Just because I feel better, doesn't mean people feel better about me.
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It's a solution that makes Polly feel better and us feel better, too.
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"I feel better and I feel guilty that I feel better," she says.
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"I feel better and I feel guilty that I feel better," she said.
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As my mama once said, you feel better about yourself by making others feel better!
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Not only did it make me feel better to eat, it made me feel better to make.
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And it helps me feel better about myself and it helps me feel better about everybody around me.
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"You can feel better and life can feel better, regardless of what you are going through," Emily says.
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In saying "you have to feel better, you have to feel better now", I would inevitably feel worse.
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They'll tell you they feel better when they jog; they feel better when they go on a treadmill.
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And, if people feel better, then they feel better about the President's party, and the President's party continues.
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Are you apologizing because it makes you feel better or because it will make the other person feel better?
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"My mission is to make people feel better and make myself feel better in the process," Mr. Colley said.
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"Nothing makes me feel better, and hopefully it makes other people feel better," Griffin says of recovering from the scandal.
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We're putting policies forward, and people feel better about themselves, and they feel better about their future and their children's future.
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When people are nice to me, I feel better, and when I feel better, my quality of life goes up, and so on.
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I know you said that there&aposs nothing that you can say to make them feel better because they won&apost feel better.
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That is why our country will not get better until our people feel better; and they will not feel better until they do better.
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To write jokes that will make it all OK, or make them feel better, or to make the crowd feel better about it and it's fucking exhausting.
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Slowly I started to feel better and I started losing weight even though that wasn't my intention — my intention was to feel better overall through good nutrition.
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BROWDER: Well, I feel better knowing -- I mean, that by itself doesn&apost make me feel better because the President of the United States is still "considering" it.
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Facebook's researchers have found that when people are actively commenting on posts, they tend to feel better about using social networks — and feel better about themselves in general.
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I do feel better [now], but I think I feel better because I have a community of drivers that I work with and I talk to on a daily basis.
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"It's a lot of steps that you have to take in order to feel better and it's easy to forget, when you're depressed, that you can feel better," McCombs said.
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"I feel better now after two children — I think I look better, I feel better," Decker, 29, who is mother to daughter Vivianne, 3, and son Eric, 19 months, tells PEOPLE.
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I feel better, I look better … I feel good.
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"; "Just don't dwell on it, you'll feel better soon!
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I also generally feel better — but not radically better.
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It was my truth, and I ... You feel better?
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Yeah, so we recommend ... KS: They just feel better.
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I know it will take society longer to follow me, but it's work I'm doing so that I can feel better about myself, and hopefully make other single women feel better, too.
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When you really think about it, you're not offering an explanation to make the other person feel better about missing your presence — you're doing it to make yourself feel better about declining.
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You always feel better when you get the second one.
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Just knowing you care has already made me feel better.
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I wash the dishes in the sink and feel better.
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Doing something good for somebody will make you feel better.
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This kind of detailed planning always makes me feel better.
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I didn't listen to it to make myself feel better.
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I did this in an attempt to simply feel better.
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Otherwise, feel better about your webcam not spying on you!
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The only thing that makes the faux Kufrin feel better?
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You write it all down, and wait to feel better.
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I want to go party, I want to feel better.
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It was an intense conversation, but I feel better afterward.
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Sharing literally made them feel better (though not necessarily physically).
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Lo and behold, I feel better with each heaving crunch.
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"What can we do to help you feel better?" pic.twitter.
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Hopefully with each match I'll feel better and gain confidence.
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Most times I even feel better just giving the compliment.
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I would open my eyes, see you, and feel better.
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It makes them feel better, fast, as the tagline goes.
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Which makes you feel better about your lot in life.
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Plus, shorter nails just tend to feel better on vaginas.
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In short, it was supposed to feel better than this.
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No confidence that I could ever make myself feel better.
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Sometimes a good cry or venting helps you feel better.
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Cakes are a great way to make people feel better.
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"I feel better because I look like myself," she said.
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Hope you feel better now by typing it all out!
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Well, I feel better having gotten that off my chest.
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I thought, 'how do I make him feel better today?
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Endorphins make you feel better, if only for a moment.
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Neatly folded laundry and clean countertops make me feel better.
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Perhaps she was just trying to make herself feel better.
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She makes everybody feel better and makes sure everybody's fed.
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They feel better that they have a perfectly healthy brain.
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And I will watch them, and I will feel better.
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Was that supposed to make me feel better, I wondered?
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I feel better than I have in quite some time.
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And by the end of every run, I feel better.
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Maria said just having it there made her feel better.
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It was something that could make me feel better, fast.
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"I feel better than I usually do," he told me.
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"Hell yeah I feel better," Cavaliers coach Tyronn Lue said.
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Definitely. Do I feel better equipped to make those decisions?
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Rocca's revelation makes me feel better about my wasted youth.
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They exist to make the rest of us feel better.
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And people do try to get us to feel better.
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If it makes you feel better, let it all out.
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Surely opening those vessels should make the patients feel better.
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Again, this is the different ... You feel better about it.
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We would all feel better if hospitals weren't so cheerless.
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Because when you smile, that makes everybody else feel better.
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He would start to feel better soon, he was told.
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"We're trying to make people feel better," Calderón Kellett said.
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Thinking those thoughts didn't make me feel better about myself.
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She tells me to feel better and I head out.
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Would an indefinite future in a totalitarian state feel better?
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DO YOU FEEL BETTER ABOUT REAL ESTATE IN SOUTH KOREA?
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You don't listen to others to make them feel better.
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"I hope you feel better now," Mr. McConnell said, smirking.
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Then we silently judge them and feel better about ourselves.
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Feel better, CF ... helluva trooper if there ever was one.
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Because we feel better when we have cash on hand!
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Not that it's your responsibility to make him feel better.
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But does it help people with a cold feel better?
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I feel better about all the downtime I have had.
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After a Tums and a few hours, I feel better.
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Negative emotions are tools that guide you to feel better.
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Instagram is hiding Like counts to make people feel better.
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I feel better, and my life is completely in order.
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So, we feel better about the year than the quarter.
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"It's just gonna make me feel better," she told him.
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But seeing the pope, he said, "makes me feel better."
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Well, Bannon is off the NSC, you should feel better.
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When we take an active drug, we often feel better.
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Patients seek psychoanalysis to find comfort, to feel better emotionally.
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People will always say rude things to make themselves feel better.
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They usually make me feel better if I'm nervous about something.
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I think that alone makes us wake up and feel better.
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Go on a shopping spree if it'll make you feel better.
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"It makes us feel better knowing we're even closer," she says.
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I feel better than I've ever felt in my entire life.
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You may find different speeds feel better on different body parts.
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Don't wait to feel better, but start to live better now.
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Women surveyed also reported that some orgasms feel better than others.
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The only thing that made me feel better was taking Xanax.
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I also drink my Emergen-C and feel better within minutes.
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Good to see her out and about ... feel better, Dr. Lockhart.
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When you're done using it, do you feel better or worse?
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"The sound, it makes you feel better," says musician Abel Joyo.
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It's a "rigor" ritual that makes them feel better about themselves.
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Let's make ourselves feel better by dreaming of chocolate: Your thoughts?
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To help somebody else solve a problem makes me feel better.
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Most people begin to feel better within one to three days.
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"Maybe laughing about it, we could all feel better," she thought.
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It made me feel better about myself, more confident, more attractive.
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"She said it made her feel better about her own body."
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The fresh air makes me feel better and much less sick.
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To feel better, I force the cat to snuggle with me.
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I feel better about the potential for a robot-led future.
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Most people feel better when they have a plan, she says.
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You want to feel better about yourself and what you did.
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I'M STILL THINKING ABOUT – LIESMAN: I WANT YOU TO FEEL BETTER.
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This Walking Dead Survival Kit can help you feel better equipped.
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Whenever you have people like that around, you always feel better.
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He thought I was just trying to make him feel better.
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Trapping, neutering and reabandoning cats makes humans feel better, not cats.
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"Tell me what you know and you'll feel better," she says.
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Ahead, some little beauty rituals that will help you feel better.
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"Do you feel better than you were feeling previously?" she says.
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You feel better, but you still don't feel anywhere near okay.
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" Because some women do feel better wearing makeup to compete. "Exactly.
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JULIA, NEW YORK If it makes you feel better, why not?
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"Our main purpose is to make women feel better," he said.
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I do not feel better or worse than them, but apart.
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Feel better, Joe Let's all send good thoughts to Joe Perry.
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I cry and he says nothing to make me feel better.
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I can't say something like that has made me feel better.
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Watch: Can electrical zaps to your brain make you feel better?
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Guess that's one way to feel better about your meat consumption.
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I remember that episode making me feel better about second grade.
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Some people may feel better reading every possible story about coronavirus.
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They make us feel better, but I don't quite believe them.
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But after a while, it really would make me feel better.
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"Would it make you feel better to kill someone?" he asks.
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The sort of song that'll make you feel better about Monday.
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"I feel better as soon as I get here," he said.
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"Maybe it will make you feel better about yourself," he added.
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"I feel better now that I am in Australia," she said.
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Putting someone else down to make yourself feel better isn't presidential.
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Does calling terrorists "losers" or "cowardly" make anyone feel better anymore?
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They don't tell their partner what they need to feel better.
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Do you feel better understood by your friends or your parents?
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You'll feel better in 100 years when they create psycho-pharmaceuticals.
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Would it make you feel better if we called the doctor?
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Most people do this just so they feel better about themselves.
|
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Democrats feel better than ever about winning back the Senate majority.
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We don't need to feel better about World War I's slaughter.
|
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But I loved her and I was starting to feel better.
|
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I always feel obligated to make the other person feel better.
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That night in Austin, I believed I would never feel better.
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And over the next few weeks, she started to feel better.
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Can the latest color of the year help people feel better?
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"You can really make people feel better about themselves," Utecht said.
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I was really hoping it would feel better, because this suuuuuuuucks.
|
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" The couple feel better in the Hamptons "because of the light.
|
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But building bridges usually makes me feel better than filing complaints.
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Do I feel better than I felt 15, 17 years ago?
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You feel better when you're laughing, even if it's at yourself.
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It makes you feel better about yourself to watch those shows.
|
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You'll sleep better, feel better, have more energy, and worry less.
|
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"I feel better than I ever have, you know?" he says.
|
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O.K., Mama, I said again, you sleep there, we'll sleep and in the morning we'll feel better, though I feared I wouldn't feel better, in body and spirit both I thought I would likely feel much worse.
|
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Sometimes, I even had a hunch it was making me feel better.
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Cool. Now get out your checkbook and I'll help you feel better.
|
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"I feel better than I did during the grass (tournaments)," he said.
|
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"Music really lifted me up and made me feel better," she says.
|
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I know we'll feel better after the weekend because we always do.
|
|
Now, tell us: do you feel better-informed and ready to browse?
|
|
Even though she works long days, running always makes her feel better.
|
|
"Knowing that I'll feel better after I throw up," she told Guthrie.
|
|
This takes a little burden off me and makes me feel better.
|
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As long as we have that, I think people will feel better.
|
|
Of course, it partly justified their profession and made them feel better.
|
|
Slowly but surely, I began to feel better about my own body.
|
|
He can't ignore all the other women to make Elyse feel better.
|
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It helped get our minds off things and made us feel better.
|
|
THE elites of Washington are starting to feel better about Donald Trump.
|
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He won't laugh to make someone feel better when they are bombing.
|
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But is there anything in particular you can drink to feel better?
|
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Now, I'm healthy and at a normal weight and couldn't feel better!
|
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In many cases, psychiatric drugs help people feel better, Dr. Langman says.
|
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But those feel better than the belief that nothing would ever happen.
|
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It doesn't have to be like a high -- they just feel better.
|
|
I know I'll feel better about myself if I start exercising again.
|
|
Would a mound of frozen sugar and milk make me feel better?
|
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Whatever makes her feel better and have a wonderful time for Kourtney.
|
|
Israelis loved him because he allowed them to feel better about themselves.
|
|
We bet you'll feel better by the time you finish reading this.
|
|
Campaign spokesman Nick Merrill said Clinton "continues to feel better" Monday morning.
|
|
Besides, who doesn't feel better after a soak in a hot bath?
|
|
I immediately feel better once I start driving again—it relaxes me.
|
|
Once you start adopting those little things, you start to feel better.
|
|
Both activities are driven by a desire to look and feel better.
|
|
"Knowing that I'll feel better after I throw up," Schumer told Guthrie.
|
|
It makes us feel better about ourselves, albeit in a contrived way.
|
|
After you get a good haircut, how could you not feel better?
|
|
So how, specifically, can people start to feel better about their relationships?
|
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Dieter: I will make you feel better about that feeling right now.
|
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So you save money, and you feel better about what you're eating.
|
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It was mesmerising and it made me feel better for some reason.
|
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In most cases, trying to get hydrated can help you feel better.
|
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That makes sense — physical activity is proven to help people feel better.
|
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Uncle Steve and his family wouldn't make her feel better or worse.
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No one knows the lyrics to "If I Ever Feel Better," either.
|
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"Indeed, you feel better if you have time to digest," Merad said.
|
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I'm starting to get consistent at-bats and starting to feel better.
|
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Maybe this could just be a story that makes you feel better.
|
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Republicans were more optimistic, with 68 percent saying they feel better off.
|
|
It has been more than a year, and I still feel better.
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After, however, I always feel better, and I'm glad I did it.
|
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It's real and it's raw, but somehow it makes you feel better.
|
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Go pet a dog at a party, it'll make you feel better.
|
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It made me feel better and I wore it, it's fucking great.
|
|
Whether that will make them feel better is another story, of course.
|
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Fingering can, in fact, feel better than a finger in your nose.
|
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I don't know why that makes me feel better, but it does.
|
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No, but it makes me feel better and I have more fun.
|
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I want to feel better when I wake up in the morning.
|
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But this sure as hell doesn't make me feel better about it.
|
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And hopefully he'll feel better, with his moves being sick and all.
|
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"It makes those guys feel better about what's going on," Roenicke said.
|
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Oliver Smithies would have made that veteran feel better too, I think.
|
|
I feel better about not seeing it earlier in the solve now.
|
|
We feel better in the moment, but worse in the long run.
|
|
Democrats would feel better today if their baselining theory had been correct.
|
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Afterward, I always feel better, recharged and grateful for the days ahead.
|
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The only way to feel better is to do something to help.
|
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That made me feel better than I've felt in a long time.
|
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Fortunately, by then, she said she had already started to feel better.
|
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Other treatments also have a placebo effect, and make people feel better.
|
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To cook, after all, is to make yourself and others feel better.
|
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You'll feel better, and maybe, incidentally, make the world a better place.
|
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He appeared to feel better, and said he wanted to go home.
|
|
I couldn't feel better about it, and my productivity reflects it, too.
|
|
For Davidson, work is the only thing that makes him feel better.
|
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You know, it made me feel better, I guess I can say.
|
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The labels just make some people feel better about littering, she said.
|
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Hugs can help people feel better after conflicts or any negative events.
|
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"It might make you feel better, but practically, it doesn't accomplish anything."
|
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You want to do things to feel better and don't know how.
|
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I better feel better than today otherwise I am really going skiing.
|
|
My wife sent me this horoscope meme to make me feel better.
|
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Relieving stress and anxiety might help you feel better — for a bit.
|
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And we feel better about ourselves being "yes" people than scolding mamas.
|
|
Three days later, he realized he was slowly starting to feel better.
|
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She has some clients who feel better after one or two sessions.
|
|
I kept asking the doctor, 'When am I going to feel better?
|
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That is, they want to feel better rather than seek accurate information.
|
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If pajamas in the daytime make you feel better -- have at it.
|
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When we expect a pill to make us feel better, it does.
|
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Finishing the album I felt like I was starting to feel better.
|
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Yates: I don't think I have anything that'll make you feel better.
|
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Reflecting on my relationship with Pearl, I'm aware of how narcissistic I sound: I got a dog to make myself feel better, and then I made financially irresponsible choices so she could continue to make me feel better.
|
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"The fact that these guys have become much more supportive of the open source community makes people feel better about Google and makes developers feel better about working with their tools because they can avoid lock-in," he added.
|
|
The problems are almost always solvable problems, which therein makes people feel better.
|
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I'm told it can't happen but I'll feel better when I see it.
|
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If you make better choices for yourself then you feel better about yourself.
|
|
I don't know, but buying things always makes a good American feel better.
|
|
Sometimes all you need to feel better is a nice cup of tea.
|
|
Staver later wrote her own explanation of how she came to feel better.
|
|
Reading these stories from Reddit might just make you feel better about yourself.
|
|
The walk makes me feel better, and we really talk the issue out.
|
|
But nothing they could tell me was going to make me feel better.
|
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I hope you feel better soon because we got some celebrating to do.
|
|
But I feel better once I realize where she's headed: Daniel's (Y'lan Noel)!
|
|
Do we really feel better after we watched someone burn at the stake?
|
|
More importantly, it can help them to feel better than they actually are.
|
|
She's great and tells me to get some rest and feel better soon.
|
|
Now you can feel better about buying some makeup for Halloween and beyond.
|
|
If it makes you feel better, Sydney Sweeney is 20 in real life.
|
|
When I do finally imbibe some oil, though, I start to feel better.
|
|
"The only thing that makes you feel better is hot water," she said.
|
|
There's nothing inherently wrong with wanting to change your body or feel better.
|
|
Sometimes it takes some experimenting to figure out what makes you feel better.
|
|
Eventually, your cold will go away and you'll feel better — don't sweat it.
|
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" Jephson claimed, "They dubbed Diana nuts so people would feel better about Camilla.
|
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Maybe it makes you feel better about your own life, which is interesting.
|
|
TV: [McQueen] gets a young woman to make him feel better about himself!
|
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Often times, the exercise is pretty self-reinforcing and you feel better afterwards.
|
|
Breaking up doesn't change minds — it just makes you feel better about yourself.
|
|
"We're just rooting for Kanye to get better, to feel better," he said.
|
|
"'I feel better than winning the championship," Bryant told reporters following his victory.
|
|
"I feel better and better," she tells new national music series The Kate.
|
|
We truly understand it, so we can make you feel better about it.
|
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I am not trying to make any white people feel better right now.
|
|
He stopped eating food provided by the company and began to feel better.
|
|
"If it's going to make you feel better about yourself, so be it."
|
|
They package that all together for their audience to feel better about themselves.
|
|
In return, Republicans like Ryan will feel better about continuing to support him.
|
|
I've really been trying to figure out how to make it feel better.
|
|
This makes me feel better," wrote one person while another said, "Wisdom baby!!!
|
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He talks about rich bastards making themselves feel better by giving to charity.
|
|
A rash had spread across her body, but she seemed to feel better.
|
|
If his ratings should collapse, consolation prizes will not make anyone feel better.
|
|
"Whenever I'm doubting myself, I start dancing and I feel better," he says.
|
|
Maybe, I thought, these little clit punches would feel better than tentacle tickles?
|
|
Over the next few months, he began to feel better, according to West.
|
|
A lot of players will feel better with Novak out of the draw.
|
|
"Try straightening up a room—I guarantee, in 15 minutes you'll feel better."
|
|
Research suggests that gossiping to help someone else can make you feel better.
|
|
But it might make you feel better to know that you're not alone.
|
|
It doesn't make anyone feel better except for America's adversaries around the world.
|
|
" She is a maximalist, she said: "Look, I feel better when there's bulk.
|
|
So much for "fresh air," although I do feel better after moving around.
|
|
Even without those tests, I feel better anyway, so I know it's working.
|
|
"This may make you feel better, but I really don't care," Graham said.
|
|
I feel better now, but I've worn this sweatshirt nearly every day since.
|
|
What I do know is when I get more sleep I feel better.
|
|
Kaleb found out and wanted to make his late friend's mother feel better.
|
|
"These are things that can help them feel better very quickly," Walter said.
|
|
So does tracking your pizza on a map just make you feel better?
|
|
But we both got to make each other feel better all day long.
|
|
The Likes would roll in, she'd get more followers, and she'd feel better.
|
|
But now as a result of the counseling and preaching, women [feel better].
|
|
It's a few cents at a time, but it makes her feel better.
|
|
Sure, do your obnoxious "Safety School" chant if it makes you feel better.
|
|
He is waiting for his ankle to feel better before continuing his rehab.
|
|
It won't undo the over-indulging, but it could help you feel better.
|
|
All it does is you start to feel better a little bit sooner.
|
|
Its gooey, savory innards and perfectly toasty exterior will make you feel better.
|
|
"I too have noticed horror movies make me feel better," said one user.
|
|
The sooner you confront these unexpected issues, the sooner you'll feel better, Cancer.
|
|
I feel better here than in my own village because there's more security.
|
|
When she didn't feel better after two weeks she went to a doctor.
|
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And the Model 3 by its nature makes you feel better about yourself.
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Men feel better about the economy than they have in over a decade.
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Maybe it'll help you feel better about the troubles on your mind, too.
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What you'll really notice, however, is how much you feel better over time.
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But taking action will make you feel better about your family's medical plan.
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"I feel better than I look, don't worry," he said during the match.
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It simply made shoppers who'd embraced a smaller-is-better mentality feel better.
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Feel better, O ... we're sure Draya Michele will get you back in shape.
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And you may feel better once you realize how common Christmas ambivalence is.
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It makes me feel better to just know where the money is going.
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It's this: People transition because they think it will make them feel better.
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I feel better, though there are still flashes of chest pain and discomfort.
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If all else fails, make pancakes and don't stop until you feel better.
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I feel better about my work, and I eat a lot better myself.
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It took a day or two, but slowly she began to feel better.
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You don't even need to sit in it to feel better about everything.
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Not antivirals, but it makes people feel better because they're used to it.
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"If you feel better or healthier buying organic, go for it," Malani explains.
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Usually when I'm sick, I'll watch "Friends" because it makes me feel better.
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It&aposs a great way to look good and feel better about yourself.
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You'll feel better knowing the defending Masters champ hit five straight into water.
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Apparently she was tired of her patients' asking her how to feel better.
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"I better feel better than today," he said when asked about the clash.
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Wouldn't we all feel better if we acknowledged that fact and acted accordingly?
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He added that the drug will not make patients feel better or stronger.
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If I'm being honest with myself, I don't feel better with this information.
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"I hope you feel better now," McConnell said after she asked her question.
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Sally — does it feel better to replace humans with robots given human names?
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"I tell people it's going to make you feel better," Riley told Insider.
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I own running shoes, and my boots feel better than my running shoes.
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Checking on your ex's social media profiles may help you temporarily feel better.
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But doing so now can help you feel better in the long run.
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He started her on strong immune-suppressing medicines, and she did feel better.
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My goal was always to dress American men and make them feel better.
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You know, I enjoy doing the show because it makes me feel better.
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"Sometimes the audience would just cheer to make me feel better," Lizzo said.
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" Sauce ranking: Mild "They just feel better than the full-on cotton ones.
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How are his jokes in anyway supposed to make the victims feel better?
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You can call me that if it makes you feel better, Dr. Freud.
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When out on deployment to Afghanistan and elsewhere, he would actually feel better.
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And within minutes of cancelling, I'd start to feel better again, every single time.
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These measures will make us feel better, but provide few if any, security benefits.
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I just want it to be one that makes them feel better about themselves.
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Plus, it sets you up to feel better for the rest of the day.
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Jewish penicillin — that makes many of us feel better when we have a cold?
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So, what can you do to make your eyes feel better during hayfever season?
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"I also hope that my music helps others who aren't doing well feel better."
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It feels so good to get fresh air, and I almost immediately feel better.
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Her immediate reaction is to be silly with everyone and make people feel better!
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I think giving [a child a] toy distracts them and makes them feel better.
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It's been a very difficult time, but I'm just starting to feel better now.
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I don't think the Fed's actions today necessarily make me feel better about them.
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Is it going to make people feel better, or will it lead to pain?
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"Sometimes it makes you feel better to know that somebody else knows," she says.
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Just because medications make you feel better, that doesn't mean you actually are better.
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People no longer feel better than last year, so why would they spend more?
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"You'll feel better that you're taking care of yourself as well as your family."
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Kidney-transplant recipients live longer than those on chronic dialysis and generally feel better.
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"This isn't a 'I'll feel better in a week' type of deal," he writes.
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Part of my journey going forward will be figuring out how to feel better.
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All teams benefit, and we're not just saying that to make you feel better.
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If you don't feel better by then, go see a healthcare provider for sure.
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"I think he started to feel better in spring training with it," Girardi said.
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"I feel better today than I did two and half years ago," said Jackson.
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"There's nothing you can do to make her feel better," said costar Tamra Judge.
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As he started to feel better, Melvin also started to explore his new surroundings.
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"I feel better than I did when I was 30 or 40," she says.
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I get a free refill and dog treats and feel better about my morning.
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"We just want Kim Kardashian to feel better and to slay," tweeted one supporter.
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These ideas no longer feel like genuine efforts to make anyone actually feel better.
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I feel better, I sleep better, I don't get angry with people so much.
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And there's nothing I can listen to that will truly make me feel better.
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Lots of people assume that being on top during sex makes everything feel better.
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HALL: I say thank you for your service and it makes me feel better.
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Make someone feel better about their day and see how it cascades to you!
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LeoJuly 23 to August 22You look how you feel better than anyone else, Leo.
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It&aposs about the human right to feel better in a very difficult world.
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Speagle built a house and a spaceship, but it didn't make him feel better.
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I guess I feel better about the fillers than I do about the Botox.
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"I get up and rub them and get her to feel better," he says.
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"I started to look better, even though I didn't feel better," Penney tells Broadly.
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Do you have a makeup product that instantly makes you feel better after applied?
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Maybe, though, you'll feel better knowing you're taking part in a powerful economic movement.
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"The days have gone on and I think it's getting better—I feel better."
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Going back to see Chase was the only thing that made me feel better.
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But when you get back and pet Flame, he helps you to feel better.
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But if it makes you feel better, they're not easy for Gigi Hadid, either.
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"It's not something where you just instantly feel better," she said of Nassar's sentencing.
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I feel like you're waging a heroic campaign to make us all feel better.
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It doesn't just make me look better, but it makes me emotionally feel better.
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It was a creative issue and that made me feel better about the decision.
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Two weeks later, your lung function has improved and you start to feel better.
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Read This Next: There Are Easier Ways to Feel Better Than Quitting Social Media
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Based on previous trials, Strous knows that patients will soon start to feel better.
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I do it because it works and it makes me feel better about me.
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We're here to give those people confidence and help them feel better about themselves.
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And, because they're real friends, they listened and understood, and made me feel better.
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Sometimes, getting a nice, long massage from your partner can feel better than sex.
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I tell her that she might feel better if she washes away the day.
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Now we feel better, thinking that in the U.S., they are being idiots squared.
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"We feel better about the business than in '17," Simon CEO David Simon said.
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And my hair did feel better after I tried this, though not for long.
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She said she is willing to try anything to make her daughter feel better.
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He focuses on the discomfort of others and tries to make everyone feel better.
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" But sometimes I'm like, "No, come on, I know I'm gonna feel better afterward.
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It might make the Democrats feel better; it probably cannot restore them to power.
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They dismiss it as something we do to feel better, not to be better.
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It also makes me feel better about pretty much recycling 90% of my clothes.
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At least then, Swieca said, she might feel better about Chapman's helping the team.
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He had to do something, he said, because doing something made him feel better.
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"It makes me feel better if I can alchemize all of this," he said.
|
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Republicans feel better about their chances of holding the Senate seat with Flake's departure.
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So it's perhaps not surprising that Democrats feel better than Republicans about current circumstances.
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I think a lot of people turn to substances to make themselves feel better.
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Help me feel better about this with your own stories in today's Open Thread!
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At first, Sun Ra made me feel better––the slow pace, the seductive voices.
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You always try to make people laugh, to make people feel better, to help.
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I've gotten older and I want to help people feel better—that's my groove.
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But the reason I work out is because it makes me feel better mentally.
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A grown man has to slam a young woman to make himself feel better.
|
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And what could make us feel better than vibrations in and around our vaginas?
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Remember that you're not trying to fix anything or make the person feel better.
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"We all start crying until we feel better, all together," said her sister, Shirin.
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"If it would make all of you feel better, I can't type," he said.
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Would I be forcing her to relive something painful to make myself feel better?
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Simple acts like these can go a long way to make everyone feel better.
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But we also know that when people feel better about themselves, medical outcomes improve.
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I knew I had to say something to make people feel better about it.
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"I was actually praying that the next moment I could feel better," he said.
|
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"I feel better about the banks than I do any oil company," Cramer said.
|
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So, hopefully, each week I feel better and I can keep working on things.
|
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And you're spending a lot of money waiting for the talent to feel better.
|
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"I honestly feel better than I thought I was going to feel," she said.
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"[It] has been amazing, and I feel better than I ever have," he said.
|
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I didn't get the chance to feel better with myself, to do this again.
|
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But that means we also have the power to make each other feel better.
|
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The repair service also made me feel better about the price of the boots.
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"I think [the patients] would feel better about themselves," she told NBC affiliate WWLP.
|
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They sound better, drive better, look better and feel better than 95% of cars.
|
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That's the only way I can work and help someone feel better about themselves.
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But in terms of anything bad happening to it, I feel better about Berkshire.
|
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They serve no other purpose other than to make dickheads feel better about themselves.
|
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That the poor guy was just trying to make a sad girl feel better.
|
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Hopefully this knowledge will make you feel better about your own phone photography skills.
|
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In the emergency room, she had been given Maalox and started to feel better.
|
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It's simple, it's free, and it's pretty much guaranteed to make you feel better.
|
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I said, "You've got this!" but it didn't seem to make her feel better.
|
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I'd feel better if I believed Trump put the national interest above his ego.
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Do you think that was an attempt to make Mitt feel better — or worse?
|
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They wanted to feel better, and they especially appreciated having someone to talk to.
|
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It also just seems counterintuitive that taking sleep away can help someone feel better.
|
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It's also a given that when you exercise, you generally feel better about yourself.
|
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"We said, 'Look, the job is not to make people feel better,'" she recalled.
|
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Researchers are also finding that it actually can, and does, make us feel better.
|
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When she's hungry or exhausted, Lockert says she'll spend any amount to feel better.
|
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"Plants will make you feel better, but they won't clean the air," he said.
|
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Feel free to turn the puzzle upside down if it makes you feel better.
|
|
It all made the brooding boss feel better, people close to Mr. Trump said.
|
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"I certainly feel better about that position now," Michigan State Coach Tom Izzo said.
|
|
Symptomatic treatments can make patients feel better, but they are often temporary and reversible.
|
|
She could spot pain in others and find ways to make them feel better.
|
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"These are things that can help them feel better very quickly," Dr. Walter said.
|
|
Read Steven Pinker's forthcoming book, "Enlightenment Now," to feel better about the current era.
|
|
He had sprained his ankle, and I was trying to make him feel better.
|
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These administrative survival tasks kept me busy, but they didn't make me feel better.
|
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I think out of that whole ... Well, one thing that'll make you feel better.
|
|
Within minutes, without canceling my plans, I start to feel better again, every single time.
|
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Who makes you feel better when it seems like the world is a garbage fire?
|
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I'm just happy that I can make anyone else out there feel better about themselves!
|
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And I think anybody who has a pet knows that they make you feel better.
|
|
It instantly made me feel better and like I could be successful on this journey.
|
|
Ahead, we break down why soup may actually make you feel better when you're sick.
|
|
"Nothing makes me feel better because this could all change on the 29th," she continued.
|
|
They always work for me and make me feel better, so I'm all for drugs.
|
|
Because Burt's Bees is an ethically minded company, it makes me feel better about myself.
|
|
Bush, meanwhile, continues to feel better and is focusing on spending time with her husband.
|
|
Parents certainly want their ill children to feel better, and they, naturally, want to help.
|
|
There are ways to make yourself feel better and know how blessed we all are.
|
|
A few years ago, researchers invested whether journaling made people feel better psychologically after separation.
|
|
It's an endless cycle that doesn't make you feel better or help you move on.
|
|
I feel better, I look better, and I've been sharing more of myself with others.
|
|
I take a minute to meditate using the Aura app, and I feel better already.
|
|
If you avoid publicly humiliating yourself, you won't just look better, you'll feel better too.
|
|
In many cases, crisis workers are at least able to help the person feel better.
|
|
"I feel better when people are interested in each other," he said of the street.
|
|
I'm sure my request will be ignored, but I feel better at least verbalizing it.
|
|
Chug a ton of water and eat something to make myself feel better, which works.
|
|
"People might feel better in the moment, but it's not long-term effective," Miller warned.
|
|
They'd smack into the wall and shatter; for whatever reason, this made me feel better.
|
|
Blacks and Hispanics compare themselves to reference groups that may make them feel better off.
|
|
And because if attractive, fictional people flounder, we feel better about having done it ourselves.
|
|
With this information in hand, you then know when you can expect to feel better.
|
|
My mother is involved and right now she's just worried about making me feel better.
|
|
If those don't make you feel better about being a party of one, nothing will.
|
|
While accomplishing nothing, hopefully this comical eruption of pathetic desperation will make them feel better.
|
|
I let that all sink in for a few minutes and start to feel better.
|
|
If nothing else, it'll make you feel better about your cord-wrangling situation at home.
|
|
She wanted to feel better and get to the bottom of what was troubling her.
|
|
I have more energy and feel better than I have ever in my entire life.
|
|
In addition, I discovered that a part of me didn't want him to feel better.
|
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"Once the election is over, people are going to feel better regardless of the outcome."
|
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Take them off after 10 minutes and feel better for the rest of your trip.
|
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Well, he might as well blow up Delaney's boat, just to make himself feel better.
|
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Meditating ten or twenty minutes every day should help you feel better after a while.
|
|
Maybe you should try eating vegan, and it will help you feel better about yourself.
|
|
Is it helpful advice, made with the goal of helping the non-smiler feel better?
|
|
All I want to do is feel better… Is there anything more I can do?
|
|
That likely helped buyers not only afford homes but feel better about the overall investment.
|
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I feel better about things because nowadays, mixed families are becoming more and more common.
|
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I'm sure no one has noticed my adaptive behavior, but it makes me feel better.
|
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Through cultural osmosis, I somehow got the idea that this would help me feel better.
|
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I just turned 55 and I feel better than I did when I was 40.
|
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For some reason, his supporters try to make themselves feel better by playing word games.
|
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Asked if the one-on-one moment with Kate helped her feel better, Khareesha nodded.
|
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In other words, crying while listening to sad songs really does make you feel better.
|
|
"With the tour canceled, Kim hopes that Kanye will feel better soon," says the insider.
|
|
Do you feel better equipped to deal with that feeling now than you did then?
|
|
To make herself feel better, she calls up Suzy to ask if Suzy can whistle.
|
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Perhaps that makes you feel better about treating clients and friends to dinners or events.
|
|
Other than that it's going to be building myself up and making [myself] feel better.
|
|
To my vast, inept surprise, I found that moving and sweating made me feel better.
|
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He was temporarily paralyzed in 2012, and found that urine therapy made him feel better.
|
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The game boards feel better designed, for instance, while the power-ups are more useful.
|
|
I mostly consented to getting help because I wanted to make my dad feel better.
|
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"It was the canvas that made me feel better about doing it," Mr. Edelman said.
|
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Hopefully in the next 24 to 48 hours you turn a corner and feel better.
|
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"Putting this money into animal welfare would mean people feel better about it," he said.
|
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In my own universe, surrounded by junk fact and junk conclusions, I feel better already.
|
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The keyboard should also feel better (hopefully less flat) thanks to second-generation butterfly keys.
|
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It will make me feel better, and it will get me closer to my goals.
|
|
You know how slicking on a layer of red lipstick instantly makes you feel better?
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Toxicity is the only thing that makes you feel better when you're in a rush.
|
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Read This Next: Therapy Makes You Feel Like Shit Before it Makes You Feel Better
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I sent back pictures of me and my friend to try make him feel better.
|
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"The point is not to solve all your problems — it's to feel better," Foung said.
|
|
"Females feel better when it's warmer, so they can exert more effort," speculated Dr. Kajackaite.
|
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It's white people making themselves feel better without actually doing anything of substance, they say.
|
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It lowers my blood pressure, makes my skin feel better, reduces my anxiety about death.
|
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"Pills don't make you feel better, they reduce the intensity of the episode," she said.
|
|
While it might make you feel better, we'd be nowhere if we lived like that.
|
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But my very different idea is also great, and it might make you feel better.
|
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The Switch Lite's face buttons look and feel better than those on the standard Switch.
|
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"Democrats would feel better if they were consistently plus-10 in the generic," said Kondik.
|
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It makes me feel better every day to slowly see these changes in my body.
|
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The combination was a haphazard experiment but she got lucky and began to feel better.
|
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Plus, some people want to go through a process just to make themselves feel better.
|
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They could be worth a try; many people say they feel better after wearing them.
|
|
He said the funniest things and they were always meant to make you feel better.
|
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If he just got a good night's rest, he told himself, he would feel better.
|
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"I had no business being out there, but it made me feel better," he said.
|
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"I am hoping that this perm will help me feel better about myself," Ferris says.
|
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In the end, in today's hectic and manic world, it simply makes them feel better.
|
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Then I remember the parts that made me want to leave, and I feel better.
|
|
Some things feel better expressed in English, and some are more beautifully said in Spanish.
|
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That's going to make everything feel better, but I think you should be cautious here.
|
|
I want to keep sleeping, but I tell myself that I'll feel better after yoga.
|
|
The doctor's sentiment was that if Rosie looked normal, she would feel better about herself.
|
|
As the nausea subsides and I start to feel better, I really miss Fernando's company.
|
|
Ask her to get screened for it, toward possible treatment to help her feel better.
|
|
"It's not something where you just instantly feel better," Raisman told NBC's "Today" show Thursday.
|
|
Greta said what made her feel better was to be heard, first by her parents.
|
|
It might be chemical and digital, the way we feel better about love or whatever.
|
|
I think this show helps us all feel better about our own horrific kitchen creations.
|
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I can tell it doesn't make me feel better, for sure, which would be interesting.
|
|
When people don't have jobs or hope, they turn to drugs to feel better, she said.
|
|
When people feel better about their home's value, they are more apt to invest in it.
|
|
Sometimes meditation makes me fixate on what's bothering me, and sometimes it makes me feel better.
|
|
Sisters have the ability to make each other feel better, even if it's an accidental consolation.
|
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Unfortunate to hear but I feel better knowing I wasn't the only one this happened to.
|
|
"I felt like I'd done something terribly wrong just by wanting to feel better," she noted.
|
|
The friendship has helped the animal feel better and has led to some truly precious photos.
|
|
The buttons on a calculator feel better than the clicky buttons and joystick on these arcades.
|
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WILLIAMS: That&aposs OK. It&aposs OK. WATTERS: It&aposs OK. I feel better about it.
|
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My wife and I have both lost weight and feel better than we have in years.
|
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"I felt like I'd done something terribly wrong just by wanting to feel better," she said.
|
|
Today, I decided to spare them my sniffles, but wouldn't you know I feel better already.
|
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It&aposs fine, let it vent, let it all out if it makes you feel better.
|
|
The belief that a pill or procedure will help sets a person up to feel better.
|
|
Two and a half years later I'm still a member and I feel better than ever.
|
|
And the fresh air and the way the trees swayed, just everything made me feel better.
|
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"It's not as simple as someone just wants to feel better after a game," he said.
|
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So you'll feel better, at the very least, when your road trip comes to an end.
|
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Stop, Breathe & Think is aiming to build a digital wellness platform to help people feel better.
|
|
And how is the bacchanalian pursuit even remotely related to making you look and feel better?
|
|
I lay back in bed for about 20 minutes to feel better after throwing up breakfast.
|
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Get home and have a bite of leftover pizza in the fridge and immediately feel better.
|
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I am starting to feel better, which is good news because I have a concert tonight.
|
|
And yet, for whatever reason, it made me feel better to think that he had cancer.
|
|
And that's what I wanted to test: Would the 8x8 rule actually make me feel better?
|
|
So you can feel better about yourself because you're not as screwed up as we are?
|
|
I've asked people, 'Does that make you feel better about yourself to be laughing at me?
|
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"The reason I got into makeup is it's all about making yourself feel better," she says.
|
|
Therefore, naps don't just help us think better; they help us feel better (especially morning naps).
|
|
I've noticed in the last year that I feel better, and that people have my back.
|
|
Tonight, I turn on Coco to make me feel better, and it's definitely a good option.
|
|
I have less trouble getting to sleep at night, and I feel better rested every morning.
|
|
When they feel down, they know exactly what to do to make the other feel better.
|
|
It totally kicks my ass and I am a sweaty mess afterwards, but I feel better.
|
|
So this "interactive" wellness initiative is not really about public health or making you feel better.
|
|
Here's some news that should make you feel better about your dating life (or lack thereof).
|
|
I feel better that I got a sweat in and then go back home to shower.
|
|
I feel better about myself afterwards and stop to get a juice on my walk home.
|
|
"You can fiddle around with a few knobs and make yourself feel better," Schmidt tells Axios.
|
|
And it's been a year since I've had my surgery, and I feel better than ever.
|
|
And they do make us feel better, but it comes across as off-putting or rigid.
|
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If someone else can feel better about it seeing me speak up, then job well done.
|
|
If you learn to be comfortable with yourself sooner, life will feel better as a whole.
|
|
It happens when someone ignorant feels the need to make themselves feel better by harassing others.
|
|
I make something to eat at home to make myself feel better about this boring purchase.
|
|
Those people make everyone feel better on a day where we don't have to be ourselves.
|
|
The debate didn't change their minds, it helped them feel better about making their opinion public.
|
|
About two-thirds feel better after at least a year, and they improve as time passes.
|
|
As a party, Republicans will feel better about what they can accomplish with Trump up top.
|
|
"I don't feel like I have to think about the future to feel better," he said.
|
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PERINO: OK. WATTERS: Because I&aposm 2900 now, and I like -- it makes me feel better.
|
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There are also other well-funded startups in the space dedicated to making us feel better.
|
|
So many people are getting something like this to make themselves feel better about something emotional.
|
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Overall, I just feel better and it's reflected so awesomely on my family and my marriage.
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One gets the distinct sense that everyone would feel better if it would just go away.
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And because of the enormous power of placebos, people often do feel better after taking them.
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"When people feel better about the market you don't want to see utilities lead," Lerner said.
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Even if dinner is something simple like this, I feel better when I make our meals.
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But that doesn't mean women should wait for the world to change before they feel better.
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I feel better knowing that I'm doing something that can help other kids and their families.
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Apparently we feel better about publicity stunts when we can say that we saw them coming.
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They can make you feel better you're sick or want to change the way you look.
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But the real reason I watched all these episodes is because it made me feel better.
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They want people to join their pity party so that they can feel better about themselves.
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Finished A Handmaid's Tale and need some pick-me-up music to make you feel better?
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And bonus: if you've been drinking, they might even help you feel better the next morning.
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This way you not only feel better, but you're also able to focus on your work.
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You're supposed to finish the whole treatment, even if you feel better, and especially with antibiotics.
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Instead of finishing the bottle, you should just stop taking the pills when you feel better.
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If you overdid it the night before, you'll try anything to feel better in the morning.
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But even without the helplines, there are techniques people can use to try and feel better.
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The mat features 10 "power poses" that let you stretch, massage and feel better while standing.
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It can even include some aesthetic steel slats, if that makes him feel better about it.
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I don't know if that makes you feel better or worse, but no, they hate you.
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See if it actually does make people feel better about how their data is being used.
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This sets up for a recovery in starts as builders feel better about their growth prospects.
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Finn began to feel better at once, and after his second day he hoped for visitors.
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Notably, children did feel better when the other person offered to help rebuild their toppled towers.
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It prolongs your life, it makes you feel better, and it can even boost your mood.
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"Last night's attack may make America feel better because Assad deserved it, and more," Murphy said.
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For example, my client wants to exercise so that she can lose weight and feel better.
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You'll also get a lot more accomplished and feel better about yourself if you stay fit.
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I don't do it nearly as often as before, but it always makes me feel better.
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A night time practice of meditation might make you feel better rested in the morning too.
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My friend gently suggested I try restorative classes, and her words immediately made me feel better.
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We're seeing them as someone to make into an enemy so we feel better about ourselves.
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Such a theory accounts for humor's ability to soothe, provide release, and make us feel better.
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You know it's good for you — and you even feel better when you drink up, right?
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I would come home and bake all night by myself, and it made me feel better.
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I'm feeling irritable, and the one thing that could make me feel better is a cigarette.
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"If you have caffeine on an empty stomach, you might feel better after eating," says Webb.
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So, if you're tired, it's no surprise that a nap will definitely make you feel better.
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I feel better and I can have sex whenever I want without worrying about the mess.
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Often, people may feel better after applying heat or taking over-the counter medications, Deyo said.
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It's sort of window dressing and making Japan maybe feel better about itself, despite these statistics.
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"It makes me feel better about not making mistakes about things I just don't know about."
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I'm assuming that it was because I made them feel better or supported them through something.
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Reducing exposure to stocks may make investors feel better now, but will come at a price.
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But before there was any time to stew, a talk with Cora made him feel better.
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This may help you feel better, and it could motivate you to take more positive action.
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Columbia was, of course, founded in the mid-18th Century so that makes me feel better.
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I found that trying to help others made me feel better about myself—like I mattered.
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Having said that, if it makes you feel better to wipe off toilet seat, go ahead.
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There's a feeling that these meetings are a means for executives to feel better about themselves.
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Rick can put out gazebo fires or eradicate Negan's forces, if that makes him feel better.
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Regardless, if it makes you feel better then it is likely to be worthwhile for you.
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I feel better about myself when I have a little bit more weight on my body.
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It's [also] okay to let it go and focus on something that makes you feel better.
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When you finish, I bet you'll feel better until you get home to the real thing.
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If I'm having a bad day I can just touch his warm skin and feel better.
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Find one cockroach in the kitchen and you might feel better for having caught the sucker.
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If you're feeling down this winter, you don't have to wait until spring to feel better.
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And he had given her honey from his farm, which had made her grandma feel better.
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Along comes California — yet again — to make people feel better about the possibility of serious action.
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Fresh air and funny kids make me feel better but I'm a little crabbier than usual.
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Around the time she was starting to feel better, he woke up feeling tired and achy.
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You put it in your water and you gulp it and it makes you feel better.
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Mr. Fadiman's (admittedly informal, nonrandomized) research suggests that people who follow this protocol simply feel … better.
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It seems like we try to avoid it to make us feel better about our nation.
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I put a new velvet scrunchie on my wrist to try to make me feel better.
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There's literally no amount of positivity or money that could make reading mean comments feel better.
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One of the first thoughts I told myself to feel better was, I was born here.
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You don't have to put this other person down in order to make yourself feel better.
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"She was here a few minutes ago and we just said, 'Go feel better,' " Seacrest said.
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Waiting around to feel better won't help you, Elle Kaplan, CEO of Lexion Capital Management, writes.
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Franken did say he'd feel better about having Pence as commander in chief rather than Trump.
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Duke shot 53.1 percent from the field but will probably feel better about the defensive work.
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"She was here a few minutes ago and we just said, 'Go feel better,' " he said.
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"Some people have said, 'You know, Kim, you make us feel better about A.C.A.,'" she said.
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"All I know is I feel better when I take this," a 98-year-old said.
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Freed of domestic duties, she became consumed with making art, and she began to feel better.
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Still: You'll most likely feel better—and possibly be treated better—if you don't look slovenly.
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Your job isn't to "fix" your friend, make them feel better, or take their pain away.
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I just want it to be one that makes them feel better about themselves, not worse.
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Every time I felt down, I knew I had their music to make me feel better.
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Dear Twitter employee who shut down Trump's Twitter: You made America feel better for 23 minutes.
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Simply telling someone they'll feel better (or telling yourself, as I've tried to do) won't work.
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"You take a day off if you have a cold, because resting up will make you feel better, and if you're having a really bad anxiety attack or you're going through a bout of depression, taking a day off can make you feel better," she said.
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She was joking about it to make people feel better but it's horrendous what happened to her.
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"I took [it] to another level and I feel better than I ever did before," he said.
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Take the money you make from the lemonade and buy something that will make you feel better.
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She screams at Nick, which makes him cry but ultimately work harder to make her feel better.
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After years of "debilitating" upper body pain, Dan Reynolds questioned whether he would ever feel better again.
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Anything that helps to chip away at a huge negative makes investors feel better about committing capital.
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You just want to make people feel better and help people get through whatever they're getting through.
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"I honestly look and feel better in dresses," said Madeline Ashby, a futurist and science fiction author.
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I've often wondered if that was selfish of me — getting a dog to make myself feel better.
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My daughter comes up to say hi, and I always feel better just seeing her smiling face.
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Cats seem to dominate the internet, but does looking at Grumpy Cat actually make you feel better?
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In that respect, the march was partly about making the side that lost in November feel better.
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"When I'm not feeling 100 percent I throw on a bold lip and feel better," she says.
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VICE Games: Ultimately, does running the account make you feel better about humanity and the gaming community?
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"If you feel better and are tempted to stop taking it, call your provider," Dr. Hicks said.
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They include diarrhea, fever and abdominal cramps, but most people feel better in four to seven days.
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My priorities are my kids and doing things that make me heal and feel better in life.
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For instance, increasing your credit limit makes a revolving debt look smaller, and makes you feel better.
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I use a coupon (saving five whole dollars!!), which makes me feel better about the unplanned spending.
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She says it helps her to feel better about herself as she recovers from body dysmorphic disorder.
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I've given up alcohol, so keeping a supply of fizzy water on hand makes me feel better.
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But it's just as (if not more) likely that the new animations and gestures just feel better.
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" Phillips added, "All I know is that I was told that, 'This will make you feel better.
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And when you do feel better, you'll be able to see it right in front of you.
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It will make many people feel better for the first drink or two—for a few hours.
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Why Soup Can Make You Feel Better When You're Sick Cold Vs. Flu: Which Do You Have?
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"They were always there to lift me up and make me feel better about myself," she said.
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"We just want to look in the mirror and feel better about we're looking at," Ileane said.
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She wasn't just saying that to make us feel better in the wake of the #MeToo movement.
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It's actually just the fact that you can put on an album that makes you feel better.
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See, you liberals have to corrupt everything and try to rewrite history to make yourselves feel better.
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I'm feeling awful, but after talking with her and hearing the full story, I do feel better.
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"I was trying to make her feel better," he explained to Ripa, but she's not having it.
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That briefly made Beam feel better, but his anxiety returned as soon as he left her office.
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Go medicate at home, do what you need to do to feel better, and don't bother me.
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And, much like scratching an itch, stretching out a "tight" muscle will often make you feel better.
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It's the same as with music—nice smells make people feel better, and therefore they spend more.
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I have to repeatedly tell myself I will feel better when class is over at 6:30.
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I remember seeing her get sick and just wanting to do anything to make her feel better.
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When I eat healthy and am able to go to the gym regularly, I just feel better.
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"By incorporating dietary changes and figuring out their food triggers, patients often feel better," Dr. Rosen says.
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"It's been a year since I've had my surgery and I feel better than ever," she adds.
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Daniel was telling Ryan how poorly he'd been and how his friends had helped him feel better.
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Wendy has a juice date with Chuck where he makes her feel better, simply by being around.
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I feel better after chugging lots of water, so I decline when she offers me a drink.
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You'll be much happier and feel better the next day if you resist the temptation of overeating.
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"Sometimes, it makes someone feel better to have an ex see that you're doing well," she says.
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But if you're just a little jittery, there aren't really any science-backed ways to feel better.
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The good news is that most people feel better after five to seven days of being sick.
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But hundreds of people tried it at least once, and reading the logs made her feel better.
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Maybe planting yourself outside an actual store will make you feel better about your NES Classic odds.
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I've actually gotten better at my physical preparation and every year I feel better on the field.
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But as someone who played the first game around its release, this remaster doesn't exactly feel better.
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He gets drunk and lies down in a stress position, which does not make him feel better.
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"If it is something you do for you and makes you feel better, awesome," Dr. Gunter said.
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But after he was slowly weaned off opioids during the second week, he began to feel better.
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"I always feel better with something hard between my legs," she said while straddling the microphone stand.
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Sure, you might feel better when you pay heed to them, but they're also easy to ignore.
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"You feel better yourself if you don't score some games, you can't score every game," he said.
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"If you move the sofa even six inches off the wall, you'll feel better," Ford told Insider.
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"I look at it as a way to make people feel better about themselves," he told CNBC.
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" Geist responded by saying that he thought the lawyers were trying to make the president "feel better.
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You'll always feel better after getting together with a good friend — even if it's on short notice.
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And when you feel an epiphany, you feel better, you just don't know where it came from.
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You need only ask yourself whether this makes people feel better or worse towards the Muslim community?
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When I get out my watercolors and I turn on some music, that makes me feel better.
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That one experience did make me feel better about my boycott, like I'd been right all along.
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Sometimes a speed adjustment is all it takes to feel better, but it depends on people's anatomy.
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Side note: Therapy sometimes makes you feel worse before you feel better, but it's still worth it.
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You need to give him something to make him feel better about the world he's living in.
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He'd done it to punish me—to make me feel degraded and to make himself feel better.
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How many bevvies at The Only do you think it takes to feel better about this year ?
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And then they feel better that they thought about, Should I send my kids to private school?
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When the young woman was starting to feel better, she dreamed that she was a child again.
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Somehow, despite my resistance and Woebot's unforgivable penchant for sending Minion GIFs, I did indeed feel better.
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It takes you a week to feel better, and then you're ripping the Band-Aid off again.
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The sooner you start telling your hopeful story, the sooner your daughter is going to feel better.
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"Sometimes the things we do for our health are just to make us feel better," she says.
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Presenting memes that may (here's to hoping) make you feel better about all this: Fixed it. pic.twitter.
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These kids wrote letters to someone they didn't know, just to try to make him feel better.
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In a study published in the journal Emotion, researchers found that crying can make you feel better.
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In that case, over the counter medication and other regular health precautions will help you feel better.
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To reduce the risk of a crash, avoid trying to do too much when you feel better.
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But after two months I feel better about where we are than, frankly, I was going in.
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Chief among her reasons: the fact that therapy sometimes makes you feel worse before you feel better.
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And the Republican tax overhaul has led other deal makers to feel better about opening their wallets.
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But at the end of the message, she always found a way to make me feel better.
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If you're upset, he doesn't jump on you and start kissing you to make you feel better.
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If she didn't feel better, she was told, she could come back and try something something else.
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You'd think all that crying would make you feel better, but no, actually, you feel the opposite.
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I actually feel better knowing that the writer, despite deep soul searching, is still searching for answers.
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"Most people with neurologic diseases feel better when they are doing something about their situation," she wrote.
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"We're wearing yellow chinos; we need this to feel better," said Jolyon Bryce, one of the men.
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It made the patient feel better, but it didn't last; within days the shortness of breath returned.
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I wondered if he was lying to make me feel better or to ensure more sex later.
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It would make the boy feel better and might reveal the bug that was causing the infection.
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By March, some people start to feel better — especially as they "spring ahead" for daylight savings time.
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In fact, almost all of the buttons and sticks on the Switch Lite feel better than before.
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For me as a shopper, the extra money is worth it to feel better about the product.
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Patients abandon their medicine because it makes them feel nauseated, or because they start to feel better.
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Tidying up will make you feel better — and a full, deep clean could make you feel awesome.
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That silk robe, the way it feels on your skin, it makes you feel better about yourself.
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Trump never talked about it — it was just there to entertain him and make him feel better.
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As tough as they just played, it's tough to give them words to make them feel better.
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He might feel better for a week or two, but the wheezing and cough always came back.
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He said Bob was starting to feel better and would start to hit in a few days.
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More than that, cook because it will make someone feel better if you do, not least yourself.
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I don't need to be feeling like this today, just so he can feel better about himself.
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The growth parts of Disney don't have to be wildly profitable immediately to make investors feel better.
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"What can happen in spinal stenosis is, you feel better when you're leaning forward," Fischer told VICE.
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The last few days have been tumultuous, but his appointment makes me feel better about our country.
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I look better at night, I feel better at night, and so I take these night walks.
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Nothing will make us feel better as a nation than to know our prestige is growing worldwide.
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These changes could help our Midwestern neighbors feel better about the city as a point of destination.
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You spent money on this, and so you are going to feel better with a nebulous outcome.
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When I was younger, taking a break like that made my body feel better, less banged up.
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There is plenty of research that shows our productivity improves when our workplace makes us feel better.
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But by reducing our stress levels, doing so won't just make us feel better day-to-day.
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Theoretically then, if your detox diet is loading you up with good nutrients you should feel better.
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So I never thought, Oh, I have Parkinson's—what shall I do to make myself feel better?
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We all do cosmetic things to make ourselves feel better or because we like how it looks.
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Dalí's Freudian delusions of love might make you feel better if you're having a lackluster Valentine's Day.
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What can President Trump do to make it better so that you can feel better about the economy?
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If it makes her fans feel better, Donald Trump once told Oprah herself ... he probably wouldn't run either.
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"They were always there to lift me up and make me feel better about myself," Kendall told us.
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It was clear she's sad, but says it had to happen and hopes it makes everyone feel better.
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"It's not extraordinary to think that people will feel better after regularly exercising and sauna bathing," says London.
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At the end, he says "I feel better," and you can see that he almost believes it. Almost.
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"I say, 'Do this, you'll feel better,&apos" Vanderpump shared of encouraging Dr. Ourian's services to her pals.
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She inspired me to want to help other people, make others feel better by surprising or comforting them.
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The danger we face is allowing the march to make us feel better, to lull us into complacency.
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When you're ill, it can be hard to tell whether exercise will make you feel better or worse.
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The only thing that was going to make me feel better was if Ricky walked through that door.
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There's a lot of research on how journaling can help you feel better psychologically after a difficult event.
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I'm considering making a remorseful vlog to apologize, but I'm afraid even that won't make me feel better.
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Unconsciously this makes them feel better about themselves and gain back a sense of control over their lives.
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Carbs are probably the one thing that will make you feel better — so raise a croissant to that.
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Texas Democrats sometimes make themselves feel better about that by pointing to voter suppression or gerrymandering by Republicans.
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Or maybe we hide behind more tests and procedures to make ourselves feel better — like we're still fighting.
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They might seem small in the moment, but they make you feel better about a lot of things.
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While this was super disappointing, it actually made me feel better to get it off of my chest.
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I think we feel really ... I think we feel better positioned than ever before to really grow out.
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"If I want to feel better, I have to look in the mirror and be satisfied," Harmon thought.
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A paycheck was just to get the things I wanted and to make me feel better about myself.
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Gluten can cause inflammation, especially from wheat, so limiting gluten when sick can help you feel better faster.
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HANG IN THERE IM DOING THE BEST I CAN NOT FEELING TOO WELL HOPE I FEEL BETTER TOMORROW.
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When the driver dropped me off, he turned around and said, 'I hope you feel better, Miss Moore.
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" The singer ended the video by sending well wishes to the woman: "I hope you feel better, alright.
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I decide to get up and get there extra early, knowing I'll feel better after a solid sweat.
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In a situation like this, the function of that petition is to make us feel better about ourselves.
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Ahead, we've collected a few of the most common causes of breast pain — and how to feel better.
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In the end I threw myself in the river in the hope it would make me feel better.
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One of the worst parts about getting sick is the medicine you have to take to feel better.
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Caring about others genuinely makes us feel better; in the long term, it's the only thing that does.
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My first pregnancy, I was afraid to do anything, and I feel better [now] because I'm moving, dancing.
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If I knew that he backed you, I would personally feel better telling people to own the stock.
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Some of those things can make you feel better, but you don't want to give them scientific endorsement.
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Some of those people may even decide they feel better without added sugar, and never eat it again.
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"It made Erin feel better," says Jeni, "to know we have a plan B if we need it."
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Read on for nine stories that just might make you feel better about your own bad bar dates.
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We don't know about you, but we're already starting to feel better about having to kiss summer goodbye.
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And startup parties will have better product-market fit, making their constituents feel better served and more involved.
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I go to the gym because I feel better once I'm done, but I never like the workout.
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Sure, you'll feel better if you tell your S.O. that you cheated, but how will your partner feel?
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Sometimes, my wife would swap out something like a hair gel and I'd feel better the next day.
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People feel better about putting money back into their home if they know it's going up in price.
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Economic optimism so strong that Democrats feel better about the economy than they did during the Obama years.
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The opinion piece suggests that an alternative message, such as "stop when you feel better" could be developed.
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Kimmie KaBoom: Anal sex does [often] feel better over time and can be very pleasurable for both parties.
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The added compression can reduce pressure points, making your feet feel better so you can perform your best.
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Our research shows that one way to feel better, with pretty much immediate effects, is to get moving.
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Carrying around your pocket rock may reinforce an "illusion of control" that makes you feel better, he says.
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About 43 percent of younger adults said they feel better than a year ago regarding their financial situation.
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"Hearing from people that I'm an inspiration has made me feel better than I ever could have imagined."
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Only 23 percent believe his behavior since the election has made them feel better about him as president.
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If you want to feel better—and fast—go to a friend or family member for some relief.
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It's like your all-knowing boss just arrived from the future and he wants you to feel better.
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Dads can be so embarrassing sometimes, but they can also make you feel better about your own embarrassments.
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I wanted to feel better and move through space more easily rather than lose weight on a scale.
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"I believed that they would be able to help him feel better," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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We think the only way to feel better is to experience the high again; we physically crave it.
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For one thing, higher deferrals into a retirement plan might help savers feel better about accumulating enough money.
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Here is a list of ways to cope and Seinfeld made with hamsters to make you feel better.
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Billions of people are online at all times, scouring for something that's going to make them feel better.
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There is no real way to pinpoint exactly why I feel better or worse during any given event.
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It's made from non-toxic and biodegradable ingredients that you can feel better about going down your drain.
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Likewise, I will give blood and register for organ donation — for at least they'll make me feel better.
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"Now I actually like to exercise, because I love to feel better and see the results," she says.
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But before anyone makes anything permanent, she recommends they try to feel better about themselves from within first.
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For so many weeks, she had been the person I'd go to when I wanted to feel better.
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I feel much lighter, because, it's like, if you go to therapy for a year, you feel better.
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Something changed after I acknowledged that I was struggling, that I needed help: I started to feel better.
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They revert back to their trusted information troughs that validate their biases and make them feel better, smarter.
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There's an unexpectedly effective way to feel better in a few brief minutes: Meditate on your own death.
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He tried to make us feel better by telling us that he had went through that at 15.
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Fashion is supposed to make us feel better — it's not supposed to make us feel bad about ourselves.
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The idea of having the list in writing just makes me feel better all around that it's there.
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But when it gets really bad, there's one instant fix that makes me feel better: a horror film.
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But you can help just one person and their life will change, and you'll feel better for it.
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"Some people like having them, or they feel better about using an Officially Sanctioned Product," Ms. Kerr said.
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He made me feel better about the things we can control and those we should leave to chance.
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I do not care what people think of me — it's my health and it makes me feel better.
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Each day felt endless, with no sense of forward motion, no belief that I would ever feel better.
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The arrival of my son, 13 years later, helped me to feel better during that time of year.
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"You know, Lily, sometimes, when Elmo talks about his feelings, it makes Elmo feel better," he tells her.
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You're gonna sleep 23 percent better tonight and feel better in the morning if you drink that now.
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Then do the Rocky victory pose, jump around and get some exercise, and you will feel better immediately.
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I checked out of the hospital a few days later, hoping to feel better on the new medication.
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After hours of shouting, however, she began to feel better than she had since Josh first mentioned divorce.
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And then you're giving your money to a human, not to Facebook, if that makes you feel better.
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"That lets some of the steam out and allows people to feel better about the process," he said.
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And when I feel better I'll get tested again to make sure I'm free of this nasty virus.
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People feel better when their spouses have good friendships, over and above the effects of their own friendships.
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She said people still feel good about the job market, and that makes them feel better about spending.
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I don't think I really recognized that the act of helping in these moments makes you feel better.
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She said parents should gently correct irrational fears but not downplay anxieties just to make children feel better.
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It won't break you out, and will hopefully help clear your breakouts and just help you feel better.
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They've been failed by everything else; if a $300 crystal can make them feel better, why not try?
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He rushed off and returned with a grapefruit-flavored fizzy beer, saying it would make me feel better.
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Running is a great way to get fit, feel better and even form new relationships with other runners.
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"They will recover quicker, feel better, function better, and live longer as a result," Randal said by email.
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Hug it out Science has confirmed what our hearts already know: Hugs really do make us feel better.
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Thus, I may feel better without the statin even if the drug is not responsible for my symptoms.
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Whether or not that alone should make you feel better about smart assistants, well, is an open question.
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And yes, it's a career that has included plenty of compromises — some I feel better about than others.
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Your mood will be improved, you'll think more clearly, and you'll feel better after a good night's sleep.
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Tempting opportunities still present themselves for me to play and I feel better than I have in years.
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If it makes someone feel better in the checkout line, that's a net positive for all of us.
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"When I really wanted to make him feel better, I would come over and call him Bishop Elijah."
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At The Disco is going to get stuck in your head and make you feel better about yourself!!!
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People are going to talk bad about you, that's what some people do to make them feel better.
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Third, people feel better about eliminating a single tiny risk entirely than minimizing risk from all hazards combined.
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There's no shame in searching 'trans positivity' and looking for things to make you feel better about it.
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What advice would you give me to make me feel better about having to go back to work?
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I also find when people feel better they start looking after themselves better, for example, by drinking more water.
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"It's a really funny and sweet movie that I think will make us all feel better," Schumer told DeGeneres.
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And strangely enough, studies suggest that songs addressing how painful splits can be may actually help people feel better.
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We should not be the ones who make you feel better about things when they don't go your way.
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But when they ask the follow-up questions and find out we weren't married, they seem to feel better.
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Not even the bird flying in the rafters makes us feel better, because we know it's stuck inside, too.
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We promise you'll feel better when you've kicked both Big Brother and his creepy little sibling to the curb.
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"I feel better for around four hours after that," says McKenze who typically sleeps around 15 hours a day.
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I tell her Big Dog is going to the vet to make her feel better about being left alone.
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When I was diagnosed and so scared, I kept searching for things online that would make me feel better.
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Still, I feel better knowing I'm not the only one picking through a sea of yellows looking for red.
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The VR made her feel better, but Duke quickly got bored with SnowWorld, and that diminished the painkilling effect.
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"Whether or not you're at that ideal weight or jean size, those endorphins are making you feel better regardless."
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I drive by the dairy farm all the time, so I feel better knowing exactly where it comes from.
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I defy you not to feel better after viewing this picture of Cristiano Ronaldo alongside his portrait bust. pic.twitter.
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