Hates intolerance ... and says he truly feels for LeBron.
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It feels, for lack of a less lame word, genuine.
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Instead she gives us life as it feels for Cléo.
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The same concern, I imagine, that she feels for me.
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But it also feels for Ingrid and her hollow life.
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Who could blame Tyrion Lannister for having the feels for her?
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He's not a Christian, but he still feels for the Church.
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I've done neither, but that's how it feels for me sometimes.
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"Everyone feels for Teresa," Jean Wollerman, Halbach's first grade teacher, tells PEOPLE.
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"Blackstar" feels, for all its shiny, experimental modernity, like 1970s—vintage—Bowie.
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This is how it feels for many transgender and gender-nonconforming people.
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He said he feels for the young people that could be affected.
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Looking back, he feels for Ngombo, but doesn't regret passing on Thomas.
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Yes, it is awful cute that Gendry has clearly caught feels for Arya.
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Alex feels for Elliot what can't quite conjure up for Claire: sexual attraction.
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It's the awe she feels for a particular sea creature — namely, the octopus.
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From the looks of it, Horan still has some adorable feels for Perry.
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The disdain that he feels for his opponent could not have been clearer.
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Walking into the shop feels for a moment like walking back in time.
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She feels for the keepers who worked with Harambe, the gorilla who was killed.
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These are the ones that any true cop feels for and wants to protect.
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The sequence also underscores the animus and jealousy that Chuck feels for his sibling.
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She feels for her friend, but "it hasn't affected me at all," she said.
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But it smacks of the envy our stunted strongman feels for his role models.
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He pretends he "feels for these kids," and the media has fallen for it.
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He feels for her that photos circulated of empty seats in a primo location.
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But it feels, for now, like a shooter game in desperate need of a soul.
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That's how this feels for me, a Bachelor fan and a consumer of celebrity culture.
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The sentiment is an echo of the love the Giudice family feels for one another.
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The hardest part, Daniel said, is the ache he feels for everything he left behind.
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The content of your secret will also influence how it feels for you to keep it.
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She messed up, but there must be a piece of him that still feels for her.
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She's always unapologetically herself while reveling in the love she feels for whatever role she's undertaking.
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"He was overwhelmed with pride and the love he feels for her," Tracy told the publication.
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My heart feels for Elena and I pray that she stays strong through this hard time.
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" As a father himself, Hawkins feels for the Tibbetts family, who he says are "great people.
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But according to her lawyers, she already feels, for the first time, that she is free.
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The painter Jordan Casteel discusses her favorite artwork and the affinity she feels for its creator.
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The pastor speaks about how Jack was a good man, and how he feels for the Pearsons.
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Ted Cruz, and the disdain he clearly feels for Rubio is genuine and deep, the source said.
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I imagine it feels, for the Dallas police, as if a member of their family has died.
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It feels, for all the world, like padding, even though it features my two favorite characters. Sigh.
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Clinicians call this paradox "survivor's guilt"—the guilt one feels for surviving a situation many people don't.
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Though initially she sounds reticent, soon she's running through how new the album still feels for her.
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And for more, watch Casteel discuss her favorite artwork and the affinity she feels for its creator.
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The nostalgia he feels for a time when everyone watched the same three shows is a rational response.
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Omar reiterated the remorse she feels for her comments last month—and the pain she knows they caused.
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Many praised the message of unity, and the appreciation the entire congressional community feels for the Capitol Police.
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And the Sabine material, jimmied into an art history class, feels for most of the play like footnotes.
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So, he tells PEOPLE, he feels for former Colts quarterback Andrew Luck, who announced his surprise retirement Aug.
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The knotty work of trying to best Trump methodically through a legal process feels, for some, inherently restorative.
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Mary is an empathetic creature, and she feels for Kurt even as she is disturbed by his mission.
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We see the rare flicker of his self-doubt and the guilt he feels for acts of betrayal.
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His lawyers also mention the "shame and anxiety" that Cohen feels for subjecting his family to his criminal activity.
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Soon every part of her routine starts to feel the same — which is exactly how it feels for Florence.
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"Sitting at home, feeding baby boy [and] having all the feels for @shanidarden," Alba wrote in the photo's caption.
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That scene plays up with an almost unbearable tension, because it feels, for want of a better word, real.
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"You can't imagine how this feels for someone who has been working inside the system for this long," he said.
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The model breaks down to Kim about how sorry she feels for not realizing the effect the commercial would have.
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But the layers of memory, emotion and meaning here are enough to give us the feels for years to come.
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With that method, the top hand controls the force placed on the patient and the lower hand feels for abnormalities.
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Leaving the court a free woman, Grace is asked by a reporter how it feels for everything to be over.
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But the further a decision gets from his core interests and nearby staffers, the less responsibility he feels for it.
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It feels, for once, like women are tipping the balance when it comes to the key positions of power in politics.
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I have been waiting my entire life, it feels, for a keyboard backlight subtle enough to seem like it's not there.
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The final Polaroid is a photo of Hannah's face aligning with his own, perhaps showing how responsible he feels for her.
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At least it seems like Charlie moves on from her intense feels for Khalil by the end of Little Drummer Girl.
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Disney released a first look at the new "Lion King," and we're feeling all the feels for this live-action remake.
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Perhaps one of the most important factors that has contributed to Li's success is the passion he feels for his work.
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They feel invited and welcome and like their voice is valued, which changes how it feels for them to enter that room.
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Washington Post&aposs Jennifer Rubin wrote a piece on the lost art of shunning in which she feels for the restaurant owner.
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There are no words to express the helplessness and sorrow my broken heart feels for the victims in Vegas and their families.
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Hawkins said she feels for the women who received these cards and who may be struggling with infertility and other related issues.
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Yet Captain Marvel, the movie surrounding her, feels, for better or for worse, like so much of what has come before it.
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Shannon is a tremendous actor, and he certainly has no difficulties bringing across the necessary distaste and frustration Tom feels for Jenny.
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"Toy Story 4," out Friday, finds Woody moving on yet again, with what feels — for now, at least — like a conclusive ending.
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A totally different set of brain circuits lit up: those for love and warmth, the sort a parent feels for a child.
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He said he feels for people who, as he once did, cross the border illegally to escape violence or poverty in their countries.
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He added that he feels for the audience because he was just as curious (and lost) when he first read each episode's script.
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Though I can't ask this horse how it feels, for horses are too dumb to speak, I gander its spirits to be joyful.
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They're also an indication of the genuine respect he feels for everyone, whether that's a late-night talk show host or female costar.
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I'm explaining and demonstrating how it feels for me to make tough, sometimes unpopular decisions, and the joy I experience when we win.
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We feel like the most fortunate kids in Canada still … It just feels for us like it's the right time to say goodbye.
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As the first Backstreet Boys dad, Littrell, 43, says he feels for his bandmates who are just now getting thrown into responsibilities of fatherhood.
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"There are no words to express the helplessness and sorrow my broken heart feels for the victims in Vegas and their families," she wrote.
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Accidents happen — and that's exactly why Sheeran feels for Mariah Carey after her botched New Year's Eve performance in New York City's Times Square.
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"There are no words to express the helplessness and sorrow my broken heart feels for the victims in Vegas and their families," Swift tweeted.
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And just like Spielberg's summer movies of old, what "Stranger Things" does best is capture a timelessness that feels, for some, like phoning home.
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Not since James Cameron put Leo and Kate on-screen in his disaster flick have we experienced so many feels for the Titanic tragedy.
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"There are no words to express the helplessness and sorrow my broken heart feels for the victims in Vegas and their families," Swift wrote.
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But another cab appears right behind her, golden numbers gleaming, and it feels for a moment as if I've won the morning-commute lottery.
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She hopes officials will put a stop to the "zero tolerance" policy, and feels for those who have already been separated from their parents.
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The camera never wavers from a tight close-up of Graham McTavish as Dougal as he rhapsodizes about the hate he feels for Colum.
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When she tears off her dress and climbs on top of him, as they renegotiate their deal, it feels, for a moment, almost romantic.
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Samsung feels for these people, so it launched an entire Giphy page filled with comeback GIFs they can send to self-righteous iPhone users.
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It's a sentiment she feels for herself, rather than due to a value judgement on the "purity" of Peter, graded by his sex drive.
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Leeds tells TMZ, she feels for Melania, who's now in the hot seat for defending Donald in the wake of various allegations by women.
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According to Dr. Haggard, previous research has shown that the longer the perceived time lapse, the less responsibility a subject feels for a negative outcome.
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If Colton had said going on his prior solitary fantasy suite date was difficult because hometowns solidified his feels for Cassie, that would be livable.
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On Thursday, she released footage of her acoustic take on "Blank Space," which is giving us nostalgic feels for the early days of Taylor Swift.
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She's skewering the disconnected nature of modern life here, but also considering how it feels for women; when we show emotion, it's perceived as weakness.
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Wells Fargo — The bank agreed to pay $20163 million to settle a case involving home appraisal feels for homeowners who had defaulted on their mortgages.
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In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Jones opens up about coping with the unexpected tragedy, and shares the empathy she feels for his family.
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I just tried to process them and eat them, just to see how it feels for me and if I could stand behind the idea.
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And we similarly know how it feels for far-right politicians to insist that we live according to their personal beliefs, rather than our own.
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It's almost as if every time he helps a woman, it satisfies some lingering guilt he feels for not doing more to help his mother.
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But on the other hand, as an animal lover, she feels for the animals being free to roam in their natural habitat and not in captivity.
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" She added, "Meghan knows how it feels for us as she used to be an actress, so I hope she was impressed by what she saw.
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"They can publicly say 'Look, the president is standing by this notion that he feels for the kids,' but internally they're not living up to that."
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After three hours, Hadid tried what he called his "last resort," focussing on hannana , an Arabic word for the love a mother feels for her child.
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It feels for all the world like the show realized this was its finale somewhere in the middle of post-production and hastily cobbled something together.
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For some women, the way it feels for someone to force himself on you in a nearly emotional way carries with it a certain diabolical confusion.
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It's in a duet of exquisite pain that we perceive the desire Brother Jabez (Matty Oaks) feels for the touch of another man (Andrew Robinson, exuding charisma).
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I am not sure about prolonged starvation and how it feels for animals, but in recent years we have gained some information about the neurobiology of appetite.
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Some phrases Tirado offers include, "I'm with you"; "I'm right here"; "I can't imagine how hard this feels for you"; and "We'll sit through these waves together".
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She sometimes mentions the pressure she feels for this venture to be a success, which seems perhaps at odds with her employees' motivations for participating in the show.
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FREDERIK PLEITGEN, SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT, CNN: -- at that decision by President Trump to move the embassy to Jerusalem it feels for the whole region like a fateful step.
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He is torn between the passion he feels for Nola, the woman he believes is his soulmate, and the promise he made not to ever abandon his family.
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" After pausing for applause, as directed in his script, Pence called attention to his "admiration" for the scandal-plagued Trump and the "gratitude" he feels "for his leadership.
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Explaining how sorry Ryan feels for bringing his friend to his dad's commandeered narrow boat back in series 1, Frances assures Tommy that Ryan thinks fondly of him.
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"[Uber] feels for me, given all the bad circumstances, as sanded, and that it is ready to have some education painted on it," she said in an interview.
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It feels, for all the world, like the storytelling equivalent of computer programming — you see the code where the emotional attachment goes, but not the emotional attachment itself.
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Leyva has been very open with her fans about the pride she feels for her sister, a transgendered woman, and has continuingly showed her support for the LGBT community.
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Hulk hurts Betty quite badly in his monstrous debut, which contextualizes Bruce's self-imposed isolation as a product of the shame and guilt he feels for harming his lover.
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Novak Djokovic says he "feels" for tennis superstar Maria Sharapova -- telling TMZ Sports he hopes she's able to overcome her drug suspension and come back even stronger than before.
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Mr. Obama's criticism of Mr. Trump reflects a deep antipathy he feels for his successor, whom he called a "con man" and a "know nothing" during the 2016 campaign.
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"To be perfectly honest, I personally don't like it," he said when Higgins asked him how it feels for so many people to be invested in his dating life.
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France and Sweden, two UN Security Council members officially have stated their support for Fayyad, saying Guterres has the right to choose the best candidate he feels for the post.
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While the party was held in Scott's honor, the sweet message that was printed atop his birthday cake was perhaps the most telling about how deeply Jenner feels for him.
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Turning one of his palaces to rubble (after a suitable warning to let civilians escape) would give ordinary Syrians visible evidence of the disgust the world feels for their ruler.
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While the whole party was held in Scott's honor, the sweet message that was printed atop the cake was perhaps the most telling about how deeply Jenner feels for him.
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"We were in camps, so we know what life is like there," Mr. Ogik said, describing the affinity he feels for the refugees living in camps dotted throughout northern Uganda.
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Daniels responded to Cohen's testimony on Wednesday with a statement of her own, saying that she's proud of Cohen for telling the truth and feels for him and his family.
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"There are no words to express the helplessness and sorrow my broken heart feels for the victims in Vegas and their families," the star said in a message posted to Twitter.
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If you think it's hard to say goodbye to your favorite Game Of Thrones characters from your living room couch, just imagine how it feels for the actors who lived it.
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And we will stay focused on the gratitude that this President this administration feels for all those who saw through this partisan impeachment, the sham investigation, sorry for what it was.
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"We incarcerate so many people, and a lot of times we forget about their kids that are left behind and how it feels for them to be without parents," says Legend.
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There are a lot of variables in play with HFR, and altering the on-set lighting or shutter speed can dramatically impact the way the finished product feels for the audience.
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Hadid, who covered Vogue Arabia's September issue this year and is of Palestinian descent, shared a lengthy post on Instagram detailing the "sadness" and "pain" she feels for her fellow Palestinians.
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If her subject is unwavering, her style remains restless, less out of a desire to be "experimental" than out of playfulness and a genuine yearning, one feels, for contact and connection.
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" Sandy Zenker, 70, who lives in Chelsea and said his family has been patronizing the restaurant for about 80 years, said he feels for Mr. Greengrass and "what he's going through.
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It was one of a number of events that suggested his failed presidential bid had enhanced rather than diminished his political stature -- despite the antipathy the GOP establishment still feels for him.
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Think about the way it feels for a gender non-conforming person to go see bands whose leads are trans, and have to be sorted into a gendered line to get in.
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Despite their political differences ... Josh clearly feels for the guy who has his old job, but says Sean's woes could be fixed if Donald Trump followed Obama's lead in one crucial way.
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John Daly says he truly feels for Tiger Woods -- and he's rooting for the golfer to overcome his Rx pill demons and return to the course ... because the sport really needs him.
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She admires Ever and feels for him, but she also, as channeled by Ms. Wise, seems to offer him mercy sex while also using him to buck up her bruised self-esteem.
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The other Boston teams — baseball's Red Sox, basketball's Celtics, hockey's Bruins — are also consistent contenders and champions, which just adds to the animosity other parts of the country feels for Boston sports.
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The detestation that any rational soul spontaneously feels for the Yankees is so innocent, so uncontaminated by spite — just instinctive revulsion before something obscene, like the goat-headed god of the diabolists.
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Our heroine realizes how deeply she feels for Peter while volunteering at the Belleview Star Ball and rushes out to tell him as much — only he's already outside, a ball of nerves.
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See: Colton really tried things out with Tia Booth in Paradise, but he didn't have the right feels for her and ultimately didn't want to break her heart by drawing the relationship out.
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But as they grow closer while working toward Aidan's goal, he realizes hate is the last thing he feels for her, and they help each other grow in ways that surprise them both.
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That notion feels, for a moment, surreal: You imagine a world that wakes up each morning and slogs back to work on its final catastrophe, always on fire but somehow never done burning.
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His love for her, and the empathy he feels for every other host who may have lost someone they know, drives him to share The Maze symbol and awaken dozens of Ghost Nation warriors.
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"As he has grown in maturity, I have watched him take on these causes with the remarkable skill to see and communicate how it truly feels for the people he is trying to help."
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Despite promising on the campaign trail to immediately rescind DACA, Trump has wavered since taking office, saying he feels for these children who were brought to the country through no fault of their own.
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Baker also shows how guilty she feels for causing Aaron any childhood pain by making him do traditionally feminine activities like ballet and the Girl Scouts, things she thought would make her child happy.
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"You're pretty cold you end as you start / When your facade isn't falling apart / So now you're standing in your underwear / Well now you know just how it feels for her," he snarls. 22017.
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Given its origins as a Saturday Night Live sketch, The Blues Brothers seems like it might be satirical, but the affection the movie feels for some of the greatest music ever made is real.
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Mr. Stanfield loves plants, feels for them, because, he said, "they are a pure life, and they do not talk," and laments that his busy work schedule prevents him from keeping any at home.
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Since it's fair to say that part of the book's timeliness and success are tied to the political currency of immigration, that lack of political engagement in the story itself feels, for many, offensive.
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It climaxes, in fact, with a speech in which one character denounces another's vicious behavior toward his friends as an expression of the contempt he feels for himself, merely for being who he is.
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" Jack Nicklaus, who won a record six Masters titles, expressed the views of many with a sympathetic but encouraging statement on his website, saying: "I think the whole golfing world feels for Jordan Spieth.
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That stress is exacerbated by his fraught relationship with his teenage stepdaughter (played by Mae Whitman, a hall-of-fame crier, truly) and by the responsibility he feels for the guys in his crew.
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Trump's MAGA hat–wearing, "lock her up"–chanting crowd is often described as his political base, but even that doesn't quite do justice to the intensity of devotion the Trump coalition feels for the president.
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LeBron James says he's never been target of racist taunts in Boston -- but he feels for athletes who have -- and says he's PROUD of the fans and athletes trying to put a stop to it.
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It is not quite guilt that he feels for being the only one to escape, he says, but rather a consciousness that he is the only one who was able to live a real life.
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This shocking sneak peek comes following Henry's revelation that the Richards sisters' late mother wants Kyle to "let go" of the responsibility she feels for 51-year-old Kim, who has long struggled with her sobriety.
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"There is a majority of the American public that feels, for whatever reason, that American troops are still needed in Syria," Mallory Newall, research director at Ipsos Public Affairs, said Thursday on "What America's Thinking," Hill.
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Bradley Whitford, whose character identifies as Christ, but takes care to note he is not of Nazareth, is a disheveled, muttering widower whose schizophrenia seems hopelessly intermingled with the guilt he feels for his wife's death.
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For starters, ChristmasCon is taking place in a convention center that feels for all the world like one of those Works Progress Administration buildings built in the 1930s specifically to give unemployed Americans something to do.
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Despite an open demeanor in conversation, it's difficult to pin down the degree to which Ethridge feels for his subjects — a detachment that's quite Lynchian, when one considers that his wife and children are among them.
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Rachel Toor, former admissions officer at Duke University and author of Write Your Way In: Crafting an Unforgettable College Admissions Essay was surprised by none of the details of "Operation Varsity Blues," but feels for the students.
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"[Uber] feels for me, given all the bad circumstances, as sanded, and that it is ready to have some education painted on it," she said in an interview this morning, in what is an arguably unusual metaphor.
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Even if a viewer doesn't buy the declarations of love or enthusiasm for the 'journey,' it would be hard to deny that JoJo genuinely feels for the men during the pomp and circumstance of those rose ceremonies.
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Field, Lindley, and Segel create sweet, understanding, and deep characters that the viewer truly feels for; Benjamin and Grant are both convincing, non-evil and evil (respectively) geniuses whose conniving antics succeed at raising the stakes sky high.
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Doug's explanation of Frank's death — Frank came to the White House in a rage, planning to kill Claire, so Doug killed him instead — feels for all the world like what the original, planned series finale must have been.
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But beneath all the hype, Get Out is the real deal: It's both a superb horror film and a chilling deconstruction of what living in a society built around white privilege feels for the average black man in America.
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Gosling appeared on Ellen Friday ostensibly to discuss La La Land and his family's Christmas plans, but the conversation soon turned to what's really in his heart this holiday season — the overwhelming pity he feels for his cleaning robot.
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A mishmash of styles and stories, it plays not unlike a compilation of music videos with divergent aesthetics and includes a disturbing segment that features a skinhead discussing the sexual longing he feels for the people he also terrorizes.
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The book is an autobiographical account of the obsessive love that the narrator, Chris—a writer and failed filmmaker in a waning marriage—feels for Dick, an academic and art world denizen whose principal attribute is his indifference to her.
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The texts evoke his doubts about the values he leaves to his children, but also the fear he feels for them in the face of a society that risks shaping and changing them — to the point where they may break.
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At least, that's how it feels for much of its running time, as its multinational characters wander sedately around an ornate mansion (played by a house in Yonkers, N.Y.) belonging to the vice president of an unnamed South American country.
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The love she feels for Miranda is infused with the understanding of what it is to be female, and so is the framing of her betrayal by her brother, who usurped her power and sent her to sea to die.
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You may quarrel with Mr. Vance's conclusions — he holds his hillbilly kin personally responsible for much of what ails them — but the love he feels for his culture is palpable, and his book is intelligible to Democrats and Republicans alike.
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TIME has published a new op-ed by Selena Gomez about immigration, in which she describes her father's family's move to the U.S. from Mexico, and the fear she feels for undocumented immigrants and the national conversation around the issue.
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Hoping to seize upon the universal disdain the electorate feels for tech companies that abuse their privacy, the Democrats have concocted a plan to beat back the data vampires—a little incentive for those still on the fence in this November election.
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He feels for the people forced to live out here, their powerlessness, the anguish of not being able to provide for their children, "They need to live, they need to find work, to live in peace," he gesticulates into the rear-view mirror.
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"The series tracks six incredible stories from across the globe including Syria, Japan, Costa Rica, Italy and the US — each proving that the unconditional love one feels for their dog is a beautiful universal truth," Netflix revealed in a statement about the show.
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Pettapicce told VICE that he feels for the franchise owners in regards to the changes, but that the onus is on them to not take it out on their workers and for the corporate side of the business to help the franchisees.
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Over the course of the interview, Macdonald touched on the #MeToo movement — he said he's glad it has "slowed down a little" — and said how deeply sorry he feels for people who've faced consequences after admitting wrongdoing in their actions and statements.
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The smart, moving twist, as penned by Marti Noxon, is that when Buffy and Angel (excuse me, Angelus) end up possessed, the gender roles are reversed, with Buffy consumed by the guilt and self-loathing James feels for killing the person he loved.
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Part of the book's power lies in Coates's intense rhetorical style; beautiful sentences full of feeling — fear from his childhood in Baltimore, love that he feels for his partner and his son, sorrow and rage over the death of a friend — stack methodically.
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One thing that no drug can buffer is the nearly unbridled contempt Mary feels for her older son, Jamie, a mediocre actor in thrall to the bottle and to prostitutes, who give him what he needs and all he can take: temporary comfort.
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Roy effortlessly captures the love Anjum feels for an abandoned child named Zainab, whom she adopts as a daughter; and the friendship she develops with a young man who calls himself Saddam Hussain and who also takes up residence in the graveyard.
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To be sure, Mann's performance contains hints about just how much Nicol understands of Marwen (and if you have seen the documentary, you can 100 percent see why her name ends in -col and not -cole) and just how much compassion she feels for Mark.
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How do we reconcile our differences, account for the injustices visited upon so many, understand the pride that each of us feels for ourselves, our families, our point of view -- and respond to the urgent needs of this great democracy at its moment of truth?
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An awkward dinner scene for the returning Agamemnon is mostly played for laughs ("So, how was the Trojan War?" asks his wife, Clytemnestra, who will kill him in short order), and Orestes' desire for revenge is nothing compared with what he feels for his best friend, Pylades.
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Indeed, these prospects may have become even more doubtful thanks to Louise Linton, wife of Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin: Her now infamous Instagram rant may open at least a few voters' eyes to the contempt "populist" Donald Trump's inner circle really feels for the little people.
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Ruskin's 1864 lecture "Traffic," in which he tells a planning committee in the industrial English city of Bradford of the contempt he feels for their proposed wool exchange building because it would be a symbol of the exploitation of human labor, still has the power to jolt.
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Serena Williams, 34, TennisThough Williams admits that in tennis, the most sought-after prize isn't a gold medal, but a grand slam, she says the Olympics have always been a special experience for her – and she feels for those, such as golfer Jason Day, that are skipping out.
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"Despite the understandable grief that Mr. Ridulph feels for the loss of his sister and emotional turmoil that the discovery of Mr. McCullough's innocence has caused him, Petitioner Jack D. McCullough's life and freedom are at stake amid the prosecutor's conclusion of his actual innocence," his lawyers wrote.
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Later, while en route to the press conference where Kendall will take the fall for Waystar-Royco's sins, Kendall and his cousin Greg (Nicholas Braun), an extremely tall bundle of nervous comic energy, have a veiled discussion about how bad Greg feels for what Kendall has to do.
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" In an interview with PEOPLE after his news conference, Sacks said, "The company is extremely sympathetic to the family of the deceased and feels for them, but is equally strong in its belief that the guard had every right to protect his life and fire in self-defense.
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I still smile at the thought of Edward Bear coming bump, bump, bump down the stairs, wondering if there may be some other way, and I get wistful remembering that final scene where Christopher Robin puts out his hand, feels for Pooh's paw and tries to say goodbye.
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The world of The Handmaid's Tale might have sprung up thanks to a fertility crisis that doesn't reflect our current reality, but it feels, for all the world, like the series has scratched off some layer of our reality and revealed a darker one that's always existed within.
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Ollie, a human-grade dog food company, feels for these dog moms and dads who are still solo at their desks on Take Your Dog to Work Day, so they polled some of these animal lovers to see what they would do to get their canine companion into the office.
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She speaks about the steel birdhouses she created for her windows with the same pride she feels for her hand-carved gold rings inset with rabbit-shaped opals, whose etching imitates the veins of twigs, and the brand's signature silver square piece — the exact shape of her childhood bedroom window.
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A Christian friend of mine who used to be a pimp—a real pimp—just the other day expressed to me how ashamed he feels for the horrible things he's done to women, and admitted the #MeToo Movement had stirred emotions inside of him that he thought were gone forever.
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Interviewing the two of them feels for all the world like chatting with a couple of old friends at a bar; there's an openness and vulnerability to them that they're unafraid to share, but one gets the impression that any whiff of bullshit would be summarily smacked down with the utmost Southern charm.
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And though motherly female love should never double for lesbianism—both can and should exist concurrently—there was still something gloriously subversive about Angelina Jolie playing the witch-queen of 2014's Maleficent, reframing Sleeping Beauty around the maternal bond the villain feels for Aurora, the girl she curses in a misguided attempt at protection.
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Written by a cis-het woman who maybe-sorta-not-really caught the feels for her queer colleague while dealing (or rather, not dealing) with her husband's depression, the narrator openly and unabashedly uses her queer friend as a substitute for the emotional and romantic attention she is no longer getting from her male partner.
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Sometimes it comes up with a twist so good that the show actually realizes its lofty ambitions and feels, for a few minutes at a time, as if it were the best show on TV. "Vietnam," the third season's fourth episode, is the first of this particular season to feel like it's building toward something.
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The first half of the video depicts only the backs of women's heads, giving the viewer a glimpse at how the world feels for women; one takes a pregnancy test, one paints, one prays, one is Morris playing her guitar, one is dancer and choreographer Jojo Gomez (Demi Lovato, Justin Bieber) crafting a routine, and so on.
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Upon landing on Earth for the second time—if you played the demo, you'll know how the opening of Nier: Automata ends for its protagonist—it's immediately apparent that not all of the dome-topped machine invaders, themselves weapons of an alien race (which itself is revealed in what feels, for the RPG genre, double-quick time), are aggressive.
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" He is attentive, meanwhile, to the trials of men: He feels for the Duke of Argyll, whose thrice-adultering wife, Margaret (one of the book's designated subjects), was photographed in a sexually explicit position with an unidentified man, lamenting that the duke's "image as a kilted treasure-hunter … morphed into that of a cuckold and weakling.
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But she also feels for women like Manuel's mother, Brigit ("My knees are broken with praying for you"), and the father of a murdered girl who describes her in the blandest of terms on the witness stand because he can't bring himself to share his memories of the "real daughter" the public knows only as a mangled corpse.
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It seems like there are only really two possibilities here: either Hopper knows Eleven is still alive and he's leaving her food on the sly, or he's hoping she's still out there somewhere and he's leaving her supplies just in case (possibly in an attempt to assuage some of the guilt he feels for giving her up).
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His leering, chinless face, his great mouth with its rows of knife-like teeth [...] the relentless fury with which, when his last hour has come, he thrashes on deck and snaps at his enemies; his toughness, his brutal, nerveless vitality and insensibility to physical injury, fail to elicit the admiration one feels for the dashing, brilliant, destructive, gastronomic blue fish, tunny, or salmon.
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Because I was either dying or about to die of hypothermia, I found myself falling into a Nostalgia Trap — not yet coined by McCammon, but a human factor nonetheless — wherein a person is tempted by the bluebird days of the past, and the sense of loss she feels for the person she might have been, had she been, from the start, a different person.
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This is a dreamy, eerie half-hour that feels for all the world like something the residents of Twin Peaks might have watched on TV. "The Howling Man" (season two, episode five): Of The Twilight Zone's three most prolific writers, Charles Beaumont has always been the one whose work I connected to least, striking me as an uneasy blend between Serling's love of lecturing and Richard Matheson's nastiness.
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"For example, in the case of the parent who is responding to many repetitive questions throughout the day, the parent may learn to say, 'I see how anxious you are and I know how hard and uncomfortable that feels for you, but I know that you can be ok and that I am not helping you by answering all these questions, so I am not going to answer anymore,'" Lebowitz tells me.
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"I think maybe it causes the American people to take pause and say, wait a minute, if we have someone who is as selfless and as committed as Jim Mattis resigns his position, walking away from all the responsibility he feels for every service member in our forces, and he does so in a public way like that, we ought to stop and say, O.K., why did he do it?" said Mr. McChrystal, who led United States forces in Afghanistan but was forced out by President Barack Obama after unflattering comments about officials in his administration.
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