I just felt proud of this thing in a weird way.
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When he felt proud of himself, it was also on their behalf.
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You might have even felt proud of not appearing arrogant or conceited.
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I felt proud of myself and I knew I had lost 350 lbs.
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Pew Research Center found that 91 percent of Americans felt proud of those
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I felt proud of my heritage and proud to be part of the culture.
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And as a Foreign Service officer myself, now retired, I just felt proud of them.
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As we talked between bites of pizza and sips of fountain soda, I felt proud of us.
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Awad told BuzzFeed News that he felt proud of the way Salah took charge during the protests.
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" She adds, "I almost felt proud of how far I could go instead of being self-conscious.
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As I drifted to sleep with damp hair and a full stomach, I felt proud of myself.
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As I drifted to sleep with damp hair and a full stomach, I felt proud of myself.
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A week ago, I downloaded both of them at once and felt proud of myself for being bold.
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He felt proud of working at Emerald, where the camaraderie among miners helped him readjust to rural life.
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I felt proud of how prepared I was—with maps marking to the minute when the eclipse should arrive.
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It was the first time I felt proud of who I was, and thankful that I wasn't anyone else.
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I was in a place where I hadn't done anything in a long time that I felt proud of.
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He stocked produce at a grocery store, and felt proud of the small house and motorcycle it afforded him.
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The best part was that I stopped feeling judged and felt proud of my body and what it could do.
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When we picked up the photos from the drugstore, I felt proud of the stillness in my eyes — the absolute focus.
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I spilled my salary — around $70,303 a year — which I felt proud of, until my 'work husband' shared he was making $90,000.
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Honestly, I felt proud of him when he came out at the end of the show — I was so excited for him.
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In simple terms, I was looking at this positive sense of community, and I wanted to create images that people felt proud of.
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I felt proud of the way I handled the negotiations, even though I felt like I was banging up against a brick wall.
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He felt proud of this, proud that he hadn't abandoned his cushion for the chairs at the back, as some of the meditators had.
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Tomás: I think when Lao was starting his blog and we were starting our party, there was no scene that we felt proud of.
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I did meet a romantic partner who was really into pegging, and I felt proud of him for being really honest about his desires.
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Presenting his findings for the first time at the summit on Wednesday, He publicly defended his work, saying he felt "proud" of his achievement.
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This is her story, as told to PEOPLE CHICA: Since I was a little girl, I always felt proud of my Afro-Latina heritage.
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Looking at me, people constantly asked when I was due, which got old really fast — even though I mostly felt proud of what my body had accomplished.
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I hope that the public sees her in a different way now and even if it's just a handful of people, I would have felt proud of that.
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She probably felt proud of those tweets in the same way that I feel proud when a crush likes a bunch of my IG photos in rapid succession.
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At the time, al-Azy says he felt proud of the murder, but now sitting in handcuffs, he told CNN he regrets his actions and believes they were wrong.
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Although he felt proud of the work he did to help establish the drone program, he also started to wonder when the war's objective was going to be achieved.
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As someone who felt proud of finally purging my entire closet of every stinkin' pair of pinchy shoes, I find this low-heeled, round-toed breed a breath of fresh air.
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And, yes, while my boobs didn't levitate as much as I would have liked – there was still some sag – I felt proud of myself for being the best journalist I could be.
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"I hope that the public sees her in a different way now and even if it's just a handful of people, I would have felt proud of that," she explained to Variety.
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Speaking in front of a packed hall of about 7713 people Wednesday at the Second International Summit on Human Genome Editing, He Jiankui publicly defended his work, saying he felt "proud" of his achievement.
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They see it as the logical extension of a toxic pattern of anti-woman policies and sentiment that they've seen building for years, and which has already driven many of them away from a party they once felt proud of.
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Pence felt proud of the Obamacare individual mandate repeal in the tax cut package that the administration pushed through Congress at the end of last year, a senior White House official said, as well as the confirmation of Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch, the booming economy and the planned move of the US Embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
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After that Roy also resigned from Rajya Sabha membership on 11 October 2017. Roy formally joined the Bharatiya Janata Party on 3 November 2017. Upon joining the party, he said that he felt proud of working under Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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She is also a huge fan of "Kinorangers", which is most likely a Parody of the 1980 Super sentai series Denshi Sentai Denjiman since their suits resembles the Denjiman Suits. She was the one to come up with the name Koi Koi 7. She believes that each person can become strong. So she felt proud of Tetsuro when he shot the kinky monster.
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In his narrative, he states: "The place of my birth and the conditions under which I was born are matters over which, of course, I had no control. If I had, I should have altered the conditions, but I should not have changed the place; for it is a grand old city, and I have always felt proud of my citizenship."Aleckson, pp. 17. His mother and father were owned by separate families.
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The "4 Peaks Update" added four new areas and abilities to simplify the game, such as reducing incoming damage or increasing stealth near enemies. The game was unlikely to recoup its costs, Wohlwend wrote, and the update was doubtful to change that course, but he felt proud of their development effort and considered the update to be therapy. The June 2017 update was released for Windows and was anticipated for consoles soon after.
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The team felt proud of their recreation of classic Sonic gameplay. The game features animated opening and ending sequences led by Tyson Hesse, one of the artists of the Sonic comics by Archie Comics. It also features an optional CRT graphical filter, and supports the enhanced features of both the PlayStation 4 Pro and Xbox One X, outputting at a native 4K resolution. The soundtrack was composed by Tee Lopes of PagodaWest Games, consisting of rearranged pieces from previous Sonic games alongside new material.
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He nevertheless felt proud of his Scottish identity. In 1778, he was the founding member and first president of the Highland Society of London. Its overall aim was to 'promote the Interests of the Highlands', with its particular goals being to repeal the ban on Highland dress being worn, the promotion of Gaelic language, music and literature, establishing schools, agricultural improvement, the relief of distressed Highlanders, and 'keeping up the Martial Spirit; and rewarding the gallant achievements of the Highland Corps'. His half brother Archibald joined the Society in the same year.
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Outside the dungeon, Peter clings to her, but also tries to analyze her or overpower her at the same time. In a meeting at a diner, Suzanne tells Peter about a time in her teens when she tried to make friends with a boy named Tim in a new community by performing oral sex on him. Suzanne says she felt proud of herself until everyone at her new school found out about it. Peter suggests that if the memory did not still hurt, she would not have brought it up.
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Obama said she and her husband believe "that you work hard for what you want in life, that your word is your bond, and you do what you say you're going to do, that you treat people with dignity and respect, even if you don't know them, and even if you don't agree with them." She also emphasized loving her country, likely responding to criticism for having said that she felt 'proud of her country for the first time'. The first statement was seen as a gaffe. Her keynote address was largely well-received and drew mostly positive reviews.
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In September, she took part in the World Cup held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, as the Latin American representative. She had to play in the Intercontinental Cup to receive a berth to the group stage. Besides her loss to Yang Fen from Congo Brazzaville that prevent her to win the Cup and play the main draw, she defeated New Zealander Karen Li and Canadian Zhang Mo. In November Silva received the Tabasco's State Sports Award () along with chess player Leopoldo Aguirre Manzo and seven-year- old golfer Ariel González Arceo. She previously stated that she would felt proud of winning the award.
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He then realised Hong Kong people protest to pursuit democracy and felt touched with their passion to preserve the truth of history. In the same year, Leung started to participate in various social movements, and felt proud of driving the society forward. He studied at the University of Hong Kong, majoring in Philosophy with a minor in Politics and Public Administration, and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in 2016. He felt disappointed with the Hong Kong government ignoring the will of people, forcibly passing the Express Rail Grant and postponing the implementation of dual universal suffrage.
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In the background, approaching tornado and prairie fires suggest the calamity, the Civil War, that was fast approaching, and that Brown seemed to be calling for. The painting produced a negative reaction in advance of its being hung. (It was not hung until after Curry's death.) John Brown, convicted of treason against the state of Virginia, was not someone most Kansans felt proud of, nor was the Bleeding Kansas period as a whole. Adding to public consternation was Curry's plan to portray ruinous soil erosion, in Kansas a very controversial and political topic, in another mural.
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In an 11 June report on the operations, Lieutenant Commander Ian Cox (who was in charge of deception units) indicated that German forces had been convinced by the fake radio traffic. Intercepted dispatches from Hiroshi Ōshima, the Japanese ambassador to Germany, made reference to the naval deceptions. An 8 June dispatch referred to the Calais region and stated "an enemy squadron that had been operating there has now withdrawn". Although disappointed not to have seen any action during the night of D-Day, and still unsure of their actual impact, the bomber crews felt proud of the operations.
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The research also found that nurses were less silent when they identified with their workgroup, felt proud of and attached to their jobs, and perceived a high level of fairness in the workplace. These startling revelations relate to Pfeffer's key point of acting like one has it (confidence and power); perception is everything and perception is reality. He states, “We choose how we will act and talk, and those decisions are consequential for acquiring and holding on to power” (2010). It is clear when employees feel they don't have a stake, a personal investment, in an organization, they will choose to remain silent.
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Vega was a long-time friend of the band and the designer of the Ramones' "presidential seal" logo. However, after Dee Dee left the band, Joey Ramone sometimes sang "Dee Dee" instead of "Arty" (as on the Ramones' 1991 live CD Loco Live). Dee Dee Ramone stated in interviews that he felt proud of the song, it being one of his best known tracks, but that the song became a "pain in the ass" for him as he repeatedly tried to get clean and was mistakenly regarded by many fans as a "heroin guru" promoting drug usage rather than just documenting it.Hey Is Dee Dee Home. 2003.
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Having failed to gain recognition as a composer, conductor, and accompanist, by 1900 he shifted his focus increasingly on problems of musical editing and music theory, though years later he still felt proud of his compositions. According to Federhofer, compositional activity for Schenker was not a means to an end in itself but a pedagogical one, a path to understanding the desires of a composer. Over time, Schenker saw how traditional understanding of music was disappearing and felt it necessary to revise music and theory lessons and remove later editorial additions from musical texts. Already in his 1895 article "Der Geist der musikalischen Technik"Musikalisches Wochenblatt, Jahrgang 26 (1895), p. 245f, 257–259, 273ff, 285, 297, 309, 325.
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She has permanent works at the Club Rialto of Pereira, the solo museum of Cali and in the Library Luís Ángel Arango, of Bogota. Her characters, imaginary beings of black and deep eyes live in her paintings, that resemble his world; a beautiful ideal world, inhabited only by women and children. The artistic legacy is a trip by a world knitted of dreams, evocations and original proposals. Lucy Tejada exhibited her works in America and Europe, receiving several prizes for her work in different national contests without scholarships neither support of the state, always lived off the sale of her works and felt proud of this, as it should be the future of all talented artists of her country.
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During her twelve-year professional career, Huber reached 23 singles finals (winning twelve of them), 29 singles semifinals, and 50 singles quarterfinals. Her career record in singles was 447–225, and she amassed US$4,768,292 in career prize money. Huber represented her country at three levels: the Olympic Games in 1992 in Barcelona and in 1996 in Atlanta; the Fed Cup from 1990 through 1998 and in 2000 and 2001, helping Germany to victory in 1992 by beating Spain's Conchita Martínez in the final; and the Hopman Cup, which she won with Boris Becker in 1995. Although she did not win a Grand Slam title, Huber felt proud of her accomplishments, especially because she had to walk in Graf's footsteps.
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Rimma Varzhapetian-Feller, head of Armenia's Jewish community, has said that she always felt proud of Armenia when she met fellow Jews from other parts of the former Soviet Union: "We always declare everywhere that there has never been antisemitism in Armenia, that Armenia is a good place for Jews to live and, more importantly, that Armenia is quite a stable country in political and social respects". The first instances of antisemitism in Armenia occurred in September 2004 when, for the first time in Armenia's history, the Joint Tragedies Memorial in Yerevan was desecrated. On 23 October 2004, Armenian Department for Ethnic and Religious Minority Issues head Hranoush Kharatyan accused Israeli leaders of promoting intolerance toward non-Jews in response to an incident where a yeshiva student spat on Archbishop of Jerusalem Nourhan Manougian during a religious procession in the city.Armenian archbishop quizzed over spat with yeshiva student.
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The third and longest extract, which is also the most historically interesting and the most beautiful, is seventeen verses from a lament on the death of "the son of Roger the Frank, lord of Sicily". Below are four verses: :The radiant moon has been extinguished and the world grown dark :and our support has tumbled from its grandeur and its nobility :Ah, just when he stood tall in his beauty and his majesty, :and when glories and nations felt proud of him :... :His war-tents and his palaces weep for him :and his sword and his lances lament him :And the whinnies of his horses turn, in their throats, :to nostalgia, though reins and halters restrain them. . . The son is not named, but the poem suggests that he had recently come of age at the time of his death, making Tancred (died 1138/40) or Alfonso (died 1144), who both died in their teens or early twenties, the most likely subjects. Beside these three extracts, ʿImād ad-Dīn also quotes some verses of Abū l‐Ṣalt Umayya that were sent to Abū l-Ḍawʾ.
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Shen attended the Peking University in the fall of 1986. According to Shen, he felt proud of being a Beida student because Beida students are known for their outspokenness and for the role they played in student movements over the past century.5.Tong Shen, Almost a Revolution, 107. The second half of the book, "Movement," provides an inside view of the 1989 student movement from the beginning to the final crackdown. Shen's first involvement in the movement was putting together a news center in a Beida dormitory on April 22. He wrote that he want the broadcast station could "help the movement without being too visible."6.Tong Shen, Almost a Revolution, 187. On May 3, Shen was elected as the general secretary of the official Dialogue Delegation. According to Shen, the responsibility for putting the students' demands before government leaders fell on the "Dialogue Delegation" because the student movement was about pressing the Chinese government for reforms.7.Tong Shen, Almost a Revolution, 223. Shen wrote that he was determined to avoid the political fights that often went on in other student organizations' leadership.8.Tong Shen, Almost a Revolution, 223.
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