I felt hurt, I felt stupid, I felt ugly, I felt unworthy.
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I felt calm, I felt clear, but I felt sad.
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I felt beautiful, I felt strong, and I felt like a person.
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He felt, and Charlotte felt, and when listening to the story, I felt.
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I felt the waves, I felt the sand, and I felt the shore.
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"I felt the blows, I felt the bullets, I felt the tears," she said.
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"He told me he felt no stress, he felt untouchable, he felt awesome," Solis said.
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I felt everything and then I felt nothing, then it hit me — I felt fat.
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"He felt a little ambushed, he felt upset, he felt protective over Madison," Harrison continued.
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A: I was feeling very, I mean I was just, I felt numb, I felt numb, I felt like an idiot and I felt numb.
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" Stroman said, "Felt great, felt strong, felt I could throw the ball where I wanted to.
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But I didn't care — I felt bold, I felt free, and most importantly, I felt hungry.
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I felt attacked, I felt diminished, and I felt like I got to step up and speak out.
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I felt alone, I felt scared, I felt like no one wanted to know where I was coming from.
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Watching the play "felt good at some moments, felt scary at some moments, felt overwhelming at others," he said.
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The consensus was clear: 95 percent of respondents felt pessimistic, while 3 percent felt optimistic and 2 percent felt neutral.
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I felt years of persecution and hatred rock my core, felt the injustice of it all—and then felt relief.
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That felt important to me to do, that felt easy for me to do, that felt fun for me to get to do, that felt reasonable for me to get to do.
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"I just felt that my life fell apart, I felt like everything was in pieces, and I felt despair," she says.
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"People felt emboldened and felt their racist views were now what more than half of the country also felt," she said.
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"I felt really upset and humiliated and embarrassed, and ultimately I just felt terrible this person felt that way," he said.
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It felt like 50 cameras but it still felt intimate.
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Molly remembers that when Henry felt pain, she felt pain.
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At first I felt scared and then I felt worried.
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Reggie felt relief and validation; more importantly, he felt hope.
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I have never felt what I felt that way before.
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"I felt very humiliated, I felt very angry," she said.
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It felt comparably small, and therefore music video felt diminished.
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The minutes just felt like hours that felt like days.
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It still felt uncomfortable and challenging, but it felt right.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "It all felt real, it all felt true.
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It felt like this connectedness that I'd never felt before.
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I felt what the girl felt pretty much every weekend.
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"It felt good, and she felt the same," Hingis said.
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The more we felt what we felt, dark, bright, endless.
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I felt violated, injured; a part of me felt broken.
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Nothing felt as good as gaming; nothing else felt good.
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You never felt good enough; you never felt pretty enough.
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Sand felt slow and sloggy; mud felt slow and soggy.
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"I felt more than lucky; I felt blessed," he said.
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But if he felt their need, if he felt their authenticity, especially if he felt their distress, he would try to respond.
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I felt like trash; I felt like a failure, and there were moments when I even felt like I didn't deserve to live.
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"I felt a little shaking and felt dizzy, and felt the shelves shaking," said Archie Brower, assistant manager at the Kaktovik Kikiktak grocery.
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It felt good and it felt bad at the same time.
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Everything felt very cynical in the world, everything felt very dark.
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"He felt abandoned at first, he felt really abandoned," she said.
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"It felt like a closed door: we felt helpless," she said.
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It became about how I felt how I felt about myself.
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But neither felt empowered to tell Cunanan how they really felt.
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I felt betrayed by the neighbors and felt watched and paranoid.
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Suddenly I felt excluded, I felt I wasn't allowed to mourn.
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They were making felt shoes, felt boots, and just so much.
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" While 28503 percent of respondents felt "dismayed," 22019 percent felt "disappointed.
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I felt encouraged because I felt like I could do more.
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"It felt like New York felt 20 years ago," he said.
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Nothing felt quite right — nothing felt big enough — until that morning.
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This bus ride to Georgia felt so long, it felt endless.
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It felt spiritual in a way, and I really felt renewed.
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New York City felt like home because it felt like her.
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It could be the teens felt more affirmation, and felt understood.
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It felt like a whirlwind and it felt like a dream.
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"Of those who had a miscarriage, 37% felt they had a lost a child, 47% felt guilty, 41% reported feeling that they had done something wrong, 41% felt alone, and 28% felt ashamed," the study reported.
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"There were times I felt really upset and humiliated and embarrassed, and ultimately I just felt terrible this person felt this way," he said.
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Not all the surfaces felt distinctive, but with wood I really felt the "creak," and with snow I really felt that distinctive powder crunch.
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"I just felt her and I felt sadness and I felt pain for her," Kidman said at the BFI London Film Festival on Sunday.
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We read the Hyperallergic article and felt not annoyed, not intellectually upset—we felt sick to our stomachs, we shed tears, we felt unsafe.
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And ultimately, I just felt terrible that this person felt this way.
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I've never felt more ME and I've honestly never felt more beautiful.
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At times I felt bored, and having zero background noise felt strange.
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I felt out of control, and then I just felt the terror.
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I never felt patronized, I always felt they viewed us as equals.
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But when we did this new site, we felt like you felt.
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At first I felt so unacknowledged from the company, I felt invisible.
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"It felt good, it felt like every shot was falling," Chriss said.
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Parts of my back that had felt tense now felt invisible, dissolved.
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"When I started out, I felt like you felt," he reassures me.
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Knowing that someone felt the same way as I did felt exhilarating.
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It's not that I felt discriminated against—I felt known and loved.
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I looked at it and felt sick, pulse racing, skin felt itchy.
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She felt "violated" because she felt that her choice was taken away.
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Everything I wore, did, felt, or said felt like high-stakes living.
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I felt bloated, but was otherwise surprised to find I felt good.
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The crowd felt familiar, but the excitement radiating from it felt fresh.
|
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I felt totally confident and I felt excited to make this record.
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She liked it, felt connected to it, felt a compulsion to understand.
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That summer afternoon, I felt about as happy as I'd ever felt.
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"I felt fearful, way beyond anything I'd ever felt before," he wrote.
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I felt heard, and I never felt like I couldn't express myself.
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For instance, even when Robert Morris used felt, he used industrial felt.
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"If you were gay, you felt marginalized, you felt ashamed," said Danton.
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And ultimately I just felt terrible that this person felt this way.
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It felt better last start, but it felt great this start, too.
|
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She prints on colored felt or, in one work, felt and canvas.
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I just felt so calm and I felt this could be mine.
|
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I felt pretty vulnerable, but at the same time I felt revitalised.
|
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I felt very full of life, and I felt that as soon as I wore that yellow, I felt very sure of being a woman.
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And I just felt like – I felt like there was some chemistry between the two and I felt like I should take advantage of that.
|
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As for me, I'm not too disappointed in the fight: I felt great, I didn't get tired, my muscles felt great, my lungs felt great.
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"I felt very burnt-out from touring and making records; I felt trapped by it – I felt like I had to do it," she says.
|
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"I felt, I felt bad because I felt like I had to take [a] drastic measure to get the stuff that I needed," he said.
|
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I felt safe and I felt okay, and I felt that all the people there – even though it was chaos – they were there to support me.
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Positive experiences were measured by asking whether individuals felt well-rested, felt treated with respect, smiled or laughed, learned or did something interesting and felt enjoyment.
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"There were times I felt really upset and humiliated and embarrassed, and ultimately I just felt terrible this person felt this way," he told the crowd.
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And by March, she said, she felt better than she'd felt in years.
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"I felt bloated and big," he said, before adding that he felt better.
|
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My daughters all felt sick hearing this because we understood he felt nothing.
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"I felt and my mother felt that they had no soul," she testified.
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And on this particular subject, I felt one way and he felt another.
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" As González spoke, Graham said, "I felt her strength, I felt her passion.
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" "At first, I felt really upset," Beeck told WHO TV. "I felt attacked.
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I've never felt anything like it, I never felt like that with Leah.
|
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They felt so uncomfortable, they felt awkward ... there wasn't fear, it was uncomfortable.
|
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Felt ugly and yet more beautiful inside than I had ever felt before.
|
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"Upset about the walks, but felt good, felt I was competing," Snell said.
|
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It felt suffocating, in the same way that existing in 2016 felt suffocating.
|
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How often have you felt tired or felt as if you couldn't concentrate?
|
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It, like, it felt good and it felt bad at the same time.
|
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I felt an enormous sense of responsibility and felt I couldn't do it.
|
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Where E Madison's sparseness felt elevated, the Columbus Circle location simply felt empty.
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He just felt the record—he didn't think the record, he felt it.
|
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She felt a squeeze from his fingers, then felt his hand go loose.
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We felt if one couldn't, we felt we had another one that could.
|
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But she felt fine, and we felt that she could stay at home.
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Sometimes I felt like we were piggy-backing, other times I felt grateful.
|
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I felt like I could own that and own however I felt pleasure.
|
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The more of my body I felt, the less like Grace I felt.
|
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The crushing loss felt the same; the inability to recover felt far different.
|
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I felt whole in a way I had never felt in my life.
|
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He felt like an impostor, but maybe that's how everyone felt at first.
|
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I felt less ambivalently loving than I have ever felt in my life.
|
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"It felt special," he said, unlike anything he had seen or felt before.
|
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We felt from our side that he felt it had gone quite well.
|
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Afterward, George said he felt fine physically: "It felt all right," he said.
|
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What felt distinct about the Grammys was how staged its political statements felt.
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If I felt sick, stay home, and if I felt well, go out.
|
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And also, he says, keep qualitative notes: Write down how your body felt during the workout with the new variable, how you felt mentally and emotionally during the workout, how you felt after, and how you felt as you recovered.
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"There's been so many times where I have felt heavy, I have felt fat or I felt like 'Omigod, I could look so much better," she says.
|
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But I felt I wanted to comfort him because he felt so bad and he felt so worried, and I just tried to push my anger down.
|
|
One week after their abortions, 51% of women felt mostly positive about their decisions, while 17% felt mostly negative and 12% felt a mix of both emotions.
|
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Some sounds felt as if they were very close, while others felt farther away.
|
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"I never felt like this before, felt like I didn't belong here," Neat said.
|
|
The candidate felt no more respect for DC experts than they felt for him.
|
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I felt like it came from a place that just felt like personal experience.
|
|
"I remember just how awkward I felt, and how different I felt," she says.
|
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I felt 'less than,' and felt that I was not welcome in the store.
|
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"I was frustrated, and felt bad that I felt frustrated and guilty," Marcum said.
|
|
How many of us have felt just the way this comet must have felt?
|
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"Today I felt the calmest I've ever felt on a major Sunday," Garcia said.
|
|
And we felt the story was valid, and we felt the story was important.
|
|
Suddenly, I felt overwhelmed; the prospect felt foolhardy, untenable, the world outstripping my words.
|
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"The way I felt, I felt like I was capable of starting," Niese said.
|
|
While some felt unable to attend, others felt it brought some degree of closure.
|
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It was because everyone felt like they were heard and everyone felt so beautiful.
|
|
Most staffers felt more productive and felt some relief from the distraction of Slack.
|
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He felt sometimes that wasn't him, and sometimes he felt we really captured him.
|
|
You felt—you felt like she was replying to you—you get 453 seconds.
|
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Harris felt manipulated by the gift; saying no had not felt like an option.
|
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"The airplane felt really nice on the touchdown, gear felt good," Mr. Thomas said.
|
|
The treatment felt disorienting: Her unstylish clothing didn't match the way she felt inside.
|
|
With her, the project of moviemaking always seemed complete: I felt what she felt.
|
|
"It felt like she felt like she'd been let down by everybody," she added.
|
|
However shy and immature she felt at first there, she also felt at home.
|
|
Where just minutes before I'd felt only awkwardness, now I felt something approaching elation.
|
|
Even though honesty felt like a struggle, I started to like how it felt.
|
|
THRUSH: He laid hands on me and I felt--you know, I felt better.
|
|
"I really couldn't explain why I felt the way I felt," he says now.
|
|
"That summer afternoon, I felt about as happy as I'd ever felt," he writes.
|
|
"I felt much calmer than I felt on any major championship Sunday," García said.
|
|
By early 2019, Westenhofer felt they had produced sequences that finally felt in sync.
|
|
I wanted to let them know not how I felt but how you felt.
|
|
I felt more comfortable with my black friends and felt real shame with Hispanics.
|
|
Where the community's smallness once felt like an embrace, now it felt like suffocation.
|
|
It was that duality and I kind of felt like that's what Dre felt.
|
|
"I felt like my heart was going to explode, it was just pounding, and I felt like — I felt like my life was over right then," he says.
|
|
"There were times I felt really upset and humiliated and embarrassed, and ultimately I just felt terrible this person felt this way," Ansari told his comedy show crowd.
|
|
"There were times I felt really upset and humiliated and embarrassed, and ultimately I just felt terrible this person felt this way," he said, his voice reportedly wavering.
|
|
"There were times I felt really upset and humiliated and embarrassed, and ultimately I just felt terrible this person felt this way," Ansari said, according to the publication.
|
|
We wanted to feel like we had grown and we felt like we had grown, so it felt like we were following along with what felt natural to us.
|
|
"The idea for the album was to create something sonically that felt '70s, felt disco, felt fun and fabulous and fresh and still modern," Graham, 27, tells PEOPLE exclusively.
|
|
"The final day of shooting, I felt fine… I felt fine… I felt fine… Then I went to do my last shots and started hyperventilating a bit," he said.
|
|
I felt like we were all flying and free—I felt the music and the rising sun, I felt like the guy sucking my dick and I were connected.
|
|
"Nothing about it felt real, nothing about it felt like it was happening," she says.
|
|
In a way, while I felt bad for my situation, I felt worse for them.
|
|
As leaders, we felt we really had to push forward—regardless of how people felt.
|
|
When I transitioned, I stood up, and I felt as good as I've ever felt.
|
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I felt self-conscious because I felt like I was really not wowing this guy.
|
|
I felt something in my heart that I hadn't felt in years: compassion to help.
|
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Actually, the strap system felt extremely secure and I never felt like I'd lose it.
|
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"He felt something walking around the other day, felt a little bit stiff," Scioscia said.
|
|
Instead, in its immediate wake, it wasn't just reality that felt inadequate; I felt inadequate.
|
|
The whole move to California felt inevitable, and it felt false not to do it.
|
|
The episode generated outrage from Instacart workers who felt cheated and customers who felt misled.
|
|
I felt trapped in the darkness, the same way I felt trapped in my body.
|
|
Ms. Coley said she felt a tug on her line; Ms. Sims felt one too.
|
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People felt proud to be an American, they felt proud to be in the country.
|
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I felt alive; I felt not really Jamaican, but man, this is a fantastic song.
|
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I just felt like I was drifting and that I didn't like how that felt.
|
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I felt very inadequate; I felt like I'd made the worst decision of my life.
|
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When I wore the clothing that felt natural to me, I felt confident and beautiful.
|
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How I felt being there as me was more in line with how Sylvia felt.
|
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I felt like that door had opened, but I felt too fragile for the experience.
|
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There's no emotion to feel what we felt when we felt that he left, overseas.
|
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I felt taken care of, that Lennox was taken care of, and I felt safe.
|
|
While some felt her performance had too many political undertones, others felt there weren't enough.
|
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I felt closure with this series, and it's been a while since I've felt that.
|
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And that's how I felt, I felt I had nothing left when I lost drinking.
|
|
Sadly, I felt the same sort of pain I felt from the Girl's Best Friend.
|
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I felt I was returning home, but at the same time I felt so different.
|
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"I felt really confident because he felt great going into tonight," Maddon said of Chapman.
|
|
I haven't felt sad or bad, to be honest, I've never felt sad or bad.
|
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But on net, I felt like look, yes, there is ... Net, you still felt positive.
|
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I felt bad for my teammates that felt they shouldn't go to things on campus.
|
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ROGERS: — that I felt to be inappropriate, nor have I felt pressured to do so.
|
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"I felt very resentful … I felt as though I was really achieving something," Harry said.
|
|
"But it felt somewhat menacing, and I felt vulnerable," she told Marcia Coyle, a reporter.
|
|
But I think that people felt ... they felt deceived about the use of their data.
|
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"Sujay felt he was making progress, I felt it was an unremarkable encounter," she said.
|
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"I understand the skepticism because I felt it and Cyma felt it," Ms. Landau said.
|
|
Being in school felt impossible to him because he felt unable to succeed at it.
|
|
"But I still felt the most calm I've ever felt in a game," he said.
|
|
GRIGOLO When I say I felt at home, it's because I felt comfortable and relaxed.
|
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Felt like in good position, had good first step and felt pretty good over there.
|
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So: Wright suffered tragedies, felt affection and felt pain, and treated a few people decently.
|
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Anderson said she felt "truly the most beautiful I have ever felt" in the dress.
|
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It was not so much that they felt fearful as that they felt held back.
|
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The one thing we keyed in on was that everything he felt, he felt strongly.
|
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But at the beginning of August, Tarleton felt a pain like she'd never felt before.
|
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But each time I felt that, I felt more like: OK, we should do this.
|
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" I felt really bad, but I was like, "I'm being true to what Charlotte felt.
|
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" "I just felt like – 'I'm going to share what's really happening with me,' and when I did, I felt like women really related with that and felt comfortable being vulnerable.
|
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"Depression for me has been a couple of different things — but the first time I felt it, I felt helpless, hopeless and things I had never felt before," she says.
|
|
Related: A Felt Artist Recreated the UK's Most Shoplifted Items Felt Portraits of Famous Athletes Look as Good as They Feel Everything in This Sex Shop is Made of Felt
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"We read the Hyperallergic article and felt not annoyed, not intellectually upset— we felt sick to our stomachs, we shed tears, we felt unsafe," one part of the letter reads.
|
|
My whole life, I felt like Cinderella — I felt like I couldn't go to the ball.
|
|
This explained why the things that felt familiar to me, likely felt so exotic to others.
|
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But as I felt their looks of disapproval, I felt good about how bad I looked.
|
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Within a few weeks of starting testosterone, I felt something I had never felt before: happiness.
|
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"It's no secret within the industry that Guru felt abused, he felt ripped off," Solar said.
|
|
I fit better in clothes, I felt healthy — I literally felt like I could do anything.
|
|
People felt sorry for real robots far more than they felt sorry for on-screen ones.
|
|
And going into his latest, he felt a freedom he hadn't felt in a long while.
|
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It did vary, though — sometimes I felt nothing and other times I felt a poking sensation.
|
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" In addition, Reid says she felt constantly overwhelmed and felt as though she "couldn't handle anything.
|
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When I felt like I lost that, that was when I felt I needed to leave.
|
|
We wanted a picture of events that felt hard to look at and that felt truthful.
|
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"I felt that because she brought me over, I felt like I owed them," she said.
|
|
I felt really, really good ahead of the fight—I felt so sharp in my padwork.
|
|
I think everybody felt a bit of responsibility… and everybody probably felt a bit fucked over.
|
|
"I felt confident, every shot I took felt like it was going in," Curry told reporters.
|
|
I don't know, I just felt very emotional, and I felt like I had to apologize.
|
|
Typically sluggish episodes (set changeovers) felt effortless, while generally ephemeral moments (performances themselves) felt positively endless.
|
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How I felt is how I felt and nobody would have been able to change that.
|
|
I felt better, came here, and then I played my match and I felt it immediately.
|
|
"It felt so easy, and I kind of expected it, but it felt easy," Lowe said.
|
|
"I don't know how it felt to Edwin, but if felt good to me," Francona said.
|
|
These seats felt a bit narrow, but they were generally comfortable, and the cabin felt sleek.
|
|
Aftershocks felt in Bali The earthquake was also felt in neighboring Bali, another popular tourist spot.
|
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Fur felt is also thinner than wool felt, giving this hat a sleeker look and feel.
|
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I felt like anyone who is suddenly released after being suffocated and imprisoned -- I felt free.
|
|
And had you not had that, I would have felt much, I would have felt differently.
|
|
I ate a pizza and I felt like a pizza—I felt sluggish, slimy, oily, cheesy.
|
|
I felt guilty for taking these pictures of my son, I felt a lot of shame.
|
|
Though she was elated that Scott felt the same way, Katherine felt apprehensive, for obvious reasons.
|
|
I've felt really not nervous at all, I've felt very nervous and scared, and not scared.
|
|
On Tuesday she felt better, on Wednesday, her lungs felt like they were filling up again.
|
|
I felt this self-love and determination that I had never felt before in my life.
|
|
I felt antipathy toward visitors; even a lone hiker on the trail felt like a disturbance.
|
|
Though it sometimes felt like dead weight, writing My Dark Vanessa always felt necessary to Russell.
|
|
Overall, 61 percent said they felt some effect from the "drug" while the rest felt nothing.
|
|
I felt exposed in a way that I hadn't ever felt before, and it was fine.
|
|
So I felt like marrying the portraits with more news photography; it felt like a balance.
|
|
Some said they felt like they were levitating, one felt a pressure on him, one cried.
|
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I felt betrayed and then I also felt that I was participating in a cultural betrayal.
|
|
"I always felt supported by her, and felt she was very generous," Ms. Stemme said then.
|
|
But it felt wonderful as a young kid, because it felt like being in the country.
|
|
But I felt like there was a lot of people in Alabama who felt like me.
|
|
And so I felt a lot of the emotions I imagine Seretse Khama would have felt.
|
|
"Some days I felt great, felt like I could have started that night," George told reporters.
|
|
Many shared their private workplace frustrations and felt relieved to know others felt the same way.
|
|
I felt better, I felt a lot better, so we went out bowling and had fun.
|
|
But it felt wonderful as a young kid, because it felt like being in the country.
|
|
"It felt personal, and it felt very honest," he said, as he pulled on a beanie.
|
|
I felt very safe, I felt very liberated, free for the first time in my life.
|
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It felt phony, it felt like I had to be somebody I wasn't at that time.
|
|
My new watchword was "Everything that's good is bad, everything that's bad is good": Things that should've felt good (leisure, not working) felt bad because I felt guilty for not working; things that should've felt "bad" (working all the time) felt good because I was doing what I thought I should and needed to be doing in order to succeed.
|
|
I felt bad because I felt like I embarrassed him, I felt like I disappointed him, and I have to live with a lot of that stuff and it's been tough.
|
|
"I felt stupid, but the jury apparently felt sorry for me, and probably felt sorry for my client that he had such a stupid and clumsy lawyer," he told ABA Journal.
|
|
"I have talked to people, particularly in engineering, I've got to be honest, who felt overworked, who felt concerned, who felt heartbroken by some of the things that have happened," Hornsey said.
|
|
And she said that she felt it was the first time she felt like her struggle had been [portrayed,] that she had seen it, and she felt kind of understood in it.
|
|
A 2018 Pew study found that 61% of teens of any gender felt pressure to get good grades, 29% felt pressure to look good, and 28% felt pressure to fit in socially.
|
|
I always felt like I had burning on my feet and I felt like that's disappeared a little bit, and I've already felt the benefits of that a little bit in Wimbledon.
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"I've never felt particularly homeless, but, then, I've never felt particularly at home," said Bishop, who moved between homes as a child and in adulthood felt somewhat restless, always thinking of elsewhere.
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When I saw your rap, it felt like a relief to watch something felt good and uplifting!
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While the keys felt good for typing, the rest of the case felt and looked really cheap.
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"To me, that felt like a slap in the face, because I felt appropriately dressed," Rowe said.
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I felt so icky, and felt so bad about myself, that I was not inhabiting my identity.
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That felt discernment and enthusiasm felt like it earned the entire evening, but then there was more.
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With Poosh and with this street name, they just felt homey to her and they felt familiar.
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"We've never felt like this — all three of us unanimously felt compassion for this lady," Rodriguez said.
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" "She got really, really upset, like really felt bad, really felt guilty, so I think I win!
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I may have felt nervous, but the minute I stepped onto the dance floor, I felt great.
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With the old chronological timeline, I never felt overwhelmed, and never felt like I was missing anything.
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I felt like I didn't deserve the part … I felt guilty as if I did something wrong.
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I felt like it was ugly, scarred, and completely broken, I felt like it has failed me.
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Among Democrats, 67% felt their primaries had energized them and 29% felt they were dividing the party.
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It felt like if we were adding to that in any way, that felt wrong to me.
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"I felt responsible for her and I felt guilty," Tuza-Ritter said at Britain's biggest documentary festival.
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I felt - I&aposve always kind of felt like eventually it was going to happen here, too.
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However, while some felt that three years was too long, others felt it was not long enough.
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"I have never felt the kind of fear that I felt in my own country," Akombe said.
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At the gym she felt stronger and faster, felt her body move with more urgency and strength.
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I just felt like a hand come down to me, it felt like that a little bit.
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My body felt a little firmer and I also felt spritely and buoyant – both physically and psychologically.
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I felt like "Rise" needed a voice on it, and a spoken word part just felt natural.
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And if the sender felt neutral about the message, then the receiver typically felt negative about it.
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"I felt nervous when I did it but I also felt powerful," Schlag told the Hartford Courant.
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No. But I felt we gave it our all and I felt it was a strong showing.
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I felt it was so necessary to put out my own stories so others felt less alone.
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Twenty-seven percent of respondents felt strongly in favor of Gorsuch, while 2202 percent felt somewhat favorably.
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He felt it was his job to save Jack Kennedy and he felt that he had failed.
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"I felt confident, I felt better because it was my third outing," Urias said, through a translator.
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While I felt okay while playing, I felt pretty unsettled by the time I took it off.
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They felt her presence and they felt her knowledge and she expressed it in very clear ways.
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"I felt pressure — not from my husband, but I felt like I was supposed to," she says.
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In the Philippines, it felt foreign, which is to say that it felt like aspirations of America.
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D'Arnaud said he felt the shoulder "bark" and that it was a sensation he'd never felt before.
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He has felt every inch of genius's skin; he has known genius's smell, and felt genius's touch.
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But people still felt the same humanness and heart that they had always felt in my work.
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"I felt so turned on in a way that I'd never felt by myself before," Spiegel says.
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She also felt overwhelmed by label pressure and what she felt was a lack of self-identity.
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I always felt weird and thought it was weird and I felt different and didn't like it.
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I felt like I was limiting myself, I felt like people were putting me in a box.
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For us, it felt like we were justifying our show in a different way — it felt historic.
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What felt cautious and limited to us must have felt entirely sigh-of-relief natural to them.
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"I felt as strong as I have ever felt with the ball in my hand," Dickey said.
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That story about the bear in the kitchen — you must have felt that, that's what you felt.
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In that moment, I felt that same connection I had felt earlier in the day at Stonewall.
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Another felt conflicted; while some words and phrases felt familiar to her, she was resistant to others.
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Something felt off; telling people to journal felt like putting a band-aid on a broken arm.
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At the end of this song I felt cleansed and better and I felt compassion towards myself.
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And Ireland, in spite of the love I felt for our lives there, felt even more unsafe.
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I've never really felt like a 20-year-old onscreen, and I've always felt excited to age.
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"I felt immediately flattered and then I felt dumb for feeling flattered," she said about the experience.
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"I felt that he was weak and I felt that I didn't really like him," she said.
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And while it never felt unsafe (infections were concentrated in Daegu, hours away), it occasionally felt uncomfortable.
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She said she felt "liberated" because she felt the speech was so outrageous, according to two sources.
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I felt like I knew her, I felt like she showed us who she was every week.
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It felt pitiful compared to the wealth some of my friends inherited, and it also felt royal.
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It felt like more than the idle curiosity or simple objectification that I felt in Northern California.
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In April, she felt flulike symptoms and had a pain in her rear that felt like hemorrhoids.
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"Well, that's not how I felt about it, and many others felt the same way," he said.
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I never felt comfortable in my new name; it felt foreign, and it didn't belong to me.
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The data backed up how crappy I felt, and the scores stayed low until I felt better.
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I actually felt the muscles around my face twitch throughout the process, which actually felt completely relaxing.
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"The way I felt is nothing compared to the way [the victims] felt," said an emotional Cuban.
|
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This felt especially true at Conrad Midtown, where the style felt a bit more contemporary than Downtown.
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"I felt solidarity with the dead people, because I felt like they are being kidnapped," he said.
|
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Because of the small nature of the group, it felt very personal and everyone felt like family.
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"I felt that Our Revolution was not headed in the direction I felt comfortable with," Flores said.
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After sitting down, he felt himself "blast off" into dissociative hallucinations; he felt separate from his body.
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"I felt very conflicted/ I felt her message felt very conflicted in the sense that on the one hand, she is putting herself in a category of a feminist, but then the camera, it felt very male, such a male voyeuristic experience of her," Watson was originally quoted.
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The questions asked, for example, how often people felt tired for no reason, how often they felt restless or fidgety, and how frequently they felt so sad that nothing could cheer them up.
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I was a little bit out of breath, but that's O.K. — I felt like I got through it pretty good, and besides that, I felt good inside, I felt good in my heart.
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" She added: "They felt protected, even though there was crime — it wasn't the prosperous place it is now — but people felt safe, safe from the kind of assaults they felt in Nazi Germany.
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I felt relaxed, but after what felt like an eternity of breathing later, was still very much awake.
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It felt like my whole body was filled with water; even my eyes felt like they were drowning.
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I have never felt so connected and never felt like I had such a purpose on this earth.
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It felt like it was a part of me, but I felt like a brand-new person afterward.
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So the fact she was performing in Brighton, in 2018, felt more than slightly strange – it felt unbelievable.
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For Samson, it felt like an easy fix for the one thing she felt was holding her back.
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I also felt like there wasn't anything out there that felt nonjudgemental, welcoming, and more of a conversation.
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And if it has felt fast to us, imagine what it must have felt like to their parents?
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We felt pain when she sang of love and loss because we knew that she had felt it.
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I felt as if I couldn't please anyone, and I felt susceptible to feelings of despair and panic.
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It wouldn't have been the same; it wouldn't have felt like closure, it wouldn't felt like good-bye.
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When I went to church after my divorce, I felt so awkward—I felt really that I'd sinned.
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It felt unfocused, without a clear major threat, and with new characters that felt unrealized and half-baked.
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"I'm such a perfectionist, so it felt very free, but it felt different," Biles said about the dance.
|
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Pero in the moment, it all felt right and she — for the first time that day — felt beautiful.
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And if I wasn't in an environment where I felt supported, would I have felt comfortable doing it?
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My skin felt incredibly soft and smooth that night, and my brain felt as clear as a bell.
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I never felt the desire to look up a solution, but felt rewarded for my time and attention.
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He explains what he felt to TechXplore:The stimulation felt almost like what I would feel with my hand.
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I felt so different and unloveable, but when I was on heroin, I felt safe, warm, comfortable, loved.
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All I know is that my whole life I've felt insane, I've felt like I can't be heard.
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From the moment I met her, I've felt things that I've never felt in my whole entire life.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey made his presence felt, but his answers felt deeply similar to previous ones.
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The result was that arrests dropped, and immigrants felt safer, but agents felt their hands were impermissibly tied.
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" Says Grant: "This is the first relationship that I've felt where I've felt really seen and really heard.
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And I felt, a couple of days, later, I felt that I really believe that fascists conquered Kiev.
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It really changed how quickly I felt asleep and more so how deep I felt I was sleeping.
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I felt like I didn't quite get rewarded with my score for how I felt like I played.
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" Asked how comfortable he felt in the outfield, Descalso said, "I felt OK. I was lonely out there.
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In the beginning I felt some of his efforts to convince me we had something special felt forced.
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Sources told us Diddy felt betrayed at the time, because he felt they hooked up BEFORE the breakup.
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"It's one of those things that felt like it wasn't just by chance—it felt divine," he says.
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I just felt like I was so different from anyone else, and I felt so detached from anything.
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I always felt like if I had an opportunity I'd create an album that felt like a series.
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It just felt so similar, it just felt like now I'm editing visual, photoshop layers instead of audio.
|
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A spokesperson for the campaign says Clinton "felt overheated," but went to Chelsea's nearby apartment and felt better.
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But I felt the need because I love her, because I felt like she was more than worthy.
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"At the beginning my daughter felt pain but as time passed Alya felt she became better," said Ghafari.
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It felt weird to prepare stiff, unfamiliar stock questions for someone with whom I already felt a connection.
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He would make sure every kid felt welcome, felt good in class, should have friends or get friends.
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Though the main room felt less museum-like than Nike's, it still felt a little rigid and bare.
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" Twenty-seven percent of Republicans said they felt "more optimistic," and 6900 percent said they felt "more pessimistic.
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All my scenes were with Luke or KJ, so it felt really felt like a really nice tribute.
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She felt pain in her head and knees and felt blood dripping down her face onto her lips.
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Staying at The Chatwal felt exclusive and luxurious, while still having a personable atmosphere that felt like home.
|
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While I felt righteously angry by the end of the first season, I also felt manipulated and exhausted.
|
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I definitely felt refreshed immediately afterward, but over the following day, I felt a significant increase in anxiety.
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Check out the rest of FELT Zine #30 below: Check out the 30th Issue of FELT Zine here.
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While many felt attending the show would help bring them some closure, others felt it was too soon.
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Final Fantasy VIII have never felt anything more deeply than my eight-year-old self felt Aerith's death.
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More from Tonic: Getting Botox in general for this purpose felt kind of felt like a cop-out.
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In that moment, in the middle of the street, I felt more alone than I'd ever felt before.
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He'd felt as urgent a longing for Miami as Paris's father must have felt for the French capital.
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It felt too loose in one area, too tight in another, and he felt too tall over all.
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Three-quarters said they felt pressure to be physically strong, and a majority felt pressure to play sports.
|
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"First of all, I had to make sure the villa felt alive, that it felt beloved," Guadagnino says.
|
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"It felt like the first positive beautiful moment we've felt all week," Alison Bohman told CNN by text.
|
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The patient felt sick: She was tired, her back was killing her and she felt weak all over.
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As much as Daniel felt Elizabeth's irritation, he felt a tremendous relief — her grievances were specific and manageable.
|
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Maybe it was because he had felt Ballesteros's presence all week, but García, 37, said he felt serene.
|
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Unlike many women, he said he never felt physically threatened, and always felt supported by Calderon, his boss.
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"I felt like I was lost and I felt like I was a loser," Mr. Goff, 53, said.
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There were days where Parker felt bored of eating meat but she said she never felt too restricted.
|
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Artists told me they felt secure because it wasn't perfect, so it felt like an invitation to play.
|
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We weren't nervous because we felt the same way we felt every time we put a record out.
|
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Not because I felt like a burden but because the pain I felt every day was nearly unbearable.
|
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" He struggled to verbalize a campaign rationale that felt true to him, in "words that felt absolutely authentic.
|
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It felt eerily similar to how I felt when the backlash to the Pelosi and Sanders comments happened.
|
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"I was doing something that felt very natural and normal and felt like my style and something I felt very comfortable in," Banhart says of himself during the peak of the freak folk era.
|
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Looking at the individual questions that make up the index, at least 70 percent of people felt enjoyment, smiled or laughed a lot, felt well-rested and felt treated with respect the previous day.
|
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Those phrases — He felt — fine, He felt — calm — are haunted by similar phrases that appear earlier in the book, statements of feeling punctuated by the long, uncertain pause of a dash: He felt — depressed.
|
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Some called it "John Hughes in the Hood," and I'm buying that distillation — the characters felt real, their predicaments felt real, the story felt real, and yet everything was utterly absurd and over the top.
|
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I still feel so bad [about] how I felt [when I found out], but that's just how I felt.
|
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"We felt in control of the game and felt that we had an opportunity to end it," Bortles said.
|
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You gotta make your presence be felt, so if you don't even say nothing, your presence gotta be felt.
|
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"After I sold him my pantyhose, I felt beaming and proud, I felt like I won something," she said.
|
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Even though I led a hard life, I always felt like I did what felt right in my heart.
|
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It felt wonderful under my hands and the seat, which hugged my back and bottom, felt smooth and comfortable.
|
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I felt awful and always wondered if he was upset with me or felt that I had raped him.
|
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I have felt at times that she/her pronouns weren't entirely fitting, but I've never felt uncomfortable with them.
|
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Then she kissed me, and I felt the thing I was supposed to have felt when I kissed guys.
|
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How it made me feel; how I felt like the world looked at me; how I felt so small.
|
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"I felt disrespected, because I felt like I was a main reason at keeping that brand alive," Odell said.
|
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It felt like the first AR device that felt more like a consumer product than a proof of concept.
|
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Snoke and Kylo have felt the awakening, whatever that is, just like Obi-Wan felt the end of Alderaan.
|
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He felt only reasonably happy, confessing that when that stupid bright light was on him, it felt so awkward.
|
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It felt like a lot of drinking and I didn't finish the Soul Garden because I felt too full.
|
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They did what they felt they had to do, and I did what I felt I had to do.
|
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Almost immediately after Fenby got comfy, I felt two tiny pops that felt like popcorn bursting in my abdomen.
|
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If you weren't apart of that wave, you felt disconnected and forgotten, and a lot of people felt forgotten.
|
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The drama of this family felt absolutely real, but more to the point, I felt no distance from them.
|
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The site echoes the confusion felt by many who felt that the government was doing more harm than good.
|
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"I just have not felt the same magic that I've felt when I'm here in this home," she says.
|
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The woman told investigators "she felt a burning sensation, felt very drowsy, and her eyes closed," the complaint said.
|
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That night at the party, I felt all the things I'd felt when my own body turned on me.
|
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"Some of things my family felt about Bryan, I understood because that's how I felt at first," she said.
|
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"Yeah, I felt and I feel as though Michael's tears … I felt like Michael was lying," admits Dillard, 32.
|
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We decided then that we were gonna play what we felt like and how we felt like playing it.
|
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As I sat there scrolling through my feed, I felt more exposed and vulnerable than I'd ever felt before.
|
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I felt the history of my ancestors and relatives: They, too, felt a desire to escape their troubled lives.
|
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In this race, Trump felt to them like the change candidate and Clinton felt like more of the same.
|
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But the bottom line is that in that moment he felt accepted, he felt part of something really special.
|
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I felt fine… I felt fine… Then I went to do my last shots and started hyperventilating a bit.
|
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None had been there during the explosion, but they felt the loss of a place that felt like home.
|
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The cable machine I used felt like it needed to be serviced, and created more resistance than felt natural.
|
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Everybody in middle America felt a way, and they showed you how they felt [...] It's a new world Barack.
|
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"I felt, like, a squeeze on my fingers, and then I just felt the fingers go loose," she says.
|
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"I never felt I could fall asleep because I felt like I needed to protect my children," she said.
|
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"We all felt that deadline, and three times, and 'not negotiable' — we felt that was a threat," Mitchell said.
|
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It felt so clear that these spaces and these shows just felt like they were only for white people.
|
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It felt great — especially since it was for me, not because I felt like I needed to wear it.
|
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With the Thompsons by my side, a world that felt like something was always missing suddenly felt less solitary.
|
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Though she'd written songs before, it felt like the first time she felt that the lyrics reflected her alone.
|
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It wasn't just that it felt like a focus group we never signed up for; it also felt exclusionary.
|
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But Ms. Schwartz Taylor felt it was still important to ask women how they felt about being in power.
|
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Eventually I connected with another person from that same middle school group that felt the same way I felt.
|
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But the pain felt by independent charters and private planes hasn't been as uniform as that felt by airlines.
|
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This felt frustrating given the fact that internet was included in the $45 daily resort fee, which felt pricey.
|
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And what Half-Life did is it felt like one continuous world in one continuous space that felt real.
|
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In addition to having less anxiety, participants said that they felt happier, slept better, and felt their relationships improved.
|
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Mine felt a little too large, but not so much that I felt like I needed to change them.
|
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But today there were shots, chances, and I felt like I was tested a lot and it felt good.
|
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"He said that he felt relief," Dr. Welner said, "because he felt that he had been forgiven by God."
|
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And it felt empowering to me and it felt empowering to the people that heard it, especially the women.
|
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" "It felt really good, and because it felt good and gave them relief they needed, they did it again.
|
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I could have easily felt scared and lonely during this experience, but instead I felt especially independent and empowered.
|
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I felt the change immediately: much less strain on my back, and my running felt faster and more effortless.
|
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Shock isn't quite right — I had felt like we'd win for a long time — though it certainly felt surreal.
|
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"I couldn't find anything that looked or felt like how I looked or how I felt," Ms. Guy said.
|
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It had moments that felt like closure to me, and this felt like a good time to step aside.
|
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Church never felt much more like virtue than drugs did, and drugs never felt much more sinful than church.
|
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I felt that same form of wild liberty that I'd felt standing under the shadow of the Grand Canyon.
|
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They typically felt about two to four years younger on days when they felt more in control than usual.
|
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I think it's terrible, I guess he felt it was OK. I wanted to break it; he felt differently.
|
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I felt like a little kid," Fraser told GQ. "I felt like there was a ball in my throat.
|
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Kim Jong-un felt very afraid of his uncle and felt threatened by even the existence of his uncle.
|
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I felt comforted by it, because I never felt like I really fit perfectly into any clique at school.
|
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"There were times I felt really upset and humiliated and embarrassed, and ultimately I just felt terrible this person felt this way," Ansari told the crowd at a pop-up comedy show in New York City.
|
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"I had a really good day, felt strong already in the prologue, I felt strong in quarters, and in semi I felt like I had some energy saved for the final," Nilsson told a news conference.
|
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I felt like Reims played a really good game and it was going back and forth, and in the third I felt that we took over and then I felt like we deserved the two points.
|
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Her death roused the same thought in him: Stuart felt Paula's loss deeply, he confided, but he still felt whole.
|
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I felt that they liked each other a lot then but I also felt this strange, strange, awkward tension, too.
|
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I felt the same mild discomfort that Isherwood must have felt when I was doing that back in the 70s.
|
|
Jaffa figured out how to make images not merely seen, but also felt, and felt down to one's bones. —SR
|
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"It always felt natural to have kids, therefore very unnatural when we felt like I wasn't allowed to," he said.
|
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Until then, we hadn't felt like we belonged anywhere; we'd felt victimized by racial prejudice from both blacks and whites.
|
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"This whole journey was extremely spiritual to me, and I never felt alone and I never felt fearful," she said.
|
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I felt happier, more comfortable, more celebrated––things I always felt were missing but couldn't put my finger on it.
|
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It suddenly felt very hot in that room, and I felt the sweat running down the backs of my knees.
|
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He's Italian, and as soon as I spoke to him I felt something I hadn't felt in my whole life.
|
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And I felt like it was missing something, and I felt like Kodie was the perfect match for the song.
|
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"From the moment I met her, I've felt things that I've never felt in my whole entire life," he says.
|
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"I felt that this crew was rooting for this film, and I felt this excellent support as a woman director."
|
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I felt ugly and worthless, and those were things I felt I might be able to see into him somehow.
|
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Researchers also found that people said they looked younger than they were and people who felt healthier also felt younger.
|
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I never felt like I was in my mother's shadow – I've actually always felt I was in my mother's embrace.
|
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My heart felt like broken glass until I saw you, and then I felt like I had every Pokémon ever.
|
|
In 2016, 70% of Democrats felt that Republicans were close-minded and 52% of Republicans felt the same about Democrats.
|
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We all celebrated and clapped and felt amazing, and to be honest it felt like other proposals in beautiful locations.
|
|
When I pressed the PopSocket to my phone, the stiff glue felt more than semi-permanent—it felt world altering.
|
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"I felt humiliated and to be honest, I felt a little raped, both by Marlon and by Bertolucci," she said.
|
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But he judges felt as though my confidence was lacking, so I wish my facial expressions reflected how I felt.
|
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Wearing the suit, I not only felt balanced, I felt ready to lift a car off of a frightened toddler.
|
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"I felt more feminine and vulnerable than I've felt in my entire life," Doherty tells Health for their March cover.
|
|
"Wearing all black to the Golden Globes just felt really stuntish to me, felt really craven," McGowan told the camera.
|
|
I, meanwhile, felt an immense pressure to provide my husband with the sexual release I felt he deserved from me.
|
|
"I felt think that authenticity felt like something a lot of people could resonate with," says the Fixer Upper star.
|
|
Some women felt they benefited from these relationships, but others felt abused and damaged, especially if they were later rejected.
|
|
Last summer, Sparrow opened a felt bodega in New York City selling plush produce, junk food, and even felt condoms.
|
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He wanted people to "see how I felt about it, and more importantly, see how Lady Liberty felt about it".
|
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"The only time we felt, everybody in New York felt, a hatred, was during 9/11," he told the paper.
|
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In fact, when I felt my friend's old Home button on her iPhone 23, the button felt weird and squishy.
|
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I don't know how everybody else felt, but I always felt like we were slightly on the outside looking in.
|
|
A gesture that felt patriotic to some felt, in the midst of a polarizing election cycle, like pandering to others.
|
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I felt what it felt when attempting to thread a plastic tube onto a metal pipe, thanks to force feedback.
|
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"It felt new to me, it felt a little bit strange driving anti-clockwise at those speeds," Alonso told reporters.
|
|
"I would have felt worse if I felt I took a shot at somebody who didn't deserve it," Hill said.
|
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I had never in my life felt so comfortable talking to someone and felt the way I do around her.
|
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"I felt that everyone around me had a house and I felt so much pressure from my peers," Song said.
|
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The trainers wanted to go off of how I felt and what I thought about it, and I felt good.
|
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"You just felt it, like you felt it the year the Bears won, and when the Blackhawks won," he said.
|
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I can imagine in her darkest moments she really felt like no one would understand the darkness that she felt.
|
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It was a combination of what I felt as Marcia playing it, and as a woman, I felt incredibly exposed.
|
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The real Mark Felt straddled the line between these interpretations, but Mark Felt opts for a binary choice between them.
|
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The love I felt for my son was like that, impossible to convey to someone who has not felt it.
|
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The lightheartedness in that wish struck me, and for a moment I felt joyful, and then I felt completely exhausted.
|
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After the workshop, Hyld felt freed from unwritten rules about how she felt she was supposed behave as a woman.
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During the hour-long class, I felt exhausted, dizzy, and my ears popped more times than I felt comfortable with.
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Some of it felt silly—New Age propaganda no different than religion—but some of it felt real to me.
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The peeling area felt very itchy, and the rest of my skin that wasn't peeling felt very tight and dry.
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When they felt sad or scared, they felt pressure to hide those feelings or to be tough and strong instead.
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I felt that way when I heard Bandwagonesque; I felt that way when I heard "Archie, Marry Me" by Alvvays.
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For example, even though I love to read, I always felt bad because I felt like I wasn't reading enough.
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Afterward, I felt bad and angry that I had lied to my aunt; I felt she should have been told.
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"I noted how comfortable I felt, something I hadn't felt in a long time while trying to sleep," she said.
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In fact, as the days went on, I found that I actually felt the most beautiful I had ever felt.
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The scrutiny of the case often felt profoundly invasive, and when it ended, she felt discarded by the authorities involved.
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Afterward, Nichols felt wholly disillusioned by the corporations and government organizations that he felt had a stranglehold on his life.
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"I've always felt like I've had to walk a tightrope with that," he said Shelley felt she couldn't escape Murdock.
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"Some doctors said they felt threatened from becoming an OBGYN, felt they would be forced to perform abortions," he said.
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He felt elbow discomfort near the end of March, and then felt tightness after throwing a simulated game in June.
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He said he assumed that they never would be and so he felt freer to write what he really felt.
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"I felt so happy, it was a rare life experience for me ... I felt like a rockstar," Zhang told BBC.
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Though Musk gave testimony that he felt it was an insult, Unsworth gave testimony he felt it was an accusation.
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In a decade that often felt confusing, melodramatic, and messy, Jane's heroic effort to sort things out felt positively aspirational.
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At five-feet-eight I felt tall, and I definitely felt less attention on me as an obviously foreign woman.
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They also said they felt more anxiety; heavy social media users who trusted online information, in particular, felt extreme stress.
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And it felt… I don't know what is a great word is but it felt maybe inappropriate to do that?
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But it felt more alive than anywhere I'd ever been, and felt more alive then than New York now feels.
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So I felt like if I was hiring the very best around me, and I had that opportunity, then I could create an environment in which everybody felt comfortable and felt they could do their best work.
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When Dr. Ford described with scientific precision the fear she felt when Dr. Kavanaugh allegedly covered her mouth with his hand, I felt the same fear I felt when my assailant pinned me down move throughout my body.
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So, you know, I certainly felt welcomed and I certainly felt I could have stayed a good amount of time longer.
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So I felt like having women in a room talking about discrimination that they felt--how could you have men there?
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Caesar's work kind of felt—or at least the portfolio that he had sent—it felt very much like political commentary.
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"She felt her place was with her son and as a woman I felt that was very important," said Angela approvingly.
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This man intensely felt the need to give me something because he felt that I had given him something in return.
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He also questioned the psychologist's claim that Pistorius truly felt remorse, saying that the athlete likely just felt sorry for himself.
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Many students said they felt shamed, and some gay and bisexual students said they felt Kelly's questions and comments were stigmatizing.
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I definitely felt a tightening under my eyes for about fifteen minutes, but I mostly felt results rather than saw them.
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They recently argued about Diaz's references to internet culture; he felt left out and she felt like he didn't respect her.
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"It always felt natural to have kids, therefore very unnatural when we felt like I wasn't allowed to," Eklund told PEOPLE.
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She felt judged, but she also felt like she was harming people or ruining their experience, which is what kills me.
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It was difficult; I felt ostracized from my department, and I felt like I didn't have support where it was necessary.
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I felt a new sense of confidence that I had never felt before, and I wanted my clothes to reflect that.
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I felt that I was gaining on the knowledge that I wanted to get; I felt that I was getting there.
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"We felt privileged to host the voting precinct here, and we felt it was our obligation to the community," said Mondaizie.
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Conservatives felt the bill did not go far enough to repeal Obamacare and moderates felt the plan could hurt their constituents.
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"I don't know if it felt like our last album, but I definitely felt like this moment is fleeting," Josiah replied.
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"I felt myself falling for him a lot but then I felt like I was acting out in ways," she said.
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The poll also found that 39 percent felt that Trump "should be impeached," while 49 percent felt that he should not.
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Which lied in stark contrast to how I felt in the months and years I had felt previous to that moment.
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And when we saw Stenberg in Beyoncé's Lemonade, it immediately felt like the project would have felt somehow incomplete without them.
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We've all felt that, anyone that's been out and been a kid and had wanderlust in their heart, has felt it.
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"I felt terrible for my children," Richards told PEOPLE exclusively of how she felt about her public intoxication arrest last year.
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I made my decision based on what I felt was right and what I felt was reflective of our local community.
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People in the study also felt more compassionate toward others and they felt a boost of energy and enthusiasm at work.
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There were artists who felt like they were making protest art for the broad community to be felt by multiple audiences.
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Though Kids captured something that felt important because it felt real, High and Mel don't think it was real at all.
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"I felt really happy because I sort of felt like she knew that I was crying," Osaka told the Today hosts.
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The studio itself felt cramped, and the lighting was such that it felt like you were riding almost completely in darkness.
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" He added, "These employment issues we felt the law did not answer ... we felt the states could make their own decisions.
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And — and we talked about it and he felt I could help him, as I felt, and he made the changes.
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"I felt, and I felt in my heart, that he was not guilty on all charges," she told CNN by phone.
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Those who felt equally British and English made up 28 percent of that group while only 14 percent felt more British.
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"Really, I was really so crushed, I felt so little, I felt so powerless," Leones told local outlet Click 2 Houston.
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Forty percent said they felt extremely or very angry about the state of the country and 36% said they felt anxious.
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Well, I can't be sure about my grandparents, but I felt it, and I know that my mother felt it, too.
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I was able to select the items that I felt more inspired by, which I always felt was such a privilege.
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Suddenly, I felt this different, quite beautiful pleasure deep in my womb and I breathed with it and it felt amazing!
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I felt really good emotionally [because of the MDMA], and at the same time felt the electricity of the 2C-B.
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After the task, participants rated how effective they felt their actions were and how "in control" they felt during the game.
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I felt more comfortable in a dominant role and no longer felt I needed to suppress that side of my identity.
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She had these glittering occasions and she felt beautiful and she felt wanted and now she doesn't feel that way anymore.
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"I felt a bit better to breathe, but [it] felt like having [a] heavy metal plate on my chest," Park recalled.
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There was no mistaking the comfort and protection she felt under his wing and the pride he felt in providing it.
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Kayla Renee from Pennsylvania has never felt pressure to betray her beliefs: I have never felt pressured to betray my religion.
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I was moving about with no apparent difficulty, but my head felt like an anvil and my mind felt like slosh.
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I've never felt the nervous energy in Hollywood that I've felt over the last 12 months, and it increases every day.
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"I felt the same pain that my father felt on that day when he was screaming, 'I can't breathe,'" she said.
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My Eastern Orthodox father had rejected my homosexuality, so I'd always felt insecure about it, but in Berghain, I felt empowered.
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And the question was not just whether you felt like eating at Nobu but whether you felt like being at Nobu.
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I felt terrible that I hadn't opened the play, especially given the fact that our preview period had felt so successful.
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I told her how sometimes I felt isolated by my disability, and she relayed that she felt constrained by her weight.
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I also felt that the "twinnish" clue at 63A, "Groundskeepers' supplies" for SODS, felt a bit duplicative with the theme clue.
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It was felt that this was not only intrinsically good but also insured that everyone felt personally invested in the result.
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And to me, that feeling of defeat that we felt when he escaped, that's what he felt at that point -- defeat.
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The second season felt a lot stronger than the first; it had a mostly season-long arc that felt mostly conclusive.
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But the real thing is I felt well from inside, and I felt that I was putting some pressure on him.
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To me, the choice to stop covering felt morally right, and I never felt a shred of guilt about my decision.
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It just felt like it was an homage and I felt I would just keep throwing everything I've got at it.
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The hyperbleak prose felt parodistic; I felt like I was reading a Mad magazine spoof of end-of-the-world books.
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"As I was watching [the videos] I felt very conflicted, I felt her message felt very conflicted in the sense that on the one hand she is putting herself in a category of a feminist, but then the camera, it felt very male, such a male voyeuristic experience of her," as noted by The Daily Beast.
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If people felt like nobodies, felt abandoned, felt there was not only growing inequality in wealth but inequality of recognition, felt their very language had been anesthetized by all-knowing elites more at home in global capitals than in the provinces of their own countries, then somebody could speak for liberalism's disappeared — and maybe even win.
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The American College Health Association found in 2019 that over the past year, 87% of college students felt overwhelmed by all they had to do, 66% felt overwhelming anxiety, 56% felt things were hopeless, and 13% seriously considered suicide.
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King says that when she saw the final Photoshopped version of herself she felt amused at first, and then she felt sad.
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Whereas all ministers felt compelled to attend meetings chaired by the president, they felt free to skip meetings called by other ministers.
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"When I met David, I felt something I had never felt before, despite many years of dating," she said, fighting back tears.
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"It's a pity we felt it necessary, but we felt it necessary to make a statement such as we did," he said.
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It felt like we chatted for hours in the company's Bryant Park studio, and I felt quite smart about it, because NPR.
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I didn't realize at the time that so many people felt the way I felt, but it came to help inspire people.
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The Essential team wanted to build products that felt more crafted than your average gadget, that felt more like furniture than technology.
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More than half of them felt that the topic deserves to be studied versus 20 percent who felt that it should not.
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While a few of the women I interviewed felt, in and after menopause, even more like women, most felt a gender shift.
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There were times when I felt very hopeless and helpless, and I felt like walls were kind of closing in on me.
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The weight of the Book One felt almost identical to the Surface Book, even just holding the tablet portion felt the same.
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"I was 14 years old, beginning puberty, and the stimulation felt good, but it also felt extremely wrong," Cohen said by phone.
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Because we were relatively strong that we felt yes we made the recommendation because we felt the change needed to be made.
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Although most of the pressure she felt was self-induced, Martin says she felt it from the people around her as well.
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For some hackers, learning to hack felt like doing something against 'the system' or against major corporations that they felt negatively about.
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I felt relieved just hearing her speak on the matter; frankly, it's how I've felt about not caring about becoming a mother.
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While men felt like their coworkers supported their pursuits outside work more as they became more senior, women felt they lost support.
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Check out some more of his works from the 40th issue of FELT: Check out the 40th Issue of FELT Zine here.
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I felt like I was doing it too much; I felt like there wasn't any time to live and enjoy other things.
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To be at a point where we finally felt like we were getting the recognition we deserved, it felt so fucking good.
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Professionally, I felt more respected at work and financially it gave me more freedom in life than I had ever felt before.
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For the first time in what felt like forever, beneath the purple strobes on a packed dance floor, I felt genuinely happy.
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It really felt like I had a million ideas and it felt like for the most part you could just do them.
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"As the verdict was read, it felt much bigger than myself, it felt like a triumph of justice for Aurora," Wilkins said.
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I felt a super sharp pain in my knee and it felt like it was going to give out a little bit.
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Afterward I said, Okay, that felt good, and I looked and felt like a million dollars when I went out that night.
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From there to the media hype, which felt very forced, I was a bit bewildered and ultimately felt a bit creatively stifled.
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I felt like a delicate artist as a left handed hitter, and I felt like an arrogant bully on the right side.
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I shifted uncomfortably under the blanket's weight, and felt a little wave of panic; now it didn't feel wonderful, it felt crushing.
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"Her whole life, my mother never felt superior and never felt less than anybody else," said Joylette Hylick, the eldest of Mrs.
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That's the main thing - I just wanted to get out there again and see how I felt, and I felt pretty good.
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Once I felt some evil force had come to make a bargain; once I saw a calming presence and felt at ease.
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Contract workers felt the company was not transparent enough in the pay decrease, and felt the service already paid them too little.
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On June 12, the Sunday of the massacre at the nightclub, our show, which always felt meaningful and significant, suddenly felt essential.
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Because I didn't have a real understanding of these feelings, issues or why I felt the way I felt about certain things.
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"I cry not for myself, but for those who never felt the joy we felt"~The Supremes "I Hear A Symphony" pic.twitter.
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"He probably felt pressured to do something because he felt like subordinates were going to do it if he didn't," Kaine said.
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As I started watching the show I felt like a punch to the stomach on how closely I felt it affected me.
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"I saw the ball well, felt good in the outfield and felt good running to first in the first inning," Gardner said.
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By the time I was lying under her feet, though, I felt more secure than I had felt in a long time.
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They felt monitored at every occasion, and the removal of the sheriff's guards with whom they'd bonded felt like the last straw.
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I've felt the siren pull of my bed, calling to me, and felt the guilt that comes from slipping into its embrace.
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Some of the changes will be felt almost immediately in 2018 while some consequences will be gradually felt over years and decades.
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Reading the novel illuminated my own deep ambivalence about booze: how much relief I felt at stopping, how thirsty I still felt.
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I felt helpless and upset since it felt like I was worlds away from the problems and couldn't do anything about them.
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In other words, they more likely to say they felt like they were a burden to others and they felt more alienated.
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I was emotionally overwhelmed by both that story and that moment and felt a clarity of mission that I'd never felt before.
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I felt really surrounded and supported by friends, and it felt like a personal achievement for me as an actor as well.
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She added that while she felt bad for the children, she also felt bad for Mr. Jackson and blamed the children's parents.
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They had both been married multiple times, and she felt it was unnecessary when they knew how they felt about each other.
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Though the notes felt right to me, it still felt too underdeveloped to use, a pattern for pattern's sake, without further meaning.
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I felt wildly more confident with it, as though I was able to be the person I never felt I could be.
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The next day he felt fine, until the end of the day, when he felt overwhelmed by the heat and chills again.
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"I felt that it had potential, but I felt that I really wanted to get my hands in the dough," she said.
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"They were all nice guys, but I never felt for any of them the way I had felt for Charles," she said.
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A: I was afraid I would trigger his anger, and his anger when he felt rejection, I assume when he felt rejection.
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"Even at 13, I felt calm — it was the calmest I ever felt at a major championship on a Sunday," he said.
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McMorrow added that she felt "uncomfortable" by the prolonged touch and felt she could not move away from Lucido during their conversation.
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On the other hand, there was something about this evening that felt blasé; even the occasional minor clashes felt subdued, almost genteel.
|
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With the Carbon X on my feet, my first runs post-surgery not only felt good but more importantly, they felt painless.
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It's a place where I felt a sense of genuine joy in a way that I have never felt before or since.
|
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It felt comfortably sized and starts at $249, which felt reasonable for a style-minded boutique hotel with a fantastic, central address.
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"Malik later wrote on Twitter that she felt Chopra&aposs response to her comment was "irresponsible," and she felt she was "gaslit.
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She felt heard, because he accepted and performed the whiteness she felt inherently belonged to him — he was no longer skirting it.
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"That I have contributed to the pain Virginians have felt this week is the greatest shame I have ever felt," he added.
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Though I had no husband or lover, I understood how Anna felt; I felt that the world had grown tired of me.
|
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However, our early attempts at building this narrative without that conflict added felt very flat, and felt like there were no stakes.
|
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Significant numbers of women also felt pressured based on their actual or perceived family choices, or even felt physically unsafe at work.
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"I have been writing songs on the piano since I was a kid and felt so inspired by Amberley's story that I felt a song about overcoming obstacles and soaring, was a message I felt I wanted to share," Ehrich says.
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In the mood board phase, we went through a few revisions and landed in a place that felt warm, that felt sunny and California and also had a sexy vibe to it as well, and just felt like this confident woman.
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Sparrow will be staging an extended-play version of her felt bodega, courtesy of the Art Production Fund, in the form of a fully-stocked felt deli, Delicatessen on 6th, brimming with felt produce, baked goods, seafood, and butcher fare.
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I just wanted to make sure that we all agreed that we wanted to make a film that would have two characters that felt modern and felt at time conflicted and that we would focus on a relationship that felt real.
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"There were times I felt really upset and humiliated and embarrassed, and ultimately I just felt terrible this person felt this way," Ansari said at a "pop-up" show in New York on Monday night, according to Vulture's Jesse David Fox.
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"They felt not only ignored — they felt betrayed by the Obama administration, and I think Prince Mohammed felt it particularly and personally," said Stephen Hadley, a national security adviser under President George W. Bush who has stayed close to the prince.
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What I didn't say: Sometimes I felt scared, sometimes I felt as if I was going to start crying, and the entire time I felt self-conscious about how often I was shifting my cross-legged position on the pillow.
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They found that 84% of the straight respondents felt comfortable showing affection in public, while only 5% of LGBTQ respondents also felt safe.
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Everything felt good, it felt like the good times were never going to stop, and then they did and they stopped real quick.
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All the patients said they still felt better a week after treatment, and about half of them felt better five weeks later, too.
|
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While watching Thursday night's Grey's Anatomy episode, "I Walk The Line," you may have felt like a certain newcomer felt a little familiar.
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It felt right to have it come out under a dome of brilliant stars in a place that felt apart from the world.
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The results fell along partisan lines, however: 82 percent of Democrats felt Clinton won, while 2839 percent of Republicans felt that Trump won.
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I felt like I didn't belong and I felt like as much as I wanted to be part of something bigger, I wasn't.
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I'm sorry people felt the way that they felt, but you should hear the things Phyllis Schlafly used to say on the shuffleboard.
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"It felt good, but it felt better winning the game," the 22-year-old Labanc said of his first goal in 24 games.
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Turns out, de Lesseps felt Medley was going to bring Mahdessian anyway and was trying to make sure Mortimer didn't felt left out.
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While it felt familiar for Graham to play Lorelai, a character she said she felt a "kinship" with, it was also very different.
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Others were hesitant to endorse his views but felt he was an important symbol of resistance for campus conservatives who felt under siege.
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"All of a sudden, we felt this rocking and creaking noise, and it felt like we were heading down a hill," Karnes said.
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That momentum after Mathis's action felt like a beacon of hope among churchgoers who hadn't always felt support from their families of origin.
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As I mentioned earlier, I felt as though I was being let into an elite club, and felt lucky to be invited in.
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So in terms of storytelling and responding to how I felt about everything that was happening, that felt like the start for me.
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I often felt jealous of her, like she belonged to me (which makes it sound like she's an object, but I felt protective).
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Fans who might have felt Saw's backstory felt hazy can chalk it up to the fact that he's already a fully developed character.
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During a press conference on Tuesday, Sanderson said, "I remember feeling very sore, and my brain felt like novocaine, I felt really numb."
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In one episode, I felt terrible because I felt strongly that one of my competitors should try this thing and it didn't work.
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"I felt good start to finish in tonight's game, just like I've felt pretty good for the majority of the year," Archer said.
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And what happened was that after day one, it felt bizarre … and it felt like we've known each other for a long time.
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Sure we still felt like aliens, but there were a lot of us aliens and we felt more comfortable in our own skin.
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So strong that I felt safe waiting for a good time to give him a one-on-one because I felt so confident.
|
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Yet the finale felt more obligatory than soaring, bringing the show to a landing that felt mildly satisfying, but more than anything, overdue.
|
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She did what she did because she felt it was the right thing to do, but it's clear not everyone felt that way.
|
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Even this could not take away the joy and enthusiasm that I felt from the crowd and I felt in my own heart.
|
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I felt I looked a bit more 'on it' at work and felt less judged for my eye bags in a 10am meeting.
|
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For every political or emotional event that happened this year, it seems like half of America felt happy and the other felt sad.
|
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"It felt really well because I played great tonight, and I felt the ball a lot," Halep, who faces Polona Hercog next, said.
|
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Mr Modi commented that perhaps Mr Ansari now felt liberated to return to his roots among "certain circles" where he felt more comfortable.
|
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I, of course, am very, very grateful, but I felt the need because I love her — I felt like she was more worthy.
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It felt strange seeing those posts consecutively, but it doesn't matter that I felt strange because there's no point to the app anyway.
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I felt proud of the way I handled the negotiations, even though I felt like I was banging up against a brick wall.
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But I felt like I knew them having worked and looked at them and kind of felt their spirit for so many years.
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I had the other guys that I just felt stronger in my relationship and that I felt would fit in my life better.
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And the other fatigue -- the one felt by the Taliban -- mostly distinguished by its absence; they felt only the tirelessness of their cause.
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Then he felt Anezka slide down before him to the floor, felt her hands grab his naked buttocks and draw him to her.
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Most of the episode felt mechanical and forced, and while there were a lot of memorable quotes, the story itself felt pretty stale.
|
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Unlike OptiMind, which felt only kind of like taking drugs, Adrafinil felt like unpleasant overstimulation that I had no power to turn off.
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I used to dabble so I know the effect, and I noticed that... it's not that I felt stoned, but I felt high.
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I felt a real kinship—I felt at ease, let's say—in the somewhat bizarre, grotesque world of fame and wealth and exclusivity.
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He became more and more dependent on his daughter, and he felt guilty for the burden he felt he was becoming to her.
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I've always felt like an oil stain that they needed to clean up and not a citizen that they felt obligated to protect.
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" Later, Elizabeth emphatically added, "Honestly, I've felt safe this entire time and if I had felt uncomfortable I would have said, 'Please stop.
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"I felt like it was a call to duty, I felt like I was serving my country by serving him,"Manigault Newman says.
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She never felt closer to her son or his gentle friend there; she felt closer to the mute enormity of this other absence.
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Twenty-two percent of Americans said they felt "somewhat positive" about Trump's speech, while 85033 percent said they felt "negative" about the address.
|
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If the Nike flagship felt like a museum, this flagship felt like a cross between a chic garage and an upscale locker room.
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I felt the whole meal was lacking in vegetables (and felt the same in Club World), especially if you're not a tomato fan.
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Officer Jackson, who was killed Sunday in Baton Rouge, wrote that he felt people considered him a threat, not that he felt threatened.
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In Mark Felt, however, Watergate is significant because Mark Felt saved the FBI from politicians and crooks who were out to ruin it.
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She felt it deep inside when she went to the bathroom, too, and she noticed she constantly felt like she had to pee.
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During it, it felt much longer and, obviously from adrenaline, it felt different and I honestly don't really remember too much of it.
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When my daughter was born I felt a love and connection I'd never felt before: a surge of tenderness harrowing in its intensity.
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So I never felt threatened by other women and I always understood that sometimes they felt uncomfortable with another powerhouse in the room.
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But once she realized who she was and why she felt the way she felt," that's when "she found strength in her voice.
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Those who heard their own voices adjusted to be "happier" felt more positively; those who heard their voices become "sadder" felt less so.
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I felt exhausted by my career and angry that my father still felt so loyal to an institution that had repeatedly dehumanized me.
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Some felt it resembled a Sambo figure ... others say it resembled a monkey and some felt it was a cross between the two.
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"If we had a case that we felt we could prosecute — that my experts felt we could prosecute — we would have," he said.
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Still, nothing in his "Masque" felt like dancing: Its succession of poses (largely flat-footed) and groupings felt like an entirely obscure ritual.
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Could there ever come a time when he felt he had to speak out if he felt that the country was truly imperiled?
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Worse, she felt guilty because some friends has lost their lives in Iraq, and she now felt as if she was wasting hers.
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Each step felt important as we drew closer to what felt like some great doom that was upon us — or at least me.
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I really felt good about our players and felt good about our coaching staff, but I wanted to see us put it together.
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I guess he felt it was OK. I wanted to either break it or do something and he felt a little bit differently.
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As a result I never felt like I had been rejected by one family: I felt accepted and cherished and loved by another.
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The class felt said the class felt empty, not only without her, but because of students who are still recovering from gunshot wounds.
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Tiny felt more exhausted than she had ever felt before, like weights had attached themselves to her eyelids, her limbs, her neck, everywhere.
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It's anecdotal, sure, but I can definitely say that no games felt worse on a Switch Lite, but plenty felt a lot better.
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The most common answer was that they felt less favorable about him, followed by people who felt the same as before the ad.
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"We really felt this hit a sweet spot for our audience, and we felt that our members would love the show," she said.
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He strongly felt Blanks had overstepped his artistic boundaries and felt that he was a character rather than the focus of the film.
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He resisted for a very long time and then, I think, felt pressure, must have felt pressure in some way to do that.
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"I thought to myself how liberating painting felt and wondered how many emcees had ever felt this feeling," M1 tells The Creators Project.
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" Theron added, "I just wanted to make sure that we all agreed that we wanted to make a film that would have two characters that felt modern and felt at time conflicted and that we would focus on a relationship that felt real.
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One reader explained that she felt "conscious of the fact that I use carbs as an [emotional] crutch" after completing the program, but expressed that she felt apprehensive at first about resuming "normal" eating, because she liked the way she felt on Whole30.
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"I felt helpless, I felt scared, I felt devastated, and I found the only thing I could actually do is educate myself," Lawrence said during a speaking event at The Wing, a co-working and community space for women, in New York City.
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In July 2018, a poll found that since the election of Donald Trump, 53% of Israelis felt U.S. standing in the world had gotten stronger, compared to just 14% who felt it had stayed the same and 21% who felt it was weakened.
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Here I suppose, is the place to come clean and admit that I've never felt A.S.M.R. In watching those hours of YouTube, I often felt calm (and I sometimes felt horny), but not even once did my brain let loose a tingle.
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"It felt right, this relationship felt to both of us not like a trap, not like this impossible set of ideals that you have to live up to, which I really felt in previous relationships and so did he," Ms. Keen said.
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"I felt I had to feel that I was the most fortunate person in the world, when actually, I felt very vulnerable," he said.
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"It was the most amazing thing I had ever discovered and I felt the best I've ever felt in my life," she told Motherboard.
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For a year, I felt like I was a shadow of myself; I felt a huge pain each time I went near the Bataclan.
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Where they said things like, "She did this, we did that," I talked about how I felt and how she told me she felt.
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Shaking felt in Mexico and Las Vegas The shaking Friday was felt as far away as Mexico and Las Vegas, according to the USGS.
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After trialling what felt like hundreds of different products, I found my skin had never felt more irritated, spotty, dull, dry, uneven, and greasy.
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I've always felt really secure in my identity, but people have always felt entitled to my body because they don't know what I am.
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" Teefy went on to say how she felt "helpless" and felt all she "could do was pray for both of them, Francia's beautiful family.
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I felt elated at the start of my transition, proud of my courage to be open and honest about who I felt I was.
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In a statement to CNN, Franken said he did not remember the taking the photo with Menz, but felt "badly" that she felt disrespected.
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A mere 4GB in the Galaxy Book 2 felt pretty limiting, enough that a dozen Chrome browser tabs felt like too much to handle.
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As her feelings grew deeper, Teague claimed she felt a connection to the spirit that was unlike anything she felt from the physical world.
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I felt an emotional tug to know who Lianne was and who had loved her so much they'd felt compelled to carve these words.
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I felt like a crazy person, a blend of sadness and something that felt a lot like guilt, like I had done something wrong.
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I felt pretty pumped up that day, because I felt like, Wow we're really going to unify and be able to resist what's happening.
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Though everything else felt new and different, something about that somehow felt natural, as if I had been meant to do this all along.
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For the next few days, my core felt strong and my lower back felt somewhat tight—only it was tight in a good way.
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"I wouldn't have felt that way before just because he's a musician," Gina told Hannah of whether she felt Jed is ready for marriage.
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I felt a little like I was going to hell, but I needed a foot in the door, so I felt ok about it.
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When Sagese took the medication later that day, she immediately felt nauseous and felt afraid it could be a sign of another allergic reaction.
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I was still a kiddo, a teenager, so I felt very much connected with that and it felt inspiring in many ways as well.
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It kind of reinstates what I felt was the truth, which is that I felt like I was the most important thing to him.
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Without trust you can't have a relationship, and when I felt I had lost that, that was when I felt I needed to leave.
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It felt warm and nice and then all of a sudden it just felt too nice, and I finished all over my school shorts.
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He was elected by a lot of people who felt that the system was broken, felt betrayed by their politicians and by the establishment.
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The male torso in the VR video finally felt like it was mine and the female porn stars working their moves felt more lifelike.
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I was listening to my body or what it needed and was just trying to control how I felt and when I felt it.
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Back when it was the HDMI cable, I felt a jolt when the sparks flew — and the technician working today also felt a shock.
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I didn't think it was my destiny, but when I looked at her, and she felt so sexy, I felt I couldn't give up.
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That's the first time I felt out of control of my body, and I haven't really felt we were on the same team since.
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Monetary policy While most economists felt that the Federal Reserve's current monetary policy was about right, four in 28500 felt it was too stimulative.
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"I felt relieved that I didn't do it; but at the same time, I felt that that was a serious accusation," Wright told CNN.
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For all the obvious disappointment I felt about Krystal, I felt equal parts pride and connection to the women who came to my defense.
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West's technical skills have never felt less important Meanwhile, West's technical skills — his rapping, his second-to-second beatmaking — have never felt less important.
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While most consumers still felt current business conditions were "good" in February, a growing share, 19.8 percent, felt that current business conditions were bad.
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I felt like a dirty towel being wrung out, and despite the sketchy aesthetic and rusted pipes, I also felt those promised detox benefits.
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There she was, catching up on her reading until a G train felt like materializing, when she felt warmth and pressure on her sneaker.
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It felt right to blend in among the star spangled crowd of campers, but outside of July 4, it felt like wearing a costume.
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There was, at the time, something that felt cathartic about eviscerating a version of the future that felt more frighteningly plausible than ever before.
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"And so he probably felt pressure to do something because he felt like subordinates were going to do it if he didn't," said Kaine.
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"Even though you see videos and hear in history class about what happened, I felt like I never understood how people felt," he said.
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"Instagram has always felt like my diary ... Many people felt connected to that," said Alex Silver-Fagan, a Nike master trainer and fitness influencer.
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Butler told me that he felt pressure from Darren not to disparage Katya, but that he also felt an imperative to tell the truth.
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I felt that what lay behind it were the passions of people who had felt marginalized in a country where they were the majority.
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Many fedora aficionados prefer fur felt over wool felt because of the former's long-wearing properties, tendency to retain its shape, and its colorfastness.
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This was a goal we felt could create tremendous value for society if achieved, and one we also felt well-positioned to take on.
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It's not about Lincoln, but it's steeped in the way that encounter at the Lincoln Memorial felt—the confused way that childhood itself felt.
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Because we felt rejected from the rumors, it kind of felt like we didn't belong anywhere, and it was almost a blessing in disguise.
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We felt as a team, as players, we came together and we felt like we'd never done that when we played against the Packers.
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"There were so many parallels, I had never really felt something like that, to where I think I felt like, emotional afterwards," Dun said.
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Sure. Alongside that sense of tranquillity, though, I felt an urge to create that I haven't felt anywhere else on this trip so far.
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This gave her performances an uncanny, seance-like aspect, even as they also felt wholly fresh — the voice healthy and secure — and deeply felt.
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When I started my nuclear-attack novel, I felt I was using humor to assuage my latent fears of an attack; it felt cathartic.
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The pain and despair I felt in the following days was matched by the private and public sympathy I felt from thousands of Parisians.
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In 2005 only six percent of Republicans felt that whites faced "a great deal" of discrimination, the same number of Democrats who felt this.
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His parents would have preferred that he go to college, but Dan, Sr., felt that he shouldn't oppose something his son felt strongly about.
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"I felt like the biggest things I set off to do in '17 were done and I felt less bad about leaving," he said.
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" Allen told The Associated Press after the game: "He ultimately felt that I was ready to come back, and I felt good coming back.
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When I started, it felt like I was having these dark meetings every day, and I felt like I wasn't doing my job well.
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But in their chants and interviews, many marchers said that they felt under as much social pressure as they have felt in decades past.
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I finally felt in control of my financesAfter this revelation, I felt in control of my finances for the first time since graduating college.
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I felt so disrespected and unsupported by the facilities that I also felt like I couldn't explain what I was doing to my boss.
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Last month, Jokowi said he felt felt "embarrassed" by the fires, acknowledging the smoke's effects on Singapore and Malaysia, according to local media Bernama.
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"I felt that I was getting paid a lot, they felt like they were paying me nothing, so it worked out well," Div jokes.
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A piece of green felt and a piece of white felt, the colors of Franco Ontario, are pinned to the front of her jacket.
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Much of the EO's impact will only be felt with the passing of years, and only truly felt if Trump wins a second term.
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He said because he no longer felt safe, he no longer felt free, and he could no longer paint what he wanted to paint.
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Bush felt we could wait until we were wealthier and Obama felt the change was too drastic to be done without a bipartisan consensus.
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" She added, "And I do believe that if the women felt that he was inappropriate we have to respect how they felt about it.
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"It was the first time I felt a sort of... 'writing wall,' a proverbial line I felt like I shouldn't cross instinctively," he said.
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All that mattered was how good it felt to see the Cubs win, how good it felt to be there, how good it felt for that rain to wash away 108 years of disappointment, failure, and frustration, and to feel like things are starting anew.
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For us, we've made a lot of those games before, so, I think seeing a topic that we really felt passionate about, and we felt that a lot of other people felt passionate about, we thought it could be good territory for a game.
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Just this little ... The sense of why they were so upset, why they felt so left out, why they felt like they weren't being heard.
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Lyle has said he felt similarly that night, and has described how he felt after calling 911 to claim someone else had murdered their parents.
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They felt empowered on the diet, and felt that the habits they picked up were sustainable and easy to maintain — at least for the moment.
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" Of Zacharias&apos character and how she felt when she discovered he had secretly been taping her, Barton says, "I felt like he was safe.
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I just needed to write it down & felt like sharing it to I keep myself accountable and hopefully help others who have felt this way.
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Davids says she felt accepted by her Kansas community growing up — though she attributes much of the respect and support she felt to her mom.
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"I can't tell you what Robbie felt not seeing a rainbow, but what I assume he felt was that his parents weren't there," Skawinski says.
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"From past experience just this year, too many times we maybe felt sorry for ourselves, felt like there was nothing we could do," Pacioretty said.
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Thea said she and Jay had discussed the matter at some length, had felt uneasy about T.'s behavior, and had felt sorry for me.
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He felt dizzy and complained it was due to low blood sugar, so we ate spaetzle and schnitzel, and still, he felt rotten and shaky.
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"It felt so wonderful hearing what he was saying, I felt I just had to record it," Wilson, 35, from North Hills, California, tells PEOPLE.
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So, I felt insecure and looked up images of old, white man writers (like YouTube interviews), and I just felt like I could do this.
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Once done, I finally understood why I felt culpable over Namir and Saeed's deaths and why I felt shame for failing them in later years.
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Joe was never able to take his career to the next level, and always felt frustrated he couldn't achieve the recognition he felt he desired.
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From there, the comparisons between the fictional bear and I felt more meaningful than ever, especially since I felt like I needed them so much.
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Dear Bill,When I walked into this office just now I felt the same sense of wonder and respect that I felt four years ago.
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"I felt like the piano is full of clichés and I felt very attached of using the piano not in the traditional way," notes Hauschka.
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I felt ashamed and embarrassed that I wasn't able to play anymore, but more importantly, I felt like I lost an entire part of myself.
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"It always felt natural to have kids, therefore very unnatural when we felt like I wasn't allowed to," he tells PEOPLE for this week's issue.
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I felt like I was trying to make you believe me … I was so frightened … I just felt like I was at such a deficit.
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When it came to Robby, I always felt so secure with him, but the one thing I felt I needed to clarify was his ex.
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But, despite my efforts to immerse myself in the stories I felt so connected to, I never felt like I was part of the conversation.
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I was in love with all of it, turning to the magic of influencer posts when my closet felt drab and my life felt uninspired.
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It was people who felt really disaffected and felt like they had no place to go and their future was really grim or just boring.
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The agreement we had was that if he felt the camera was impinging, or if he ever felt uncomfortable, I could be asked to leave.
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One fascinating finding: Those with BPD felt less sad when they received the ball more times than the other player, but they still felt sad.
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It felt out of character but it felt different enough where I could take it seriously, in a way that was hard for me previously.
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At first, the project took on a more traditional biopic approach, but Peck soon felt that putting artifice on top of Baldwin's text felt wrong.
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"I felt good from start to finish, felt solid and in control, and that was what I was hoping for going into it," Mason said.
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I also kind of felt like maybe the reboot was going to happen, and I feel like a few other people felt that way too.
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"There was a moment where I felt like after TMZ, maybe a week after that, I felt like the energy levels were low," he said.
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I felt dismissed throughout my postnatal care, and even after I was sent home, I felt that I could barely breathe or carry my baby.
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Grace's current partner was newer than Luke, so she felt their situation was at greater risk; I felt Luke and I had more to lose.
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While it felt good to have so much money left over, saving such a high percentage of my income also felt like an unsustainable grind.
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In the SHU, I felt unbearable pain, and it changed me; I felt like I aged ten years just by doing 20 days in there.
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Forty-seven percent of respondents felt the country was headed in the wrong direction, while only 39% felt it was going in the right direction.
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Similarly, Peng recalls that when her doctor first told her she had depression, she felt angry, but after taking medicine, she realized she felt better.
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It may sound sappy or boring to just talk for hours, but it felt so much more honest and I felt immediately closer to everyone.
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"Probably some people have felt like Mr. Tony in a time of death — they felt like they were alone and nobody was around," Johnson said.
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In the shorter term, many fewer felt a change — 2202 percent — while 2628 percent felt an improvement and 28500 percent said they were worse off.
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She could never truly know how the Khans felt in losing their son, but she felt she might be able to understand better than most.
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The cleanser felt smooth, and since it didn't have sulfates that made it lather up, it felt almost like just putting water on my face.
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After years of disastrous inaction, it was a relief to witness this little action — the fire's warmth felt good, and the entire experience felt salutary.
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"We felt a boom; we felt the building tremble," said Henk Stuten, 50, who works for the European Commission in an office above the station.
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" Instead of hurting her game or making her nervous, "The more I felt apprehensive about it, the more I felt foreboding, the better I did.
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It felt very young, and it felt like going in so many different directions, which makes me think there couldn't be a proper political agenda.
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Through dialogue with Bruni, it felt very natural and it felt like he had really listened to the album, that he really cared about it.
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The day that I felt most proud — and it really changed...how I felt about how I looked — was when I had my first child.
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The less progress a participant felt they had made, or the more tired they felt, the more likely they were to choose the easy task.
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"I think any woman who has felt violated or felt mistreated in any way, they have every right to speak up," Ms. Haley told CBS.
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And then, all of a sudden, in May, he says he felt obstructed, he felt pressured by that comment, 'You should go easy on Flynn.
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I felt I had to keep pushing myself to accomplish my goals, even though I felt shame for rarely thinking about my family in Japan.
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"When I walked into this office just now I felt the same sense of wonder and respect that I felt four years ago," it said.
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That said, it felt important to have a room in the show which felt like one grand magical working, so that's how the 'Altar' evolved.
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Many of us at the time felt we had a duty to oppose the war, and we certainly felt the historical weight of the moment.
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At first, he felt tentative, but he also felt something good: He finally realized he needed to prove that he could handle stress and succeed.
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I felt the shame of going through the abuse, and then I felt the shame that comes from publicly exposing intimate details of my life.
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I felt very much that if I was a junior coming through...it wouldn't have been an environment I would have felt comfortable in necessarily.
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And, without a report he felt compelled to rely on, Mr. Mueller might have felt himself more at liberty to testify in detail to Congress.
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Regardless of how awkwardly I was hiking up a hillside or rock slab, my load always felt stable, and I never felt pulled off balance.
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I see now that the anger I felt at the misguided strategy and the compassion we felt for the Marines' suffering were not fully expressed.
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You were talking about how, you know, you felt the presence of God coming in your life during a tough time, and I felt, 'Wow.
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They were white, and though they had seen what we just saw, we could not be sure that they had felt what we just felt.
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When asked how they felt about the money they owe, 23 percent of women responded that they felt frustrated, compared to 6613 percent of men.
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But in 249, TV felt like TV again, a medium of giant stories that are, nevertheless, made up of smaller stories, and that felt good.
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When I finished the Virgin Strive Challenge in 2016 I felt like a 25-year-old again – I hadn't felt that good in 40 years.
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She awoke in the middle of the night to strangely warm, high winds whipping her family's tent, and felt something she hadn't felt before: fear.
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He said he felt that if he didn't, he might lose his job, and he claimed the rest of the team felt the same way.
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The times I spent with him over these years, it felt like being with a beloved family member, it felt easy and real, without pretense.
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After Travis was gone, the next morning, I woke up and felt this amazing, palpable sense of relief that I've not felt in three years.
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The pride I had felt with my almost perfect shape felt like one of those dreams you wake up disappointed to come back to reality.
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"I never ever felt a lack of confidence — I felt shame about not being able to conquer what I felt was a disability that I should have been able to control," the media mogul, 63, told Good Housekeeping U.K. Winfrey says she was self-conscious about her body, but that even at her highest weight she still felt confident when she was doing her job.
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And it just felt like Kate would be thinking about him so much, and it felt very organic to us that she'd be dreaming about him.
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I felt really betrayed because I really felt like I was balancing this great relationship with them even though I was part of the majority alliance.
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I then asked people to choose a place that felt like home as it was very important to me that subjects felt safe during the session.
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"All of a sudden it felt like somebody was holding me hostage or something or there just were these limitations which felt very suffocating," she said.
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I felt that even if climate change unfolded quite rapidly, those impacts would be felt far away from where I lived, and the way I lived.
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Fate of the Furious felt like the series rediscovering itself, and surprisingly, Diesel felt like a guest star — even though the movie is all about him.
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"I felt Mr. Cosby on the couch behind me, and my vagina was being penetrated quite forcefully, and I felt my breasts being touched," Constand testified.
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I felt like I had to get back to who Kerry really is … I felt like I needed to create a little more stillness around me.
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While I was truly happy for my friends, there was a dissonance between the frustration I felt within myself and the joy I felt for others.
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It is felt phenomenologically as a matter of felt experience as a complete dissolution of ego, and that's a hallmark of a high-dose psychedelic experience.
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I felt uncomfortable and bothered by it, but since it was pride and I had just become a United States citizen, I felt empowered and unafraid.
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"When I tried in my 30s, I still felt like I had some time, and the fertility clinic felt like a bright room," she tells PEOPLE.
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After the film's SXSW opening, I spoke to one viewer who said it felt like a love story; to me, it felt more like modern horror.
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A vast majority (89.5 percent) felt they weren't prepared to prescribe MMJ, and more than 35 percent felt not at all prepared to answer patients' questions.
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The eating disorder comment felt out-of-nowhere and way too intense a snap judgment to say out loud, but it also felt a little sincere.
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He described with some frustration how he felt stuck, and that his "angels" no longer fit the heavenly metaphor; rather, the situation felt more like hell.
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The LiPlay felt like a semi-analog extension of social media, and the more I used it, the more I felt my curation instincts kicking in.
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I felt more energetic, I had more money, I got fit, I got happier, I felt at peace for the first time in my adult life.
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We got to a space after the AIDS movement where we felt comfortable and we felt like things were moving in the right progressive, inclusive direction.
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I was in the office, I felt guilty about not being at home, I was at home, I felt guilty about not being in the office.
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Maybe the most remarkable aspect of driving on the open highway was just how mundane it felt — aside from a couple dicey moments, I felt safe.
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It felt pretty badass to wear a scar that told a story, and it felt even better to finally feel in control of my body again.
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For the first time in what felt like an eternity, he felt relief once the wheels of a chartered plane left the ground in St. Lucia.
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I think I felt sacred, but I know I felt deeply okay—that may not seem like that big a deal, but it's been a while.
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"It felt important to talk about love because it was the first time I was in love, and that felt important," says Louis matter-of-factly.
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That was why I knew that before I could understand how these Turks felt about Trump, I would need to understand how they felt about America.
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The scenarios that felt related to my father's secret, things that lay at the intersection of identity and gender, felt the most scary and most possible.
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Ms. Gajda felt this fully in 2012, when, in Broadway's "Chaplin," she understudied the character of Hedda Hopper, but felt she couldn't sing the character's song.
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A demo of old standby Angry Birds had a variety of haptics; pulling back the slingshot felt and crashing into the wooden crates felt noticeably different.
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