He wanted people to "see how I felt about it, and more importantly, see how Lady Liberty felt about it".
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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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Asked about how his country felt about the Iran nuclear deal, he said there was "a lot of misinformation" concerning how Saudi Arabian officials felt about it.
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Beginning as early as 1994, though, and incontrovertibly by the 21st century, how Americans felt about Latinos in particular became a proxy for how they felt about immigration.
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As you started to see how people felt about the show, how people felt about the O.J. case, about the issues raised by the show – how did that reaction hit you?
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How you felt about Sunday night's midseason premiere of The Walking Dead, "Rock in the Road," likely depends entirely on how you felt about the first eight episodes of the season.
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The freedom to sleep with someone without being scared of getting pregnant was huge, and it really changed the way that people felt about sex and young women felt about sex.
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It reminds me of how I once felt about cigarettes.
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"It changed how I felt about comics forever," she said.
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I told Instagram how I felt about what it's become.
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We wanted to know how you felt about these companies.
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Filemon Vela felt about Donald Trump before, it is now.
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I asked him how he felt about commanding Arabs now.
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For instance, here's how Lumpy felt about Barack Obama's divisiveness.
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That's how I felt about INURN, but it's a thing.
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So that's pretty much how I felt about the clock.
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How have you felt about the anthem protests this fall?
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I saw "Bump" on Mother's Day, which felt about right.
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I felt about a 6 out of 10 in pain.
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He would never admit how he truly felt about it.
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It changed the way I felt about myself on stage.
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Beyonce summed up how we all felt about Pharrell's hat.
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I didn't know how he felt about what he was experiencing.
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Also, do not ask me how I felt about President Obama.
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Did making this documentary change how you felt about the story?
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How do you think these guys felt about the groupie phenomenon?
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It became about how I felt how I felt about myself.
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But the main thing I felt about the experience was unprepared.
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It just felt about the two of them, which was great.
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You mean he's honest about how he felt about the date?
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But her songs told us how she felt about Harry Styles.
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When asked how he felt about the crowds outside, he shrugged.
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" Horowitz, asked how he "felt" about the text, said: "Very concerned.
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You can imagine how Dempsey felt about Pulisic's post-game comments.
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That's how I felt about the comedic acting of JB Smoove.
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Communication factors were tied to how parents felt about their decisions.
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Anyway, that's how I felt about this mixtape 27 minutes ago.
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"What I felt about music I couldn't express completely," he said.
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Understanding the situation, however, didn't change how Matt felt about it.
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Everywhere I went, people knew what I felt about Donald Trump.
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I'm not sure how Paddy Chayefsky would have felt about that.
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And I still wasn't quite sure how I felt about it.
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The way I felt about it was: Today your vengeance begins.
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But first, he needed to know how she felt about children.
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Unsworth said he was simply expressing how he felt about Musk.
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I asked how he felt about the violence of the movement.
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But first, he needed to know how she felt about children.
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That's how I felt about watching Michael Cohen testify in Congress.
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They all called me to see how I felt about that.
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Nah. In 2005, Boston University law professor Ward Farnsworth suggested that how much a justice thought the Constitution protected defendants relied more on how the justice felt about defendants than how she felt about the Constitution.
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What we&aposve heard in the last hour is that obviously there was -- it was laced with bias, the FBI, in terms of what -- how they felt about Donald Trump and how they felt about Hillary Clinton.
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I think this is a habit of mine in general, but it's especially unproductive in dating—I spent more time wondering how the other person viewed or felt about me than considering how I felt about them.
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She asks him how he felt about Lorelai raising her by herself.
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Did seeing some negative reactions influence how you felt about the album?
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To me, it showed how negatively she felt about Conway's original comment.
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This certainly changed the way GoT fans felt about holding the door.
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"Regardless of how folks felt about Initiative 227, it passed," she said.
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Jimmy Kimmel was curious about how the public really felt about Obamacare.
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GGG fight, we had to ask how he felt about Mosely's claim.
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I wanted to make sure he understood how I felt about Sen.
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A goat appeared as distraught as I felt about the whole situation.
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Investigator DeQuarto had asked her how she felt about Mr. Viafore's death.
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Basically that scene is how William and I felt about that movie.
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I wanted to make sure he understood how I felt about Sen.
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The shame I felt about the past decade began to bleach out.
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That summer afternoon, I felt about as happy as I'd ever felt.
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When I asked Jones how he felt about this, he was thrilled.
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Do you think this changed the way you felt about older songs?
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Yet the existential dread Rebecca felt about work is far from uncommon.
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"It's bittersweet," Heller said when describing how he felt about the sweepstakes.
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And I just couldn't deal with the way I felt about it.
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He wanted to know how people in America felt about the Rohingya.
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What she felt about the character was not there in the script.
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What she felt about the character was not there in the script.
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I couldn't help but wonder, though, how Lucca felt about the matter.
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We asked Turkish overseas voters how they felt about the proposed changes.
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And we wanted to know how they felt about their own decisions.
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I asked Ms. Lee how she felt about the beginning of 2019.
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He wanted to know how people in America felt about the Rohingya.
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Between numbers, the band asked the audience how they felt about Brexit.
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As Ronson explained it, he was asked how he felt about sapiosexuality.
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How do you think the rest of the band felt about it?
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How have you felt about the reception of your album so far?
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I told him how I felt about that, and he took the coaching.
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The more I spent time with Lauren, the stronger I felt about her.
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But some of the other guards hated the way he felt about us.
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What if we didn't let those moments shape how we felt about ourselves?
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Ahead, see what they bought and how they felt about the overall experience.
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I wanted to know how she felt about the companies ignoring the case.
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I asked how she felt about enrolling in a program she sometimes criticizes.
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How do you think people felt about Christopher Darden coming into the show?
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" Forty-one percent of Republicans said they felt "about the same as before.
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That's how I felt about Everything's Gonna Be Alright when I heard it.
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I hadn't been timing them yet, but they felt about 15 minutes apart.
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I was just being honest when asked how I felt about the game.
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Wondering how women stateside felt about sexting affairs, I decided to ask around.
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Do you remember how you felt about Anne after you read the diary?
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The more school he missed, the more anxious he felt about missing school.
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How would Becker have felt about these new modes of artistic self-representation?
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How do you think I felt about my decision to take that job?
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That's probably similar to how June's mom felt about her, for different reasons.
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We had the wrong impression of how Oak felt about the casting announcement.
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In 2019, the farm belt felt about as hospitable as the asteroid belt.
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The song encapsulated the anger people felt about the messages and Rosselló himself.
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" Asked how he felt about the approaching Brexit deadline, Mr. Turner said, "worried.
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A third audience member asked Schultz, a billionaire, how he felt about Rep.
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The consummation of longing—you discussing how you felt about him before the scene.
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That's how I felt about this film from makeup-artist-turned-director Sôichi Umezawa.
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And I asked him about refugees and he said how he felt about them.
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"Anything that I felt about the election I said and I stand by," Mrs.
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How did the election shape the way you felt about your own political involvement?
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The interviewer asked Legend about how he felt about a joke made on Insecure.
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Then, he started to emphasize what he really felt about what the country needed.
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Barely getting by is how I've felt about talking for most of my life.
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"That had a profound effect on how New Yorkers felt about cops," Ossario said.
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She says she definitely thinks he cared about how Swift felt about the song.
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At this point, though, I still had no idea how she felt about me.
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He spoke to the pain they felt about working hard and getting left behind.
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But it was surprising how I felt about it and how inspiring it was.
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When asked how her husband felt about having three Valentine's dates this year — a.k.a.
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They're important shorthand, symbolizing at a glance how people felt about a certain item.
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She asked how I felt about doing it, or whether I would want to.
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Fils-Aime was unfazed when I asked him how he felt about those results.
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I told her how I felt about it and she said, 'Oh it's ok.
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Toby Jr. how he felt about Trump's attitude toward El Salvador and Latino immigrants.
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But nobody ever recorded how the brothers felt about their treatment during these years.
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He didn't notice how she felt about it until they started talking about it.
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That's how the people of Hong Kong felt about American army rations, including Spam.
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When asked how she felt about being promoted as a female choreographer, she sighed.
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When I asked my peers how they felt about the revival, responses were prolific.
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The game against France last Friday felt about as wild as things can get.
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"The way that he felt about his work being adapted is ambivalent," she said.
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Months later, a Times reporter asked him how he felt about the United States.
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In the video above, we asked first-time voters how they felt about participating.
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Without my grandfather here, I cannot ask him how he felt about the bomb.
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But other than that, Peraić did not know how Harden felt about the work.
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The Daily: In today's episode, we asked caucusgoers how they felt about the election.
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But then he pulled out a chart showing how doctors felt about the program.
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PG: Now I'm dying to know how Jane's mother felt about her giant career.
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Whatever he felt about the N.R.A., he said, he saw a principle at stake.
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"That summer afternoon, I felt about as happy as I'd ever felt," he writes.
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How do you think she felt about my flowery course since I left her?
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In the future, we'll know how we should have felt about this particular present.
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I asked her how she felt about the controversy and how she handled it.
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The pollsters also asked voters which words best described how they felt about Trump.
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" Ford is the Pulitzer Prize–winning author of eight novels, four story collections, one screenplay, and now a memoir, but of his first foray into rock criticism, he says, "I felt about as capable to write that as I've ever felt about anything.
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"The diagnosis changed every way I felt about myself and every way I felt about my chances in the world," she said in a 2014 interview with Camp Spring Creek, a summer camp in Bakersville, N.C., for children with dyslexia, a learning disability.
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Not just physically, but mentally and emotionally dealing with the "shame" they felt about food.
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Ahead, we break down the poll's findings on how Americans felt about these major happenings.
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I decided to ask an Australian person I know how he felt about avocado toast.
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I used to lie about whom I was texting and how I felt about people.
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All they talked about was how dizzyingly, disarmingly, expansively passionate they felt about each other.
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Collins has for months consistently declined to say how she felt about the Kavanaugh nomination.
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BuzzFeed News has reached out to see how the basket recipients felt about getting played.
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They analyzed trends in how people felt about their bodies, specifically in regard to weight.
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In a way, her lifestyle and belief system validated the way she felt about herself.
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Watercutter: I think you all got at most of what I felt about this movie.
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It enlightened how I feel like Marty really felt about doing that kind of thing.
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KB: I was really in the closet about how deeply I felt about making paintings.
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I don't have the stress I once felt about just making it through the month.
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We also asked Grazer how he felt about Halsey getting an "8 Mile"-style biopic.
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I asked Gallo how she felt about seeing her ex-husband appearing on the screen.
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Like, say, how one really felt about the grand romance that is Aria and Ezra.
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The gender of the person enacting the violence changed the way I felt about it.
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I think he realized how people felt about it and now it's a different time.
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"We have time," Williams stressed when asked how she felt about her impending due date.
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I asked Daniel how he felt about Broadway, gaming, and the Deaf community coming together.
|
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Booooooooring. That's how almost everyone felt about the iPhone 7 before Apple even announced it.
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"Regardless of how my staff felt about it, I believed what I'd said," he writes.
|
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That's how I felt about the Christine and the Queens singles, "5 Dollars" in particular.
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Tell us how you felt about this week's episode of "The Americans" in the comments.
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John McCain's daughter, who asked how he felt about the pain his family had caused.
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He recalled how different he had felt about St. Patrick's Day in the early 1990s.
|
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For your Friday afternoon edification, here's how the Motherboard team felt about the great Unslackening.
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Just to see if it even changes the way I felt about consumerism or music.
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The anxiety that I felt about paying for college was a burden on my chest.
|
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So, he was able to tell us what he felt about what he was reading.
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"This is maybe the best I've ever felt about Tesla, to be frank," he continued.
|
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It has allowed me to overcome the shame I felt about living with mental illness.
|
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Any intimidation she felt about that fell away as she got stronger and more focused.
|
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So it's an image of them, but it's also how I felt about each individual.
|
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She described how she felt about some of the walk-ups on the smaller streets.
|
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He was quiet and nervous and said little about how he felt about the arrangement.
|
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All this fed into the nervousness I already felt about being in groups of people.
|
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And that how any given respondent felt about the proceedings depended on their political leanings.
|
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We reached out to more young people to find out how they felt about sharenting.
|
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"This is maybe the best I've ever felt about Tesla to be frank," he continued.
|
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Through tears, Guyger, who is white, described how she felt about killing an innocent man.
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Whether or not that is a reasonable view, that is how I felt about it.
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I think all of that really played a part in how I felt about myself growing up, how I felt about being Muslim myself because it definitely affected me in a bad way because I thought people would only assume the negative stereotypes on me.
|
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I had known how I felt about the case, and was horrified to hear about it.
|
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She let the stereotypes of her people and their problems influence how she felt about herself.
|
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Linda Hogan is tearfully revealing how she's felt about her ex Hulk Hogan's sex tape trial.
|
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"But it didn't have much of an effect on what they felt about him," Nyhan says.
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I didn't understand that people had such need to express how badly they felt about me.
|
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DeGeneres asked Ventimiglia how he felt about Goldsmith and he had nothing but compliments to share.
|
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And then he proceeded to work out, in the message, how he felt about that prospect.
|
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The local news station polled Stratford High School students on how they felt about Taylor's comments.
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I think with that, I had to think harder on how I felt about my sexuality.
|
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"They were disappointed," Obama said of how Sasha, 15, and Malia, 18, felt about Trump winning.
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Which is exactly how I felt about nootropics every time they popped up in my newsfeed.
|
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That's either a good or bad thing, depending on how you felt about Razer's first effort.
|
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On Good Morning Britain, Piers Morgan asked him how he felt about this major world event.
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Doesn't that tell you how strongly they felt about the way they were treated by you?
|
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So, we asked how he felt about "The Book of Mormon" -- compliment or were you offended?
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Political leaders, however, had a comparatively smaller influence over changing how Americans felt about climate science.
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Buck said Hershey "really appreciated" how strongly bakers felt about the Kisses and their iconic shape.
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It just never related to me or how I felt about masturbation or using a toy.
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But they probably don't reflect huge changes in how likely Wisconsin voters felt about Donald Trump.
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I wanted to ask what you felt about President Trump's attitude towards the broader oil industry.
|
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I asked the U.S. National Highway Traffic and Safety Commission how it felt about Uber's tests.
|
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Kendall tells her mother that it was impossible to tell how Phelps felt about the collection.
|
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Entertainment Tonight had a chance to ask him how he felt about the sudden unexpected attention.
|
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But that's not how I felt about that aspect of the album after listening to it.
|
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When asked how she felt about getting married, Ayla looked at her painted fingernails and paused.
|
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Zakaria asked the Mexican president how he felt about the presumptive Republican nominee's characterization of Mexicans.
|
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I cannot put into words the anxiety I felt about the possibility of a botched procedure.
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Another 22019 percent either didn't know how they felt about the agreement or had no opinion.
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By now, any residual anxiety I might have felt about visiting Tunisia has long since evaporated.
|
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No word on how Disick felt about the Grammy winner spending quality time with the tyke.
|
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People who commented on Khattri's apology video were divided by how they felt about his ban.
|
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How Republicans and Democrats felt about each president during the impeachment inquiries has been remarkably different.
|
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It was wonderful to set your own issues, problems, and the way you felt about them.
|
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Asked how he felt about the new charges, Fotis said, "It's an exhausting fight," he said.
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I found myself wondering how the elders felt about having their experiences strip-mined for lessons.
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There was no significant link to stroke, diabetes or how annoyed someone felt about the noise.
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It was mostly how they felt about the candidates, not how their lives would be changed.
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We asked a half-dozen of them how they felt about their home and the future.
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That's how I felt about Britney Spears' body back in the late '90s and early 2000s.
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Almost immediately, the underlying tension I had felt about intimate relationships really came to the fore.
|
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But the biggest thing I hadn't anticipated was how college changed how I felt about home.
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"I was a little sad," Mr. Nagy said, recalling how he felt about the president's action.
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BONUS -- we also asked Bisping how he felt about another high quality smack talker, Donald Trump.
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" When asked if it would be alright to ask how he felt about it, Ford quipped, "Yes.
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Pressing my knees together tightly, I explained my situation, my childhood, how I felt about my body.
|
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" When finally asked how he felt about Green Book winning Best Picture, Lee loudly replied, "Next question!
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Jezebel's Ellie Shechet has a fantastic story about Cruz's college classmates and how they felt about him.
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We were hearing from young women who said 'I wish I knew how he felt about this.
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" When asked what he felt about being called erratic or unstable, he said, "I'm just being me.
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In fact, I've seen and heard some say that's what they felt about this year's WWDC keynote.
|
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A reporter for the Daily Caller asked Trump how he felt about this perceived conservative bias online.
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I attempted to convince him to flip back, and felt about 60 percent sure I'd swayed him.
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To see how young adults watching the streaming show felt about what is depicted in Hannah's story.
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Just kind of wanted to know what my thoughts were and how the team felt about it.
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Westwick was leaving Craig's in WeHo Friday night, when we asked how he felt about the outcome.
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And Frankel apologized – not for how she felt about de Lesseps, but for how she expressed it.
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How does the legend of Princess Alfhild reinforce how Viking society felt about women going to sea?
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No matter how you felt about Jill, her beautiful marriage of 18 years to Bobby was unimpeachable.
|
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"When VAR came out, I was hesitant of what I felt about it," Van Wyk told reporters.
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I asked Brandon how he felt about seeing his face mutate into that of a beautiful woman.
|
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So, when we asked how he felt about Kaepernick still being unemployed -- the congressman didn't hold back.
|
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So, we asked Scott -- who often appears on ESPN's "The Jump" -- how he felt about the situation.
|
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The need became apparent when advisors asked clients how they felt about their loved ones' financial status.
|
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Last week, New Hampshire voters had the chance to tell Ayotte how they felt about her record.
|
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"Extinction" seems to accurately describe how many viewers felt about their time after having watched this movie.
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Her unconditional love invited me to put aside whatever guilt and shame I felt about my circumstances.
|
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I was able to connect with other disabled individuals and see how they felt about their identity.
|
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How they felt about aging affected their longevity more than blood pressure, BMI, activity level, or cholesterol.
|
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When asked in June how he felt about his status as an "internet boyfriend," Reeves was nonplussed.
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The more I got into it, the more disbelief I felt about this country we call home.
|
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I kept pressing Mr. Zuckerberg on how he personally felt about the damage his creation had done.
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I mean, I don't know the full extend but yeah, was there anything you felt about that?
|
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I couldn't hide how I felt about that, and the 25-year-old conducting the interview noticed.
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I saw the shame in her eyes, the embarrassment she felt about her cultural and linguistic heritage.
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I hope teenage girls see Lana Candor and feel the way I felt about my teen idols.
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Be honest with your son about how your parents treated you and how you felt about it.
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Given the contradictions of her life, it's impossible to know how she would have felt about that.
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I asked Balinese people how they felt about mass tourism on the island and got mixed reactions.
|
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I'm having 'W' on, and I'm going to ask him about how he felt about your impersonation.
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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 realized my alcoholic behavior — what I thought and how I felt about myself — started in childhood.
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With the kids, we wanted to establish how they really felt about their parents and each other.
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I started photographing this room out of the helplessness and despair I felt about these senseless deaths.
|
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More interesting, however, is how the students surveyed felt about all the porn they're being exposed to.
|
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The poll also yielded interesting results when respondents were asked how they felt about women in government.
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It was live and raw, and there was no hiding how he really felt about it ... LOLOLOL.
|
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Bush once wrote in a letter to herself, where she worked out how she felt about the issue.
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" Yesterday he was asked on Tumblr how he felt about Richard Spencer getting "decked mid-sentence describing Pepe.
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I'd just asked her how she felt about bringing the first transgender rights case to the Supreme Court.
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And you seem to have fired off a letter of complaint without asking how he felt about it.
|
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When Entertainment Tonight asked Thompson in February how she felt about fans 'shipping Thompson and Monáe, she deflected.
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People were pretty blunt about how they felt about gay people who were carriers of this fatal disease.
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She was just very, very warm and shared how she felt about it and how it affected her.
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Instead, the emails essentially serve as political Rorschach test for how one felt about Clinton before reading them.
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"Just another regular Thursday," joked Stroll when asked at a news conference how he felt about the news.
|
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And most everyone could have guessed how Ginsburg felt about Trump even if she'd never said a word.
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Still, it baffled me how soothing I found it, how warmly I felt about the solid, meaty grip.
|
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Skrillex didn't mince his words when he was asked how he felt about deadmau5 in a recent interview.
|
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In a separate study, they asked volunteers to rate their own bosses and how they felt about them.
|
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Asked how he felt about the spending deal, Jordan pointed to the health organization as a problem area.
|
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How you feel about this news will depend heavily on how you felt about that 2012 cult favorite.
|
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Maybe the excitement of it all clouded over any fears we may have felt about dissenters or critics.
|
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Asked how he felt about that criticism following a review of the film, McVay reiterated frustration with himself.
|
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So, when we saw Cormier at the ESPYs on Wednesday ... we asked how he felt about Stipe's gripe.
|
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So, when we saw Doc and Austin at Craig's Sunday night, we asked how they felt about Lue.
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I asked him about how he felt about losing to Bill Clinton and not serving a second term.
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People had approached her "with concern in their eyes" and asked how she felt about the coming year.
|
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"He wanted to talk about the show, how I felt about it, what plans, the future," Fox said.
|
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In the ABC interview, Wade was also asked how he felt about Trump tweeting about his cousin's death.
|
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This week, Veyrat spoke to French radio channel France Inter about how "dishonored" he felt about the demotion.
|
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Her relatives, a Catholic nurse among them, were curious how we "young people" felt about the whole thing.
|
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Christina Anstead says her husband Ant didn't wait long to let her know how he felt about her.
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And thinking about that made me fearful of making my children feel like I felt about my mom.
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The researchers asked the children how they felt about the devices in terms of intelligence, personality and trust.
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Regardless of how potential audiences felt about the trailer, both "Sonic" and "Cats" received a lot of buzz.
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She says that she just liked him in a way that she hadn't felt about the other two.
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We got Terry in D.C. Tuesday and asked him how he felt about 50 mocking him on Instagram.
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" And, elsewhere in the piece: "Did you really think that this is how I felt about being raped?
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Anderson rebukes anyone who takes this as a facile statement of how black voters felt about Hillary Clinton.
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He said he was unsure how he felt about all the time his son spent on the internet.
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And it felt about 15 degrees warmer than the 37 degrees it was as we journeyed to Hopkinton.
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The company said it surveyed thousands of Note customers afterward, asking them how they felt about the phone.
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Another defense lawyer, Donna Rotunno, said, "Harvey is very strong," when asked how he felt about the verdict.
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Trump certainly signaled how he felt about his guy with tweets about how unfairly he has been treated.
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"I asked them how they felt about Trump and if they stood by their 2016 vote," Bump wrote.
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VICE: Can you describe what happened to you, your initial reactions, and how you felt about the whole thing?
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Dancing in a chair has freed her from some of the anxieties she felt about dancing before her accident.
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Keith Ellison, and the President pulled out one of his favorite words to express how he felt about it.
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Despite Kinsey's focus on sexual orientation, he also researched how Americans felt about different sexual activities, including S&M.
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Sure, those fresh-faced founders became billionaires, but their mission-driven companies felt about as noble as capitalism gets.
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Last month, we talked to people who didn't go to prom about how they felt about it, years later.
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I hit up a friend who works at a brothel to ask how she felt about the Nadkins concept.
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In any case, Lucas's innocent question quickly derailed into a conversation about how "old" everyone suddenly felt about themselves.
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When she asked him how he felt about the healer calling them soulmates, Disick offered a most diplomatic answer.
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Being able to dance with someone of the same sex changed everything in the way you felt about yourself.
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"You feel like you lost someone you were close to," Graf said of how people felt about Bryant's death.
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We decided to ask the content lovers at Mashable and Mashable's parent companies how they felt about Apple TV+.
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OutSports talked to him a year later, in 2013, and asked him how he felt about having gay teammates.
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Afterward, they all filled out a questionnaire about who they were and how they felt about what they'd eaten.
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Drew Gattine (a Democrat) had called LePage (a Republican) a racist, and asked LePage how he felt about it.
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He pandered to those among us who express ourselves in Instagram comments and how we felt about their drama.
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We asked flight attendants how they felt about working in air travel during the outbreak — here's what they said.
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Before working with Orbán, he checked in with informed circles in Israel to see how Orbán felt about Jews.
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In August, I wondered how Sundar Pichai felt about the issue — and about the internal conflict roiling his company.
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Jobs died before his yacht was finished, so I can't say how he felt about his own Savant experience.
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But really, I was just trying to escape how unhappy I felt about not securing a job after graduation.
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Drew Gattine, a Democrat, had called LePage, a Republican, a racist, and asked LePage how he felt about it.
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Another experiment published in 2013 found that the more participants used Facebook, the gloomier they felt about their lives.
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"I'm always proud of Taylor," she said after a caller asked how Dunham felt about Swift's recent political post.
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I was holding back some situations, and some emotions, and ways I felt about certain things in my life.
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And lots of women began to reappraise their own sexual histories, working out how they felt about various experiences.
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Mozilla says it, along with Ipsos, also polled 1,009 Americans how they felt about Venmo's "public by default" nature.
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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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A primary division between the pro- and anti-protectionist executives was how they felt about government's role in innovation.
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We don't know how she felt about being a character in his "Daddy" story -- many daughters would be mortified.
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Asked what they felt about the violence at Mr Trump's rallies, some assumed the question related to Democratic protesters.
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Asked on Thursday how he felt about the deal negotiated under Johnson's government, Dearlove said he expected further changes.
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That's how I felt about New York — being around all that money and ambition was too much for me.
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They wanted Kocienda to share his take, from an everyday user's perspective, on how he felt about certain packaging.
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" "I developed from those moments, and it really changed how I felt about myself and boosted my self-esteem.
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No matter how you felt about the election, today marks the beginning of a big change in our country.
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Whatever regrets Gold felt about the end of his career were cast aside for about three hours every night.
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Asked how he felt about the people who ordered his arrest, he said he would console himself through religion.
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I knew I grew up feeling a lot of insecurity and pain for the way I felt about myself.
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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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Even when they weren't sure how they felt about a certain candidate or issue, they were clearly thinking deeply.
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That's how I felt about ON THE LAST DAY (and APPLE SHORTCAKES, but I'll discuss this in a bit).
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It resonated in a strange way with me about how our government officials felt about us and our families.
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Momoa posted an Instagram letting everyone know exactly how he felt about Daenerys' fiery escape from Vaes Dothrak. Hahahahahahahahahahahhhahaha.
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Last summer, it occurred to me that I had never told the builder how I felt about the bookshelf.
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There were differences in our income, how much we had in savings, and even how we felt about money.
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If voters were casting a ballot solely on how they felt about Trump, a tight race would be expected.
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Multiple Democrats declined to talk to CNN at all about the articles or how they felt about them. Rep.
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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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Then I asked how he felt about being jumped on, slobbered on or getting mud all over his couch.
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"I interviewed him many times about this subject, and I know how strongly he felt about it," she said.
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She's "not an extroverted person," so it was hard to tell how she really felt about landing the role.
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We reached out to the Clippers to see how the felt about Sterling's support -- but we haven't heard back.
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"Who cares," one Twitter user chortled, when I put out a blast asking how people felt about the news.
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When reached via text message to see how they felt about Moore running again, one senior Republican simply replied: "😳".
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In a rapid fire interview clip, Conway was asked how she felt about Kate McKinnon's impression of her on SNL.
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Recounting the uncertainty the high schooler felt about the future, he teared up in a rare public display of emotion.
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"Just remember the first line of the song," she tweeted when a fan asked how she felt about the choice.
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At the debate, an audience member asked them how they felt about illegal immigrants attending public high school in Texas.
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His overture came after years of relative silence from SpaceX and amid disquieting uncertainty the Pointers felt about their future.
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A former colleague mentioned the term in an email after I told him how I felt about Namir and Saeed.
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The resentment crossed from real to storyline and back again until we weren't sure how the promotion felt about Bryan.
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The researchers also asked how they felt about their weight, their overall physical appearance, and how much media they consumed.
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Before we wrap this up, though, I do want to ask how you felt about this episode's use of Serena.
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"The View" hosts wasted no time asking the former adviser to President Barack Obama how she felt about Barr's tweet.
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"This is the best I've ever felt about Tesla," Musk told Wall Street analysts in a second-quarter earnings call.
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I could never throw parties at home any more because I knew how they felt about drinking, for one thing.
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"Bird Box" wasn't memorable for how critics felt about it — but all the memes made it stick in everyone's minds.
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I called up some of the women in my life and asked them how they felt about the Ansari controversy.
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Asked by Mitchell how he felt about the attacks from Trump, Bill Clinton swiped away the question with his hand.
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" When asked by Mulkerrins how she felt about Avenatti "claiming he dumped you," Daniels replied, "Yeah, how adorable is that?
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And he wrote about it in a note about the shame and stigma he felt about being a 'bad kid.
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What he sensed at the university, he says, was an atmosphere that mirrored how he felt about his own life.
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" Asked how she felt about Mr. Wall leaving her gallery, Ms. Goodman said,"We worked together for 25 good years.
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How might the female abolitionists who invited him to speak have felt about his criticism of American history and life?
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"With the flags and everything, it's as emotional as I've ever felt about a win," said Rose's caddie, Mark Fulcher.
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All of the dread and loathing I'd always felt about the limiting script of traditional masculine norms came flooding back.
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Both of those are more than double the percentage each party's base felt about marijuana legalization just 15 years ago.
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He said he wasn't, but just to really catch him out, I asked him how he felt about Jewish people.
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I wasn't sure how I felt about it, and I didn't think I had many people I could talk to.
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Then they had the men and women complete an elaborate computer test designed to probe how they felt about exercise.
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"It's just...not fair," Kim said, finally landing on an inadequate phrase to explain how she felt about their situation.
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Christopher K. Morgan attended the performance, and during the Q&A he described the conflict he felt about the work.
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I began emailing her summaries of what I felt about the books — and questions about what I should read next.
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In a Pew Research Center survey released in September, respondents indicated on a thermometer scale how they felt about professors.
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Asked how she felt about that description, she sought to bring the focus back to the process of making art.
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So we were never entirely sure how the show felt about women of color: Was Carrie a White Feminist™?
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For a long time, Senate races moved mostly independently of how voters in a given state felt about presidential politics.
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And Israel's right-wing politicians capitalized on the resentment many Israelis felt about the unfair focus on their country's behavior.
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She held herself to exacting standards, and the more she struggled to meet them, the worse she felt about herself.
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We need to return to the spirit of the military draft, and how people felt about service to their country.
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"The Matriarch" by Susan Page offers some revelations, including how the former first lady felt about the GOP under Trump.
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When I asked McConnell how he felt about his legacy and Trump's being so closely linked, he rejected the premise.
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I can only imagine what black students and their parents at my school experienced and felt about all of this.
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The Seattle Seahawks superstar went undercover as a Lyft driver -- IN SEATTLE -- to see how unsuspecting commuters felt about him.
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The more I started doing classes and also working out with my trainer, Faisal Abdalla, the better I felt about myself.
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This profoundly isolating experience made me completely change my mind about how I felt about receiving "digital kisses" from strangers online.
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In a separate interview with Entertainment Weekly, Borelli and showrunner Krista Vernoff detailed just how they felt about Levi's burgeoning storyline.
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" Asked by prosecutor Lewin how he felt about testifying, Chavin responded: "I feel like it is something I had to do.
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Can you speak at all to how President Bush felt about the Americans With Disabilities Act as part of his legacy?
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After Fritz and Williamson were found innocent, did that change how Ada felt about itself and about its criminal justice system?
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Left unanswered, Reeves said, was how the public felt about presidential power — assuming, that is, that the public cared at all.
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Looking back, Fairchild says she was surprised by the amount of internalized C-section stigma she felt about her own experience.
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Good Morning America host Michael Strahan asked Lindsay how she felt about being the show's first African-American bachelorette this week.
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Asked how he felt about the 10-year-old photo being used as an internet meme now, retired Marine Staff Sgt.
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So, when we saw Pouncey out at Catch the other day, we asked how he felt about Trump and his offer.
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Condie's attitude reflected what many at the time felt about the study of love: that it was trivial, maybe even impossible.
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Yarimar Bonilla, a Puerto Rican anthropologist at Rutgers University, asked thousands of residents how they felt about Puerto Rico's territorial status.
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The CEO, Aymeric Wuidart, responded like a cordial politician when I asked how he felt about two scented pod companies existing.
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After every test, each child heard whether they and their partner had succeeded and then rated how they felt about it.
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So when we recently caught up with Lucci, we asked her how she felt about all the attention the photos garnered.
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"I was thinking about the tasting and how I felt about it," Lee says in a phone call eight days later.
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Finally, the abolition of term limits summed up the rage that many influential officials and scholars felt about their country's leader.
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When Hurricane Isaac was descending on Louisiana in 2012, Elyria Kemp was there to study how people felt about the disaster.
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Specifically, it depended both on participants' gender, as well as how they felt about the amount of sex they were having.
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What matters in considering possible obstruction of justice, this source added, is the President's intent, not how Comey felt about it.
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We spotted Nick leaving Warwick nightclub in West Hollywood when we asked how he felt about Greg Hardy's upcoming UFC debut.
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First, participants were asked how they felt about interracial relationships, and whether they'd be open to dating outside of their race.
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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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Afterwards, the group comes back together in a circle to share their journaling and how they felt about the animal interactions.
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Well folks, no matter how you may have felt about Starbucks' Unicorn Frappuccino, the drink is officially gone, maybe for good.
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With Ayesha Curry taking heat for her Twitter rant during the NBA Finals -- we asked how Doc felt about the situation.
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No doubt many cadets and families will remain happy about the day, regardless of how they felt about the President's speech.
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In case you were wondering how Coulter felt about Dao, at the time she tweeted a racist jab: Oh my gosh!
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" When asked if it had affected the way she felt about the director, she said: "I don't know anything about it.
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"I've been what?" he said to PEOPLE when asked how he felt about the web's love affair with The Matrix star.
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All day Science Mike had referred to him as "Vishnu" and I was still struggling with how I felt about that.
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"I asked him straight out how he felt about his wife carrying another couple's baby," says Barbara, who lives in Pennsylvania.
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The sense was that no matter what we felt about Mr. Clinton, he was still our best bet: the pragmatic choice.
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Sometimes, we tell ourselves things like if only I knew how they really felt about me, I could make a decision.
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Have you ever said something like, if only I knew how they felt about me, I would know what to do?
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With LeBron, Ray Allen, Dwyane Wade, Steve Nash and others going after Trump -- we asked Durant how he felt about that.
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" Levinson grew up as a secular Jew: "I felt about my Jewishness the way you might feel about being left-handed.
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I don't know how my grandfather felt about Gilman's offer — whether it was difficult or easy for him to say yes.
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And if that's not bad enough, it seems Barr also misled the public about how Mueller's team felt about his letter.
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Neither Ms. Cummings nor Mr. Mujica responded to requests for comment about how they felt about the possibility of another trial.
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Asked what he felt about addressing a non-South African audience in the Institute exhibition, Mr. Wa Lehulere was briefly silent.
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In the screening process, applicants had to confirm to a psychologist that their weight negatively affected how they felt about themselves.
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I didn't know anyone else with a skin condition, and I couldn't tell anyone how I really felt about my skin.
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Much later, I asked de Souza, the son of the Indian pilot, how he felt about the discovery of the body.
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As in 2006, the NRA's actions in 2016 were reflective of the electorate and how Democratic candidates felt about the NRA.
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But even if she had, he said, that would not have changed the way he felt about her even "one degree."
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In 2018, it seemed as though Melania's fashion choices were a Rorschach test for how people felt about Melania the person.
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On the way out he stopped for a question from a reporter about how he felt about Donald Trump's current lead.
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The writing started in 2014 and it was the most excited I'd felt about making a Green Day record in years.
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In an exchange that's gotten much less attention, Swisher asked Zuckerberg how he felt about Facebook's role in the Rohingya massacres.
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Philip Mudd became overcome with emotional while talking to Wolf Blitzer after CNN anchor asked him how he felt about the incident.
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He reportedly told the Russian ambassador that firing the "nut job" Comey had "taken off" the great pressure he felt about Russia.
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We even asked how he felt about Tony Gonzalez saying players should use the trip to express their concerns to Trump himself.
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Two weeks later, the participants were brought back and asked to think about the experience and how they felt about the insults.
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Any apprehension Carrie Ann Inaba may have felt about replacing Julie Chen on The Talk disappeared when she heard from Chen herself.
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Find your tribe on social media Twitter is the place you want to be, regardless of how you felt about the finale.
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I asked him how he felt about my getting in, and he was as much fun as he'd been on the phone.
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It's the same loving pose they struck back in July when Peter let the world know how he really felt about Dean.
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Talking to pet owners going through the same thing made me realize just how embarrassed I've felt about my extreme pet debt.
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Irritation absolved me of the guilt I might have felt about the uses to which I put the spectral mouth and breasts.
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It turns out that all of her self-pity was kind of just a reflection of how she felt about her father.
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Nash declined to elaborate on how he felt about the strong reaction to the photo, saying he couldn't give his personal opinion.
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Others who spoke with Opam admitted to being on the fence regarding how they felt about white children dressing up as T'Challa.
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In the first episode of the final season, Lieber was asked how he felt about Blumberg when things were at their worst.
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Cohen asked Parker, a longtime friend of his, how she felt about Cattrall's comments during an interview with Piers Morgan in October.
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It will stay with me for a long time, as there is so much more to be said and felt about it.
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People often ask me how I felt about the risks when I climbed into space shuttles and a Soyuz spacecraft for launch.
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Surveys measured awareness about Sandberg, whether people liked and trusted her, and how they felt about her speeches, interviews, and Facebook posts.
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Thompson also addressed the public's obsession with her and Monáe, and the pressures she felt about revealing the state of their relationship.
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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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" When asked how he felt about the protests turning violent, he responded: "There's always one that's going to end up being bad.
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The obvious question for me is what's different for me now than before knowing how strongly I felt about Andi and Kaitlyn.
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When Lawrence Wright interviewed us for the New Yorker in 1995, I remember him asking how I felt about being an experiment.
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When you watch kids play Little League, that's the joy that José played with and the passion that he felt about playing.
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Last May, the students and staff at Amy Beverland Elementary School told her exactly how they felt about her in a video.
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A few minutes later, Butler faced the media and was asked how he felt about the "James" thing -- his response was hilarious.
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Testimony given by acting Director Andrew McCabe directly contradicted the president's assessment of the FBI and how agents felt about their boss.
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She asked the candidates how they felt about a single-payer health care system, in which the government covered health care costs.
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Yet asked how she felt about the coming film, in which she is played by Ms. Henson, in the starring role, Mrs.
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Asked to comment how he felt about her case, Lopez Obrador said he did not want to offer a "direct, personal" opinion.
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The generic ballot, a reliable indicator of how voters felt about the two parties, tilted 5 to 10 points in Democrats' favor.
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When the Wall Street Journal asked voters how they felt about the law, 34% said they didn't have strong opinions either way.
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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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Flex also asked her how she felt about YMCMB labelmate Drake and ex-boyfriend Meek Mill quashing their beef at his show.
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Regardless of how fans felt about the prequels, the fact that more Star Wars films were going to be made was enticing.
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I wondered how Packer's family back in Israel — perhaps the ultimate arbiters of traditional taste — felt about her changes to the recipe.
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The words on the cover echoed how I felt about Atlantic City: "Deal with it," even if I didn't want to anymore.
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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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I don't want to start a friendship with you without you knowing how I felt about that particular incidence in your life.
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To see how customers felt about queso blanco, Chipotle tested the product in 52 locations Detroit, Dallas and San Diego last year.
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I let people know how deeply and passionately I felt about the book, and I guided them to proper opinions about it.
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Master & Dynamic&aposs MW07 Plus in-ear headphones embody everything I felt about the city itself in the fabulous sound they produce.
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Puerto Rico has felt about 139 seismic activities above a 3.0-magnitude since early December, according to the US Geological Survey (USGS).
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So, when we saw Pippen at Il Pastaio in Bev Hills ... we had to ask how he felt about the Luke vs.
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Washington (CNN)Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker held back tears when describing to reporters how he felt about Democratic Sen.
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I hope some reporter asks Mr. O'Reilly how his ex-wife, or his former boss, felt about those pornographic descriptions of violence.
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"The best predictor for how you were going to vote in this election was how you felt about the economy," Bonier said.
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In my era, more than 15 years ago, we were more focused on how we felt about a college during a visit.
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Still, I can't help wondering how the people in charge of the Restaurant Collection felt about welcoming a place called Bang Bar.
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Lost amid the battle over credit and semantics was how Calexico residents themselves felt about becoming characters in Trump-era political theater.
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I'm at peace with the sadness I felt about my miscarriage — and with my belief that abortion is a fundamental human right.
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So, we had to ask Coach Carter how he felt about Baker's insane NFL debut -- and guess what, HE WAS FIRED UP!!!
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According to a study last year by the University of Michigan, the more people checked Facebook, the worse they felt about their lives.
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"I knew how she acted, I could piece together information, but she rarely told me how she really felt about things," said Shields.
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We know who she was supposed to be—who her body suggested she was—and a little about how she felt about it.
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The star shared that receiving a nomination for an Academy Award was a real turning point for how she felt about her career.
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When Graham Norton asked Hugh Grant how he felt about the leading ladies he's worked with, he got more than he bargained for.
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That's giving up quite a bit of yourself when you're talking about specifics of Dave's death and then how you felt about it.
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The excitement I feel for the Surface Hub 2 isn't much different than how I felt about the original Surface table from 2007.
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The survey asked game makers how they felt about mid-cycle console upgrades, and 41 percent said they were undecided on the benefits.
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When then asked how the group felt about the Parkland student activism to push for stricter gun laws, they gave one final statement.
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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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It's what motivated me to confront topics of racism, and moving forward, I've often wondered how he felt about taking on that responsibility.
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The problem with that was, regardless of how we felt about each other, we were forever bonded through this little life we created.
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The newsletter also covered, maybe the most intently of any of its topics, how I felt about Jake Gyllenhaal at any given time.
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However you might have ultimately felt about The Last Jedi, the movie was downright giddy in its attempts to subvert the series' tropes.
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If you'd asked me two weeks ago how I felt about the live trivia app HQ, I would've told you I loved it.
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When Parsons asked him how he felt about being too hot for TV, the singer admitted it came as a surprise to him.
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Sentiment toward the NCAA had no statistically significant effect on how whites felt about pay-for-play, nor did sentiment toward college athletes.
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The song was written about Kidman, 49, who revealed how she felt about being the inspiration at the ACM Awards earlier this year.
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Yes, immigration is one of those, where you saw how we talked out about the executive order and how we felt about that.
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It's easy to know how I felt about Clinton in 2008 because, well, I decided to write it down in a national magazine.
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That image will forever imprint the way I felt about jeans going forward and the excitement that I have towards denim in general.
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Given how I've felt about his work, I was excited to kick off my SXSW by seeing his latest film, Everybody Wants Some!!
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I was reminded of how confident I felt about her then, but on this day, also so confident in what was to come.
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Since then, Rooney's been a beast on the pitch -- so we went to Lalas to see how he felt about being so wrong.
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"Prince liked the idea that he would be the one to get Jess to tell Nick how she felt about him," Meriwether wrote.
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"I'm considering if I should pursue the candidacy," Gilmore said, noting he was waiting to see how Virginians felt about incumbent Democratic Sen.
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That reflected the anger other triathletes felt about Miller's apparent victory, and illustrated how hard it is to prove this kind of thing.
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Speaking to "Entertainment Tonight" at the Toronto International Film Festival, the 37-year-actress revealed how she felt about missing the award show.
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He said the attacks were an attempt by the Islamic State to erase the jubilation many Iraqis felt about the liberation of Falluja.
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J.D. Power, the company synonymous with measuring consumer satisfaction in cars and trucks, set out to capture how Americans felt about air travel.
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Jeremy was asked how he felt about Chloe getting cozy with another man ... and Jeremy's answer is both surprising and a tad puzzling.
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I want to know who Trump's African American is, and how he felt about the use of the word "my" in that sentence.
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But no matter how anyone felt about the Radchaai taking on that authority, no one wanted the Presger to start killing people again.
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In 2012, Politico followed up with five people with Obama tattoos to see how they felt about their body art four years later.
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And Girardi said last week that he would meet with his family after the season to gauge how they felt about him returning.
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I asked my friend's daughter how she felt about the fact that her father checked in on her location from time to time.
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I have no idea how the other guy felt about it, but he was a sideman to a sideman, so that's life really.
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When asked by a reporter about how he felt about the world being "awash in plastic," the president blamed China for the problem.
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He declined to comment on how the American government felt about the arrest of someone invited to a conference it was co-hosting.
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So, when we saw Floyd out shopping in Bev Hills, we asked how he felt about his friend's stance on the national anthem.
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It will be a few more days before we get methodologically rigorous polls measuring how the electorate felt about the first presidential debate.
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Your children will learn by example and you will then understand how your mother and I always felt about you and your sister.
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John learned to shut out noise, stick to his goals and visualize the success he desired, despite how anyone else felt about it.
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Of course, while he liked H. Ross Perot back in the day, I don't know how he would have felt about Donald Trump.
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Other patients come and go in "Ticker," and I found myself wishing to know more about how they felt about their experimental surgeries.
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For example, about 74 percent of men said this ad had no impact or a positive impact on how they felt about Trump.
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So, when we saw the movie's co-directors -- Benny and Josh Safdie -- we asked how they felt about getting called out in public.
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When I asked Johnson how he felt about all the people who had lost money trying to get rich through Herbalife, he hesitated.
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They remember their first experience, or how they felt about being gay, and how everything was so shame-based, and they recognize that.
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Opinion After the derailment on the A train on Tuesday, I asked riders how they felt about the New York City subway system.
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It was his way of saying how he felt about his own living situation in the stodgy, convention-bound land of his birth.
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" Davey Johnson, the former Mets manager who played for Weaver in Baltimore in the 1970s, said: "That's how Earl really felt about Haller.
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When asked how he felt about Hadid potentially being seated as a juror, defense attorney Arthur Aidala said he didn't know of her.
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After visiting PARC in 1970, he phoned his wife in cold Rochester and asked how she felt about moving to sunny Palo Alto.
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Yet any conflicted feelings the characters may have felt about the role of identity in the contest remained stuffed uncomfortably under the surface.
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How you feel about Cam Newton's presser surely has a lot to do with how you felt about Cam Newton before the game.
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"Now, I can talk about how awkward and ashamed I felt about my identity and my skin color and my parents' culture," he said.
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It felt about as casual as a concert with program notes can be, and the spirits of both parties were present in it all.
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Asked on Thursday how she felt about being a high-profile bi-racial athlete in Japan, Osaka said the question "really throws me off".
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And we started talking about how I felt [about] the show after it — Craig Ferguson had just said he was going to step down.
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I immediately asked the inmates if they were comfortable speaking with me and how they felt about going on the record with their names.
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The reporter, Paco Fuentes, asked Yanez this week how he felt about his son setting up a GoFundMe page to pay for car repairs.
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Taking personal responsibility for feelings, rather than blaming her partner's actions for how she felt about their relationship, also strengthened their bond, O'Neill said.
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Once the announcement about was made about Luyendyk Jr., Holm immediately took to Twitter to express how negatively he felt about the series' decision.
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It is also important to know how parents that saw their child as overweight felt about it, and whether they were concerned, Dietz said.
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Robert Brady on Capitol Hill Wednesday and asked how he felt about the disgraced Philly legend being sent away to prison for sexual assault.
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Still, the survey offers a snapshot of how Justice Department attorneys and staff felt about the direction and management of the department this year.
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What were some of the things you discovered about your own history (and maybe the way you felt about it) that you didn't know?
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Back to the Future: Part II screenwriter Bob Gale also revealed how he felt about the win, and what inspired the film's famous gag.
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Butina and Torshin discussed who might be appointed secretary of state, with Butina asking how "our people" felt about one name, per the affidavit.
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" Why Ruth Bader Ginsburg regrets her Trump comments When I asked how she felt about it, O'Connor, then 79, said, "What would you feel?
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TooFab also asked how the family felt about Jay's new 1-year contract with the Fins and if he plans on playing next year!
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When I asked the director how he felt about both interpretations, he was vague, reiterating only that Like Me is deeply rooted in loneliness.
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The Night School star appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show in January to talk about his decision and how he felt about the situation.
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The 39-year-old was at LAX when we asked how he felt about Conor's argument that he's paid to fight -- NOT to promote.
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We also asked how he felt about the possibility of going to the Eagles at the #2 spot -- with Sam Bradford demanding a trade.
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We also asked how he felt about Cam Newton walking out of his news conference -- it's clear Joe's a fan of the young QB.
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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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On this momentous day, I reached out to Davey Wreden, the game's creator, to see how he felt about the wait finally being over.
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So, when 22-year-old Burrow was asked how he felt about the Trump situation, you can tell he's wording his answer very carefully.
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Op-Ed Contributor When I was 15 years old some kid at my school asked me what I felt about the draft and Vietnam.
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"I honestly think in some ways she was trying to be helpful," Joy said when the moderator asked her how she felt about that.
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He was responding to a JPMorgan analyst's question on whether Musk had discussed the acquisition with any investors and how they felt about it.
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The disappointment I felt about my candidate's impending loss was riding a totally different track than the zeal I had for the democratic process.
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More often than not, they misjudged how the public felt about federal spending on various programs, such as education or social security or defense.
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Last week, a parent of a former My Scene devotee found himself recalling the discomfort he felt about Weinstein's jarring appearance in the movie.
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"I consider everybody to be human, and I want peace in Jhang and in Punjab," Jhangvi added, when asked how he felt about Shias.
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So, when we saw KC at LAX Thursday, we had to ask how she felt about the possibility of moving to the Big Apple.
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Moderator Chuck Todd asked the Texas senator how he felt about Caitlyn Jenner using the women's room in Trump Tower with Donald Trump's permission.
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As Trump attacked her in real time on Twitter, saying everywhere she went "turned bad," Yovanovitch was asked how she felt about the tweets.
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"I'm excited about making money," said one worker, who didn't want to give his name, when asked how he felt about the next week.
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Jose was out in in L.A. this weekend when we asked how he felt about his model daughter Josie Canseco dating the rap star.
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They also looked at measures of perceived polarization, like how warmly or coldly supporters of each party felt about people in the other party.
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When asked how he felt about being compared to Babe Ruth, Ohtani said he was honored but he was nowhere close to that level.
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But when an interviewer from the Tokyo Broadcasting System asked how she felt about being Japan's first Grand Slam champion, she responded in English.
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"This is the most optimistic I have ever felt about solving this crisis," said Ms. Desai, adding that several donors have already expressed interest.
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In the aftermath of the Democratic convention, the media sought to play up how unified party members felt about the results of their election.
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Mr. Lim was asked by a Chinese journalist how he felt about being the first ethnic Chinese to hold his position in 44 years.
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On that subject, I still haven't decided how I felt about the handwaving of Palpatine's return in the first 10 minutes of the film.
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Abby Finkenauer, a freshman Democrat from Iowa, brushed past CNN when asked directly how she felt about any mention of Mueller in the articles.
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"If you lived through Action Park, you lived through an event in your life that changed how you felt about fun," recalls one interviewee.
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As time passed, I switched to writing him emails, which felt about as hopeless as flinging a bottle with a message into the sea.
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Depending on how you felt about the show, your appreciation may have started out ironic — until you found yourself unironically belting out the chorus.
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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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"People were willing to say Trump was wrong, but it didn't have much of an effect on what they felt about him," Nyhan says.
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The interviewer asked the actress how she felt about working with Allen, knowing he's been accused of sexual abuse by his adoptive daughter Dylan Farrow.
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But what that means his Charles had a chance in the last few weeks of his life to hear how we all felt about him.
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At the Glamour Women of the Year Awards, Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour revealed how she Miuccia Prada felt about The Devil Wears Prada.
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Asked how he felt about Sisk when he first saw her walking down the aisle, Cuccurullo is hesitant and says he was "attracted" to her.
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For many years since, I've regretted not picking up to tell him how I really felt about the offer, but shock, it can drown you.
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Asked about how he felt about having a tweet end his CNN career, Lord said he wasn't necessarily surprised given the vitriol Twitter can provoke.
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As for how Williams felt about Philipps posting about Ledger on Instagram, she told The Cut she doesn't look at what her best friend posts.
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But beyond that, it would be really interesting to have a conversation with her about ultimately what she felt about her book and [its] impact.
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" When asked how he felt about Ryan Reynolds reaching out to him about a Deadpool-Wolverine mashup film, Jackman laughed and said, "Ryan is relentless.
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In a clipped phone call, she told him how grateful she was to the Chinese Communist Party, and how good she felt about the government.
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I couldn't believe how well Schumer's various sketches summed up the way I felt about awkward experiences, like getting a massage from a male masseuse.
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To make it clear, Lee dedicated an entire opening montage to show how his characters, and likely he himself, felt about the 2016 election results.
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When asked how they felt about Meghan McCain's emotional tribute to her father, during which she made a few pointed remarks about the president, Sen.
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Interviewer Kara Swisher asked Spiegel how he felt about Facebook's decision to copy key Snapchat innovations including ephemeral 24-hour stories and augmented reality lenses.
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They go on to justify her inclusion, stating that she had a huge impact on "how women felt about themselves and how women saw themselves".
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Amnesty surveyed people in 27 countries — 27,000 people overall — about how they felt about refugees and how comfortable they'd be with refugees settling near them.
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I used to wonder how I felt about it, but then I realized he went fucking all-out at Christmas to create a vegan menu.
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We also asked how he felt about the fact his next opponent, Canelo Alvarez, is already in talks to fight Gennady Golovkin later this year.
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I ended up loving it, but I didn't know how I felt about having my tits on the internet forever, so I asked my mom.
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We also asked Oscar how he felt about GGG's new Jordan Brand ad that mocked Canelo's meat excuse ... and clearly, De La Hoya wasn't laughing!
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It was interesting because it was really helpful for me with how I felt about it knowing how people who are into our band feel.
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It appears their split also affected Kennedy, though it doesn't seem to have changed the way the SUR employee and DJ felt about his godfather.
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Mindy Kaling is opening up about the unease she felt about the prospect of single motherhood when she first welcomed her daughter into her life.
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So, he asked Stern how he felt about weed -- and the ex-Commish is VERY open to the idea of finally allowing players to smoke.
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Gianforte also got away without ever telling voters how he felt about the AHCA (he told donors behind closed doors that he was for it).
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Tate joined the guys on "TMZ Sports" (airs tonight on FS1) -- when we asked her how she felt about fighting Rousey for a 3rd time.
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Can you tell me about a time when you almost gave up, how you felt about that, and what you did instead of giving up?
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Parents and students alike feel that getting that sheepskin is essential to getting ahead in life, just as prior generations felt about high school diplomas.
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We actually shot the interview as Kopech FaceTimed with his girlfriend moments after the deal -- and he told us how he felt about the move.
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Erika Christensen said her parents never forced her to go to church but asked her to research Scientology and see how she felt about it.
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As I read through the results, however, I began to wonder how our respondents felt about attacking the government compared with, for example, retail organizations.
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So last week, when I got Cam on the phone to talk about his new music, I also asked how he felt about O'Reilly's firing.
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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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In the end, how I felt about these women is the same way I feel about most of the men I've met online: They're wonderful.
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At one point, Denino recalled how bad he had felt about the incident that got him suspended from Twitch, when he shared the girl's number.
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She never heard how they felt about being photographed or the story behind their jewelry; instead, you heard the "voice of the institution," she said.
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No one from Fox had contacted me about this to ask my permission, to request my input, or to see how I felt about it.
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VICE News went to Oryol, a relatively small city in the Western Russia, to chat with residents about how they felt about Putin's proposed changes.
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One woman in Vladivostok, in response to my question of how she felt about Putin, picked up her framed portrait and gently kissed his face.
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One of the first things I asked her, on the record, was how she felt about the term "science fiction" as applied to her work.
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Asked how he felt about the president's attempt to keep the book off shelves, Mr. Wolff quipped, "Where do I send the box of chocolates?"
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She turned to integration therapy for a more nuanced processing of what she had seen—which contradicted the way she actually felt about her father.
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The researchers began by interviewing the young people and asking them to fill out psychological questionnaires about how they felt about exercise and their fitness.
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"We loved this idea that after Ahtohallan, Elsa could give her a memory that would tell her how her parents felt about her," Lee said.
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If we all interpreted and felt about it differently, it still meant something to have the relief of freedom from judgment to express those responses.
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I asked Beno how he felt about leaving these and the many other undisturbed moai toppled in this area in a state of gradual decay.
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Despite the years of separation and the anger she felt about being left on her own with a newborn baby, the pair still had chemistry.
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I'm not sure how they would have felt about abortion, but I am sure of this: They'd never have supported abortion with absolutely no restrictions.
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They say the experience taught them a lot about what they wanted for their life; helping them re-examine how they felt about having children.
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She jokingly asked how he felt about getting engaged, to which he said O.K. Thirty minutes later, they were at the mall looking at jewelry.
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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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So, when we saw Zlatan leaving Delilah in West Hollywood over the weekend, we asked how he felt about the damage to his beloved statue.
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She said that other than being a bit more focused on homework for her camp, and sleeping with fewer interruptions, she felt about the same.
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Even when the conflict concerned something as unspeakably massive as a deadly biological weapon, it still came down to how these characters felt about it.
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When the Atlantic's Rosie Gray asked Trump allies how the president felt about Flynn, they unanimously noted the president's deep personal affection for the man.
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At a joint press conference with U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May on Tuesday afternoon, Trump was quizzed on how he felt about the demonstrations against him.
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In a pre-taped video ahead of the ceremony, Johnson was asked about how she felt about the 37,000 square foot facility created in her honor.
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When asked how he felt about the way Raiders head coach Jack Del Rio responded to the anthem protest, he slithered out of that one, too.
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When we asked Curtis how he felt about Dell's continued support of the administration, he told us this:Dell and Michael Dell always treated me very well.
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The source said that Haley made clear in private conversations, as well as during her confirmation hearings, how she felt about global hot spots like Russia.
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Naturally, I sat her down and had a full conversation with her about the reason for the move and asked her how she felt about it.
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Once Watson had learned the most significant cultural themes, Watson Tone Analyzer read news articles, blogs and tweets to find out what people felt about them.
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"I got bullied as a kid, and one of my motivations is to not let anyone else feel the way I felt about me," she says.
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I was going to ask you how you felt about all the massive amounts of speculation, but I think you've answered that question, so thank you.
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Regardless of how you felt about her family, or anything like that, you're not going to change your views on your best friend as a person.
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So, in any case, there was a little bit of an awareness deficit about how people felt about him and what people might say about him.
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A lesser film would have delved into, say, how Jackie Kennedy felt about her husband's affairs or would have framed the story around the two's relationship.
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Despite the facts of how Issa truly felt about her boyfriend, season 2 opens with Issa pining for the days when she was in a relationship.
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There is a much greater emphasis in the film on what she lost, what she walked away from, and what she might have felt about it.
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Those close to his political team also have dodged questions about how Kasich felt about Weaver's arrangement and whether he would continue on as an adviser.
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Back in the Deerfield Starbucks, the 17-year-old, white high school teen reflected further on how she felt about the ban, settling on something diplomatic.
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She tells me that he kept his career in adult entertainment away from her, so it's difficult for her to ascertain how he felt about it.
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Even if you just write who you saw or what you ate or how you felt about a particular thing, it will place you back there.
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These numbers are terrifying for new parents, so we did a callout to see how they're handling their childcare budgets and how they felt about it.
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He was at a loss for words when asked how he felt about his victory, and he looked visibly shocked to have even secured the win.
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"Last week all the guys saying how they felt about you just like really bothered me because I just don't get it," she said to Luke.
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When asked how she felt about the performance, she simply grinned, took a deep breath, and gestured with her hands as a sign of relief. 5.
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But the researchers threw variations into the mix to see how they affected the forces involved, how people moved and what they felt about the interaction.
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So, we asked Lynch how she felt about sharing the stage with the future NFL Hall of Famer -- and she wasn't exactly stoked about the possibility.
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Too much time by myself would lead me into negative thought spirals, the anxieties I felt about the future keeping me from living in the present.
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Given how big this reset was for the company, I decided to hit the road and talk to customers to see how they felt about it.
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By the way, we got DeAndre Jordan last night and asked how he felt about a possible Kanye collaboration ... he definitely seems entertained by the idea.
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In referencing this, I meant to suggest an abrupt change in how I felt about my life, and the people and things going on around me.
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In one of several video essays she has done for the Inside Story website, Lowe talks about the embarrassment and shame she felt about her skin.
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Exactly ten days before the publication of Hunger: A Memoir of (My) Body, I asked feminist author Roxane Gay how she felt about the book's release.
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Nor did anyone ask the birds how they felt about being shooed from their homes at dusk and sent flying up to illuminate the Brooklyn sky.
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To see how patients felt about discussing their results with their doctors, the researchers surveyed new 23andMe and Pathway Genomics customers between March and July 2012.
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To judge from Parker's account, there were a number of different Housmans, and how you felt about him depended on which one you happened to meet.
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Some of these groups don't consider the others to be real Jews at all, just as the Rabbinites felt about the Karaites a thousand years ago.
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The prosecutors' filing cites a video featuring a CNBC reporter asking Shkreli's lawyer Brafman how he felt about his client's scathing remarks after court recessed Friday.
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Their filing cites a video featuring a CNBC reporter asking Shkreli's lawyer Benjamin Brafman how he felt about his client's scathing remarks after court recessed Friday.
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Pelosi prevailed, but Ryan notched 2628 votes in the secret-ballot election, underscoring the frustration many in the caucus felt about the existing, entrenched leadership structure.
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When I asked how he felt about what had happened in Orlando, Saxton told me that he felt the victims were merely getting what they deserved.
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"Of course, if you didn't already know how Morgan really felt about the photo, he made it clear with a tweet that simply said: "RIP Feminism.
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In an interview, he suggested that it did not really matter, and that Mr. Trump was expressing the discomfort many white people felt about other races.
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But I think that just in terms of how he felt about Siddiq, I think he saw somebody who... You know, he felt the kinship, too.
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I didn't have that thing that everyone says is going to happen when you have a child; it didn't change how I felt about my dog.
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Last week, Trump threatened to unleash "fire and fury" on Kim Jong Un's regime — apparently without stopping to check with Seoul how it felt about that.
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I realized that my negative feelings toward myself and my appearance were imposed by outside forces, and not how I truly felt about how I looked.
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My hands shook as I filmed the meeting at the center of the film — and what I heard did change how I felt about my hometown.
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Lifton argued that these former soldiers were burdened not by cowardice but by the guilt and rage they felt about their involvement in a misbegotten war.
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And then two of the league's better teams played a rather meaningless soccer game, only this one felt about as meaningful as anything I've ever watched.
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Ms. Pharn said prosecutors asked her how she felt about the death penalty in this case: "I told them I wasn't opposed to it," she said.
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The month of fighting it took to liberate Hue had a profound effect on the war, changing the way Americans and their leaders felt about it.
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The Trump supporters at the rally in Sarasota were in good spirits on Monday, but when asked how they felt about their state, some brows furrowed.
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The anxiety and uncertainty that I felt about my financial situation is becoming all too common of a reality for so many Americans pursuing college degrees.
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Mr. Hart asked the group members, seven men and five women, how they felt about the direction of the country, and the response was largely pessimistic.
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They also were not looking at running speed or how runners felt about the fat shoes, which are factors that can matter when choosing a shoe.
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"My objective was to get 'the story behind the story, not only what these men did but how they felt about it,'" Ms. Morrissy Merick said.
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The study found that attending or reading coverage of these speeches largely positively influenced how people felt about the Supreme Court and the rule of law.
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As I grew up, the shame I felt about my mother tongue eventually drove a wedge between me and my own mother, who never learned English.
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I didn't tell him how much I made, because I wanted to sit on that for a little bit and decide how I felt about it.
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Jamaican-born and American-raised, Jones took from black culture and white culture all that she needed to express how she felt about race and gender.
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"[Trump] asked me how I felt about the wall," Laredo Mayor Pete Saenz told me in an interview last summer, when recounting Trump's 2015 visit there.
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"On balance (a) positive development, but watch out," he said when asked how he felt about the new Swiss-based Libra cryptocurrency project led by Facebook.
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Common was leaving Equinox -- where he practically LIVES -- and asked the huge Bulls fan how he felt about the blockbuster trade that sent Rose to the Knicks.
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It details the anxiety Americans felt about paper photography as a new medium which had great potential for promoting communication, but seemed all too open to manipulation.
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I asked Marchildon how he felt about this comparison: Is it fair to compare pre-single-payer America to the pre-single-payer Canada of the 1960s?
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A couple hundred of those cards are transcribed in the back of the book and express how people felt about seeing these pictures for the first time.
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At one point, a player used a crying emote to show just how anxious he felt about making a jump through a series of spiked death traps.
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McCain recently appeared on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen and discussed how she felt about the prospect of having another conservative voice on the show.
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The Hollywood Reporter, IndieWire, and the Los Angeles Times have all recently published responses from anonymous Academy voters on how they actually felt about this year's contenders.
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I'm excited to see where the rest of this expansion takes us, which is not something I've felt about all the expansions thus far, that's for sure.
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All photos: Adam Clark Estes / GizmodoThe OnePlus employees seemed a little annoyed when I asked how they felt about people comparing its new device to an iPhone.
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While Kardashian West didn't reveal how her husband, Kanye West, felt about her naked chat with Trump, she did say that he still "really" likes the president.
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From that point on people who felt as strongly about remaining in the European Union as Nigel Farage's supporters felt about leaving gravitated to the Liberal Democrats.
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I spoke to other gay women about how they felt about LGBTQ characters on TV. "We're fed crumbs," says Bettie, 34, a mental health nurse from Sheffield.
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We spotted Oak leaving the BTIG Charity Day in NYC and asked how he felt about David Fizdale taking over as head coach for his former team.
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I'll never have the chance to ask how she really felt about her mother going to a psychiatric ward, and how it discouraged her from seeking help.
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The Hamilton creator, 38, answered fans' burning questions during a Q&A session on Twitter Thursday, and explained how Sebastian, 3½, felt about being an older brother.
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"He could be belligerent, he was obviously very candid about he felt about things," said Joan Biskupic, a USA Today reporter who wrote a biography of Scalia.
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A set of three studies exploring sexual regrets in more detail found a reliable gender difference when it came to how people felt about casual sex specifically.
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In this study, 547 Norwegian and 216 American adults completed a survey that focused on how much regret they felt about their most recent casual sex experience.
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" When I asked Sabrah how he felt about U.S. involvement in the war, he replied, "America is the main sponsor of all that is happening to us.
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In practice, whether a rule was enforced or not depended on the personality of the enforcer and how she felt about the woman who had broken it.
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I wondered how I would have felt about Disney&aposs other line back when I worked there, before the notion of VIP treatment existed at the park.
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Our research explored how voters felt about primaries or caucuses by randomly assigning people to read about the basics of how a primary or a caucus works.
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That's at least how the "Mad Money " host felt about the U.S. Labor Departments nonfarm payroll report on Friday, which showed healthy job growth with little inflation.
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We talked about how overworked we felt, about our growing discontent with medicine, about our detachment from our patients and about our fraying relationships with other doctors.
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When asked how the president felt about it, Vekselberg said Putin was moved: "I've seen the emotion of our president," he said, according to the Washington Post.
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There was this Wired piece that interviewed insiders about how they felt about Zuck's performance at the hearings, and they thought it was like cheering at Facebook.
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We asked readers how they have felt about Woods in light of his stunning comeback to win the Masters golf tournament and about his relationship with Trump.
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I kind of felt the same way that Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart famously felt about the concept of obscenity––I knew it when I saw it.
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Patty O'Connell said the homicide ruling had left her "shaking" and had called back the feelings of distrust she felt about the investigation into her daughter's death.
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When asked after the ceremony by CNN's Stephanie Elam how he felt about the film's historic success, director Bong Joon Ho was still taking in the news.
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You might not think you want any more streaming services, but that's how I felt about Disney+ before I got it, and now I adore the thing.
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I wasn't totally aware of how the trans community felt about those three actors playing—and how they felt in general about cis actors playing—transgender people.
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Asked how they felt about undocumented Central American immigrants being allowed to enter Mexico and being granted refuge, 47.8% of respondents agreed, while 37.8% were against it.
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HomeAway's Mr. Dima said a nod to the stress that many people felt about having the perfect getaway was a tactic that seemed to resonate these days.
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I remember watching the first episode of 'Talking Watches,' with John Mayer, open-mouthed, as he seemed to express everything I felt about collecting at that time.
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So, we asked #81 how he felt about Oakland's star running back taking a seat during the anthem at the pre-season game in Arizona this weekend.
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For an episode that aired on Sunday night, she got those same voters back together to discuss how they felt about Trump a year into his first term.
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Manning tried throughout the hour to steer the Bible study back to the Scriptures, but before he could, someone asked how the church felt about the death penalty.
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Almost two weeks later, when asked under oath by lawmakers on both sides of Capitol Hill about how the special counsel's office felt about his letter, Barr equivocated.
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We wanted to hear more about the cost, the potentially awkward conversations they had with their partners, and how they really felt about flipping tradition on its head.
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Though it's not clear how the Trump administration felt about Cummings' comment, later in the week we learned that Bannon's nationalist views reportedly created infighting with Jared Kushner.
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SORKIN: HOW HAVE YOU FELT ABOUT THIS KHOSROWSHAHI: I AM EXCITED TO BE HERE IT'S BEEN THE CULMINATION OF THE WORK OF HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE AT THE COMPANY.
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And there's no denying that the way other people felt about their poorness and blackness shaped the laws and the public narrative around drug addiction in our country.
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It was the same way she'd felt about Republicans in 2000, she said, when John McCain, a man she deeply admired, picked Sarah Palin as his running mate.
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The main character was an Asian girl adopted by Caucasian parents — a distinction I'd then believed most clearly conveyed how abstract I felt about my own cultural identity.
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" Kimmel then asked how President Donald Trump felt about SNL's satirical critiques, to which Spicer replied: "I don't think he found as much humor in it as others.
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Miscalculations aside, it's not surprising that people are riled up — app users tend to take changes very personally (remember how people felt about the Snapchat redesign last month?).
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Because it wasn't just about how they felt about stuff, but also that they had worked for Obama, and they knew what this meant for his legacy, too.
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"Maybe this is the way other people felt about me when I wanted options, but now I'm on the other side of the love song," she tells me.
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Unsurprisingly, the best single predictor of how respondents feel about the president today is how they felt about him when they stepped into voting booths two years ago.
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But thinking about it in regards to how society should treat those situations is very different than thinking about how we felt about it when we experienced it.
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Quinnipiac sent additional data to The Washington Post on how voters felt about Trump's trade and China policies in five industrial states: Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Ohio and Iowa.
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As soon as I got pregnant with Adeline, I knew that I didn't want her to feel the way I had felt about myself almost my whole life.
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If you asked me four years ago how I would have felt about ditching my oversized tote for a "mini bag," I would have shown you the door.
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We had the opportunity to see how the community felt about the lack of police, or needing them and waiting a long time for them to show up.
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Big O was out in Houston when we asked how he felt about USC signing some of the best high school football players in the country this week.
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"I stood and wrote words all over my body in black marker that I had previously felt about myself," she wrote in an Instagram post about the project.
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We asked Charlamagne how he felt about Jerry Jones going to the African American History Museum in D.C. this week -- and he had strong feelings about that too.
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A lot of things that I can talk about now, I could still talk about freely back then, but I'd be hiding how I truly felt about it.
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Chances are, your interview experience as a candidate or a hiring manager produced very little in the way of actionable information, regardless of how you felt about it.
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We got Gardell out in NYC Monday and asked the lifelong Steelers fan how he felt about the gut-wrenching loss to the Dallas Daks this past Sunday.
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The Carolina Panthers QB was taking questions from the media when Jourdan Rodrigue asked how he felt about WR Devin Funchess being more physical when running his routes.
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Trump called in KIRO in Seattle and was asked how he felt about the 49ers QB's National Anthem protest -- and in classic Trump fashion, he didn't hold back.
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In November 2017, the LA Times asked Timothée Chalamet how he felt about about working with Allen in light of the allegations of harassment and abuse in Hollywood.
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When Jerry left for the trip, the possibility of a Trump victory felt about as plausible as the crackpot theories suggesting Hitler escaped to Argentina after the war.
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It was the kind of comment that can stick with a young man deep into adulthood, and on Tuesday I asked him how he felt about it now.
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Anglin's lawyers say those messages are considered "generally recognized anti-Semitic tropes," but they intend no true or actual harm, despite how Gersh may have felt about them.
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You can keep reading to see which dresses we tried and how we felt about them, but if you just want the spoiler: we really loved them both.
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Older and wiser than me (I'm now 36), he described the outrage he felt about the Orlando gunman's decision to carry out his massacre at a gay nightclub.
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We also asked Puig how he felt about Yu Darvish after that poor pitching performance in Game 7 -- and Puig made it clear he ain't mad one bit.
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Despite how the speaker's aides felt about the existence of the committee, Zack Roday, a spokesman for Mr. Ryan, sounded a magnanimous note now that it is ending.
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It wouldn't sound completely out of place on Culture II, which is either a good thing or a bad thing depending on how you felt about that album.
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In the fourth and final study, researchers again collected daily diary data on couples' sex fantasies, but they also asked questions regarding how people felt about their relationships.
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Plainclothes detectives hung out in restaurants and cafes in Muslim neighborhoods, eavesdropping on conversations and keeping notes about how customers felt about drone strikes, foreign policy and politics.
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On Bella's finsta (her "fake" Instagram, which she's publicly confirmed that she runs) ... she was a bit more candid on how exactly she felt about Tana and Jake.
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With McGregor once again hinting at a match with Floyd during the UFC 205 media event on Tuesday, we had to ask Floyd how he felt about it.
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On Sunday, after the Yankees made their statement, Jacobson was asked how he felt about his daughter's injury being the apparent catalyst that spurred the Yankees into action.
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As his coach noted, it wasn't until Koepka became injured and the game was temporarily taken away from him that he realized how deeply he felt about it.
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People shared the images that felt true to them, the most beautiful and terrifying and heartbreaking, the most capable of capturing how they felt about what was happening.
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In January I asked Rafael, a security guard in Tacloban, how he felt about the government's campaign against drugs, which has already claimed more lives than Haiyan did.
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For another, I'm pretty sure most of the people who were really paying attention to the impeachment hearings had long since decided how they felt about the president.
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NY Jets head coach Adam Gase was asked how he felt about the Bell situation during a press conference Tuesday ... and it's pretty obvious he's annoyed as hell.
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At least, that's what Google's product folks discovered when they started doing research into how users felt about its Google Fit app, its equivalent of Apple's health software.
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The transcript made public Wednesday offers a new window into how potential jurors felt about special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation and Manafort, President Donald Trump's former campaign chairman.
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For the study, researchers from Florida State University surveyed 427 college students (ages 18 to 29) about their upbringing and how they felt about their performance in school.
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The boxing superstar was leaving Matsuhisa sushi in Hollywood in great spirits when we asked how he felt about 42-year-old Floyd wanting TWO fights in 2020.
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Researchers surveyed more than 400 college students ages 18 to 29 to learn more about how they were raised and how they felt about their time in school.
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After her death he married her daughter, only 20 years older than he, and who knows how she felt about not being the only woman worth dying for.
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"It took a few moments for it to sink in, what was really going on," she told a radio interviewer who asked how she felt about the result.
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It was hard to understand how cops felt about all this, but soldiers reminded me of children who admitted their mistake, they were all sitting in a corner.
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During a conference with the Television Critics Association on Wednesday August 10, the actress was asked about Rogen, and how she felt about the resurgence of their rumored clash.
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On Saturday, he shared an Instagram post announcing the birth of his son with English singer Cheryl Cole and explained exactly how he felt about being a new father.
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Participants were asked questions on a variety of topics ranging from how they felt about Muslims and black people to whether they thought Social Security and Medicare were important.
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I felt about as lame as George when we high-fived as they exited past the enormous George Costanza mural on the wall outside and got the tram home.
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The Broncos GM was leaving Madeo with his smokin' hot wife when we asked how he felt about his biggest star being involved in a crazy sex tape war.
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In her cover story with Billboard, the singer also reflected on how excited she felt to turn 40 — especially compared to how she felt about some other milestone years.
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The survey did not ask how the veterans felt about banning assault weapons, but leaders of veterans groups say they are hearing more and more support for the idea.
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In the course of the interviews, Nentjes asked questions to probe their levels of empathy, and how much remorse they felt about what they had done to their victims.
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"We fully support the decision that bobsled made today, it seemed like the right thing to do given how strongly the athletes felt about going to Russia," said Blackmun.
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When asked during the press conference how the team felt about Kepler's first mission coming to a close, Thompson explained that she sees it more as a new beginning.
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"Some of things my family felt about Bryan, I understood because that's how I felt at first," Lindsay, 32, revealed to PEOPLE at The Bachelorette: Men Tell All taping.
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If you cringed while watching the girl group get particularly petty over Cabello's exist, you can imagine how the "Crying In the Club" singer felt about the whole thing.
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Gizmodo also reached out to Dennis Kowalski, the president and CEO of the Michigan-based Cryonics Institute, to see how another leader in the field felt about Canavero's claims.
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" They also measured how respondents felt about sexual aggression being used in various scenarios, like if a man was stoned, drunk, or so turned on that he "couldn't stop.
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"I don't care about their backgrounds," Lisa Bundy, his 37-year-old wife, told me when I asked how she felt about a stranger serving as her husband's bodyguard.
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There was sort of a brotherhood among the guys back then, where people just kept their mouths shut no matter what they saw or how they felt about it.
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"It is worrying as far as the fate of that movie," said Travis, a Star-Lord cosplayer who said he hadn't decided how he felt about the firing itself.
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We got Kim Zolciak's daughter at LAX Thursday and asked her how she felt about Wayans making fun of her mom's appearance ... and her response is kind of surprising.
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I think if anyone ever knew us, if anybody ever spent time around us instead of looking through the bubble, they would know how we felt about each other.
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"It wasn't easy for me to be on the bench and obviously you all know how I felt about it," Vucevic said after his 210-of-23 shooting performance.
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We also asked how he felt about Trump's attorney, Rudy Giuliani, getting booed at Yankee Stadium this week -- and Damon went to bat for the former NYC mayor too.
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"The thing that I think people responded to with Veronica Mars was the strength of a character who no longer cared what other people felt about her," he says.
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We all know the 2000 presidential election between George W. Bush and Al Gore was contentious, but few knew how Dubya's dad really felt about his opponent ... until now.
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And then for other people it brought up more shame because people were saying it's disgusting and because it was Trump it brought up how you felt about him.
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I believe that when you're truly into someone, you pay attention to what they have to say and so this made me question how he actually felt about me.
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The shocking soundbites revealed in the "Access Hollywood" tape, where Donald Trump spoke crudely about groping women, changed the way that many voters felt about him as a person.
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Their uncensored responses, given as the war was being fought, are an unprecedented window into how those troops felt about the war, the military, and their role in both.
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The worse I felt about myself and doubted myself and internalized his view of me and the way the world should work, the more submissive and accommodating I became.
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Read more: A survey asked 1,000 CEOs how they felt about their work on the environment, and most of them gave the same answer — not that greatChange in priorities8.
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So, we asked Dana White how he felt about Chuck contemplating a comeback ... and White made it clear he hopes the Iceman stays out of the cage for good.
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I wanted to believe that he was into me, but hesitant to take things further for reasons that had nothing to do with how he really felt about me.
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On Monday night, Winslet appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live, and Kimmel, doing God's work, asked her how she felt about the upsetting ending of the seminal James Cameron film.
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We were watching Kim figure out how she felt about dipping a toe in the outlaw pool, and it seems that she didn't know until she was waist deep.
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"She was so authentic and that just validated to us that she was such a symbol of empowerment, especially because of the way she felt about aging," says Malloy.
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"Yeah, I don't know who that is," she told a reporter who asked how she felt about the USTA deciding not to have him umpire her matches this year.
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" Yovanovitch did not minimize the disappointment she felt about being recalled as ambassador to Ukraine earlier this year, saying her dismissal without cause was "a terrible thing to hear.
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He told me that any nerves he might have felt about college, especially as a first-generation college student, are allayed by how familiar U.S.C.'s environs have become.
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In August 2007, he tweeted a question to his followers asking how they felt about using the pound symbol to make it easier to follow conversations about specific topics.
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I would have called three girlfriends and read the note to them over the phone to see how I felt about it and to figure out what to do.
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As they watched this 30-second spot, we asked them how favorable they felt about the ad, and virtually everyone — Republicans, Democrats, and independents — felt pretty good about it.
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"It's pretty frightening, yes, it's pretty scary ... There is stuff going on everywhere in the world," she said when asked how she felt about the state of the world.
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And last Friday night at a show at the City Theatre in Detroit, she told the audience how she really felt about the track and the uproar around it.
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The 216-question poll covers a lot of ground, both on general attitudes about gender equality and on how Americans felt about specific gender issues surrounding the 113 election.
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Even after ruling out how people felt about Trump's comments on that tape, a respondent's general feelings about Trump, whether favorable or not, didn't correlate with political action either.
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I think if anyone ever knew us, if anybody ever spent time around us instead of time looking through the bubble, they would know how we felt about each other.
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When Bachmann was pressed on how she felt about the comments from the perspective of being a woman and mother, the Minnesota Republican devoted her answer to instead slamming Clinton.
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"When you're in the crowd, you saw how people felt about him and how energized they were by what he was doing," Peterson said about some of Trump's early rallies.
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Miocic joined the guys on the "TMZ Sports" TV show (airs Monday night on FS1) -- and was asked how he felt about Jon essentially calling him out on social media.
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Asked by reporters how she felt about Bannon's comments, Marine Le Pen turned to the American and said that journalists were trying to stir up competition between the two women.
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But Beggs and his team plan to release more findings from it, including survey results on how the families themselves felt about the project and the information it gave them.
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The FBI released employee survey data earlier this week after employees were questioned about how they felt about former FBI director James Comey's leadership when he was at the bureau.
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"They asked how I felt about Kim coming to the South, and I said we should not be deceived by him because I don't think he has changed," Choi said.
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Some of the best dates are the ones that you never want to end, and that's how Issa, Nathan, and all of us at home watching felt about this one.
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It wasn't enough to let the government know what citizens felt about any issue, and it wasn't enough for citizens to feel that they were being involved in the outcome.
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I didn't see any of those same men reaching out to me and asking how I felt about how on that same thread people were calling me an ugly bitch.
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Clayton also mentioned that investigators in research studies often didn't ask about how people felt about information being shared with third parties — and when they did, people weren't that concerned.
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In the weeks before my wedding, I felt about as secure in my appearance as I did when I was a prepubescent sixth grader with blue braces and one boob.
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It was during school times— I didn't exactly have the best time, but I didn't have the vocabulary to understand how I felt about the way I was being treated.
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On Monday morning, Bieber took to Instagram to share how he really felt about the award show, writing a long caption under a tranquil photo of a castle and sheep.
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With Monday only hours away, Khloé Kardashian shared two photos of her daughter True's adorably expressive face to illustrate exactly how she felt about another weekend coming to a close.
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"It's totally okay for someone to redefine what counts based on how they felt about the experience," says Dulcinea Alex Pitagora, LCSW, a sex therapist known as The Kink Doctor.
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"Because I'd been presenting as non-binary I had to explain to him what non-binary meant to me, how I felt about it and things like that," says O'Connor.
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In the instance of serving as accomplice to a crime, it's important to think about the times you've acted in conjunction with someone else—and how you felt about it.
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If you're reading this and are a parent or parent-to-be, please let me know how you found out about your own pregnancy, and how you felt about it!
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The answer is, in short: Lots more Republicans are unhappy about the job Ryan is doing than felt the same way about Boehner or Gingrich, or Democrats felt about Pelosi.
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I knew how Jordan felt about me, and going into our date that evening I just wanted to make sure that I didn't have any more questions or was uncertain.
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We asked Sir Charles how he felt about the church targeting Seton Hall's Derrick Gordon -- the first openly gay man to play in the NCAA tournament ... and Chuck went off!!!
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Indonesians took to social media after the verdict, with some using the hashtag #RIPhukum (#RIPlaw) on Twitter to highlight how they felt about the lack of justice in the verdict.
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We asked how he felt about comparisons between him and Conor over the years -- and Hatton seems pretty flattered by it ... explaining why he thinks they're two of a kind.
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As usual, this dynamic is most conspicuous in extreme cases: Ask New Yorkers how they felt about other New Yorkers the day after 9-11, compared to the day before.
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I asked him how he felt about being part of a journalistic process that would delve into his most intimate medical details, without his being able to control the process.
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There's the older black man who remembers seeing James Baldwin on television saying, "I thought I'd hit the jackpot," when asked how he felt about being gay, black, and poor.
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It's like living in a town with one gay bar—when a new one opens shop, you suddenly have to decide how you felt about the original one all along.
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Pastor Lewis remembers a black woman weeping in her seat, and was thankful that he finally had an answer for black worshipers questioning how their church truly felt about racism.
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By the way, Jones is a possible Hall of Fame candidate in 2018 (there's a LOT of debate about him) ... so we asked how he felt about a potential enshrinement.
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"It's not a statistic; it's one year and how I felt about it," Ms. Weber, 55, an office clerk at a travel agency, said in a phone interview on Tuesday.
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In her history of the Breckinridge-Pollard affair, "Bringing Down the Colonel," Patricia Miller revisits a mostly forgotten saga that changed the way many Americans felt about women and sex.
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An hour in, Mr. O'Brien asked the author how he felt about the Horace Mann School, his high school alma mater in the Bronx, having named a prize after him.
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We recently asked people who cast ballots for both Mr. Obama and Mr. Trump to describe how they felt about the president and the Democratic Party ahead of the midterms.
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Asked on Thursday how the president felt about so many of his former aides speaking so candidly in the report, Kellyanne Conway, a senior Trump adviser, shrugged and walked away.
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He wrote about how much he put into the game and how he felt about leaving it behind, but also how it would also always be a part of him.
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But even more than the studio and its proprietors, I realized I was fascinated by the potential grooms and wanted to learn more about how they felt about the process.
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Back in 85033, scientists Scott Sagan and Benjamin Valentino tested to see how Americans felt about conventional and nuclear strikes against Iran if those attacks would save American soldiers' lives.
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While Ms. Patel declined to say how she felt about the current administration and the potential budget cuts, she said her service was an opportunity to directly represent her country.
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Last year, Gallup asked residents of all states to say how they felt about the current state of the economy and how they feel it will be in the future.
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The money hadn't been sent out, but given this was an administration where key players had made no secret of how they felt about foreign aid, it wasn't particularly unusual.
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Templeton offered remarks praising the Confederacy after she was asked how she felt about the removal of Confederate monuments and symbols in the wake of the of 2015 Charleston shooting.
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According to the BBC, which first reported the claims, Forsyth allegedly sent inappropriate text messages to young female staff about what they were wearing and how he felt about them.
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Nelson's response also merited more positive than negative reviews, 23.9% approve to 2759% disapprove, but a sizable 24.2% weren't sure how they felt about the Senator's response to the storm.
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In a recent experiment, my colleagues and I asked U.S.-born whites in Arizona and New Mexico how they felt about their state adopting more welcoming or restrictive immigration policies.
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I feel about hot-water bottles the way Sylvia Plath felt about baths: There must be quite a few things they won't cure, but I don't know many of them.
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"Yet on all three occasions, a year apart, she picked out the same card, which told me in the end how much my wife really felt about me," he said.
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I asked a few of my matches how they felt about the information I shared in my profile and how they might feel about dating someone with a mental illness.
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So, when we saw Chuck out at Craig's in West Hollywood on Saturday night ... we asked how he felt about the situation ... since he's tight with both Oscar and Dana.
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There's more ... we also asked Hacksaw how he felt about 39-year-old Tom Brady wanting to stick around and play in the NFL for 6 to 7 more years.
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Asked how she felt about people who might skip the darker stories told by the wall texts and just get lost in the fascinating faces, Ms. Wali said it was understandable.
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Sometimes [not being familiar] works against me, but it was kind of nice to come to this with just my imagination and my instinct about how I felt about the material.
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No matter how you felt about her storyline with Jaime in "The Last of the Starks," that scene clearly wasn't a good representation of what Brienne has been to the series.
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"That's the way I felt about her and that's the way I wove her into the story: a family member who had a keen eye and sharp mind," Dash tells me.
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She decided to put this knowledge to good use, to ask the people of Tinder and Bumble how they felt about the really important issues that Britain is facing in 2016.
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Fellow PGA Tour pro Kevin Kisner weighed in about Reed in a story by Golf Digest that touches on how Reed's college teammates at Georgia and Augusta State felt about him.
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In the current study, Englander and her team conducted interviews with over 30 healthcare providers at OHSU to see how they felt about the program and their patients since it started.
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A former employee of Revelations told CNN that Freeman, while accompanied by a group of men on the set of "Through the Wormhole," asked her how she felt about sexual harassment.
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"❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️⚽️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Oh My," he wrote in the caption, leaving no room to wonder how he felt about Harper's talent.
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Months earlier, Amal was happy to get on stage and share how she felt about her husband at the AFI event honoring George with a Life Achievement Award in Los Angeles.
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Though it took me the better part of two years to shed the residual shame I felt about my "failure" to breastfeed, looking back now, I feel no regret, only gladness.
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The guy I had a crush on who I had already fooled around with was going around the room telling my friends and me how he felt about all of us.
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" As for how Kinley felt about transitioning and how her parents would react, she said: "It took some time but I knew that support and acceptance was on the other side.
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Maple Mountain officials issued an apology Saturday, saying the page didn't reflect how students felt about Springville High School, according to a message posted on the Nebo School District's Facebook page.
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Charlotte clapped as the planes flew overhead, and while her brother George offered his applause sparingly, his dropped jaw gave a better indication of how he felt about the big event.
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In the upcoming season finale of Keeping Up With the Kardashians, Kylie Jenner lays out exactly how she felt about all the drama with Jordyn Woods, Tristan Thompson, and Khloé Kardashian.
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Cube touched down in L.A. -- getting into one of the biggest limos we've ever seen -- when we asked how he felt about Odom expressing interest in his 3-on-3 league.
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Mooch was leaving Craig's in West Hollywood -- and since he's such a proud New Yorker and NFL fan, we asked how he felt about losing Odell Beckham Jr. for the season.
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We explored stuff together; I would do their makeup and we would go shopping, so we would have a lot of conversations about gender fluidity and how we felt about it.
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This wasn't the first time this had happened and it became abundantly clear that any previous barrier I'd felt about talking about my sex life with strangers was now completely gone.
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In a new interview with Women's Health, Teigen discussed how the postpartum depression she experienced after giving birth to her first child affected her body — and how she felt about it.
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When I asked my children how they felt about the XLH I had passed on to them, both of them spoke of the disability as almost, though not quite, a gift.
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" Asked how he felt about Musk's remark, Unsworth added: "I am not gonna make any further comment about him but I think people realize what sort of a guy he is.
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The Kaiser family Foundation asked Americans how they felt about giving all Americans access to Medicare and found that a large majority (57 percent to 38 percent) people favored the idea.
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The former GOP standard bearer was also asked how he felt about his 2008 vice presidential pick, Sarah Palin, endorsing Trump, in light of Trump's controversial comments about his POW experience.
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When asked how he felt about what's transpired since Trump was sworn in, Brady pleaded ignorance, insisting he's just an upbeat football guy concerned with winning and the trappings of success.
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" Asked how he felt about Rubio's decision to run for reelection, Reid said, "On the day he announces he's running for the Senate he misses a very important Foreign Relations meeting.
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They felt about it in a way that was so passionate that they won those one-on-one encounters, and they were very successful in bringing in people to their side.
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Mr. Gantz's braggadocio about the number of Palestinian fighters he had killed in Gaza in 2014 also dampened any excitement Arab voters might have felt about seeing him oust Mr. Netanyahu.
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And you can appreciate this smart novel of ideas while also wanting to know how the women might have felt about this profound and intimate betrayal even before they started talking.
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Last Wednesday, the unfiltered entertainer Cardi B posted a short video letting her 60 million Instagram followers know how she felt about the topic on everyone's minds: the Covid-19 outbreak.
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I've seen a few people saying, however, that they felt like Sophie wasn't asked how she felt about Marianne recreating this moment for a painting, and that's maybe uncomfortable for her.
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During a recent meeting, the senator pushed Mr. Cohn on how he felt about separating commercial banking from investment banking, prompting him, reportedly, to muster a modicum of support for it.
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Now, with Leon fighting for his life in a Las Vegas hospital, we asked Holmes how he felt about the situation ... and his response was about as real as it gets.
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When asked how he felt about President Trump, Mr. Assad said he was optimistic because Mr. Trump had said that he intended to step up the fight against the Islamic State.
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"I think you're friends with both Ellen and my dad," Hager told Obama on Today on Tuesday, before asking how she felt about people getting upset over DeGeneres' relationship with Bush.
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I asked her how she felt about the pledge that billionaires such as Buffett and Bill Gates had signed, promising to donate at least half of their fortunes to philanthropic causes.
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When asked on Monday how he felt about Bloomberg's candidacy, and the possibility that he would spend hundreds of millions of dollars of his own money, Biden essentially shrugged it off.
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Yes, she's a fracture of visual identity and this anxiety that I felt about who I was — am I this person or am I myself, and who do my viewers like?
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We also asked how he felt about his Falcons predecessor's controversial playcalling in the Super Bowl -- you know, when they took themselves out of field goal range in the 4th quarter.
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On Monday night's episode of The Bachelorette, Hannah went on three one-on-one dates and one group date in order to figure out how she felt about the remaining seven men.
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Think of it another way: if Trump's approval rating was solely determined about how voters felt about him on health care, for example, he'd probably have an approval ratings in the 30s.
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" Asked by Fox News host Ainsley Earhardt how he felt about the media continuing to talk about Charlottesville after Trump's Monday evening address on Afghanistan, Pence said "criticism comes with the job.
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You can read more about how some of the women on my team felt about these leggings in this full review, but suffice it to say that I find them super comfy.
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The results on banks were a stark contrast to how respondents felt about technology companies: the top four companies they identified for having the most positive global impact are all in tech.
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Some hailed Duysak as a hero; others derided him as an enemy of free speech or a degenerate — though of course most responses seemed to hinge on how people felt about Trump.
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This might come as a shock to some Davidson fans, since just last month the comedian made it clear how he felt about getting more impulsive tattoos — especially ones dedicated to females.
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We spoke to Edmond Tarverdyan on his way out of Glendale Fighting Club on Tuesday ... and asked how he felt about people, including Ronda's mom, blaming him for the Amanda Nunes slaughter.
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"People seem to have left their moorings when it comes to Trump," said Michelle Sarbough, a South Carolina Cruz voter who burst into tears when asked how she felt about Trump's victory.
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"When you watch kids playing Little League... that's the joy that Jose played with -- and the passion he felt about playing," said Marlins Manager Don Mattingly, stopping midsentence to wipe away tears.
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And boy, did she have a bone to pick with him — starting with the fact that he was all over the place when it came to how he felt about his girlfriend.
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I begged him to be honest and let this all go because I could see how you felt about him and he said you were selfish and it's just for the show.
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The World Series champ was at LAX wrapping up a quick L.A. vacation when we asked how he felt about the Patriots players refusing to take their championship visit to 1600 Pennsylvania.
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We got Rozay Monday leaving The London hotel in NYC, where our photog asked about how he felt about Meek Mill still being locked up despite a rallying cry from the public.
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So, when we saw Kermit in L.A. Tuesday-- we had to ask how he felt about the recent wave of NBA violence ... including Blake Griffin, Matt Barnes and even the Kobe vs.
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Kraft appeared on "Fox & Friends" early Friday morning where was asked how he felt about Trump sending a congratulatory tweet to the Patriots following their big win in the AFC Championship game.
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In season eight of On Cinema I decided I would endorse Trump and reflect the way we felt about your average Trump supporter: a dim-witted person who can't put sentences together.
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There are many things—most things, actually—that I don't know about her early life: how she felt about leaving England, what she packed, if she tanned or shied from the sun.
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I immediately did the thing we all do when confronted with our own selfishness, which is selfishly think for a while about how bad I felt about having been a crummy friend.
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" Arcade Fire's frontman, Winn Butler, continues the kick-off by offering a few words: "This is about him and this is about all of you and just how we felt about David.
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The Economist once asked a rightist, whose publications glorify the emperor system and whitewash Japan's wartime aggression, how he felt about having a liberal emperor who disagreed with nearly all his views.
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On the date, after they go dog-sledding, Peter brings up similar hesitations, mentioning that he's considered leaving the show because it's been unclear how Rachel felt about him versus other guys.
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It's supposed to be a fluff piece, meet the wife, that type of thing, and in the middle of this interview this reporter, she asks me how I felt about that girl.
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In 2016 they decided that Trump was the candidate who understood how they felt about those issues, whereas Clinton was going to be an "open borders, letting all the Muslims in" candidate.
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She thought about the fear she felt about her career in relation to the boldness with which she advocated for the gay and lesbian community at the height of the AIDS pandemic.
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And maybe that's why I wrote the grandpa books early, when I could get my thoughts down on paper for my children and my grandchildren as to how I felt about things.
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We got the Wu leader at LAX and asked how he felt about Tom Morello and Zack de la Rocha putting their band back together to hit the road and play Coachella.
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After the first exit polls came in yesterday, we asked some young Dutch muslims how they felt about the results, and if they're relieved that Wilders's PVV wasn't as successful as expected.
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However they felt about the result of the referendum, they were witnessing, they knew, the culmination of a fundamental shift in Irish society — and one that has come about with stunning speed.
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Breitbart News described the 2016 video as a "smoking gun" because it showed Sergey Brin, the Google co-founder, telling everyone how he felt about the new leader of the free world.
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That's obviously by design; we're in Lady Bird's shoes, and that is exactly how she feels about her mother (and how many of us have felt about our own mothers, I'd wager).
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Sanders's inability to keep some of the warm feelings voters felt about him when he was an underdog, and the only Democratic alternative to Clinton, is an underrated story in this race.
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"I knew really, really soon — almost right off the bat — that the way I felt about Morgan, there was no way I could have gone back to my old relationship," Smith says.
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Goethe must have felt much as one might imagine J. D. Salinger felt about Mark David Chapman's copy of "The Catcher in the Rye"—guilty, but also horrified at being so misread.
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So I set out to explore how Montrealers felt about the influx of newcomers, many of whom have come to escape economic malaise back home, to study or in search of adventure.
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A few more days will go by before we get really methodologically rigorous polls measuring how the electorate felt about the third and final presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
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The spot went so well we had to see how Michael felt about working with Kobe in the future ... now that Kobe says his next life goal is to take over Hollywood.
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Rondae was at Steve Nash's charity soccer game in NYC on Wednesday (which benefits programs to help underprivileged kids) when he told us how he felt about the state of the Nets.
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As part of my research, I traveled around the country and talked to leaders of minority groups to find out how they felt about the Christian dominance of our nation's public life.
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BARTIROMO: You know, if anybody has given us a window into how the rank and file or some of the leadership certainly felt about Donald Trump, it&aposs Peter Strzok with his texts.
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On April 9, after Mueller wrote to voice his unease over the four-page summary that Barr issued, Barr was asked if he knew how the special counsel's team felt about his conclusions.
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It's worth noting that the researchers controlled for marital satisfaction in these analyses in order to rule out the possibility that any effects are simply due to how people felt about their relationships.
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