna so Spencer may do the honor of ending her.
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"The mood is extremely optimistic: the judges have been extremely empathetic," said Akhilesh Godi, one of the petitioners in the case.
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On Saturday, thoughtful Mercury slips into empathetic Pisces; then, on Sunday, there will be a solar eclipse in the same sign.
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She then used that violent memory to enjoin Hollywood to tell more empathetic stories and protect the storytellers who produce them.
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The Sun in Scorpio connects with Neptune in Pisces at 4:17 AM, creating a very psychic and empathetic vibe today.
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Sexy Venus in empathetic Cancer connects with lucky Jupiter in grounded Virgo at 3:18 PM, creating a charming, social vibe.
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The sun in your house of relationships harmonizes with nebulous Neptune early Tuesday morning, putting you in a very empathetic state.
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Clinton quite possibly cemented his victory in the 1992 presidential election by being empathetic where President George H.W. Bush was indifferent.
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By giving prominence to ordinary human characters identifiable as relatives, family friends, and neighbors, Cage's games are intimately personal and empathetic.
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Pisces is an imaginative, empathetic, understanding sign, and the vibe is ultra affectionate and creative when Venus is in this sign.
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If you were paying attention, he offered a wonderfully inquisitive, quietly humble and profoundly empathetic way to move through the world.
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Having lived abroad before, including in Australia, "he was able to be particularly empathetic" as she adapted to a new place.
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He envisioned an army of empathetic Sophias assisting a new generation of people who would live to be 100-years-old.
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Performance considerations and other technical details that are delightful parts of a good user experience gain traction from an empathetic viewpoint.
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First, we recommitted to our values of diversity, humanity, equality, mutual respect, and honest and empathetic exchange across our many differences.
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Lara Trump, Trump's daughter-in-law and campaign adviser, made a valiant effort to show her empathetic side earlier this week.
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Which is seeing the macro of historical revolutions and turbulence, but through the micro of extremely human stories and empathetic characters.
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Point being: I'm very empathetic of dietary peculiarities, and wanted to make a meal that we could all enjoy without concern.
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The Moon also connects with dreamy Neptune in Pisces at 8:20 PM—the atmosphere will be empathetic, creative, and easy.
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On Amazon's Catastrophe, however, it's an opportunity for empathetic laughs, and it might elicit some tears from the audience as well.
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You're feeling like yourself—which is awesome, because you're so empathetic, which means you can sometimes feel like anyone around you.
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You're feeling like yourself today (which is rad, because you're so empathetic and oftentimes everyone else's vibes rub off on you).
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Refusing to put up with hateful trash isn't separate from recognizing the victims—it's part of the same empathetic human instinct.
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Her empathetic coverage, she often said, was rooted in her pride as a Jew and as a journalist with a mission.
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With an empathetic look on his face, the conductor says the train is running express and will not stop in Jamaica.
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Wicked smart, passionate, a master communicator, a fighter for average Americans, empathetic, kind and an absolute star of a public servant.
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On Wednesday, Merkel addressed the nation in a televised audience with an empathetic plea for solidarity and an end to stockpiling.
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Anna C. from Wilmington, N.C., pointed to the media's portrayal of women: Great leaders are intelligent, competent, empathetic, organized, and assertive.
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If you can remain empathetic, curious, open, you're actually going to be a better advocate for justice in the long run.
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I'm looking for something that goes beyond the idea that books make us more empathetic and resists simplification, nostalgia and sentimentality.
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Personal Health Research shows that we are each born with a given number of neurons that participate in an empathetic response.
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Ms. Robert said one of their few differences was that her mother was more empathetic, while Ms. Schiff was more philanthropic.
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The evidence suggests, in fact, that the best way to weaken people's racial or other biases is through frank, empathetic dialogue.
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I know, from the deaths of my parents, that empathetic people intuitively know how to offer comfort — they don't need scripts.
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I write in the book about how empathetic Lydia was; how she was always helping animals and taking in stray dogs.
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Silly at times, but also wrenchingly empathetic, it is a musical, a murder mystery, a ghost story and a love story.
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One of the best ways to tell whether someone's curious and empathetic is to ask them for the questions they have.
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Political leaders must be honest and empathetic in articulating how whites have benefited as much if not more from government programs.
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" On the other hand, an empathetic response tends to calm things down before asking, "What would you like me to do?
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Detective Lt. Andrea Munford is not only a smart, dedicated and hard-working investigator, but she is also empathetic and compassionate.
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If someone is telling you that they feel hurt or jealous, use your empathetic superpowers to show that you hear them.
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Would a truly empathetic person suffering from economic hardship make those same moves that seemingly helped the rich before the poor?
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Newly divorced, Calvin is unusually empathetic and selfless; he takes in Teddy, who arrives from Illinois completely numb after Sabrina's disappearance.
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At the same time, agreeable people are likeable and empathetic, which can help them forge relationships with people on their team.
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Jojo Rabbit has empathy, conversely, and I often found its cartoonish Hitler elements to be at odds with that empathetic sensibility.
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Ms. Olivarez hopes that by being open about her own challenges, people might become empathetic to others suffering with mental illnesses.
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Instead, hospitals can deny admitting privileges for many reasons that do not impact the quality, empathetic care that a woman receives.
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She appears empathetic enough to grasp what her children are feeling, but not very kind in the application of that knowledge.
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Women are assumed to be empathetic and caring; men are supposed to be strong, tough and able to support a family.
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"In the future, robots will provide a more proactive, empathetic, and personalised user experience," said Colin Angle, CEO of investor iRobot.
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I couldn't help feeling like the actor playing King Bob was not painting an entirely empathetic portrait of the mentally ill.
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Why do black people still feel we have to retain white empathy at the expense of being truly empathetic to ourselves?
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Thus the poverty of our public dialogue, which has become even coarser and less empathetic under the current ethically bankrupt administration.
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Surveys show that liberals see themselves, anyway, as more empathetic and kindhearted than conservatives, a self-conception reinforced by political rhetoric.
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I assume that losing weight will not make me less empathetic, because I will remember that person I used to be.
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Such images can certainly spark outrage in empathetic audiences, but for the victims depicted, this kind of art brings little change.
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But he also showed an empathetic side, connecting with the crowd, even handling a contentious question about a donation from controversial supporters.
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Anya Taylor-Joy (The Witch) also appears as Jack's emergent love interest, demonstrating yet again what a nuanced, empathetic actor she is.
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Neither a picture of a kitten in a teacup or a baby in a blanket causes any empathetic activity in his brain.
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He was learned, empathetic, and good at make-believe — more than enough to make this impromptu, no-art-jargon studio visit meaningful.
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McGhee's gracious, empathetic response is the reason at least 8 million people have watched the video and why millions more probably will.
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Many, if not most, Trump fans have an intense empathetic attachment that will cause them to stick with him no matter what.
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"Afterward they put you through a battery of tests that are designed to gauge how empathetic you feel toward animals," she says.
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This ultimately boils down to the story of an empathetic woman taking care of a jerk, and we already saw Iron Man!
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It's also a great idea to spend time with friends, as there will be a sensitive and empathetic energy in the air.
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When They See Us tells the story of the crime through an empathetic lens — which the media at the time never did.
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Artist Erica Scourti's "bot with feelings" responds to its Twitter followers with a custom-made card designed to offer an empathetic reaction.
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Another factor her team identified was that people who commonly used emoji were more socially receptive and empathetic, making them more approachable.
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But the departure effectively boiled down to an effort to be less of an abusive asshole and a more empathetic, effective leader.
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My hope is this post will inspire each and every one of you to be more empathetic and loving towards one another.
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She had an empathetic response to the immigrant crisis, she stopped a generational squabble between two candidates, and she largely avoided attacks.
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The most successful and empathetic religious leaders are aware of these variances, and will preach and act in ways that honour them.
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And Jamal continues to be an empathetic and rational voice despite being on the wrong side of the numbers week after week.
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They said that while they felt Trump was compassionate and empathetic, they were incensed by his push to put guns in classrooms.
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But when you look at that, is that an example of a tech executive being empathetic or is that Silicon Valley condescension?
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Mercury in Pisces has a very psychic energy—don't agree to things simply because of the boost this empathetic energy gives you.
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It's a rich and empathetic rendering of the story that gives all of its heroes profound faults and then loves them anyway.
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It makes us less empathetic, more likely to see our own success in a positive light and harshly condemn failures in others.
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Black-ish long ago proved itself an eloquent and empathetic canvas for the writers to address otherwise volatile racial and social issues.
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Rowling fails to create empathetic, three-dimensional portrayals of her characters of color, who are instead resigned to outdated and tragic backstories.
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Because Hannah calls Caelynn's character into question, Caelynn is then forced to defend herself — and does so with a wildly empathetic reaction.
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"It's so hard to ask people to be empathetic of the powerful, so I don't really want to ask it," he says.
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The comic book version of the character was a true enigma, someone as equally sociopathic as he was capable, empathetic, and likable.
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Be empathetic, and for God's sake, tell a joke... or you know, just hand your new friend across the aisle a Pepsi.
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Younger audiences also tend to be more empathetic about other cultures, more sensitive about being seen as laughing at other people's beliefs.
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Fortunately, a more productive and empathetic energy flows on November 230 when the sun, Saturn in Capricorn, and Neptune in Pisces align.
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Rick comes off as even more cruel and sadistic when contrasted with what ends up being a surprisingly empathetic look at Negan.
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"Brooklyn 99", an ensemble show about an eclectic group of cops, again illustrated Mr Schur's championing of empathetic, progressive and quick comedy.
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Then there is emotional intelligence, which is about being empathetic toward the emotions and thoughts of the people with whom you engage.
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People will be mega empathetic and open minded at this time—even you, the so-called most stubborn sign in the zodiac!
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What kind of beliefs and moral values will the empathetic machines create on their own — besides those with which humans program them?
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Part of me thinks this feeling is pretty singular to Taylor as a character: a young prodigy who's empathetic to a fault.
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"Assertiveness and boundaries have to coexist with empathy, because you can be empathetic and have someone walk all over you," she says.
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Yet, of course, being sentient and empathetic creatures, our eyes and minds always favor the human subject — even when it's being quiet.
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Cardi is clearly empathetic to the plight of A$AP, who's been stuck in a Swedish jail for more than 2 weeks.
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The reason you need to be more empathetic as a negotiator is that it gives you more options to solve the problem.
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Instead, she began photographing people who could not return her probing, empathetic gaze: the intellectually disabled, the blind, the oblivious passer-by.
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In his new book "Hit Refresh, " Nadella writes that the best leaders are those who are empathetic and build a positive culture.
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It's hard to imagine cold, non-empathetic, entirely self-absorbed people caring enough to read hundreds of pages about someone else's life.
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To be a bit more empathetic with the characters, because I think that's what In Bruges had and what Seven Psychopaths didn't.
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It's hard not to imagine a future where our collective road rage causes our empathetic robot cars to simply switch themselves off.
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At our best, thinking through problems gives us more optimal solutions, while helping us be more empathetic, patient and respectful of others.
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We see Guillam—romantic Lothario, empathetic mercenary—both during the Cold War and in retirement, reckoning with events in which he participated.
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I believe they're smarter and more empathetic than ever before, and I can't wait to see what they make of their abilities.
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To be an effective leader, many managers are told to be more empathetic, which means understanding and recognizing other's perspectives and feelings.
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The cultural hub and diversity at Stern will help me be an empathetic manager who can work with employees of all backgrounds.
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An easier energy flows when the moon connects with Neptune at 10:20 PM, finding us in an inspired and empathetic mood.
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People prone to depression are more likely to be attentive, empathetic, willing to be vulnerable, and open to different experiences, K says.
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Pisces is an empathetic sign, and being able to understand someone else's position will be hugely helpful to you during this transit.
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It's a great day to express yourself if you have something you need to get off your chest—people are feeling empathetic.
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Her empathetic portraits of African-American field hands shine a light on a system of peonage that predated and outlasted the 36003s.
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Good actors must be empathetic people, he said, and the best ones, as a rule, do not judge the characters they play.
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But sometimes, Taylor said, they'll be empathetic to the fact that you seemed flustered or for some reason weren't on your game.
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It helps you gain information, be more empathetic, cultivate trust, build relationships, manage conflicts and come up with creative solutions to problems.
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By the end, however, Barry establishes itself as a uniquely empathetic shot of weirdness that hits its target more often than not.
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Some of their lawyers were good — honest, empathetic, familiar with the undocumented community — and some took her family's money without fixing anything.
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It is my job to open my eyes and be more empathetic to the plight of others, especially in my own household.
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But its spirit is good-hearted and empathetic: Everyone, even the biggest jerk you encounter, has got their stuff to deal with.
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Empathetic without being sentimental, her novel amply earned its place among the contenders for the Booker Prize and the National Book Award.
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We've seen the President try to change his tone and gain praise for sounding like something close to a normal, empathetic, president.
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As one actor sang and gestured, the other would often re-enact the speaker's gesture, suggesting an extreme form of empathetic listening.
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Not only will you feel better, but it might even begin to make the world a kinder, better, more empathetic place too.
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Her empathetic portraits of African-American field hands shine a light on a system of peonage that predated and outlasted the 21964s.
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He is a talented, charismatic and empathetic campaigner -- seemingly the best at this of any Democrat to run statewide since Ann Richards.
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Mr. Nadella, whose adult son was born with cerebral palsy, has written about how his son's disability helped make him more empathetic.
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The key to success in the state, and across the country, is empathetic leadership that is honest about the struggles we face.
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Amy Klobuchar put in her best performance yet on the debate stage Friday night — by turns mature, nuanced, empathetic and unquestionably presidential.
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And when I think back to my teenage patient with diabetes, while I was empathetic, that was only half of the solution.
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This empathetic account of the women of early Mormonism focusses on the doctrine of polygamy, first articulated by Joseph Smith in 1843.
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He took whatever means he needed to express a vision that was alternately empathetic and obstreperous, as contradictory as the man himself.
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Psychological experiments suggest that people who inhabit digital avatars of a race, gender, or age unlike their own can become more empathetic.
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That's evident in his point of view, what he shows you and doesn't, and obvious in his empathetic portrayal of the Ochoas.
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Alexa will now be able to respond to US users with emotions: specifically, with a "happy/excited" or a "disappointed/empathetic" tone.
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She was ejected from the clubhouse, then rescued by an empathetic Padres player, Steve Garvey, who fed her quotes from his teammates.
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Today, however, a growing number of lawyers are creating empathetic biographical mini-documentaries, or "sentencing videos," to reduce their clients' prison sentences.
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CHICAGO — Adrianne Burton, 463, believes that the next mayor of Chicago will have a sharper, more empathetic eye on the public schools.
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Obama still follows the rule of assimilation: It's more important to retain white empathy than to be truly empathetic to ourselves. Mrs.
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No institutional defense can override this basic principle for a fair society, one that is empathetic with those who most need it.
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Giving the Guy more dimension was both a departure for High Maintenance and a move exactly in line with its empathetic ethos.
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There's no doubt that his online persona was troubled and expressed toxic views that should be condemned by every reasonably empathetic person.
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He embodies empathetic humanism, and if there is any justice in the world, he'll be recognized in every awards lineup this fall.
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I sensed that he would be willing to do that, and I was empathetic to him, and I was on his side.
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Less wealthy people, conversely, have less control over their environments and have been found to be more empathetic, compassionate, and generous to others.
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She called on white Americans to be more empathetic to the problems that plague black communities, including the water crisis in Flint, Mich.
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It might be tricky to classify all Cancers as maternal, but it's safe to assume that most of them have an empathetic streak.
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Meanwhile, causing people pain can make it harder for someone to care about others, but those who experience suffering often become more empathetic.
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But I couldn't stop thinking about certain aspects of it; namely, the idea of a father figure who was empathetic, but not apologetic.
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But these are by far the weakest parts so far, distracting from an otherwise stellar feat of empathetic and grounded storytelling in games.
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One study even showed that mindfulness practitioners recognize facial expressions better, making them more emotionally intelligent and helping them to be more empathetic.
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Pressure is taken off of your wallet early Sunday morning when Mercury enters Pisces, beginning a period of empathetic communication and artistic flair.
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It's also stacked with fine supporting characters, including a charismatic Guy Pearce, an empathetic Jacki Weaver and a bit part from Bel Powley.
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But even among the films still casting cannibals for their terror value, viewers can find more empathetic perspectives on the taboo as well.
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With any luck, this approach, which is both more empathetic and more cost-effective, can help to reduce suffering for millions of people.
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"Marking Tisha B'Av makes us more aware of our own personal journeys, and helps teach us to be more empathetic to others' suffering."
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"History and human nature are deftly revealed through the empathetic eye of Bruce Davidson," said Erin Dunn, assistant curator at the Telfair Museums.
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One in which Texas — one of the most diverse states in the nation — models an empathetic, progressive way forward for a divided country.
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Which means millions of people are influenced by what it publishes, whether that journalism is honest or in-depth or empathetic – or not.
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"I am very empathetic to women who have had this, but I've also been accused of things that I've never done," Camille said.
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The Ethics of the Biomass It's not just that online ethics help facilitate more reflective, more empathetic, and indeed, more civil online interactions.
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"It's just interesting that she was suicidal but would not even take my phone calls, wasn't empathetic at all," she says of Mrs.
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The sequence is Night Call at its best: empathetic and deeply interested in people and how they try to relate to each other.
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So when we meet a person who has the ability to be empathetic and understanding, we immediately view them as a likable person.
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The Moon enters nurturing, empathetic Water sign Cancer at 1:57 PM, and opposes Saturn at 9:15 PM, finding us facing obstacles.
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The man who made a song as empathetic and raw as "Family Business" could never have truly been aligned with this many dipshits.
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Lovely Venus connects with dreamy Neptune, creating an empathetic energy for communication; it's a fantastic time to bond with someone you care about.
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Plus, communication planet Mercury connects with your dreamy ruling planet Neptune as well as serious Saturn, making for a supportive and empathetic energy.
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And some creators are hoping they can amplify textbook accounts with a deeper, more empathetic look at some of our most critical moments.
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He says a multipronged approach involving education, economic development, health care treatment and empathetic judicial reform is needed to help turn the tide.
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By exploring the factors that may have influenced these works, whether known or unknown, patrons are encouraged to be empathetic in their responses.
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However, you're highly empathetic today, so realize that much of what you're experiencing emotionally may be a result of the vibes around you.
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"Julian is a human being who is extremely empathetic and cares deeply about the world," Anderson wrote in a post on her website.
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The sun makes a strong harmony to psychic Neptune, and you're able to reach a new empathetic high with these friends and lovers.
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And when he faced a question critical of his ardent opposition to accepting Syrian refugees in the U.S., Trump struck an empathetic tone.
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There are hundreds of family sitcoms out there, but with empathetic (and very funny) characters at its heart, Speechless is already a standout.
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According to the Stratos study, Jetstar, an Australian budget airline, is the likeliest to send empathetic tweets, containing language of apology or sympathy.
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Also during this full moon, Mercury will meet Neptune to encourage empathetic communication, and then connect with Saturn to create a supportive energy.
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It can make us less empathetic, more likely to see our own success in a positive light and harshly condemn failures in others.
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What we need instead of glorious monuments in stone is a global movement in empathetic solidarity against violent aggression in all its forms.
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Maybe it'd be good for her to try to be a little more empathetic to other people that are in the same situation.
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"I feel very empathetic for victims of sexual assault, sexual harassment and rape," she said on CNN, and appeared to get emotional briefly.
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Hearing from a friend who's not judging, who's not telling you what to do, and is just empathetic — that makes you feel normal.
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She believes the more politicians interact with Uber on their own phones, the more empathetic they'll be in the legislative and rulemaking processes.
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I hope to shed light on what that friend or family member will endure so they can be more empathetic to their experience.
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"He can come to any situation with a very innocent point of view, which is very empathetic from the get-go," Cooley said.
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Whether it's assembling the right team to grow or becoming more empathetic, here are 19 pieces of invaluable advice from successful business leaders.
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If you want to build a strong, diverse team, you need to develop a thoughtful, empathetic and proactive approach before you can optimize.
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Empathetic communication flows as the moon connects with Neptune, and a chance to reconnect with someone arrives as the moon meets Mercury retrograde.
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She is empathetic to the plight of the least fortunate, investing her own money to clothe and educate children all over the world.
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Raj is perceptive, empathetic, and open about his feelings; he's also quick to tackle the tropes of contemporary rap with a winking eye.
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But that all hinges on Reddit defining clear, consistent, empathetic policy that will help it surf atop the sewage swirling around the internet.
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Parker describes the ideal Papa Pal as not only interested in working with seniors for career experience, but also outgoing, empathetic and patient.
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SoftBank Robotics VP Kenichi Yoshida joined Rometty onstage to demonstrate Pepper, a so-called "empathetic robot" that can learn to converse with people.
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Speaking one day before the school's students officially graduate, Biden urged them to be empathetic with everyone, including and especially their political foes.
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It's a perfect example of limited animation—just by using a few lines and facial expressions, the characters are really empathetic and moving.
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The Barrier Of The Screen I believe that the computer screen creates an emotional disconnect, causing children and adults to be less empathetic.
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"It's really challenging for us to say we're going to make students more empathetic by spending time in the art museum," he said.
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After midnight, the platform has the potential to become a beautiful, empathetic place that brings people together more than it tears them apart.
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It achieves the kind of empathetic connection that Facebook and Google talk about when they wax poetic about the future of virtual reality.
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Instead, learning gives us a different understanding of ourselves and the world around us, and it provides us tools to become more empathetic.
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And not just because, as an unfettered expression of one attentive, empathetic black American's experience, it dares to bear witness and to reach.
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Jawline is both disturbing and empathetic, and an important peek into the glory and angst of being a teenager on the internet today.
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A candy store show doesn't necessarily need to give viewers a strong empathetic connection to its characters or story, but it doesn't hurt.
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Ms. Bruguera's tableau vivant engages historical themes and makes you feel uneasy, vulnerable and empathetic for the victims of Castro and other regimes.
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Or was the pump primed for a political figure like him because the internet had already made America meaner, coarser and less empathetic?
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The constant fear and tormentors I had to endure made me feel worthless, but shaped me into an empathetic and open minded person.
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You need to be empathetic and care about people, but also be willing to let them go if they're dragging down the team.
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But it will be pain of a different order (possibly involving nausea) from the empathetic kind you experience reading Orwell's ever-engrossing book.
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Its empathetic depiction of a character with similar psychological traits to those of gunmen in real-life mass shootings has caused deep unease.
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The forces of division seem way too vast, from partisan media and un-empathetic political leaders to the polarising din of social media.
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An engineer by training who did not come up through the commercial aviation business, Mr. Muilenburg has struggled to come off as empathetic.
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The fundamental ethical failures of our law enforcement and judicial systems are readily apparent to all but the least empathetic or morally attuned.
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He did it by decoding the art of mixology and by infusing it with an ingredient that's difficult to bottle: an empathetic grin.
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But the book became a tremendous success, signaling a new approach to the writing of nonfiction: deeply personal, deeply empathetic, disconcertingly self-revelatory.
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" On Thursday, Dingell tweeted a photo of her and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi holding hands, and whom she thanked for "an empathetic hand.
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Unflinching yet empathetic, the reporting by Mr. Chivers — himself a former Marine — prompted the state of Illinois to vacate the veteran's jail sentence.
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As a subscriber who leans center-right, I look forward to the thought-provoking and empathetic articles published in your left-leaning magazine.
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But that's not exactly a winning persona for a woman in a sexist country, and so last night she led with Empathetic Kirsten.
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" Referring to her bandmates, she went on, "We are all hyper-empathetic, and that is exactly what I needed to write this book.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads What empathetic connections can be found in virtual reality, as a new realm to exercise the imagination?
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You would think that with a president whose wife is an immigrant herself he would be a little more empathetic but he's not.
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As with his local contemporaries Kendrick Lamar and Vince Staples, these themes are presented in his music with a knowing but empathetic tone.
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"He came across as a more soothing and empathetic voice than (Fed Chairman Jerome) Powell," said Karim Basta, chief economist at III Capital Management.
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Another new capability is to add emotion to the TTS: a simple keyword in code can make the generated voice sound cheerful or empathetic.
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The study also confirmed that women are on average more empathetic than men, though it found that difference did not seem to be genetic.
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To those beautiful and brave voices who continue to make YouTube the vibrant, diverse and empathetic community it is, we are #ProudToBe with you.
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Things are messy in your relationships today; resist the urge to clean it up right away, and instead be present and an empathetic listener.
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Starting with an empathetic remark like, "I'm so sorry this is happening," or "Is there anything I can do to help?" creates important trust.
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They can also be created in small ways through an empathetic, memorable conversation with a customer, or a conversation that makes an emotional connection.
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"On our server side is an intelligent learning bot which is providing the very empathetic language around helping someone make the claim," he explained.
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Monetary policymakers, with their needed independence, always risk being (or at least being seen as) insufficiently empathetic to the lives of their nations' citizens.
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UnReal paints him as an emotional and empathetic man, worried about how he'll take care of his extended family after his NFL career ends.
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Doki Doki Literature Club uses tropes to disarm the player, before revealing surprisingly empathetic depth to its cast of cookie-cutter high school crushes.
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This bizarre human tendency probably means I can never adopt a pet bird, at least not a deeply empathetic one like this solemn angel.
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