" Tan Ruth on "Ever Felt Jealous of a Friend's Achievement?
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" Janet Han on "Ever Felt Jealous of a Friend's Achievement?
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It's going to be O.K. Ever Felt Jealous of a Friend's Achievement?
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She told me that she sometimes felt jealous of me in the same way I described above.
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Meet the 11-Year-Old Girls Whose Music Wowed the Philharmonic Ever Felt Jealous of a Friend's Accomplishment?
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One guy in the group, Adrien, turned to me and told me he felt jealous of people like me.
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I often felt jealous of her, like she belonged to me (which makes it sound like she's an object, but I felt protective).
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Grace admits she felt jealous of Val as she believed Val had replaced her, due to her not being there for Will. Will, however, reassures Grace that no one can replace her as his best friend. As a result, Grace and Val make up.
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Sage, according to friends' accounts, made no response to her husband's aggression except to try to persuade him to go home.Suther pp. 129–130. Friends also said that Tanguy did not like Sage's painting and felt jealous of the fame that came to her.Suther p. 131.
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126 The rivalry between the two women was motivated by Eudocia's envy of Pulcheria's power in court."She had always felt jealous of her sister-in-law, Pulcheria, who for many years had held greater influence at Court then she herself had enjoyed, as Empress, as wife." – Duckett, Eleanor. Medieval Portraits from East and West.
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'Volume 1, Book 2.' The Annotated Chronicles (1st ed.) Wizards of the Coast. . In the weeks that followed, Laurana worked closely with the human cleric of Paladine, Elistan, to help care for the refugees from Pax Tharkas. Tanis was impressed by the compassion Laurana demonstrated in caring for the refugees and felt jealous of her close friendship with Elistan.
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Rani Loona was the second wife of Raja Salbahan but she was childless. So as Raja Salbahan grew closer to Rani Ichhran, Rani Loona felt jealous of her and did not miss any opportunities to insult Rani Ichhran and Puran. Prince Puran grew up to be a handsome young man. Rani Loona felt attraction toward the young prince but he was a gentleman.
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McCarthy often creates works that humanize the roles that smart devices like Amazon Alexa or Google Home take on. The idea for most of these projects was rooted in McCarthy's social anxiety. Getting to know people, and the small talk necessary to build connections is something that is stressful for McCarthy. She stated that she felt jealous of how Amazon Alexa automatically has an intimate place in people's lives.
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As a child, Dalton felt jealous of boys for the freedom they enjoyed. They could travel alone without worrying about their reputation and were often bribed to attend school, while girls were, in her opinion, educated reluctantly. One of her teachers thought it would be wasteful for her to study algebra, as she already had sufficient education for a housewife. As a young woman, she felt that women lived on a higher moral level than men.
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But when Emily told her later on that she felt jealous of Gia's relationship with Zander, Gia got angry and was even more devastated when Emily finally told Zander the truth. When both Zander and Gia discovered that Emily had developed real feelings for Nikolas, they slept together. Afterwards, Gia told him that it was a mistake since he was still in love with Emily, and she finally let him go. She even helped him get dressed for his hospital wedding ceremony with Emily.
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Aajiz, who had four sons and two daughters, died on 14 February 2015 at Hazaribagh in Jharkhand, at the age of 94. After the funeral at Gandhi Maidan, Patna which was attended to by thousands of people, his mortal remains were buried at Telhara, his native place. Firaq Gorakhpuri, another eminent Urdu poet, sent him a message while lying on his deathbed in 1982, in which he respectfully said that he felt jealous of Kalim Aajiz due to the ease in which Kalim Aajiz could express his thoughts through his verses.
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Lucinda Lee Dalton (born Lucinda Lee; February 9, 1847 – November 24, 1925) was a Utah teacher, and suffragist. She shared her views through essays and poems published in the Women's Exponent, a periodical for Latter-day Saint women. Raised by Mormon parents and devout to the faith, Dalton was a feminist; as a child, she felt jealous of boys for the freedom and privileges they enjoyed and felt that girls were neglected by the education system. She became a women's rights activist, believing that women should have the right to suffrage, education, property, control over their money, and custody of their children.
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It was at this time that Meic discovered the existence of a Patagonian daughter, Gabriella Gonzalez, the result of an affair with Mair James when Meic and Anita were dating for the first time in the 70s. Anita struggled with Gabriella's presence in their lives and felt jealous of the time the two were spending together. Meic and Anita planned to re-marry but as Meic's condition deteriorated they were unable to go through with ceremony. Unwilling to put Anita through the burden of caring for him during his dying days, Meic decided to leave for Patagonia with Gabriella.
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He also co-hosted the "Weekend Update" segment for one season with Jane Curtin, known particularly for their point-counterpoint debates enlivened with vicious personal insults including his catchphrase "Jane, you ignorant slut". Aykroyd's eccentric talent was recognized by others in the highly competitive SNL environment; when he first presented his famous "Super Bass-O-Matic '76" sketch, a fake TV commercial in which a garish, hyper-pitchman touts a food blender that turns an entire bass into liquid pulp, "to [other writers and cast members] the 'Bass-O-Matic' was so exhilaratingly strange that many remember sitting and listening, open-mouthed ... Nobody felt jealous of it because they couldn't imagine writing anything remotely like it."Hill and Weingrad p. 143 While Aykroyd was a close friend and partner with fellow cast member John Belushi and shared some of the same sensibilities, Aykroyd was more reserved and less self-destructive.
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