After my victory doing a submission, I don't feel satisfied.
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"I feel satisfied that I did my job," he said.
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"China and ASEAN countries feel satisfied with this," he said.
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After engaging in deep work, you feel satisfied and proud.
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Or, you know, try to feel satisfied with your own life.
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I feel satisfied with this ending, despite it feeling slightly hopeless.
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Their hand has to process the thing to feel satisfied again.
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"Short term, the person could actually feel satisfied, less anxious," Kouchaki said.
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Some fall in love with people who already have children, and feel satisfied.
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When I peel back a piece of skin, drawing blood, I feel satisfied.
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But whichever way Jaime goes, Coster-Waldau is confident fans will feel satisfied.
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But when I listen to them, I feel satisfied for the (comparatively high) price.
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I answer a lot of questions, but I feel satisfied that my students understand.
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"We feel satisfied and happy about the fact that some witnesses are testifying," Sarti said.
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If a couple doesn't have sex but they both feel satisfied, then there is no problem.
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" Even after a jail sentence is announced, she said, "A lot of victims don't feel satisfied.
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The trick is to enjoy food guilt free and eat enough to feel satisfied, without overdoing it.
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The more he disparages people and institutions of repute, the more his core will feel satisfied politically.
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At that point you can say, "I knew it!" and perhaps feel satisfied on some emotional level.
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Cardi admitted that she could just be one of the people who "never feel satisfied" with their work.
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Ideally, your meals and snacks should include carbohydrates, protein, and fat to help you feel satisfied, she says.
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"Successful women are those who live happily and feel satisfied with all aspects of their lives," she said.
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"And everyone should feel satisfied that we are doing our part to reunify the children with their families."
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But it's hard to feel satisfied by a competition that made itself supplemental to an already-hot career.
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"I didn't feel satisfied, I didn't feel stable and I had just lost my dad," Ms. Perez said.
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Instead, if you push the plate away and just wait, you will have eaten less and still feel satisfied.
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The change could hurt Pages that share clickbait and preference those sharing content that makes people feel satisfied afterwards.
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The vibe is over the top and overindulgent, and you're unlikely to feel satisfied with what you have now.
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Should one feel satisfied with a smiley face or a series of exclamation marks or a string of emojis?
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What's more, only 53 percent of Republican voters surveyed said they would feel satisfied if Trump became their party's nominee.
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It felt like, even if I understood everything they were saying, I wouldn't really feel satisfied by what I learned.
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The data suggests that when people feel cared for at work, they're more likely to feel satisfied in their jobs.
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More suffer from rapid ejaculation, in which they cum faster than it takes them or their partner to feel satisfied.
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I do feel satisfied, however, as VanderMeer did a masterful job of bringing us all in for a nice soft landing.
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When we don't feel satisfied at the end of a meal, we are left wanting and often end up eating more.
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Otherwise, any dietary pattern can work, so focus on foods that you enjoy and that make you feel satisfied, not deprived.
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Also, while many veterans feel satisfied with their VA care once they get it, access to care is a perennial problem.
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You have to show up, you have to perform, and, ideally, you have to feel satisfied by the work you do.
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Discover the satisfaction factor If you aren't experiencing pleasure from the food you eat, then you'll never feel satisfied by eating.
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"I feel satisfied here, I feel useful," said Náyade Hidalgo Ruiz, 24, who waits tables at the Cuban restaurant, Little Habana.
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"I feel satisfied here, I feel useful," said Náyade Hidalgo Ruiz, 24, who waits tables at the Cuban restaurant, Little Habana.
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If fans are supposed to feel satisfied with a prospective romantic resolution between the co-parents, Danny needs a major tune-up.
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I would say that in some cases, just check in with yourself and ask do you feel satisfied after the veggie burger?
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You don't feel satisfied If you don't feel any attachment or pride in your work, it can be difficult to stay motivated.
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Upgrading their fifth-best right-handed reliever simply wouldn't do much for this team beyond making Grilli haters feel satisfied with themselves.
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The respondents said that their wealth made them feel satisfied and grateful, but it also gave them a greater sense of responsibility.
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Talk to your partner about what you need to feel satisfied now and how much you're each willing to give to the relationship.
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It took me a while to feel satisfied that it was probably true; that they rely on an encrypted cellphone channel to communicate.
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I feel satisfied knowing someone out there got to experience what seems like pure joy at watching a toaster sneeze and a vacuum poop.
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It is isolating to want so much, to yearn for so much, and to never feel satisfied, even when cradled in such heartbreaking beauty.
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Some people sit a vipassana once, feel satisfied that they got through the ordeal, and then don't notice any great change in their life.
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Here you also feel satisfied that you made a difference, but you made a far, far bigger difference with the same amount of investment.
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The point is that in both romances and love stories, happiness and connection have to ultimately be fleeting for us to truly feel satisfied.
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Some dread going to work, and some look forward to it, but how important is it to actually enjoy and feel satisfied with your job?
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The amount of starch and juice she had to eat and drink to feel satisfied had increased, and that's where the weight was coming from.
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In the same way, we are addicted to extracting and using resources to produce things and feel satisfied with having a large number of products.
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I don't feel satisfied with the show's answer, that the park did just what Logan said it would: awaken the sociopath buried within the feeble man.
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But we will always strive to do great work for progressive causes while having a workplace where all of our employees feel satisfied and treated fairly.
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Think about what parts of your life do make you feel satisfied and why, and then think about what kinds of jobs use those same skills.
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As someone who now has some drone-flying experience, I can confidently say it's possible to feel satisfied after a series of smaller, 3-4 minute flights.
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Many watching the film may feel satisfied with the film's ending, in which a heavily redacted summary of the report is released and the US acknowledges its mistakes.
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A customer's ability to easily (and accurately) find a specific product or service with minimal barriers helps ensure they feel satisfied and confident with their choice of purchase.
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Whatever brain chemicals make you feel satisfied, we don't all get them in the same way, some people are inherently more eager for new experience or novelty or risk.
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While he stood out at an early age for his talent in investment banking, Nelson Lee didn't feel satisfied to continue his climb up the traditional finance-industry path.
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I feel satisfied after I make a meal and don't usually feel the need for a snack or something afterward — though they sent me free cookies with my first box.
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All my friends in LA see a therapist and I feel like it's not a cool thing, but maybe I should start doing that and maybe then I'll feel satisfied.
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Scrolling through your friends' #SundayFunday pics on Instagram, you feel satisfied knowing that's money you're not spending today — even though a tiny part of you wonders what you're missing out on.
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The idea is that foods that help people feel satisfied and full for longer should prevent them from overeating at lunch or searching for a snack soon after cleaning the table.
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I feel satisfied, not by the food, but by Flashfood's pledge to donate 10 percent of proceeds from each meal sold to Second Harvest—a remarkable food reclamation outfit in Toronto.
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It's up to us as a species to cultivate the intellectual maturity to accept that some questions don't have the kinds of answers that are designed to make us feel satisfied.
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"The Department of Education is going to take the time it needs and will take all necessary actions so that parents ... feel satisfied," he told reporters on Monday, the AP reported.
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But it was still a high school, and there was a social hierarchy I felt I needed to actively climb in order to feel satisfied with my prospects and time there.
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Not a ton—obviously they'll need to take enough that they feel satisfied—but all it would take is a tiny bit of preparation to mitigate the disaster of the Saviors' arrival.
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But while he stood out at an early age for his talent in investment banking, Lee didn't feel satisfied to continue his career climb up the traditional path in the finance industry.
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He sought out what most people consider insanely thrilling or dangerous sensations in order to feel satisfied, and for him (perhaps especially due to his fear response), that meant free solo climbing.
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Conversely, if you're satisfied with what happens after sex with your partner, you may be more likely to feel satisfied with the sex itself, as well as with your romantic relationship in general.
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"They feel satisfied, after talking to me for a minute or two and hearing who I am, what I talk about, where my heart is, that question just goes to bits," he said.
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We built a survey that will give us a better sense of how our readers try to get in touch with us, what your expectations are and whether you feel satisfied with the experience.
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"I feel satisfied - it's like you have just released something heavy in your head," Apriyani told the Thomson Reuters Foundation from Singapore where she has been a domestic helper for an expatriate family since 2013.
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In this case, if you actually like the taste of GG crackers, then go for it — but know that they may not make you feel satisfied, so it's probably as good-for-you as eating cardboard.
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There will always be moments when you don't feel satisfied, when you doubt or feel unhappy or wish for whatever is the opposite of what you currently have, and you have to ride that wobble out.
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It makes sense that the check size is bigger for customers who order a grilled hot dog: They need at least one side to feel satisfied after a hot dog you can demolish in under eight bites.
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That might be my hunger, but also if I'm craving salad or need fries to feel satisfied, as well as when to go balls-out with exercise, take a walk, or just put my feet up on the couch.
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"I wanted my dad to know that in this situation I was polite and handled it maturely, and I didn't want to give them any reason to feel satisfied by an ounce of despair in my eyes," Ms. Ghosn said.
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It's just hard to feel satisfied with another thirteen episodes of Luke palling around Harlem's Paradise like it's the only place worth going in the entire neighborhood when the Iron Fist and Misty/Colleen episodes opened up his world to more fun possibilities.
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"I decided to start this annual Handmade Holiday Tour to create an antidote to the stress and overwhelm I am seeing in culture, and to help us focus on the simple pleasures that make us feel satisfied and truly happy," she says.
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That's one of the many reasons why so many registered dietitians promote intuitive eating, which is the idea that you should listen to your body's cravings and hunger cues to determine when and what to eat, and stop when you feel satisfied.
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"Having had to change tack for six months leading into it and to achieve the things I have, I feel satisfied and happy to step aside from the sport and try something new and different," the 33-year-old told local broadcaster Channel Nine.
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Discovering what fulfills me and makes me feel satisfied and proud and smart and accomplished and talented through my own eyes has helped me get real about what I actually need from another person if I am going to have a partner in the future.
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MANILA (Reuters) - As Air Force One took off from Manila on Tuesday at the end of the longest trip to Asia by an American president in more than quarter of a century, at least two of the region's leaders had good reason to feel satisfied.
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" Saying she would "gift all women the absence of guilt" if she could, Ms. Ardern said she hoped one day women would be able to "make choices and feel satisfied with doing the best we can, both in the workplace and with our families.
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ABOARD A U.S. MILITARY AIRCRAFT (Reuters) - U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper said on Monday North Korea would likely carry out unspecified tests if they "don't feel satisfied," amid fears the two countries could return to the collision course they had been on before launching diplomacy.
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You can keep it brief and say something like, I'll let you know when I feel satisfied, or you could try something more specific like, I have a hard time orgasming with someone new, and it's not a problem with me so it shouldn't be for you.
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It's just broadening the understanding of what it means to be a woman and to have children and how difficult and overwhelming it can be at times to try and balance all of these responsibilities out and how to feel satisfied and connected to yourself when you're giving, giving, giving the whole time.
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But one of the main advocates of the caravan says he has no regrets, and he dismissed suggestions that it inspired a backlash that made it harder in the long run for migrants to reach the U.S. "I feel satisfied," said Bartolo Fuentes, a former Honduran lawmaker who helped promote the caravan.
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To that end, WIRED gathered some in-house Thrones enthusiasts—writers Emily Dreyfuss, Emma Grey Ellis, and Peter Rubin, and editors Angela Watercutter, Jason Kehe, and Andrea Valdez—to talk about what they need from this final episode, and what questions they need answered, in order to feel satisfied with the show's ultimate conclusion.
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" Mousasi went on to predict that he'd finish Belfort "within two rounds," but he also offered this somewhat less than enthusiastic meditation on winning: "I suppose if you don't get the victory, your work has been for nothing so... you need the victory to feel satisfied about all of the things that you have to do or not do for the fight.
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In some cases, individuals may eat in order to conform; for example, individuals may be told "you have to finish your plate" and the individual may eat past the point in which they feel satisfied.
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Chapman, E. (2003). Engagement is more than what students listen and do. A high level of engagement results in better learning, and the learner will be emotionally connected, feel satisfied with the course and the institution.(Fredrick et al.
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He got his M.D. in 1982 and received training in Internal Medicine at Beth Israel Hospital in Boston. He did not feel satisfied enough with the medical profession, so in 1986 he returned to Christopher Miller's laboratory at Brandeis for postdoctoral studies.
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Published 28 November 1952. In both sports, he often played alongside his father, with the pair either opening the bowling for West Perth or serving as Nedlands' battery."BOWLERS FEEL SATISFIED AFTER GOOD DAY'S WORK" – The West Australian. Published 30 March 1954.
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In the post-fight interviews, through a translator, Álvarez said, “I showed my victory with facts. He was the one who was backing up. I feel satisfied because I gave a great fight. It was a clear victory.” He continued, “That was a great fight.
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If consumers like the product, then consumers usually feel satisfied and afterward do the next action, such as make a repurchase or reorder. Satisfaction is an attitude-like judgment following a consumption experience (Lovelock and Wirtz, 2011: 74).Lovelock, Christopher and Jochen Wirtz (2011). Service Marketing: People, Technology, Strategy.
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The film roars rather well." Zee News commented, "the movie was directed without a soul. Suriya is the only character that makes you feel satisfied in the entire movie." Times of India rated it 3.5 out of 5 and wrote; "If Singam was mass masala, then Singam-2 is doubly so.
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In Bogotá the overcrowding is even worse; the average of TransMilenio is eight passengers per square meter () . Only 29% feel satisfied with the system. The data also show that 23% of the citizens agree with building more TransMilenio lines, in contrast of the 42% who consider that a rapid transit system should be built. Several cases of sexual assault have been reported by female users in TransMilenio.
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I'm certainly not going to do it just to make other people feel satisfied." In 1986, Richard said that rumours about him being homosexual had previously been "very painful" to him. When asked in 1992 if he had ever considered the possibility that he might be gay, he responded: "No." Richard said: "Even if I got married tomorrow there would be a group of people who would believe what they wanted to believe.
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It's wonderful. You shouldn't feel satisfied after watching a show about this subject matter, but you do and that's because it's done well." and also praised the opening sequence for being "slick". The review from DenofGeek was considerably worse however, with Sarah Dobbs summing up the episode by saying "Dexter goes on a double date, eats some doughnuts, and, oh yeah, kills some more people. Meanwhile, the writers go batshit insane and rattle through a million and one ideas at once.
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When I say baseball did everything for me, it's true. Possibly I would still be in Hess, Oklahoma, which isn't a bad place to live if you have a profession and can drive some place to work. At that time, I had nothing, and now I feel satisfied with my life, and I am a very happy person. Still, Beans Risinger enjoyed returning to her roots to visit family and friends in Hess where, in 1973, she was inducted into the Jackson County Sports Hall of Fame.
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The environment in Seoul, South Korea, known unofficially as the "mecca" of professional gaming, suited him well and he improved as a player. During the first part of his stay he had some success in Korean competitions, finishing third in the Kbk Jeju Tournament, but he did not feel satisfied with what he had achieved. When his teammates returned to their respective countries by the end of 2003, Johansson remained in the country. A few months later he won the 2004 Blizzard Worldwide Invitational in WarCraft III: The Frozen Throne, picking up US$25,000.
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Throughout The Second Maiden's Tragedy there are many prominent themes. Necrophilia was brought up when the Tyrant wanted to have sex with the dead body of the Lady whom he was trying to preserve, this could be viewed as attachment. The Tyrant was fascinated with the Lady's beauty and after she killed herself to escape his grasp this was the only way he could feel satisfied. She would not grant him access to her body throughout the first act of the play when the Tyrant asked her to marry him.
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Although there was speculation about online capabilities before release, Takahashi refrained from making the game online-compatible due to fear of lagging problems, stating "I don't think you can play a tennis game online under the current Internet environment and feel satisfied". Nintendo collaborated with the Lawn Tennis Association in 2005 to promote Power Tennis in the United Kingdom. The promotion featured on- site sampling and official Nintendo branding at various tennis events such as Wimbledon. The LTA's ACE Magazine advertised Power Tennis and featured competitions offering the game as a prize.
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" He continued, "It must be admitted that, by ascribing Dominion status to Eire, we placed in unfriendly hands a power to weaken the conception and responsibilities of Dominion status. Eire has none of the attributes of a Dominion. She is a "Scotland " gone wrong, and we cannot afford to let her be completely divorced from the strategic and economic zone of England, Scotland and Wales." Turning to Northern Ireland, Maffey remarked, "Unhappily it is not possible for us to feel satisfied with the state of affairs in Northern Ireland.
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Caricature by Adriano Cecioni published in Vanity Fair in 1872. As the 1874 general election approached, Lawson had good cause to feel satisfied with the progressive reforms introduced by the outgoing Gladstone government.Carlisle Journal, 16 January 1874 They had gone some way to pacify Ireland by disestablishing the Irish church and introducing an Irish Land Bill. They had introduced an Education Bill, which Lawson welcomed with a few reservations. They had introduced the Local Government Board Act 1871, which put the supervision of the Poor Law under the Local Government Board.
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Love/Hate (Love) Long-term effect of an ad is love or hatred of consumers to the advertised brand or product. A consumer, who has already interested to purchase a product after being influenced by the ad's messages (visual or verbal), and feel satisfied after a 'simple confirmation' or even 'positive disconfirmation', then share the experience and express his/her satisfaction towards the products he has been tried, eventually will create a deep feeling to the brand, that is called 'Love' for good feeling or 'Hate' for bad feeling.
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In the press conference following the race, Schumacher said that he "can't feel satisfied, can't feel happy" with his win following the events that had occurred during the race weekend. Two hours and 20 minutes after Schumacher crossed the finish line, at 6:40 pm local time, Dr. Maria Teresa Fiandri announced that Ayrton Senna had died. The official time of death was given, however, as 2:17 pm local time, meaning that Senna had been killed instantly. The autopsy recorded the cause of death as head injuries likely caused by an impact from a wheel and suspension.
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Christopher Patrick Connolly (1863–1935), better known as C.P. Connolly, was an American investigative journalist who was associated for many years with Collier's Weekly and the muckrakers. Connolly was a former Montana prosecutor. He is remembered in particular for his extensive reporting on the case of Leo Frank, a Jewish businessman who was convicted and sentenced to death in August 1913 for the slaying of a thirteen-year-old girl. "I feel satisfied that the US Supreme Court will be moved to give us some relief," Frank wrote on January 4, 1915 in a series of letters he wrote to Connolly.
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In remote regions in which few people have paid employment it might seem that large fines would be unlikely to be paid. The system is usually extremely effective; many people will work in town at some stage in their life and then have savings. Fines are levied against the transgressor and family, who then join together to pay the fine. The victim’s family generally feel satisfied that they have received restitution when they receive the fine, reducing the risk of subsequent fighting. Having paid the fine, the transgressor’s family usually make very sure that he behaves and may well make him slowly work to pay them back.
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The naming dispute is a phenomenon that has its roots mainly in California and other neighboring states. Before the adoption of the ethnonym "Hispanic or Latino" by the United States Government, the term Hispanic was commonly used for statistical purposes. However, many people did not feel satisfied with the term and started campaigns promoting the use of "Latino" as a new ethnonym. The Office of Management and Budget has stated that the new term should be, indeed, "Hispanic or Latino" because the usage of the terms differs—"Hispanics is commonly used in the eastern portion of the United States, whereas Latino is commonly used in the western portion".
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The "Like button" used on Facebook, a popular slacktivist tool Slacktivism (a portmanteau of slacker and activism) is a pejorative term for the practice of supporting a political or social cause by means such as social media or online petitions, characterized as involving very little effort or commitment. Slacktivism is showing support for a cause with the main purpose of boosting the egos of participants in the movement. The action may have little effect other than to make the person doing it feel satisfied that they have contributed. The underlying assumption being promoted by the term is that these low-cost efforts substitute for more substantive actions rather than supplementing them, although this assumption has been criticized.
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This was realized through extensive consultations between ANAM and COONAPIP to resolve issues and develop an Environmental Agenda between indigenous peoples and the ANAM, which includes a revised result framework of the UN-REDD National Joint Programme of Panama. The General Assembly of COONAPIP, which took place on 29 November 2013 in Playa Muerto, in the Darien province of Panama, approved the Environmental Agenda jointly developed between ANAM and COONAPIP. On the reopening of the National Programme in Panama, Candido Mezua, President of COONAPIP said, "We feel satisfied that the process followed with ANAM will help us to correct issues, and COONAPIP is going to engage again in the Programme." He added, "It is time to trust again".
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At once horns in fifths > with F sharps force the ear away from the C ground. I don't think we ever > hear the C's as classically stating the key of C. We only hear them as a > base, or ground upon which we can build, or from which we can take off in > flight. When the C's return at the end of the Symphony, we feel satisfied > and the work completed, though the final chord which is directed to "let > vibrate in the air," builds up from the bass C thus: C16 C8 G C4 D2 AC#E. > It was some years after the incident in Lugano before I was ready to begin > composition.
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Brian Crecente, editor-in-chief of Kotaku, praised the general use of light as a gameplay-mechanic. He commented on the episodic structure, saying it made the player feel satisfied even after short gameplay sessions. He also praised the overall storyline, having played the final episode thrice in a row, saying: "For the first time in my life, I have experienced something that plays like a game but has the impact of a movie... Alan Wake is a powerful ride, an experience bound to leave you thinking about it and wanting more for days after its completion." He criticised the game for not providing enough information about Wake and his wife, despite being "packed with memorable people", but concluded that the game "redefines interactive storytelling".
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She was the goddess of marriages, unions, and was also associated with finance and found cows and peacocks to be sacred. She was also very jealous and aggressive, especially when Zeus was involved with another woman; she would often kill the children Zeus and the other women or goddesses would create together, including attempts to kill Hercules and Dionysus—or the woman herself. For these reasons, Juno is used in astrology as an indicator of what a native requires to feel satisfied in love or romance, or what is one needs in order to feel their marriage is successful and satisfying. Because of Juno's association with relationships, money, cows and jealousy, it also appears to have an influence of the sign Taurus.
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Several peptidergic hormone pathways controlling appetite and energy balance —such as those involving ghrelin, neuropeptide Y, and agouti-related peptide — are particularly sensitive to changes in nuclear receptor signaling pathways and can therefore be easily altered by the introduction of endocrine disruptors. Such an alteration can lead to induced feelings of hunger and decreased feelings of fullness causing an increase in food intake and inability to feel satisfied, both characteristic of obesity. Some xenoestrogens such as BPA, nonylphenol, and DEHP have all shown to act is this way, altering NPY expression and significantly shifting the feeding behaviors of exposed mice. In addition, organotins such as trimethyltin (TMT) triethyltin (TET), and tributyltin (TBT) compounds can exert their effects through similar pathways.
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Paradise Syndrome, while not officially recognized by psychologists as a mental condition, is a term used by some to refer to a condition in which a person suffers a feeling of dissatisfaction despite having achieved all their dreams. It is often applied to individuals of such great wealth and success that they feel they no longer have anything left in life to accomplish. It is common with people who assign great value to their career and, although they have achieved much, do not feel satisfied. The phrase may also refer to an episode of Star Trek, "The Paradise Syndrome", and in this instance, deals with being overworked and needing a break, rather than a feeling of dissatisfaction related to achieving one's dreams.
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Gresham pp.21,22Dunn (1892) p.254 Their resolution stated: > ... a great number of citizens, in various parts of the United States, are > preparing, and many have actually emigrated to this Territory, to get free > from a Government which does tolerate slavery ... And although it is > contended by some, that, at this day, there is a great majority in favor of > slavery, whilst the opposite opinion is held by others, the fact is > certainly doubtful. But when we take into consideration the vast emigration > into this Territory, and of citizens, too, decidedly opposed to the measure, > we feel satisfied that, at all events, Congress will suspend any legislative > act on this subject until we shall, by the constitution, be admitted into > the Union, and have a right to adopt such a constitution, in this respect, > as may comport with the wishes of a majority of the citizens.
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