" W'ani aba itself means "to see with envious eyes.
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Ever find yourself envious of your dog's luscious, full fur?
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Have you ever been so envious of a damn raccoon???
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Beltre sometimes seems a little envious of the smoother styles.
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I think we're all envious of that a little bit.
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"I'm very envious of my dog's spa schedule," Washington said.
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And a word for those envious gardeners attending the fortnight?
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Mr Galiotti suspects liberals are envious of Che's posthumous charisma.
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Two years on, her hurt has deepened into envious resentment.
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To envious people, the grass is always greener somewhere else.
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Everything is so amplified on the internet; people get envious.
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Have you ever felt envious of a cat's selfie game?
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Mister Sri Lanka's giant golden headpiece is making us envious.
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"The Jews were capable and everyone was envious," he said.
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No wonder they feel threatened (and perhaps a bit envious).
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I was kind of envious because it was pure creativity.
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The other mothers she knew were envious of Lila's personality.
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When he speaks of other countries' strongmen he sounds envious.
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I felt pretty envious of her for a long time.
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In the song, it sounds like you're slightly envious of them.
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Gillian Anderson isn't just a fan of Kate McKinnon, she's envious.
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If they saw green, they were envious; red, they were angry.
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Maybe another Nobel Peace Prize that Juan can be envious of.
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I can't scream like that anymore, and I'm kind of envious.
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The American bases nearby have them and the Iraqis are envious.
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I am perpetually envious of my friend and colleague Sam Byford.
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When his hand goes to my breasts, my feet are envious.
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I can become envious at times and need to check myself.
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Some become envious: why do the refugees get free bus tickets?
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I mean, not that I'm envious of the title or anything.
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"I was envious," Sister Carle said to the millennials one morning.
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Even some Republicans sounded envious of the Democrats' multimedia presentation. Rep.
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As a journalist, it made me actively envious of its prose.
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I was also envious of Olantis's flagrant disregard of social norms.
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I guess you could say I am envious of her nerve.
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Irina Shayk is making many envious, yet again, of her bikini body.
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Clinton once admitted that he was "envious" of his predecessor's sock wear.
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Is he envious, imagining this assignment being so much easier for her?
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Obviously, I feel envious of people who are able to do it.
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Envious, I could get down on my knees and join their feast.
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"The rest of the country is super envious of Iowans," Levin said.
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Neruda's quote has always made me envious to the point of agita.
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But this kind of envious prejudice can quickly take a dark turn.
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Meredith: I am professionally envious of all of Vaulter's horror show headlines.
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Was the Krims' nanny out of her mind, or was she envious?
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When you see it on the other side, you're envious of it.
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Mr. Holste was envious that young gay people could be openly affectionate.
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What's sure is that rivals will be envious of his new business card.
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Warning: This video is going to make you really envious you can't fly.
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If you focus on what you don't have, you'll feel frustrated and envious.
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So I'm somewhat envious in a way, but I'm so proud of him.
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Kafka: The Vox Media folks are very envious of your Prime Day numbers.
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Envious Americans snidely referred to Laika as "Muttnik" and balked at the experiment.
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The mom of two, 35, shared the secret to her envious figure with
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At the same time, HBO is clearly envious of the Netflix subscription model.
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Gianni does seem like the ideal symbol to fixate an envious rage on.
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Laugh, cry and then feel sick and envious of this grotesquely talented child.
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The entire world is envious of what we have achieved in North America.
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As the saying goes: couples that sweat together ... make other couples super envious.
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She's mildly envious of Tammy, the attractive FBI agent played by Chrysta Bell.
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Winning over new friends makes old friends envious and more eager to give.
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It's a quality anyone who does public speaking has to be envious of.
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I told him how I was envious of being able to build things.
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With Putin, Trump seemed envious of the Russian leader's level of domestic control.
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But he also felt angry, envious, inadequate, and hopeless about having another child.
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But we are a generous species, as well as a justifiably envious one.
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But we'd rarely been shown that he might feel vengeful, envious or vain.
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When you win, people don't like you and people get envious of you.
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In order to make your neighbors envious, you must drive this type of car.
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I'm envious of those that are, for the bit of financial benefit it affords.
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You believe in yourself—which is something that other people can be envious of.
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It's hard not to be envious of the life of an Instagram travel influencer.
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Wide-eyed and crazy photogenic, Maymo has us all envious of his modeling skills.
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She wants him to sleep in her room and doesn't get jealous or envious.
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If you didn't think it was possible to be envious of infants, guess again!
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That makes me feel somewhat less envious, since I already own a Mavic Pro.
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The more compartments your friend had in his parka, the more envious you became.
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Perhaps they were feeling slighted or envious that I went it alone, without them?
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Some of those pressures come from gossipy female neighbors who are envious, and judgmental.
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Houdini would be envious; making Jennie the Elephant disappear was child's play in comparison.
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We shouldn't be envious of a lack of pain, because it's protective, Cox says.
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I found myself feeling envious of rabbits as the vet explained Judy's fragile physiology.
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When times are good, the resentment component of "envious prejudice" takes a back seat.
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As a writer, I'm envious of Philbrick's talents, but as a reader, I'm grateful.
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In order to make your neighbors envious, you must drive this type of car.
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Malicious, pretty, sharp-tongued and envious, because Theodore Roosevelt, her father, always preferred Eleanor.
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QUICK: -- WHAT DOES THAT MEAN – KERNEN: ARE YOU ENVIOUS OF AT&T'S ASSET COMPOSITION?
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She would feel envious, but she can't even borrow them, they are so small.
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Tell them you're striking out for freedom in an Airstream, and you'll get envious glares.
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Some banks have growing media teams that would make even a seasoned newspaper executive envious.
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I think once you start getting envious of accolades, it's never going to be enough.
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Even when something great happens to envious people, they don't derive any satisfaction from it.
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Take a moment to imagine something that made you feel envious, regretful, angry, or happy.
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The army, envious of its great rival's soft power, is trying to rectify that imbalance.
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But we've never been more envious than we are after seeing her latest cuddle buddy.
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"To tell you the truth, I'm envious," Howard remarks to Kim about her new course.
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Despite their differences, Gates has always been envious of Jobs's ability to captivate an audience.
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One of these subsidies, a tax credit for biofuel producers, is in an envious position.
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I'm not that envious of anyone else's—people always say they want mine *flips hair*.
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If you live in a place that is not affected, are you grateful or envious?
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She acknowledges being envious of Huston's acclaimed acting career and movie star boyfriend (Jack Nicholson).
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"So oozy, hypocritical, praise-mad, canting, envious, concupiscent," Samuel Coleridge described him in his notebooks.
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Okay, you caught us, river otter—we're definitely a little envious of your sledding abilities.
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Not that I wasn't envious of a capable console shooter, with or without four-player deathmatch.
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There's an envious kind of dedication here to making sure this town stays on the map.
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The woman was "so envious" of a mother who had just given birth to a daughter.
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I feel jealous when I see a pregnant woman and become envious reading a pregnancy announcement.
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According to the star's makeup artist Priscilla Ono, Rihanna's envious radiance is surprisingly easy to replicate.
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Apple's new MacBook Air may have left some 12-inch MacBook owners feeling a bit envious.
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I&aposm kind of jealous and envious that they get to go and do all this.
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First, let me just validate that FOMO is tough—it leaves us feeling envious and insecure.
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There will always be vengeful exes and envious allies and ruthless opponents and double-crossing friends.
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But in the end, it was Ferrell who admitted he was envious of Fallon's new look.
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Not exactly envious, but more than desperate to figure out how you do what you do.
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But the metric had been questioned by envious rivals who struggled to achieve the same results.
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Whoever runs this FoxNews Twitter account should be envious of this man: He's contributing to society.
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Carnegie, Taplin suggests, would have been envious of the reach of Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos.
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I love her, but I can't help noticing her disordered eating and feeling envious about it.
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For instance, I often find a reason to become angry with people I am envious of.
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"You will get sick if you get constantly envious of what you can't have," he said.
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Being hyper-aware of my financial situation also made me secretly envious of others around me.
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Any anthology is going to yield somewhat uneven results, but Brooker's hitting percentage has been pretty envious.
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Any social media star who makes it look effortless and easy is lying (or we're just envious).
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Here's what to expect: loads of backyard inspiration, some very envious kiddos and a new TLC obsession.
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I was so envious of my friends and their Little Debbie oatmeal cakes and things like that.
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Despite its potential pitfalls, Conservative MPs are envious of Momentum, for their party lacks anything like it.
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Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf is retiring with a nest egg that would make any retiree envious.
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Trish Walker Trish has never been shy about the fact that she's incredibly envious of Jessica's superpowers.
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How envious they must be of Cyrus Mistry, the boss of the Tata Group, India's largest conglomerate.
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It was a talking point to which he stuck with focus that would make any politician envious.
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Taylor Swift isn't the only celebrity in love whose making fans envious of a romantic tropical getaway.
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So what's the best way to tackle our daily skin dramas and achieve an always-envious complexion?
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And due to our envious human nature, the more we hear about the more aggressive we get.
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I'm guessing from being envious of friends with big brothers, and falling for older neighbors and cousins.
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Bill Gates says he's envious of the complex problems that today's young people will get to solve.
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After that he said protesters in Charlotte were envious of white people because white people are successful.
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At one point, the Air Force had so many ships, the Coast Guard might have been envious.
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THE PLAZAThe Secret Life of America's Most Famous Hotel By Julie Satow Donald Trump was feeling envious.
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Mary Taylor, who leads ProLife Utah, said she felt "envious" watching other states pass anti-abortion bills.
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When I saw Ken Kesey and Sylvia Plath I think I turned a shade of envious green.
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Travelers can use social media for more than just making their friends envious of their dream vacations.
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Charon is a ferocious mingler, with a talent for glad-handing that would make some politicians envious.
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In May, the mother of six told British Vogue that she is envious of her daughter's talent.
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Introverts, listen up: Kobold have the envious power of being able to roll into an armored ball.
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An envious glance at one of their company's best-known competitors might offer Amazon executives an answer.
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Your spouse could be envious of your achievements and may be insecure, competitive or just less ambitious.
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He's a street photographer other street photographers are envious of for his bottomless pit of bizarre encounters.
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Ahead, we've rounded up some of the most envious couples who are making their love red carpet official.
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From royal honeymoon packages to a €1 million proposal experience, these would even make the Queen herself envious!
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They also had their tensions: Mr Kahneman was, for example, envious of Tversky, who attracted far more attention.
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On one hand, I was totally in awe and envious of her because she didn't give two fucks.
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These sea creatures are capable of aerial spins that would make any ballet dancer or figure skater envious.
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Even General Mills is bursting with areas of growth and a cash flow that make most businesses envious.
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"Nowadays there are several different textures for lash extensions," explains celebrity lash expert Clementina Richardson of Envious Lashes.
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"Family and friends will be envious of your level of comfort at the Thanksgiving table," the company insists.
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As many already-envious Swifties know, the 1989 mogul held listening parties for some of her biggest fans.
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She explains that it's important to reframe your thought patterns when you start to feel yourself getting envious.
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Today, they see the system as urgently broken and even the President even seems envious of the Australians.
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The look he gives both of them would make any one out there envious of what he has.
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Spending too much time around envious people is dangerous because they teach you to trivialize your own accomplishments.
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The makers hope theirs will be the ones that have other swimmers casting envious looks across the pool.
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I think the whole world is envious of your Drake interviews, especially considering he rarely gives them anymore.
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In the spot, the ever-envious Gabriel attempts to make Rodgers jealous by introducing his hotshot client, Mahomes.
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Whenever someone is getting more attention then me, even though we did the same thing, I get envious.
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The reactions couldn't be more stark: Carmela and Gigliola are envious while Lila is appalled by the abduction.
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In June, celebrity lash expert Clementina Richardson, who founded Envious Lashes, gave PEOPLE tips for safely getting eyelash extensions.
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For a moment, I was envious (though whether it was of Ashwin or of his wife, I wasn't sure).
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In fact, here in New York we're low-key envious of their effortlessly air-dried hair and glowing complexions.
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During Rebecca's show, he becomes envious of the way she keeps looking at a band member during a song.
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Courtney felt Ginger's life and friendships were so much more authentic than her own... She was envious of that.
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I think we may one day look back on the day of the unevenly distributed future with envious nostalgia.
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He was envious of others who had even more money to invest, because it seemed like a sure bet.
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Even though Randy Newman's song, "I LOVE L.A." puts down my hometown, I'm still envious of Los Angeles's weather.
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"I'm very envious of Rosita's building and technology," Witherspoon says with a laugh of her character's impressive parenting skills.
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Would we feel less envious, shameful and competitive if Instagram didn't tell us how many Likes a post received?
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If you're in love with Steve Harrington's luscious locks or envious of Karen Wheeler's full perm, you're in luck.
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Wouldn't it be nice to stop being envious of those who love their jobs and become one of them?
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It's equipped with auto takeoff and landing, LED lights, and an HD camera that would make your iPhone envious.
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You might think Ms. Sholley would be envious of such an arrangement, but she's philosophical about her seasonal perk.
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The Duke said he misses flying and he wishes he could fly more and said he was envious of me.
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The internet, likely envious of this baby's unfazed demeanor, decided to Photoshop him into scenarios more suited to his vibe.
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Instead, we now exchange envious glances at coworkers' dome-shaped containers filled with leafy greens and a slew of toppings.
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Importantly, this phenomenon is exclusive to jealousy; it isn't identified in envious people or those who harbor feelings of powerlessness.
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If you find yourself envious of someone, use it as motivation: Learn from their success, and then make your own.
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"Anna: "It's exactly the same for me — envious — 'cause Kate's the better-looking, more talented, brainier achiever of the family.
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We're super envious of her jawline but like her so much that we don't even resent her for it. 16.
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Fashion is one of those hobbies can just as easily warrant an eye roll as it can an envious stare.
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In other cities I have lived in, the industry becomes competitive and you can't help but feel envious and desperate.
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With a bedazzled grille, sharp sidelines and a butt that would make a Kardashian envious, it's great to look at.
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I'd be lying if I said I wasn't envious of all the innovative Chinese phones that have been released recently.
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"So I knew he was The Bachelor before it was announced and everything," Wood bragged to an extremely envious Fallon.
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") Chatter in the line ranged from to envious admiration of Trump's wealth ("I wanna see the inside of his plane!
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C.H. Robinson claims a market share among the largest players in its industry that most companies would be envious of.
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On October 29, 22002, Toronto had the envious task of hosting a free show by the world's hottest new band.
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In fact, it was during sex when I felt most envious of all my new mom friends who had husbands.
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A lot of the green and brown parts are also music by Signature Tracks, as is the nearby envious moon.
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Over the last two weeks, he captured moments with such precision and emotion that he made other photographers here envious.
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I was moved by — and somewhat envious of — their strong sense of shared identity and how the trip nurtured it.
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But you don't have to be envious of those headed to Mykonos or Santorini even if you can't venture far.
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Plus, theaters, envious of the MoviePass's success, created their own copycat versions and tacked on extra perks, like popcorn discounts.
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And the energetic clothing-designer-turned-curator confesses to being envious of the slower-paced practice of the art world.
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I wasn't envious just that Roscoe had the horsepower to go so much faster than Anita (my own motorized wheelchair).
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"I was so envious of all of my friends who were pregnant, I just wanted to be a mother," says Lacey.
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I recognize that some people view me as a liar, or as crazy, or they're envious that they were not involved.
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I have long been envious of Kim Kardashian's cleavage, and I will not let you make me feel ashamed about that.
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In some ways I am a bit envious of someone like that — someone who'd be happy just staying where they are.
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Ask how many years of experience they have — at least one year is required to work with us at Envious Lashes.
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And if Middleton is really that envious of the Markle's ability to court the press, she sure isn't acting like it.
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To write despite it I must implicate myself, to confess to myself, silently or on the page, that I am envious.
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I can't say I'm not at least a little bit envious of the Germans for delivering this privacy smackdown to Facebook.
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"It is a lovely space, and it's the type of space that will make you a little bit envious," he said.
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It has passing power for days, efficiency that would make some hybrid drivers envious and the ability to climb over everything.
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Unofficial Harry Potter Cookbook, $10.95, at AmazonForget the magic, I was always envious of the food in the Harry Potter universe!
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Lists of expensive assets—cars, furniture, generators—purchased with remittances from Europe were included in obituaries, and envious neighbors took note.
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There is Hemingway's opinion of Zelda as a succubus envious of her husband's talent and determined to lead him to ruin.
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I was so blown away by the signs of the Occupy Movement, and almost envious of that as an art form.
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"I saw 'Les Misérables' on tour, and there was a little kid playing Gavroche, and I was so envious," he said.
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Send to the fires of hell all the envious and the plotters who wish, and do, harm to Islam and Muslims!
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So I knew a bit about Audrey's education, and I knew that she'd been adopted, of course, which made me envious.
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Aubrey Plaza stars as Ingrid, a smartphone-addicted young woman whose obsession with digital timelines and appearances amplifies her envious personality.
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He said he used to look across the street at the people in the mental hospital and be envious of them.
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To be honest, I spent most of my classes envious of how serene the instructors' environments on screen seemed, relative to mine.
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Celebrity lash expert Clementina Richardson, founder of Envious Lashes, gives us the lowdown on what to look for in a lash studio.
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Even the steepest passages, I climbed with such ease that my boyfriend — who was just a little envious — was panting behind me.
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When Pluto is tangled in a rough alignment with sweet planet Venus, it's especially easy for people to become envious or manipulative.
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I get envious towards people who don't struggle with an eating disorder because I think my life would be so much easier.
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Similarly, having Eris in a sign that's preoccupied with the material world (say, Taurus or Capricorn) may contribute to an envious streak.
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If you're already convulsing with jealousy over the fact that you're not there right now, get ready to feel even more envious.
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A businessman's armoured car is a message to envious onlookers that, unlike them, he leads a life worth saving at all costs.
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With 400 horsepower and a body that would make a Jaguar envious, the Avista is a youthful reimagining of the Buick brand.
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I want to cry, feeling creepy for staring at these strangers and also envious that they seem to have what I want.
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In their place were a few awkwardly earnest couples and a whole lot of envious stares, only half concealed behind locker doors.
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Some read the story and saw a field of more-established politicians envious of the 37-year-old South Bend mayor's success.
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Hastings reportedly told reporters that Netflix aims to "not get too distracted" by its competitors, though he will be "envious" of them.
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When Phelps told Lochte he had been chosen to carry the flag, Lochte was happy for him but also a little envious.
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Though sometimes I doubt this list and I feel envious of the things he does provide, my resentment is chiefly with her.
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I'm silently envious of my friends who have family nearby who can help out in a pinch with childcare, drop-offs, etc.
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Even NASA test pilots—the folks flying real planes—stop by the lab to cast envious glimpses of the projects they work on.
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Rumours abound that he may be offered as much as $15m (£11.9m) for such a book—a figure to make any writer envious.
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Between the two of us, I was the one with the solid relationship and lack of hangover, but I felt insecure and envious.
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For his latest game, Typeshift, a collaboration with Merriam-Webster Dictionary, Gage has created a contraption that would make a shrewd CMO envious.
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Get ready to be seriously envious of the amazing pre-wedding results — while also secretly grateful you don't have to live through construction.
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I am envious of Android users and the ease at which they can snap 360 photos, edit and share directly from a phone.
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But he arrived in Shanghai with an envious record, winner an unprecedented five times at a Chinese circuit that has long favored Mercedes.
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But at low notional interest rates, you know, the margins that are available in banking-- make us-- make us envious of grocery stores.
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She looked at taco trucks and ice cream trucks and felt envious of their freedom to take business wherever people gathered, she said.
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Around this time I often get a lot of emails and tweets from people telling me they are envious or want my job.
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Some Republicans even sounded envious of the Democrats' use of multimedia during the trial and wished Trump's defense team would follow suit. Rep.
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In "Paris Story," a failed novelist, envious of his friend's success, writes a cruel review of her work that haunts him for years.
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"I think Canadians have always been a little envious of the Americans, that they have 'Mom, the flag and apple pie,'" he said.
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"I think that because I am rich, handsome and a great player people are envious of me," he told The Guardian in 2011.
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"Unfortunately, people who were naysayers and people who were jealous and envious and whatever were always attempting to destroy the campaign," he said.
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It's more likely to happen when people are envious—your good fortune can provoke someone to give you the Evil Eye, sometimes unintentionally.
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I remember being envious of his massive ice cream sundaes as a kid, and as a 24-year-old, I am no less impressed.
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It's worth every penny as it charts renowned graphic novelist Chris Ware's life and art in a way that will make any artist envious.
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The first, he wrote in his book, was at the age of 21969 when he became envious of other children's toys and stole them.
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After hosting a few parties at his apartment, his neighbors remarked that he and his friends always seemed happy and that they were envious.
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For a short amount of time, our money goes entirely to rebuilding the kind of beauty routine even Kylie Jenner would feel envious of.
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I prided myself on adaptability, and treasured my broader outlook of the world, but I was envious of friends who had a permanent address.
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Dave Broome -- the creator of 'Biggest Loser' and "Strong" -- is a big, big fan of Adam's work ... telling us, "I am actually rather envious."
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I love being a '90s baby, but there are some aspects of Gen Z's childhood that leave me a little bit envious at times.
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Leonardo da Vinci would have found a deep connection to the ostracism of Saint Jerome at the hands of the envious and the hypocritical.
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Anyone who regularly uses social media will have had the experience of feeling envious of the fun their friends all seem to be having.
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Happy Thursday and welcome back to On The Money, where we're envious of the House lawmakers that just left for six weeks of vacation.
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I've always been particularly envious of people who are great at gift-giving, which means that I am currently totally jealous of Kendall Jenner.
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I imagine great-grandma Edith May would be intrigued and maybe even envious that scientific advancements would some day make such miraculous things possible.
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But I'm also envious of who I was then — the way I felt with such wild abandon, without the need to qualify every statement.
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The Hurtado painting aside, this is largely noise: I find little to inspire (or feel envious of, and what a fine line that is).
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All my life I've been mystified by and envious of people with a clear sense of purpose combined with an undeserved sense of confidence.
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The clean white locker rooms and the picturesque white cafeteria with the blood-red trays and the well-prepared meals always made me envious.
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There's the dress code, the weather — not to mention the pack of people one hopes to make envious (without upstaging the bride, of course).
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The guy on the flight next to me was going for two weeks from Paris, making me instantly envious of France's comfortable vacation policy.
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In fact, I'm envious of the athleisure-clad apostles of Beyoncé and Gwyneth Paltrow, who routinely attend boutique exercise classes and sip freshly pressed juices.
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She did the whole thing in a white lacy bra and a slicked back ponytail that my 14-year-old self is seriously envious of.
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Vanessa wins the privilege of the week's one-on-one date, which turns out to be the rare Bachelor outing that I'm genuinely envious of.
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People are now discovering something strangely wholesome about the two, and are not only considering them friends, but even finding themselves envious of their friendship.
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I must say, though: I'm super envious of the teens growing up now because they have that reinforcement in the media that I never had.
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"I'm envious of women who enjoy working out, because I have the worst attitude about it," Mendes admitted to Women's Health for their May cover.
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I threw a "pad-burning party" for my envious female friends and gave away whatever boxes of tampons and bottles of Midol I had left.
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We&aposre traveling around the country in an RV. A: I imagine many of my readers and listeners are envious of your cross-country journey.
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Clementina Richardson, the founder of Envious Lashes, did an incredible job analyzing my face and choosing the lash length/style that would accentuate my features.
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"Never been envious of what other people have," Puzder said, noting that today, entrepreneurs — particularly young ones — are too focused on what other people have.
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They can do things together, given James's size and strength and Davis's mobility and versatility, that would make Magic Johnson and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar envious.
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Your passionate energy and bright disposition don't come easily to everyone, and it's difficult not to be envious of a shining star such as yourself.
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While the singer herself did not document the night on social media, many other attendees took snaps and videos that paint a truly envious picture.
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There she finds a surrogate dad, Captain Grizzlebeard (Kyle Hines); an envious potential nemesis, Nobeard (the hilarious Preston Martin); and a host of ethical dilemmas.
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And as captivating as a glimpse inside the daily routines of certain VIPs can be, lately it's their interiors that make us the most envious.
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Miranda Kerr may be best known for her supermodel curves and long, sculpted legs, but it's her glowing skin that we've always been envious of.
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As soon as the station is identified in orbit, the narrator becomes almost envious of the accidental astronauts and their new lifestyle beyond the skies.
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The Indians' front office — which has served for years as a feeder system for envious rivals — has always been keenly aware of its competitive window.
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"Beware you envious thieves of the work and invention of others, keep your thoughtless hands from these works of ours," Dürer seethed with righteous indignation.
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The country is crawling with disgruntled athletes leapfrogged by cheaters, understandably envious of the riches and the praise that cheating players go on to receive.
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It won the Academy Award for best foreign film, but Bondarchuk's envious peers in the Soviet Union spurned him and, in turn, his magnum opus.
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The tone of a slightly concerned, yet slightly envious, grandfather whose eyes go a bit funny after one too many Proseccos at a family wedding.
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But after discovering this flawless miniature Volkswagen Camper Van that can actually be driven by a couple of toddlers, I'm genuinely envious of four-year-olds.
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It was destined, then, that envious humans would harness the bat's powers in a fantastical new robot, which scientists introduced to the world earlier this week.
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Plus they have the brilliant B&O design and materials that make me envious of anyone else wearing them even when I have my own pair.
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Before you know it, Boy and Girl take things to the next level and make everyone envious by posting adorable date-night videos to Instagram Stories.
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Coeur de Pirate: I think everyone does, every city does, there's always something one city will be envious of another city, that's just how it goes.
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The most memorable, (and in my case, beloved) example is MoJo Jojo, a mutant chimpanzee who is envious of the three kindergarten heroes in his town.
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Although the 47-year-old actor was in fifth grade at the time — and a few years ahead of Trudeau — he was envious of the boy.
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Watch out for manipulation and power struggles, obsession and suspicion, as well as issues around jealousy (I mean, who wouldn't be envious of you, dear Leo?).
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It's not just that I'm envious of other people's happiness—it's that I feel like I've done something wrong to not deserve my own happy moments.
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"I'm so envious of you," he says, arms folded and in his twentieth minute of waiting for his wife to finally say goodbye to your mum.
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How long will Americans whose shrinking incomes render them far more than simply envious put up with the forces that exacerbate the inequalities they see daily?
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Even your frenemies and people who are jealous of you will chill out a bit—or they'll become even more envious, and you'll watch them implode.
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Instead, surrounded by the kinds of feminine dresses I had felt so awkward in, I was envious of the woman who could wear them so well.
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She makes the outfit look so absolutely envious, we wonder why we relegate these party dresses to the barely touched "special occasion" sections of our wardrobes.
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While Walsh continued to believe that "Uber is the bomb," the scandals nonetheless left him feeling envious of Uber's chief rival in at least one sense.
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Those words are also problematic for another reason: They presume that other women might be envious of the bump itself, which is both silly and regressive.
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Gul Meena and Sahar Gul said they were happy for her, but envious that she had managed to escape what for them had become a prison.
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But, there is one specific trait of Jobs' that Gates is still particularly envious of, Gates says in a new interview with The Wall Street Journal.
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In my more exasperated moments of residency, I must admit I was envious not only of what my supervising doctors knew, but also who they treated.
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United's manager, José Mourinho, has gone further, suggesting that the wages Pogba earns has made the coterie of former players charged with analyzing his performances envious.
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I found myself feeling ever so slightly envious of the denizens of Team Cascada UK. Which is why I got in touch with Vicky and Laura.
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There are entire Pinterest boards of ideas for how to creatively place your elf in your house to delight your children (and make your Instagram followers envious).
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"Do It Now" finds McCartney returning to the string-laden baroque 'n' roll elegance he's mined so successfully, with backing harmonies that would make Brian Wilson envious.
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He was envious of Frances' iPhone 5 and asked to borrow it for his photos, promising her he'd earn enough from fighting abroad to buy his own.
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The difference I'm most envious of is the candy-colored ABXY buttons — I've always thought our purple and lavender color scheme was, if tasteful, a little boring.
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Not so much, but it's good to know that in addition to her makeup application skills there's now yet another gift of Zendaya's to be envious of.
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Don't worry, though, because Leon recaps a lot of testimony from Time Warner execs about how envious they are of Google and Facebook's ability to target ads.
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Prosecutors claim Koh was envious of Uzoka, who was growing in the fashion industry after being signed to Premier Model Management and modeling for GQ and Zara.
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It's even possible that the U.S. is envious that giants like Baidu and Tencent were built in a market that's thought to be less free, Evans said.
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Indeed, after casting off a T-shirt, shorts, and ostentatious jewelry that would make Mr. T envious, Jake Paul strode onto the scales in perfect Instagram shape.
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We turned to Envious Lashes founder Clementina Richardson, who sees 7 to 10 clients for keratin lifts daily, to answer all our questions about the buzzy treatment.
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We live in an age where our lives are on display, and the best "revenge" comes from making people envious of the lives they think we're leading.
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Its cars have long been about making an entrance, making a lot of noise and making people envious, above being the finest and most precise driving machines.
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Envious rivals from the West and their agents, who surround and penetrate Russia, are said to be constantly working to deny the country the recognition it deserves.
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And that's exactly why, as foodies, we are so envious; not because of celebrities' designer clothes, flashy cars, or even mega mansions — but, because of their kitchens.
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A story titled "Orgasms" finds a woman competing with her husband's mistress; she hoards dark, envious thoughts the way the other woman must, she imagines, hoard orgasms.
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I scroll through my newsfeed to see who is going back, and find myself envious of friends who are packing their duffels and saying their good-byes.
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The girl is envious of her mother's beauty and resentful of her capriciousness, emphasizing without ever quite acknowledging the gender-based double standard that colors her feelings.
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In a field that has become formulaic, Clementina Richardson, the founder of Envious Lashes in New York, suggests looking for a stylist who will customize your look.
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I remember running into a classmate after graduating and him saying he was envious of me, that I didn't give two fucks what anyone thought of me.
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Flaunting her envious set of abs (motivation much?), Jenner's buffalo check logo-adorned cotton bra and matching joggers are what lazy holiday outfit dreams are made of.
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It was later disclosed that in 2008 Johnson had said on a radio show that black people were anti-Semitic because they were envious of Jewish people.
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Johnson had a refined taste for bad carbs, and he was envious of the unregulated stream of money pouring into the most successful blogs on the web.
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" Emily Skye writes that she often gets accusatory or envious comments "from women saying things like 'you didn't get any loose skin or stretch marks from being pregnant.
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Hudson, incidentally, won an Oscar for her performance of the beleaguered Effie in the 2006 film, prompting rumors at the time that Bey was envious of the attention.
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Morales said his detractors were "envious" of his achievements and accused the opposition, without providing evidence, of trying to stir up unrest to try to unseat him illegally.
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I was a kid when the Tamagotchi craze hit, and I was always envious of my friends and cousins who got to hand-rear their little digital babies.
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"I am so envious of Louise Banks because she gets to have a face to face with ET," Messaging Extraterrestrial Intelligence (METI) International president Douglas Vakoch told Motherboard.
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The study also showed that the impact of wellbeing varied in relation to how people use Facebook — with "heavy", "passive" and "envious" Facebook users each reporting different effects.
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"Most humans are envious of this cat's lifestyle," said Ashley Tschudin, who created the account in 2012 and insists that she absolutely does not work for Mr. Lagerfeld.
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The figure-flattering, wide-leg jumpsuit showed off the Fabletics co-founder's envious physique with a notched V-neck and a thigh-high slit on the left leg.
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" Tim Doyle, writer: "At that point, the writers — we were envious of The Simpsons, which was such a good show and was really busting out at that point.
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I was retroactively envious to learn that a 3.5 G.P.A. or higher at many schools qualifies you for free trips, scholarships, grants, awards, private parties and top internships.
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Within minutes sometimes, with a fluidity and assuredness that made her envious, a creature would suddenly appear on the paper: a hummingbird or a rabbit or a horse.
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I couldn't even stand fully upright, though I was more than a little envious of the flight attendants who had a built-in place to nap during work.
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"People are very envious about being part of this organization," Jay Rasulo, a former Disney executive who is the chairman of the Philharmonic's board, said in an interview.
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My partner and I enjoyed 90 minutes of intimate conversation over omakase with minimal distraction, though I was a bit envious that she could Instagram our gorgeous nigiri.
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Keep in mind that people who attack total strangers online for no reason probably have nothing better to do and are more than likely envious of your success.
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If you find yourself envious of a friend who is a corporate lawyer, even though you have no interest in the law, what can we learn from that?
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France's move to tax digital services partly stems from it being envious of the United States' stronghold on technological innovation, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Most foreigners would probably be appalled, or maybe envious, if they were to grasp the extent to which even their saner American friends are living a mythic narrative.
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If the envious coworker starts to attack you personally, Hakim suggests you try to guide the conversation back to the issue at hand, taking emotion out of the conversation.
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As far as Pantone's explanation as to why it chose Greenery for 2017, folks were a bit surprised, even envious, about the company's idealism looking toward the new year.
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I looked around the room at the admiring and envious stares and glares of my co-workers and I realized I had fulfilled all my boyish hopes and dreams.
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It was his personality cult that encouraged an envious Kim Il Sung to push his own to similar heights of absurdity; North Koreans remain in its terrifying thrall today.
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Victoria's Secret models famously have some of the most envious bodies in the world, but training to hit the stage of the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show — which airs Dec.
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I'm far more likely to get an X100F (and even then it'd be a huge splurge), but all that time I'll be looking at the Q2 with envious eyes.
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In the past, Kevin feels envious of Randall because when Jack was supposed to be giving him a stern talk about having sex, he instead left to comfort Randall.
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Barbara Corcoran has found herself in an envious position -- she has too many beachfront properties in New York ... so she's looking for somebody to take one off her hands.
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The United States backed plenty of autocrats during the Cold War for strategic reasons but has never before had a president who was so obviously envious of such leaders.
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It's an envious concept to many Americans — the United States is the only counry in the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development that does not mandate paid vacation.
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But, gazing out the window of the tour bus on the island, he had felt envious of the locals, of their ability to do whatever was in their nature.
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There was also no room for something like baseball's World Series, which, with the Chicago Cubs' historic seven-game win, yielded enough thrills and drama to make most scriptwriters envious.
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Normally, Middleton's chignons have had one or two strands braided within it, but for this event, Middleton decided to go with a braided updo that'd make even Daenerys Targaryen envious.
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The holographic pop singer started life as a promotional vehicle for Japanese music software, but has since parlayed that into a career that most real musicians would be envious of.
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But because she's a celebrity she has the advantage of easily translating her ideas/dreams onto whatever medium or platform she wants, and that's a luxury that I'm envious of.
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"I'm a massive games fan, and increasingly envious of the amazing tools developers get to work with, and the worlds they get to play in," he said in a statement.
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Khloé Kardashian admits she's most envious of her sisters when it comes to their real estate and decor, which makes sense if you've seen any of those ladies' amazing homes.
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Starbucks locations in Asia are getting two other new Frappuccinos in addition to the Green Tea Yogurt, and although they aren't green, we're still envious that they're only available abroad.
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I was thrilled and slightly envious to hear that, during one of her visits, my father had emerged from the fog and joked, chatted, savored his dish of ice cream.
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And those who swore allegiance to team Sonic, who've been envious of Nintendo's NES Classic Edition, can finally get their retro Sega fix with AtGames new Sega Genesis Flashback console.
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He suspected—he was certain—that others were envious of his precocity and success, and he was writing the book to explain why he had no reason to pretend humility.
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When I was offered this opportunity to meet with Will Shortz, my friends and family were envious and I was exhilarated by this once-in-a-lifetime one-day internship.
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But the portfolio, expanded this week in a megadeal in which the Walt Disney Company bought most of 23st Century Fox, will not necessarily make other sports media moguls envious.
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If Kate Middleton thought her kids would be envious of her outdoor pizza party with other school kids on Tuesday, just wait until Princess Charlotte hears about her mom's latest outing!
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"I'm a massive games fan, and increasingly envious of the amazing tools developers get to work with, and the worlds they get to play in," explained Abrams in the partnership's announcement.
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We're quite envious because our idea of being a multi-tasker only stretches as far as looking at Twitter while passively watching a documentary about people who are really into composting.
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But even though I had told myself I could live without the iPhone 27 Plus' 27x optical zoom I couldn't help but feel envious of iPhone 27 Plus's Portrait camera mode.
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There must have been around 25 sloshing around (don't get too envious, there were a lot of duplicates, three Little Mermaids and the god awful Terminator 2 and Ren Stimpy games).
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The clamshell Game Boy Advance (the version with the proper backlight), however, is one of my favorite handheld consoles of all time, and I'm very envious of what Paxton has created.
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When I saw my friends enjoying nature together, I felt so envious and I realized that would never be me and my significant other, if I stayed with my ex anyway.
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EVER since the government in Westminster stepped up the devolution of powers to Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, some in England have grown envious of the freedoms enjoyed by their neighbours.
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An ATV drove down a bluff from Zuckerberg's property, and after my trek, I felt envious of their noisy, easy access to a place that is otherwise so quiet and secluded.
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Adnan Sharif, a renal consultant at Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham in England is, perhaps, somewhat envious of what Spain has been able to pull off in terms of organ donor rates.
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I couldn't be anti-Semitic, first because I thought it would be immoral, and second because I thought well enough of myself that I didn't need to be envious of them.
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From crafting infectious dance pop to managing an envious big-screen career to serving as an "American Idol" host for awhile, Jennifer Lopez has spent more than two decades entertaining us.
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Judge Jackson's rulings in the past 20 months have generated such wall-to-wall news coverage that some of her fellow jurists are said to be quietly envious of her celebrity.
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He picked one fight after another — with the envious old guard in his own party, with the erratic opposition of Beppe Grillo and his Five Star Movement, with the European Union.
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I grew up isolated and starved of physical affection, envious of my sisters who enjoyed a lot of time on my dad's lap, seeming to get lots of hugs and affection.
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It would make the French — who put us to shame with their way of raising de-stressed, minimally fussed-over, healthy children of parents on expansive maternity and paternity leaves — envious.
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In a photo Gerber posted to her Instagram on Wednesday, you can see her chilling poolside in a bucket hat and bikini (consider us envious) with some fresh ink on her ribcage.
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The sisters invited over a few of their BFFs to celebrate on Monday showing off their new bikinis, envious backyard set-up and their total lack of fear regarding strange tan lines.
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In the Netflix series "Master of None," the single protagonist, Dev Shah, played by Aziz Ansari, sometimes feels envious of his married friends, even as he fights the desire to settle down.
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During my trial testing with the Tesoro, I found it very easy to accelerate past the 25 km/h cap on the pedal-assist, leaving me envious of the faster US model.
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A few weeks ago, I was moving toward having a difficult discussion with a good friend, and due to some of the circumstances, I was feeling scared, envious, and a little angry.
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Ever since my hair started falling out in thick clumps about five years ago — due to a change in birth control — I've become obsessed with and envious of other people's thick hair.
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In 22 Walmart, America's biggest grocer, crowed that it would crack the coveted Indian market by being the first global retailer to set up shop there, pipping envious rivals in the process.
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The texture is sticky, pliant, and BENDY, and, at room temperature, its vanilla ice cream-colored insides achieve a "cheese pull" of which any grilled cheese or Instagram goblin would be envious.
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Needless to say, Ed turns out to be a psycho, and an all-purpose one at that: He is envious of Mike's success, lusts after his daughter and apparently pops pills, too.
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I am not, and have never been, a morning person, and I have always been envious of those who can start their day on the right side of the bed each morning.
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Oh, and let's see... Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capability, Windows 10, 4 USB ports, HDMI output... If laptops could be envious, this HP 22 all-in-one would certainly do the trick.
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Super-envious of the fact that Daft Punk can wear robot helmets and be one of the most famous bands in the world, while also understanding that will never be my situation.
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And yet, I remember being quietly envious of the energy that the Obama campaign was able to generate, of those who had never been interested in politics rapidly becoming passionate about civics.
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The Indian government reported on Aug 231 that annual GDP growth in the quarter ended June dropped to 238 percent, an envious pace for many countries but India's weakest since early 953.
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" An aspiring novelist, Ben, becomes envious of his unborn son when Dr. Kowalski reveals in broken English that a blurry shape in the ultrasound is a pencil — "It means you have writer!
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I felt slightly envious of the seemingly meaningful lives of my girlfriends, several of whom had quit or slow-tracked their jobs to diaper babies, although I didn't want to emulate them.
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Those of us who like to read more richly metaphysical or satirical fantasies may be, in Dickens's phrase, envious of the ease with which Dragt's readers have for so long been entertained.
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And while Mr. Iwuji and Mr. Stoll turn in crisp and lucid performances as the great general Othello and his envious ensign Iago, they don't really stand out in a talented crowd.
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But its envious life took millions of years of evolutionary refinement, according to a study published by Dr. Albert and his colleagues on Monday in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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And seeing as all those new, 22.0 TVs won't start showing up in stores until March, at the earliest you've got a few months to enjoy your set without being envious of others.
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She says that with this system, patients have the ability to control their sound environment in a way that those with good hearing do not—so much so that she is sometimes envious.
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But for the majority of us who live in weather changing seasons (throwing you some envious side-eye Florida and California), fall's arrival means waving goodbye to our beloved off-the-shoulder dresses.
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"It's on the secret menu," you can tell your envious friends as you turn your cheekbones inside out trying to sip the thick, ice-cream-sandwich-esque concoction through a flimsy plastic straw.
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But the most impressive part of the house is the man cave — a sports bar complete with multiple World Series Trophies and other sports memorabilia that would surely make any baseball enthusiast envious.
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But, aside from giving us a break from checking out vintage clothes or growing envious over our friends' awe-inspiring vacation pics, seeing photos like Liam's can be inspiration to start crafting, too.
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Of course, the reality star got plenty of practice debuting an envious array of water-friendly fashions during her raucous, week-long Mexican birthday vacation, wearing one super sexy suit after the next.
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In the autumn, Skylake came in the form of the Dell XPS and other Windows machines — which made me envious, but I wasn't willing to compromise on the MacBook's famously long battery life.
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I'll be honest: I'm envious of diary people, the smug, strange genre of human being who possess the discipline to sit down before bedtime and compose actual introspective paragraphs about their daily lives.
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In the photo, posted to his Instagram, baby Dream is laughing and looking off to the side of the camera, showing off her eyelashes that would make mom, beauty mogul Blac Chyna, envious.
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While our first president might be envious over the technological reality of a computer server, in evaluating one candidate's current email troubles, he would likely see the issue as one of questionable judgment.
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"We were envious, a bit scared of London," said Andre Meyams, co-founder of BeeAm, an online asset management marketplace, at the sidelines of the "Fin & Tech Community" conference in Paris last month.
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Sometimes the abuse is natural and emergent, as when people grow envious and insecure from following the highlights of their peers' lives through the News Feed that was meant to bring people together.
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As May tries to thread the needle between Brussels and her own party's Brexiteers ahead of a leaders' summit on December 14, she may cast a rather envious eye across the Irish Sea.
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Whenever Carmen walks off after a rousing exchange with women who are grudgingly admiring or envious of her—Carmen does nothing to improve relations—she leaves a trail of self-satisfaction behind her.
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"At first, I wore it and people were envious of it, now maybe not so much after what happened," Mr. Lim said, referring to Ms. Park's impeachment in 2016 following a corruption scandal.
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Tucking it into VARIOUS / ENVIOUS didn't make for fantastic rebus entries (I prefer jazzy phrases like GRACIOUS ME or broken across words like WHY I OUGHTA), but it did end up working out.
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I loved the attention the city pays to breakfast and was wildly envious of its coffee drinkers, who are never more than a few steps from a sweet and foamy cup of espresso.
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While social media is an amazing place to express one's individuality, it also leads to people feeling insecure, less than, or extremely envious of a person they know of or a complete stranger.
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Clancy fans were delighted; fans of the U.S. Marine Corps were delirious when a caller (obviously a jealous, envious-of-Marines individual) demanded that Clancy explain why he wrote so glowingly of Marines.
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Food and hygiene slander have long been the spear tip of attacks by contemptuous (or envious) Westerners seeking to make Chinese seem impossibly alien, and thus unassimilable and inadmissible to their "civilized" countries.
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" Since I get my current youthful nerve from her elder nerve, I ask, "Do you think maybe you are a bit envious of Hillary because she did what she wanted professionally and personally?
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It also applies when those words are presented subliminally, that is, too quickly to be read and registered And it even applies to the ordering of words, as in Solomon Asch's two inverted lists of identical adjectives (spoiler, nearly all of us prefer Alan): Alan: intelligent, industrious, impulsive, critical, stubborn, and envious Ben: envious, stubborn, critical, impulsive, industrious, and intelligent Perhaps most enlightening is that this linguistic phenomenon occurs even when people are allowed to pick and arrange the words themselves.
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In Tarzan's case, though he hails from a tiny sprig of one of the big four clans, he was endlessly tripped up by envious rivals, often stirred up by a sense of clannish competition.
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THITU ISLAND, South China Sea (Reuters) - If the Filipinos on the remote South China Sea island of Thitu had binoculars, they might just be envious of how their neighbors on the next island live.
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"Everybody's envious if you make a career in a kids' game, but it really is a big business," said Troy Flint, who is now the director of communications for the California School Board Association.
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I am both envious and in awe of Twain's ability and range to incorporate humor, adventure, fantasy, autobiographical details, science and social commentary into his body of work — oftentimes even within the same sentence.
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She and her husband are currently renovating their home from top to bottom, and as much as I enjoy my life, part of me is envious that her life seems so stable and secure.
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As for folks out there in resentful and envious circles who will be glad to have me out of the way, they, by their pleasure, afford me a bonus credit for increasing human happiness.
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Totally, but first, the cosmos want to make sure you realize who the jealous, malicious people in your life are—it's time to say goodbye to the manipulative or envious people in your life.
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" On whether he's envious of the GOPs opportunity for major reform, or happy to have escaped the political scrum: "It's an exciting time, but because of term limits I had to give up the chairmanship.
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Hager sounded nostalgic for the days she and her twin sister Barbara were in their shoes, but not all envious of the social-media era in which this new freshman class will be starting college.
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When Antoinette's mother remarries, she is sent to a boarding school for creole girls where she becomes envious of the lighter-skinned pupils and rebuffs the friendship of her "coloured" cousins for fear of association.
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A large part of me is actually envious—these men and women all come together, over the course of many months, to produce a singular night for teens that really does seem like something special.
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The backdrop... "During four years in office, Iraqi Prime Minister Haidar al-Abadi has racked up a list of achievements that would make most politicians envious," the AP's Phillip Issa and Qassim Abdul-Zahra report.
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"I am annoyed that the attention is suddenly on sexual harassment when this happens all the time," says Levien Van Zon, a male protestor whose white woollen tights have attracted envious glances during the march.
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It's like a light goes on for Hannah when she realizes that she's been envious of someone who has their own struggles — that everyone has them and that success is its own cross to bear.
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And in their sheer numbers and with the surreal scenes they have created, they have garnered a level of attention — in competition venues and in the news media — that would make most Olympic athletes envious.
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And if women are taught to strive for perfection, failure is simply not an option, she said — a mentality that can make women unhappy (read: regretful, envious, anxious) and discourage them from pursuing their goals.
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Allen fuels Wyoming to Potato Bowl victory BOISE, Idaho — While Wyoming junior quarterback Josh Allen stood on stage accepting the game MVP trophy and declaring for the NFL Draft, defensive tackle Youhanna Ghaifan was envious.
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Before Wednesday's victory over the Phillies, who entered the day in first place in the National League East, Callaway sounded envious of Philadelphia's position — not only in the standings, but beyond this season, as well.
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After the late night host asked Joe and Kevin to name the thing they're most jealous of in regards to Nick, the siblings agreed that they're envious of the 26-year-old's "amazing" shoe collection.
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As a longtime iPhone 6 user who jumped straight to the iPhone X, I've been envious and a bit confused as to why people didn't bother adopting the feature into their daily interactions with their device.
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The first time Anh met her father, she was 17 and standing inside Tom Bradley International Terminal at Los Angeles International Airport, envious of a nearby couple happily waiting for someone with gifts in their hands.
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The time where you might have peered over your neighbor's allotment with envious eyes at their super abundant crops when you struggle to coerce even one courgette out of a plant could be at an end.
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If you're binge-watching Fuller House this weekend, love it or hate it (we kind of hate it), the family in the rebooted TV show has one thing that everyone should be envious of: real estate.
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On the one hand, they despise people like Dr. Carson and Omarosa for having a seat at the table in the Trump administration, and on the other hand, they are envious because they feel left out.
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Officials have long cast an envious eye on the booming trade that the chain maintains in Russia, and there is now a fight over the land on which one of its biggest stores in Moscow sits.
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When Loreen reveals that her husband is gay to the group, they are all envious — the general consensus is that having a gay husband is the best worst thing that could happen as you get older.
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I watched "The Piano" over and over again, envious of the little notebook Holly Hunter wore around her neck — in my opinion, the chicest accessory; her notes and her silence got her Harvey Keitel, after all.
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The truth behind Occupy's rallying cry, "We are the 99%," was hard to forget, even for the people in both parties who dismissed the protesters as nothing more than naive college kids and envious poor people.
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Kevin admits he was envious about how much attention Rebecca gave Randall, to make sure he fit in with the rest of the family — and Randall says he didn't fit in because of how Kevin treated him.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's opposition Labor Party looks to be in the envious position of having to do little to ensure victory in the next election after Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull survived a damaging leadership challenge on Tuesday.
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When Déjà and Randall have a little bit of a falling out (similar to when she first arrived at the house), Randall tells his brother that he's feeling envious of how easily he makes her feel comfortable.
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An innocent photo — or not so innocent, if you were posting it to make your office-bound friends envious — can expose a lot of valuable personal information like your full name, credit card number, and flight details.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Shunichi Kasahara (Vimeo)It's hard not to be envious of Spider-Man's ability to dodge attacks using his superhuman reflexes when you still drop your toast on the floor some mornings.
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The four-time Olympic gold medalist and 200-meter backstroke women's world record holder has starred in a viral music video, penned a book with her parents and even copped to her envious skills in the kitchen.
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There's always a place in the mind that feels different, distinct; not worse off or envious but simply aware of an extra thing that living in a world that loathes and fears us has necessitated we develop.
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Next time you're feeling envious of the Dutch workweek (at 29 hours long on average, it's the shortest on the OECD's ranking), remember that some workers spend a lot more time at the office than you do.
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As I watched the anticipation of these expectant mothers shift into weekly get-togethers with babies rolling around on blankets on the floor, I found myself envious and wondering: Where was the parallel universe of new dads?
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Omron Corporation designed the robot and named it with an acronym both NASA and the agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. would be envious of: FORPHEUS, or Future Omron Robotics Technology for Exploring Possibility of Harmonized aUtomation with Sinic Theoretics.
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Solving a puzzle by a mind like this, in my opinion, gives us a little window into the creativity within, and always causes a great deal of envious admiration in me as I'm filling in the grid.
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"Thanks be to God who has allowed the Islamic State's soldiers in Sinai in applying his law and instituting religion in spite of all the infidels, apostates and envious Jews," one fighter can be seen and heard saying.
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Although I'm not what anyone would consider a biohacker, I was a bit envious wondering around the Tech Hall watching all the bright-eyed believers buy into the stuff Asprey and his band of faux prophets were peddling.
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The only time I ever feel envious of people wearing a bra is when I see them pull out a wad of cash, or a cell phone, or whatever else they might be holding in between their boobs.
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Asked if, in his fifth decade, he ever felt concerned that his peers were passing him by in some way, he responded that he sometimes felt envious of people who had gotten cool new jobs or bought houses.
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But what is known, suggests an envious lifestyle filled with big spending, private jets, luxury yachts, top of the line helicopters, sprawling chateaus and a palatial estate decked out with gold furniture — including a gold-plated Kleenex dispenser.
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Polyvinyl's catalog is so impressive that the honorable mentions that didn't quite make this list would be enough to make any indie label envious: Pedro the Lion, Xiu Xiu, Joan of Arc, Mates of State, and Jeff Rosenstock.
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His Crazy Cart Landspeeder will never get off the ground (at least intentionally) but the fact that you actually get to pilot this craft around empty parking lots makes us all the more envious of Adam's latest creation.[YouTube]
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Reba McEntire may have earned the coveted role as 16-time host of the 54th Academy of Country Music Awards, but her heart won't lie — she's downright envious of Luke Combs' impending collaborative performance with country legends Brooks & Dunn.
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So while the CAT S60 might not be as pretty as an iPhone 6 or Galaxy S6 Edge, it just might be the most envious tool you'll find on a construction site—next to those towering wrecking balls.[Caterpillar]
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U.S. residents missing out on March's solar eclipse needn't feel too envious: In August 2017, a total solar eclipse will pass through the entire U.S., from Oregon to South Carolina, with the longest eclipse visible in Tennessee and Kentucky.
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Alison's entanglements with older men, at first, seem to play to her advantage: She boasts of her maturity any time she's captured the attention of an older guy, something that the Liars were envious of once upon a time.
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Where most artists spend a few years (literally) begging for shares on their social media pages or to like, comment and subscribe to their channels, LB has been able to accumulate an envious following all before graduating high school.
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He's not just a panda-hugging, meme-able celebrity — he's also pursuing policies, from his heartwarming welcome of Syrian refugees to his latest work on behalf of transgender rights, that are winning him admiring, envious fans among American liberals.
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FIFA makes about 90 percent of its revenue from the men's World Cup, but it long has cast envious looks toward Europe, where UEFA is able to generate billions every season from its biggest club competition, the Champions League.
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In a sport obsessed by 'marginal gains', getting the best human engines on the best kit equals an irresistible force and the developers of the new creation believe rival riders will be casting envious glances at the British bike.
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So I think they are really growing and I think we've got to remember from the west that we'd be so envious of these growth rates even four or five per cent or whatever are just really outstanding numbers.
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The 46-year-old Mickelson has 42 PGA Tour victories, including five major championships, but said he was "envious" of the 83s of Thomas, a four-time PGA Tour winner, and Hadwin, a two-time champion on the Web.
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An enduring career in showbiz, a charming and devoted husband, an impressive eye for style, a damn fine s'mores cupcake recipe, and legs for days: There are plenty of things about Blake Lively's life that one could be envious of.
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But, this light pink hue has proved its staying power over and over again, and considering the expensive items Hadid typically wears, this is one of the more accessible ways to get in on her envious model-off-duty style.
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Watching the two, Magro goes from seething with jealousy — not this writer's opinion; he later admits he's envious — to actually being happy for Sorrentino, who has had his own share of headaches (read: tax evasion charges, multiple stints in rehab).
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She's in crisis mode because she has just moved to a new city, is a little envious of her famous younger sister Sabrina (Zoey Deutch), and recently ended things with her boyfriend Aaron (Jesse Bradford of Bring It On fame).
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It's high-grade satire of the kind that Patricia Highsmith might have concocted (or been envious of) had she been around in the 211.55st century, mixed with glorious melodrama normally reserved in the final acts of a 215.29th-century opera.
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Even with the more ridiculous features of the room, like the stuffed mouse heads mounted on the wall and the miniature framed photo of the cat himself, we can't help but feel a tad envious this isn't our living room.
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Of course, the rest of us can't help but be envious, which is why when people do manage to put their lives on pause in the name of wanderlust, the story is often big enough to make the local news.
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"Lash tints are a happy medium between mascara and extensions, giving you a bolder, wide-eyed look for a relatively affordable price and with very little upkeep," says Clementina Richardson, celebrity lash artist and founder of Envious Lashes in New York.
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Any Amazon Echo Dot owners feeling a little envious of the new Google Home — with its fancy swappable metal and fabric magnetic bases — can take solace in the fact that they can now have decor-matching cases of their own.
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"I think she's immediately envious because Daenerys is more beautiful and younger than she is and the prophecy says somebody younger and more beautiful will take her place so I'm sure that's at the forefront of her mind," Headey said.
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On another occasion, he recounted to me how, as a new senator, he was envious as he watched senior colleagues being shadowed and pestered by reporters, making him yearn for the kind of stature where someone would pay him similar attention.
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Why I finally applied for the Amex Business PlatinumBeyond the front counter, I could spy couples laughing, I could smell the aroma of freshly brewed coffee, and I was envious of the plate of fresh food a man walked by with.
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They said behind the dewy, envious appearance of many Instagrammers were promotions of an unhealthy, unattainable body image and masses of false information about food: gluten is bad for your gut, detox tea is your savior, and acidic food causes diseases.
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The Cadillac of backpack coolers, the IceMule Boss has supreme ice retention of nearly three days, a large 30L capacity capable of holding 24 cans of beer or soda, and a backpack suspension system some hiking packs would be envious of.
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I've been envious of how easily they've slipped into each other's lives even when their journeys seemed so difficult that the relationship wouldn't work out and yet life, fate or sheer determination brought them together, which is where they've stayed.
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But their mystique elicits envious glances, so models like the 812 Superfast and Portofino (which replaces the California) can be expected to be at the center of a swarm of admirers, while more practical-minded oligarchs might flock to the GTC4Lusso.
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Happening upon "The Falconer," a bronze of a boy in Elizabethan dress releasing a falcon in Central Park, Lucy is envious that statues of boys depict them in action poses while women are either demure nudes or Alice in Wonderland.
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I had actually begun poking around with practice grids myself, thinking how gratifying it would be to make a puzzle for The Times, and was envious of the other folk who had gotten to work on one for the anniversary project.
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"Midway through an hour of aerobic exercises, he drops into a split that would make a gymnast envious, bends forward until his face touches the floor, looks up, and smiles," The Washington Post wrote in 2002, when he was 70.
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Its heroine, Kylie Carson, a tomboy who doesn't fit in at middle school, finds a creative outlet by starting a cupcake club, but the club proves so successful that it draws envious sabotage by one of the local mean girls.
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Or another big star ... We got Wahlberg out in NYC and asked him about the Celtics' envious dilemma, whether to use the #1 pick in this year's draft on a college stud (probably Fultz) or trade for an elite NBA player.
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My grandmother would put her hand over my face, say a prayer in Hebrew, and remind me not to share my good news with anyone—especially my closest friends—lest I make them envious and cause them to curse me.
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Obviously I was well aware of Dan and his colossal rise up the ranks—for which I was really proud and probably envious in equal measures—but it was at a Hypercolour party in London that we met for the first time.
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After 24 years performing as the quintessential boy band, The Backstreet Boys are going stronger than ever with a consistently sold-out residency in Las Vegas, super active social media lives, and a dedicated fan base that would make Harry Styles envious.
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But teens today do have two things that I'm quite envious of, and those are the newly socially-conscious Teen Vogue under editor-in-chief Elaine Welteroth (plus digital editorial director Phillip Picardi) and the world's official Most Inspirational Role Model, Solange.
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Fionnula has secretly followed Kay into a bar — she has a bit of a crush on her, and is envious of her going to college — and as they get increasingly drunk on tequila shots, Fionnula opens up about her sense of limited possibilities.
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In terms of making the character his own, Chiwetel Ejiofor stands out by sinking his teeth into Scar, the envious lion who betrays his brother, Mufasa (James Earl Jones, reprising his role), and chases Simba away in order to steal his throne.
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Hernandez is 5-0 with a 1.51 ERA in seven career starts at San Diego's ballpark and had to be envious of the 23 runs the Mariners scored in Seattle in the first two contests of the home-and-home, four-game set.
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Potential shapes range from the relatively simple (being cheerful enough in the elevator that your co-workers don't think you hate them) to, in later rounds, the more complex (subtly downplaying your achievements around your extended family so that no one feels envious).
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In the latest edition of The Jess Cagle Interview with PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly's Editorial Director Jess Cagle, the former child actor opens up about being envious of his Stand by Me costar Corey Feldman after they wrapped the 1986 coming-of-age film.
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I think I would be bitter and angry and envious of people who still got to use their bodies, so that story wouldn't leave my head and that's where it came from, it was an exploration of an ordinary person in an extraordinary situation.
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The Gallaudet Eleven were tapped for their immunity to motion sickness—John Glenn even reportedly said he was envious of their ability to withstand the tests without getting sick—but there are other reasons why bringing a d/Deaf astronaut along could be useful.
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I find myself envious of the means and resources they must have to be such skilled bakers and students at such young ages, but most of them are so pleasant to look at, I try to consider gawking at them to be my enviable resource.
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Yet in his melancholy, he's clearly envious of a younger coworker ("Silicon Valley's" Zach Woods) who arrives at the resort with his girlfriend (Zoe Chao), touting a "no agenda" approach to life that speaks to Pete's dull ache over roads not taken and commitments made.
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Even though disabled victims of war are a common sight on Liberia's city streets, handicapped people are often seen as cursed, their amputations or paralyzed limbs viewed as the result of witchcraft by the cruel and envious, or else as punishment for some wrongdoing.
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The closest he came to admitting his special interest in his aunt occurred one day, just before his tenth birthday, when he confessed to his mother that he was envious of his aunt's thimble and doll collection and wanted a collection of his own.
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Many Irish people are familiar with and envious of the UK's NHS and in 2017 a cross-party committee of MPs voted unanimously in favour of Sláintecare ("Sláinte" means "health" in Irish), a detailed plan to introduce free and improved care at all levels of treatment.
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B Ridgewood I'm a white woman with fine, limp hair, and I've always thought natural hair is beautiful, so I've spent my life envious of the gorgeous curls on African-Americans or the thick, sleek locks of Asians (and many natural styles and textures in between).
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She says that she is the victim of a smear campaign by envious, spiteful athletes who cannot cope with her success and high profile and that the only thing she did wrong, besides winning too often, was to lose her timing chip in a couple of races.
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Hurrying toward Eighth Avenue,complaining bitterly, and envious of seemingly everyone else on the street who seemed to actually have paid attention to the gloomy weather report,when the couple in front of us stop short, turn around, and offer us one of their two umbrellas.
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They also get an envious Apple prize pack that includes a 512GB iPhone 10S, AirPods, a 512GB 12.9 inch iPad Pro, Apple Pencil 2, a 64GB Apple TV 4K, an Apple Watch Series 4, a top of the line MacBook Pro, and a fully loaded iMac Pro.
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Belgium's come-from-behind win in the last 25 minutes of their second round tie against Japan would have made Roy of the Rovers envious while France produced a venomous sting in their tale to sweep past Argentina, after also finding themselves trailing in the second half.
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Williams's father, Rob, was taciturn and distant but essentially decent — a long way from the bitter, envious dad with whom Steve Martin contends in his fine memoir of making it big, "Born Standing Up." Williams's mother, Laurie, who grew up in New Orleans, was warm and encouraging.
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Though most of the runway models wore heels on their feet, some carried pairs of Proenza Schouler x Birkenstock sandals in their hands, conjuring a recognizable image — of a woman so obviously getting out of town after work that she draws envious stares on the morning train.
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When the bumbling minions of the envious Hades (Roger Bart) fail to kill the god-baby as instructed, he is raised on earth as a clumsy lunk who wants nothing more than to be a hero so he can return to his rightful place on Olympus.
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Others are likely envious and trying to downplay her budding success; her single "Truth Hurts" has topped the Billboard charts for seven weeks while her album "Cuz I Love You" is poised to make many year-end best-of lists and land her some upcoming Grammy nominations.
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And unlike Afrojack with his envious car collection, these guys don't even drive, but would like everyone to know that they each hold a respectable Uber rating of over 4.6 stars and don't get offended when Uber drivers switch radio stations when their songs come on.
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When we were doing Practice and Boston Legal, I think we were always envious of the idea or the opportunity others had in the more serialized format of getting to explore cases over a longer period of time and getting to develop characters in maybe a more fundamental level.
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"If you start judging yourself for having the emotion, then you have two problems: you're now stressed, envious, and feeling shame that you're having those thoughts," says Lata K. McGinn, PhD, director of the CBT Training Program for Anxiety and Depressive Disorders at Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology.
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Although it seems that might indeed be the case, based on the caption, "It's gonna be a long night..." Other than the fact that I am envious of this set-up, I am pleased to see that there are a couple dozen books stacked in the front corner.
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They know they got walloped on the last deal; they're openly envious of the big-money guaranteed contracts being handed out in the NBA; they're increasingly tired of commissioner Roger Goodell and the league handing them Ls on everything from player discipline to marijuana use to brain trauma protection.
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A gay polymath bastard, born out of wedlock to Piero da Vinci, a notary, and a peasant woman known only as Caterina, and raised with no formal schooling, Leonardo would have found a deep and immediate connection to Jerome's ostracism at the hands of the envious and the hypocritical.
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For Mr Erdogan, the world is divided into two groups: on the one hand, his voters; on the other, a dizzying coalition of foes that includes the political opposition, Western countries allegedly envious of Turkey's progress, the global financial elite, and a secretive Islamic movement, the Gulen community.
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From the safety of Chattanooga, where the family moved after Nicaro, her grandfather had been madly envious when his fellow management types were kidnapped by Raúl Castro and taken into the Sierra Maestra, to drink rum and play fast draw for the benefit of a photo crew from Life .
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The Good An exterior design that will be a head-turner for decades • High-speed corner carving capabilities • A powertrain that should make even Porsche envious The Bad The interior trim needs a re-think The Bottom Line Acura's all-new NSX is not the spine-tingling supercar I hoped for.
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Through public appearances, recounted tales of fan encounters, and almost a decade's worth of interviews throughout her career, I've reached my own armchair conclusion about Emma Watson, which is that she's exactly the kind of person you'd be wildly envious of to the point of hatred if she weren't so cool.
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Scroll too quickly, or miss the photograph with a human-scale hand surreally poking into the scene, and a viewer might confuse the image for a real-life one, the type of image that leaves you feeling equally amazed by and envious of the enormous kitchen island with a soapstone countertop.
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My verdict is not without a basis, but honestly, I would not be so vexed about these aging supercyclists were it not for the fact that I am rabidly envious of people my age and beyond who can still experience the thrill of pushing their bodies to the red line.
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We're told he thinks that anyone in the rap game who's spoken ill of him since this whole legal ordeal began are not only envious, but threatened by him ... afraid that he'll pass 'em up and leave 'em in the dust when he gets out and starts making hits again.
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I would recommend that if you ever find yourself in the envious position of collecting a brand new 22S from your local McLaren dealer, I strongly suggest that you build in extra time for the customer service rep to "fit" you into the driver's seat and lock the settings into the memory.
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When friends from England visited—envious of my adventure and my good fortune in having escaped—I took them downtown to see my favorite landmark, on the waterfront near the World Trade Center: a quotation from Walt Whitman's poem "City of Ships" embedded, in gilded letters, in iron railings overlooking the marina.
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Enter the invention of barre, jazzercise, Jane Fonda and we're back at today's boutique fitness studios, but now we have a new enemy: Instagram, which not only puts your physical appearance on display at all times, but opens up an entirely new realm for which users can feel envious or inadequate thanks to peer comparisons.
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If you're a PC gamer looking for something different this is it, and if you're a PlayStation owner who has been envious of the controller options available to your friends on the Xbox and the PC, then the time has finally come—you've got a controller that isn't just as good—it's actually better.
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If Kendall Jenner wants to spend her Fourth of July weekend throwing a pool party that would make even consummate hostess Taylor Swift envious — but with guests clad exclusively in Kendall & Kylie Swim, of course — she now has plenty of room to do so, thanks to her brand-new $6.95 million Hollywood Hills home.
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However, the footprint from the larger barrage of storms associated with that moisture pipeline, which is known to meteorologists as an "atmospheric river," will have a multi-hazard footprint that would make any national political candidate envious — sweeping states from California northward to Washington and east to the swing states of Colorado and New Mexico.
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The Obama administration also voiced displeasure at what it said was the European Union helping itself to cash that should have ended up in the United States while many in Silicon Valley saw it as further proof that an envious Europe, having lost out on new tech markets, is trying to rig regulations against them.
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Imagine how crazy Bernie Sanders delegates and supporters—the ones who were mistreated all week by Clinton delegates and DNC officials—would have gone if Clinton not only praised Sanders' campaign (which she did), but also acknowledged she's envious of his bravery and will power to buck the system and make himself accountable to the people rather than donors.
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Sure, maybe his winnings sound like chump change in comparison to the game's jackpots that range from $500 to $10,3923, but it's been enough to earn him a position atop the leaderboard, and therefore, the envious eyes of the hundreds of thousands contestants who have spent time with the iPhone app over the last six months.
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In the LM simulators, computers coordinate instructions from the throttle and joystick with the movement of tiny fibre-optic cameras over plaster models of the lunar surface that would have made James Nasmyth deeply envious, thus showing the pilots the relevant bits of the moon as they learn how to control their strange new craft under all conditions.
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The irony of Obama's oil-barrel tax is that it steals a higher percentage of money from the less fortunate than from those who are wealthy, the exact opposite of the normal steal-from-the-rich-and-use-it-to-buy-votes-from-the-envious ploy that we see at play in the current Democratic presidential primary.
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I'd quit my job after burning out badly (this was a few years before "burnout" had entered the lexicon, and thus I was just crazy), and immediately spent a week giddily driving around the Florida Keys in a red Mustang convertible, top down — a portrait of freedom that instilled envious approval from all those around me.
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While Yeoh may have had career highs that would make any actor envious — like starring in Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and making waves as the first Bond girl of Chinese descent in 1997's Tomorrow Never Dies — people can't seem to get enough of that massive emerald ring she wore in Crazy Rich Asians, a jewel she actually owns in real life.
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Rick CrawfordRichard (Rick) CrawfordRepublican Congressman: DNI Nominee committed to declassification transparency The Hill's Morning Report - Attacked repeatedly, Biden fires back Politicians cheer USWNT over defeating England, qualifying for World Cup final MORE (R-Ark.) said Thursday on CNN's "New Day" when asked if he was envious after seeing the leaders of the Senate Intelligence Committee "getting along" in a news conference.
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It sends Hakeem, who longs for family stability (even though he's got a little family cooking in Anika), right into the arms of Laura (Jamila Velazquez) with a fat rock and a marriage proposal, with an envious Tiana (Serayah) looking on, and Rhonda reaching for solace with Anika's (Grace Gealey) kooky ass, who invites Rhonda to stay at her home.
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But that feeling of something more exciting happening somewhere else, of being defined by grades (or likes), of experimenting with nutty ideas you've just encountered, of sniping at people from jealousy and watching people of whom you're envious out of the corner of your eye — all of that, once it migrated online, started shaping our offline lives and being weaponized, too.
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Its bets include the storage company Box (now public), the social networking company Yammer (sold for $1.2 billion to Microsoft in 2012) and Veeva Systems, the company that's generally known for its customer relations software for the life sciences and pharmaceutical industries, though envious investors recognize Veeva as the company that produced a more than 803x return for Emergence when it went public in 2013.
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The film also takes a hard look at all of the things that complicate the way we see ourselves, from our friends — most of Ada's are envious, superficial, or judgmental — to our families, who either betray us out of love and fear — Ada's delivers her to the humiliating virginity test insisted upon by Omar's parents — or are otherwise unavailable to guide us when we need them most.
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Roger Cohen Opinion Columnist I've just watched footage of Donald Trump saluting a North Korean general, and it occurs to me that what's really going on here is that the president is envious of Kim Jong-un, who has the absolute authority to execute his uncle with antiaircraft machine guns, consign tens of thousands of people to the gulag, and rule through a personality cult based on ruthless indoctrination.
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Day had once mentioned being envious of her friend Zoe for having two mums—she'd been talking about the miracle of having two mums who were both so cool, but her dad had taken her words to mean that she didn't want all the family she had, and he'd looked so crestfallen that she'd spent ages explaining her original comment and making it sound even more dismissive of him and Anton until he'd had to laugh.
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