" Biden, she said, "made me feel uneasy, gross, and confused.
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But after seven months together, he started to feel uneasy.
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"Everything about this mosque made me feel uneasy," he said.
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There are moments, though, that have made lodgers feel uneasy.
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It's okay to say if it makes you feel uneasy.
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As we approached the motel, I began to feel uneasy.
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SO HERE'S YOUR FIX SO YOU DON'T FEEL UNEASY ABOUT CHANGE!
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Despite the torrent of #MeToo, I still feel uneasy writing about it.
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These ideas should not make business leaders across the nation feel uneasy.
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"That's when I feel uneasy," he says, with a tremble in this voice.
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An eclipse is on the way, Taurus, and it's making you feel uneasy.
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Do you prefer then to create music that makes the listener feel uneasy?
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"When we're melancholic we feel uneasy with the way things are," it read.
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But, to be honest, the evidence it's unveiled nonetheless makes me feel uneasy.
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Yet when I turn sentimental at the majesty of wildlife, I sometimes feel uneasy.
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"I do feel uneasy about North Korea provoking war," said Jeon Hyung-min, 26.
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"We didn't have space for the remains, which made me feel uneasy," Grizzanti recalls.
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This could get enough moderate Democrats on board, as several feel uneasy about the shutdown.
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It was meant to make you feel uneasy and to question why you felt uneasy.
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It's shenanigans like this that makes us feel uneasy about the state of the world.
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"If China does not properly handle this, the people of Taiwan will feel uneasy," Tsai said.
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Frankly, I think the UK are being a little arrogant and that makes me feel uneasy.
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"She said, 'There's a gun in the house and it makes me feel uneasy,' " Wiley said.
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What about self-driving cars — do you feel uneasy about letting a computer take the wheel?
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OK look, I feel like this has to be said now, but this makes me feel uneasy.
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Most Japanese, for example, feel uneasy about the idea of taking organs out of a dead body.
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"I feel uneasy in front of my compatriots," confesses Olga, a birth tourist from Kiev, my hometown.
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If something makes them feel uneasy, make sure they have adults they feel comfortable sharing it with.
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And I completely understand how the incident made you feel uneasy and shy to ask for more money.
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"She said, 'There's a gun in the house and it makes me feel uneasy,&apos" Wiley tells PEOPLE.
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Just three days after Donald Trump's election, many Americans still feel uneasy about the state of the nation.
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Holidays like Memorial Day that preach a patriotic sense of national unity have always made me feel uneasy.
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We have a love story, but love isn't enough for me, and I do feel uneasy admitting that.
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When he writes about the joys of having sex with cripples, we feel uneasy, nervous, and then enlightened.
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You value tangible results, and feel uneasy about the abstract—especially when it comes to your material wellbeing.
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"If we can't dance here due to pollution or bad weather, we feel uneasy just staying inside," she said.
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Six in 10 Americans tell NBC News/Wall Street Journal pollsters they feel uneasy about a candidate of 75.
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If that makes you feel uneasy, there's something to be said for paying the extra money for Apple's privacy.
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In several studies, they have said they feel uneasy about asking because they don't want to make patients uncomfortable.
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When her performance was criticized and she wasn't invited to two offsite senior leadership meetings, Sarah began to feel uneasy.
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Usually in music this makes me feel uneasy, but the warm yellow color of Andreya Triana's voice makes it comforting.
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A majority of people (52%) said that Trump made them feel "uneasy," including 80% of Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents.
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"I think that would be a big concern that the American people might feel — feel uneasy about that," he said.
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Taika Waititi's Jojo Rabbit is already getting rave reviews, albeit some feel uneasy about the film's focus on Nazi Germany.
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Contestants backstage are passionate about change, even if words like Trump and feminism still make some women feel uneasy or defensive.
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Remember bootcut jeans atop square shoes that your uncle who makes you feel uneasy still wears Remember pre-Twitter and Instagram?
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Biden said in April that it was "never [his] intention" to touch anyone in a way that made them feel uneasy.
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Lynch has a particular way of introducing eyes to images of the unfamiliar that make you feel uneasy about your reality.
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The non-privileged poor don't know that in the same way and they feel uneasy getting ahead by being more social.
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Don't feel obligated to meet with someone out of politeness if they're making you feel uneasy or are making you feel rushed.
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In over 12 hours with the game through its main quest and major sidequests, I still feel uneasy exploring The Oldest House.
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Freed from the ties that hurt us, or bore us, or make us feel uneasy, finally we can turn our attention inward.
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Though the movie star says he wasn't nervous before getting on the boat, he started to feel uneasy when they were warming up.
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If you feel uneasy making the request, or if the behavior continues despite your efforts, there are some key steps you can take.
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Ms. Bruguera's tableau vivant engages historical themes and makes you feel uneasy, vulnerable and empathetic for the victims of Castro and other regimes.
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Some users said the enhanced tracking made them feel uneasy, but the issue fell off the radar after Uber's other scandals took more prominence.
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So if you're bringing up politics – and views that others may not agree with – chances are, those in your company might feel uneasy. 2.
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Sixty eight percent of millennials feel uneasy with Trump's ability deal with terrorism and 44 percent are uneasy with Clinton's ability to do so.
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Given the capabilities of PSS' tools readers may understandably feel uneasy knowing that Baltimore police have been testing this technology in secret for months.
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I sure am, and so are untold numbers of loyal Starwood Hotels customers who feel uneasy about big, beige Marriott acquiring their beloved Starwood.
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Mr. Biden has faced accusations from multiple women who came forward to complain that his penchant for close physical contact made them feel uneasy.
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It&aposs easy to feel uneasy about Kim&aposs intentions, the horrifying nature of his regime, and whether he&aposll ever give up his nukes.
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"What do you go to when you feel uneasy or anxious, you go to what makes you feel good and safe," Stamos told USA Today.
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Many of these students feel uneasy and unsure, with 48% of student loan holders expressing concern about their ability to pay off their student debt.
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" Freeman also issued a statement after the allegations first surfaced, saying he is "not someone who would intentionally offend or knowingly make anyone feel uneasy.
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She said she had read some "shocking and really heart-breaking stories" and urged artists not to work with photographers who make them feel uneasy.
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While the unemployment rate fell to 3.7 percent last month, marking a 49-year low, many Americans still feel uneasy about their own financial situations.
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While some performers feel uneasy about what they can or can't say onstage, several prominent stars have been disgraced by scandals of their own making.
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Once I get to the office, I settle in with a cup of coffee and feel uneasy knowing what is about to happen to my coworker.
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"We can see that the government is stepping up restrictions, and we feel uneasy about how big the regulatory risks could be," said one loans banker.
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However, I'm still not ready to use the men's locker room or restroom for safety reasons, and using the family locker room makes me feel uneasy.
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Despite the fact that Meade had been doing sex scenes since she was 16 years old, they still had the power to make her feel uneasy.
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"Anyone who knows me or has worked with me knows I am not someone who would intentionally offend or knowingly make anyone feel uneasy," Freeman wrote.
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"Anyone who knows me or has worked with me knows I am not someone who would intentionally offend or knowingly make anyone feel uneasy," he said.
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"When I see Trump spew his hate and tell his gazillion lies, I get pissed off and I feel uneasy at the same time," she said.
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The idea of squirting water onto one's nether regions to clean them can make many Americans feel uneasy, but it's more pleasant than you may imagine.
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Children may walk away from the experience thinking that they&aposre obliged to have physical contact with new people, even if they feel uneasy about it.
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If you're suffering from nomophobia or feel uneasy about your phone habit; if, like my students, you want to go without, just give it a try.
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"The 'gaming' aspect of some of the apps I found made me feel uneasy," wrote Kate Harvey, a senior research officer who contributed to Nuffield Council report.
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I didn't really start to feel uneasy until we paused outside a pub called the Ten Bells, a place two of Jack the Ripper's victims supposedly frequented.
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A few days later I received a garbled but friendly message from the supplier, which made me feel uneasy, but two weeks later my device arrived, in pink.
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The Bachelorette was pre-empted this week by the NBA Finals, so it has yet to air under its new cloud, but I already feel uneasy about it.
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By definition, white people predominate in white spaces, and by implication blacks and other people of color are often absent there or when present made to feel uneasy.
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It is not just bond investors that feel uneasy about a change in the political climate away from the status quo that often equates with stability for financial markets.
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The context here being the "hood" or urban areas commonly "disheveled by lack of upkeep or abandonment," which makes people feel uneasy or signal the presence of criminal activity.
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She wrote that Biden made her feel "uneasy, gross, and confused" in 2014 when, at a campaign rally, she said he kissed her on the back of the head.
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It definitely makes them feel uneasy because that's what we're taught: If we're different, maybe we're not attractive in any capacity, whether it's tall, short, overweight, a different race, whatever.
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Sure, Victoria Beckham has said she was "uncomfortable" with being a Spice Girl, but she doesn't seem to feel uneasy about returning to the beauty look she donned as Posh.
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"It's just a bit scary, everyone's carrying plastic bags and it made be feel uneasy that we don't have any reserves so I bought two packs of buckwheat," she said.
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"It's just a bit scary, everyone's carrying plastic bags and it made be feel uneasy that we don't have any reserves so I bought two packs of buckwheat," she said.
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Specifically, R29 has a special affinity for rickety director's chairs that make me feel uneasy and squeeze my thighs in all the wrong ways, so I avoid them at all costs.
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"Anyone who knows me or has worked with me knows I am not someone who would intentionally offend or knowingly make anyone feel uneasy," Freeman said in a statement released Thursday.
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However, many opponents feel uneasy with the whole idea that money is always no more than "a creature of the state", as the hyper-Keynesian economist Abba Lerner asserted in 1947.
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But, now, when I arrive unannounced in black churches in Charleston, a white man carrying a black work bag large enough to conceal a semiautomatic weapon, I can feel uneasy stares.
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Flores said on Friday that Biden made her feel "uneasy, gross, and confused" in 2014 when, at a campaign rally, she said he kissed her on the back of the head.
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You are put in positions that make you feel uneasy, then isolated and embarrassed, and when you are upset, you are told to laugh it off and not be so sensitive.
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The factors that the Moral Machine chooses to emphasize—the career and age of potential victims, as well as whether they're crossing the road appropriately—may make some of us feel uneasy.
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And don't forget to listen to your instincts in your waking life, too — if something makes you feel uneasy or someone in your life seems upset, follow up on those gut feelings.
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The shooting On the morning of March 25, employees reported that a man came into the Burger King acting suspiciously and making employees feel uneasy, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Chief Kerr Putney said.
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Freeman has since issued a statement of apology: Anyone who knows me or has worked with me knows I am not someone who would intentionally offend or knowingly make anyone feel uneasy.
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This fact may allow Republicans who feel uneasy about his ties to Putin to find common ground with Democrats hoping to salvage climate deals signed under the Obama administration by opposing Tillerson.
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If talking about politics makes you uneasy and gives you anxiety before you even set foot into a family get together, think about what specifically about those discussions makes you feel uneasy.
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"Anyone who knows me or has worked with me knows I am not someone who would intentionally offend or knowingly make anyone feel uneasy," Freeman said in a statement provided to BuzzFeed News.
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"Anyone who knows me or has worked with me knows I am not someone who would intentionally offend or knowingly make anyone feel uneasy," the Oscar winner said in a statement released Thursday.
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Several celebrities have commented in response to Nash's claims, including Grande who posted a message on her Instagram Stories on Monday, warning artists to not work with photographers who make them feel uneasy.
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Yet while some people may feel uneasy about businesses taking advantage of sensitive political issues to flog their products, García insists that border issues have always been at the forefront of Cucapá's identity.
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" On Thursday, Mr. Freeman issued a statement that said: "Anyone who knows me or has worked with me knows I am not someone who would intentionally offend or knowingly make anyone feel uneasy.
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We definitely live in a culture that's obsessed with working people to death, and I know plenty of creative people, including myself, who feel uneasy or restless when they aren't working on something.
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For now, the press office opted to make lemonade out of the bitter words, and use them to bolster support among Trumpians who might feel uneasy after Steve Bannon was pushed off the reservation.
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Even if you have endless reassurance from your partner that you have nothing to worry about, or you lack proof of wrongdoing, you don't have to maintain a relationship that makes you feel uneasy.
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Evil should feel difficult when you confront it, you should feel uneasy but if you're confronting a villain with a villain accent it feels like you've simplified it and not addressed the issue of why.
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Many people who take part in more traditional smaller-scale shoots adhere closely to industry-set standards such as the Code of Good Shooting Practice, he said, and feel uneasy at the direction shooting has taken.
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And not to be all doom and gloom about it, but there's one more reason to feel uneasy about the holiday: It may be turning the heat up on our planet, cooking us all like turkeys.
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While much of what is referenced may make us feel uneasy, it is mostly reminding us of violent crimes committed using technology, the layering of references in this episode, the song in particular, is pretty brilliant.
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He cited a recent AAA study saying around 75 percent of drivers feel uneasy about using a fully self-driving car, while 60 percent felt comfortable with some form of minor self-driving assistance like automatic braking.
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He makes me feel uneasy in the same way that actors in "immersive theater experiences" do—you wanna grab his face and shake him around, tell him that it's OK, that he doesn't have to pretend anymore.
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But polling data suggest that as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has drawn an increasingly hard line against Palestinians while cultivating a chummy relationship with President Trump, many Jewish voters and liberal Democrats have started to feel uneasy.
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Hong Kong's richest man Li Ka-shing recently said the trend made him feel "uneasy", even though a residential complex built by his Cheung Kong Property Holdings offers flats smaller than 200 square feet (18.6 square meters).
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Maybe it makes you feel uneasy to order dried meat from the same place you might purchase a kitschy, home-knitted quilt, but Johnson swears that this is where you'll find the purest meat on the market.
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After a former Nevada assemblywoman wrote an essay claiming Biden made her feel "uneasy, gross and confused" when he kissed the back of her head, several women spoke out about their experiences and said he made them uncomfortable.
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It's unclear whether Transference is a movie or a game, but Ubisoft made it clear that it wants you to feel uneasy when experiencing it in the trailer revealed at its E3 press conference in Los Angeles today.
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Comey's memos, which detailed his conversations with Trump that Comey has said made him feel uneasy, were supplied to Congress on Thursday as part of the investigation into possible misuse of authority at the FBI and Justice Department.
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When he finally made his name in 2016 as one of UK music's most intriguing young prodigies, it wasn't for the piano; it was for candid freestyles that explored vulnerabilities that would make most other London MCs feel uneasy.
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"Markets seem resilient at the moment, but the low level of volatility and the overvaluation in a range of investments make me feel uneasy," DNB-governor Klaas Knot told reporters at the presentation of DNB's biannual financial stability report.
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And then there are many flyers—as many as a quarter of Americans, by some estimates—who simply feel uneasy about the idea of a 100-tonne metal canister hurtling through the stratosphere at several hundred miles an hour.
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Ms. Warne said investors still feel uneasy about problems ranging from shaky economies outside the U.S., low oil prices, and uncertainty over when the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates and what effect that will have on the economy.
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Soon after arriving in Santa Rita, a poor village in the northeastern state of Maranhão, Dr. Álvarez and her husband began to feel uneasy about the terms of the contract they signed, particularly after befriending doctors from other countries.
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An allegation by Nevada Democratic politician Lucy Flores that he once made her feel "uneasy" by smelling her hair and kissing the back of her head forced the former vice president's team into damage control mode over the weekend.
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Washington (CNN)Most Americans say they feel "uneasy" about the possibility of conflict with North Korea, with only a third of those surveyed having confidence in President Donald Trump's ability to handle the situation, a CBS News poll released Tuesday shows.
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There are fears that even the most ardent pro-EU Labour and Green MPs might feel uneasy about Lib Dems' willingness to scrap the 2016 result without holding a new referendum, and be deterred from participating in an electoral pact.
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Fly fishing, I quickly came to realize, offered membership into a certain group of attorneys in the legal community in Reno, men whose friendship, or at least fraternity, happened to be professionally useful — sometimes in ways that made me feel uneasy.
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Writer Estelle Erasmus never allowed her daughter to sit on Santa&aposs lap because it communicates to children that it&aposs OK to confide in strangers, and to have physical contact with them, even if they feel uneasy about it.
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"It is deeply disturbing that the people in my community who attend synagogue and visit our Jewish community centers do so knowing that these domestic terrorists intentionally want us to feel uneasy about it," Wasserman Schultz said during House floor debate.
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" In her essay, Flores, noting at the time she was a "young Latina in politics," said she had "never experienced anything so blatantly inappropriate and unnerving before," adding that Biden "made me feel uneasy, gross, and confused," as well as "powerless.
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At a moment in which many immigrants and Muslims feel uneasy, here and across the nation, and racial slurs spew across social media, the attack on the train has put a broader discussion of race in the Pacific Northwest back on the agenda.
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Over the weekend, probable Democratic candidate Joe Biden had to answer to allegations from Nevada Democratic politician Lucy Flores that the former VP made her feel uneasy by smelling her hair and kissing the back of her head at a campaign rally 2014.
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Lucy Flores, a former Nevada assemblywoman, penned an essay last week detailing a 2014 encounter during which the former vice president made her feel "uneasy, gross and confused" when he came up from behind her and kissed the back of her head.
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Washington (CNN)A former Nevada state assemblywoman said on Friday that former Vice President Joe Biden made her feel "uneasy, gross, and confused" in 2014 when, at a campaign rally in Nevada, she said he kissed her on the back of the head.
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But here these constructs can sometimes feel uneasy because many of them are imported — from soldiers' dress uniforms that seem decades out of date (gold braids, enormous epaulets, rows of medals) to soundtrack-like music worthy of John Williams (fanfares, kettle drums, plenty of brass).
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Ultimately, "the only test is whether she is able to achieve something other than personal gain," said Umber Ahmad, a banker turned baker and one of several women quoted in Ms. Trump's new book who now say they feel uneasy about being included in it.
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And this wasn't the only time Jillian was made to feel uneasy by her boss' behavior: "There were times where she would be working from home and take a video conference call while sitting in bed, with her partner [sleeping] shirtless next to her," said Jillian.
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We feel uneasy that we were singled out for a reason, our house untouched while so many of our neighbors lost their homes, though (in fact) we don't really feel that we were singled out for any reason—for who, or what, would do the singling out?
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Photograph by David Williams for The New Yorker On a recent evening, as I stood, like Donald Trump, Jr., on safari, posing for a photo with the rainbow trout I'd snagged in roughly two minutes, using a hunk of amberjack as bait, I couldn't help but feel uneasy.
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Biden's camp dove into damage control mode Friday after Lucy Flores, a former Nevada assemblywoman, penned an essay detailing a 2014 encounter during which the former vice president made her feel "uneasy, gross and confused" when he came up from behind her and kissed the back of her head.
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Biden's camp dove into damage control mode Friday after Lucy Flores, a former Nevada assemblywoman, penned an essay detailing a 2014 encounter where the former vice president made her feel "uneasy, gross and confused" when he came up from behind her and kissed the back of her head.
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" In an email accompanying the letter, Sean Rice, an evolutionary biologist who organized its preparation, suggested that more of the department's 41 faculty members would have signed it but that "some members of the faculty, especially those without tenure, might reasonably feel uneasy about signing a statement of this sort.
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"This is yet another futile attempt by some dishonest and hostile forces, who feel uneasy with the ongoing trend toward peace, reconciliation, prosperity and cooperation on the Korean peninsula, to hinder the rapprochement by raising the so-called 'human rights' issue of our country with unfounded and fictitious stories," it said.
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"It makes you feel uneasy that the process is praised as a high-security system and then you modify a camera, take some cheap materials and hack it," Jan Krissler, who goes by the handle starbug, and who researched the vein authentication system along with Julian Albrecht, told Motherboard over email in German.
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ET, MSG (New York), FSN Ohio (Columbus) ABOUT THE RANGERS (43-26-9): New York suddenly has reason to feel uneasy about the play of longtime standout goaltender Henrik Lundqvist, who was yanked after allowing three goals on nine shots versus Buffalo - the eighth time in his last 10 starts the he has surrendered at least three tallies.
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If you feel uneasy about your tech habits, and want to become more intentional about how you use your phone this year, here are some strategies to help you take control: As you gear up to make changes, first take stock of your current usage, and how it makes you feel in a big picture way.
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Even those willing to be convinced that blackness is both reviled and relied upon for what happens on the internet—an ambivalence to the tune of Eric Lott's classic study Love and Theft—tend to feel uneasy about the suggestion that the out-and-out racism of anonymous users bears any relation to their own, very casual, user behavior.
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Lucy Flores, the former Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor of Nevada, made the allegations against Biden in an essay for The Cut, an arm of New York magazine, writing that Biden made her feel "uneasy, gross, and confused" in 2014 when, at a campaign rally in Nevada, she said he kissed her on the back of the head.
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It may make you feel uneasy about these United States, but it will sure as shit make you love country music—and square dancing, and barbecue, and a deeply American sense of community and generosity of spirit that I encountered just as often as any "Don't Tread on Me" flags (though that's easy for me to say as a young white woman).
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Lucy Flores, the former Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor of Nevada, made the allegations against Biden on Friday in an essay for The Cut, an arm of New York magazine, writing that Biden made her feel "uneasy, gross, and confused" in 2014 when, at a campaign rally in Nevada, she said he kissed her on the back of the head.
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And when people feel uneasy about their financial well-being, when their 401(k) suddenly looks like a 85033(k), they won't blame Joe BidenJoe BidenOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Last-minute complaints threaten T coronavirus aid deal | What's in the package | Pelosi scrambles to secure quick passage | Expanded testing shows signs of strain Hillicon Valley: Coronavirus deal includes funds for mail-in voting | Twitter pulled into fight over virus disinformation | State AGs target price gouging | Apple to donate 10M masks Poll: 59 percent say coronavirus crisis has had a negative effect on their finances MORE.
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