I came here in a relaxed frame of mind and I leave in a relaxed frame of mind.
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It put me in the absolutely wrong frame of mind.
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It leaves me in an unusually pensive frame of mind.
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We made a TV channel in that frame of mind.
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I can tell what frame of mind they are in.
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The town puts you in a philosophical frame of mind.
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"The Fool Pt. 3 (Frame of Mind)" is about peace.
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Does the costume help put you into that frame of mind?
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You end up getting in a very different frame of mind.
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Investigators are currently working on learning more about Paddock's frame of mind.
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"Being outside puts me in the right frame of mind," says Adams.
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Or it can put them in a try-anything frame of mind.
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"So I started in a not-funny frame of mind," he said.
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But I'm leaving here in a much more positive frame of mind.
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Can you still remain in a Portland frame of mind in L.A.?
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"I'm relieved that I now have a slightly more mature frame of mind."
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Ten hours later, I woke up in a ridiculously good frame of mind.
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"You have to change body, your frame of mind, what you eat. Everything."
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Combat is a frame of mind that some have and some don't have.
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"I don't think he's in the right frame of mind," Keeler told us.
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This will put you in a better frame of mind to move forward.
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I don't think he could of been in the right frame of mind.
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My experience with AMG cars made this a not-unfamiliar frame of mind.
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Style that while returning to that frame of mind was challenging, it wasn't the first time she's been tasked with borrowing from her personal life:"It was strange having to throw myself back into that frame of mind," the actress said.
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It has the power to change your frame of mind, and the day ahead.
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Was she wrong to push her children into such a bleak frame of mind?
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In the end, it's important to go in with the right frame of mind.
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It would have been truthful and a sincere reflection of my frame of mind.
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With this frame of mind, now is an amazing time to be getting into Yakuza.
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It requires a specific frame of mind to fully engage with this kind of work.
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The source also said this frame of mind helps explain the President's renewed manic tweeting.
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It reads as a fairly insufferable frame of mind to an even marginally normal person.
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He found himself in "a somewhat divided frame of mind," he wrote to his agent.
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It was one of those days that I was in a great frame of mind.
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Also smart: making sure you're in the right frame of mind in general, DeAlto suggests.
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Having put the person in a positive frame of mind, the next move seems counterintuitive.
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I'm just in a good frame of mind, managing my game well, putting went good.
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After some bumpy years, sources say that Woods is now in a healthy frame of mind.
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Be in the right frame of mind: gentle but not afraid, self-assured but not cocky.
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If you're in the right compassionate frame of mind, hearing others' birds can trigger your own.
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That points to the second challenge: the need to shift to a global frame of mind.
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Nobody was there to talk to Corey, so we obviously can't know his frame of mind.
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Therefore, "grey" symbolizes a frame of mind, and not a depressing one — rather, a realistic one.
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I wasn't in a good frame of mind and I think that's what's changed this week.
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Drew: We're getting into the frame of mind where we really want to help the industry.
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"It was strange having to throw myself back into that frame of mind," the actress said.
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You're trying to make sure you go on that stage with the right frame of mind.
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A few intriguing studies suggest that a youthful frame of mind can have a powerful effect.
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To get into Payne's frame of mind, we have to look at two areas of history.
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"She didn't want us to grow up with a southern-Delaware frame of mind," Howard said.
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His top billing today probably says less about him than the Democrats' backward-looking frame of mind.
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With this enhanced frame of mind, I was able to write several sports business pieces for CNBC.com.
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Let's get it started earlier and be in that good frame of mind for a little longer.
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He is not given to unkind remarks and is nearly always in a positive frame of mind.
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"I see this not as a regional publication, but more as a frame of mind," she explains.
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The Moon enters fellow Air sign Libra tonight, putting you in a more optimistic frame of mind.
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That affects not just your posture but your frame of mind: go out there and get it!
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"Maybe I can just grin and bear it," Ms. Hast said of Ms. Mann's frame of mind.
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The Tesla exec also faced tough questions about his intent and frame of mind around the ordeal.
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Choose the positive outlook you want to have and set your frame of mind in that direction.
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So it wasn't super difficult to get into that frame of mind and tap into that raw emotion.
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That's why it's important to be in the right frame of mind, especially before diving into deep work.
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This lack of structure means I am in more of a 'document now, make later' frame of mind.
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The music, words, and visuals embody the frame of mind that I've been steeped in for a while.
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But it is tempting to project that same frame of mind onto nationalists obsessed by their own greatness.
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I'm just in a happy frame of mind and I'm relaxed and that translates into results for me.
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Nixon MORE's frame of mind when it comes to the meaning of federal law, his confidence is misplaced.
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It was a daily grind, Mientkiewicz said, to try to get Sano into the right frame of mind.
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It's such a pervasive frame of mind that almost all the women I spoke with mentioned blaming themselves.
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But "The Lehman Trilogy" is unlikely to leave anyone who sees it in a nihilistic frame of mind.
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"It does not put the government in the frame of mind for long-term strategic thinking," she said.
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It depends on what you know, how quickly you grok the tricky clues, even your frame of mind.
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A sudden confession about her own precarious frame of mind zings like a shocking jolt from the pages.
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Instead, my obsession is to put an audience in an appropriate frame of mind to receive the play.
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"I thought we came into the game in the right frame of mind," said Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis.
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"It's more a frame of mind than a product issue," said Walker, whose firm manages $5.8 billion in assets.
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You don't need to be in a particular frame of mind to paint, you just need to be broke.
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There is widespread concern among Congressional leadership about Trump's frame of mind in the wake of the Comey firing.
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No one can be in an optimal frame of mind to choose a partner when remaining single feels unbearable.
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Compared to the sheer desperation of the narrator's frame of mind, the details of the murder feel incidental, unimportant.
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"We want to be in the best frame of mind to give ourselves a chance to win," he said.
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That's the natural frame of mind—'People in church say I could be bigger, so I'll go into it.
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" Harry Reid wasn't in a kumbaya frame of mind, calling Trump "a sexual predator who lost the popular vote.
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The studio must be in a pretty upbeat frame of mind, after the success of Life Is Strange in 2015?
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DIY is a prized frame of mind in the scene, that allows participants to pursue creative freedom over financial reward.
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"My kids started kindergarten yesterday, so I'm in a very hopeful frame of mind," Harris told PEOPLE at the time.
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"I'm more open now, my frame of mind, because I really want to work now, because I can," she says.
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By Thursday, Trump was in the right frame of mind to field questions about Trump Jr. at a news conference.
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Overall, the group as a whole seems to be in a more content — and a less tumultuous — frame of mind.
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We're trying to put them in the psychological or mental frame of mind of what that moment might've been about.
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For a recession to materialize, something would have to push the consumer into a much more cautious frame of mind.
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By seeing a therapist and exercising or meditating, you can make sure you are in the right frame of mind.
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Randleman, having lost his father just a fortnight before the fight, was far from in the best frame of mind.
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Ferguson, for one, felt that in 2013, City was "not in the right frame of mind" to retain its championship.
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That was around the time I realized that intimidation didn't really exist if you're in the right frame of mind.
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Baez says the family is "devastated" and does not believe Aaron was in a frame of mind to take his life.
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You're likely to be in an intense and potentially critical frame of mind, but you can also get a lot done.
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Or maybe there is an offer on the table and he isn't in the right frame of mind to take it.
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In the days following, just try to stay positive and do whatever's necessary to keep you in that frame of mind.
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I find it difficult to not be inspired and have my frame of mind shifted by the nuances of my surroundings.
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In that regard, the Horizon Air employee would have been in a frame of mind that most of us couldn't fathom.
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Dany is in a dark frame of mind right now, having lost two of her dragon "children," and Jorah, and Missandei.
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We want to educate tomorrow's A.I.'s technologists, thinkers and leaders and instill them with a human-centered frame of mind.
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Now, in his own home, Obama sought to buck his people up and get them into a professional frame of mind.
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"Getting in that frame of mind and getting to know people with that same notion — you can get on that together."
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"I stand in front of you in a very optimistic frame of mind," he said at a news conference in Frankfurt.
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This is a vision of feminism in which the primary thing that needs to change is a woman's frame of mind.
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And based on his experience at the company, he believes Nintendo is in the right frame of mind to pull it off.
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Such a frame-of-mind dumbs down diplomacy as a punitive stick instead of the normal business of statecraft it really is.
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It's not that easy to sustain the frame of mind you're in, but I just had a hugely deepened appreciation of beauty.
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He had told United States Coach Jurgen Klinsmann on Friday morning that he was in the right frame of mind to play.
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Had I been in a morbid frame of mind, I might have chucked it all at Mile 3, when Dacus's chain broke.
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I THINK TELLING US THAT YOU HAVENT SOLD A SINGLE SHARE STILL HELPS PEOPLE UNDERSTAND WHERE YOUR FRAME OF MIND IS TODAY.
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That put Muslim voters into a defensive frame of mind, and Democrats, with their embrace of cultural diversity, offered the safest haven.
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"It was dark, but not — nothing like Nixon," Trump said, before offering an unvarnished glimpse into his frame of mind post-impeachment.
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I think the challenge is creating a sound, and with some orchestras it's simply getting them into the right frame of mind.
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"My story proves that given the right frame of mind, we can still reach our fullest potential as athletes despite disabilities," she said.
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It's all part of his newly healthy frame of mind, as well as his relationship with girlfriend Erica Herman, sources previously told PEOPLE.
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Prescott said Elliott "obviously feels bad with the ruling coming down" but wouldn&apost share his take on Elliott&aposs frame of mind.
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"I'm still kind of in the same mental frame of mind, so it feels abnormal to back off at this point," he added.
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"Millennial is a frame of mind, not an age, and Congress must be millennial," Curtis told The Hill's Bob Cusack earlier this month.
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Breaking your task into shorter periods (where effort is guaranteed) allows you to move out of the "deer in headlights" frame of mind.
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MONDAY PUZZLE — Nothing helps you start off the week in a better frame of mind than some Jimi Hendrix ear worm, I say.
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But Flynn Bertisch, Muslet's lead attorney, argued that the proximity to September 11 might put the jury in a prejudicial frame of mind.
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It also takes a plan — how do you compete with all that opulent fluff when you're in a more minimalist frame of mind?
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With the young girls, if you look at my work in L'Enfant-Femme, I was photographing them with the same frame of mind.
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Is your character changed during the film by his encounter with the priests, or does he stay of the same frame of mind?
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If you start listing things that aren't key to achieving your primary goal, then you know you're not in the right frame of mind.
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The singer-songwriter said she was happy to go back to this hit single with a new frame of mind about a decade later.
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"She was pregnant, here she was in her first movie, she was getting married," Crowe said of Houston's frame of mind at the time.
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Seeing Schwartz back on the ice put all of his teammates and coaches in a better frame of mind as the second period began.
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The Kelly File host debuted a short new haircut in Iowa that evening, a dramatic new look she says mirrored her frame of mind.
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The pro does recommend that clients eat, drink plenty of water, and stay in a good frame of mind before arriving to their appointment.
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"But the bottom line is that you need to be in the right frame of mind for this new market for this playbook" below.
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Discrimination claims are all about the supervisor's frame of mind when he or she made a decision about an employee promotion, compensation or firing.
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This is rarely a productive frame of mind for convincing anyone else (your boss's boss, let's say) that you are offering a reasonable assessment.
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I advise students to complete all of their applications ahead of the early decision news [when] they are in a positive frame of mind.
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They shout and jump and pump their fists in the air to get themselves in the right frame of mind for crushing the competition.
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Comme des Garçons is getting in a holiday frame of mind with special tartan items including a Globe-Trotter suitcase ($1,200) and wallet ($225).
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If you are in the right frame of mind to answer emails or texts, you can include that you plan to check in periodically.
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These four marvelous breakfast recipes are not only festive, they're easy enough to put together in a less-than-perfectly-alert frame of mind.
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If you make a committed decision while in a weak or mediocre frame of mind, you set yourself on a mediocre and lowly path.
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"Looking out the window and seeing the ocean puts you in a different frame of mind when you get a tsunami warning," he said.
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If height is a frame of mind, then perhaps the Adam Driver that appears is simply the Adam Driver that each of us needs.
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The energy shifts this evening, as the moon connects with Neptune at 7:01 PM, finding us in a creative and daydreaming frame of mind.
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Fall is a frame of mind, and the relevance of the cult-like lineup of pumpkin spice things is no longer confined to the calendar.
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Picture the concert outfits of Cher or Elton John and you will be in the right frame of mind for these wearable works of art.
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"It's got that smell of something McCarthyite, and people are in a paranoid frame of mind," Peter York, a prominent commentator, said of the letter.
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According to several studies — and long-held spiritual wisdom — showing or simply feeling gratitude has mental health benefits, including promoting a happy frame of mind.
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"Retailers have found tax holidays to be tremendously successful in order to get people into the stores and frame of mind to shop," Shearman said.
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I've only seen the film once and it was in that weird frame of mind, so I've never really gotten the opportunity to properly appreciate it.
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"I'm in a bearish frame of mind, yet someone made a pretty good argument that this week's stats will show the Canadian shutdown effect," he added.
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I probably wasn't in the best frame of mind at the time but as far as the band goes it was really happy and exciting times.
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When in it… he is not in a frame of mind where he can really even comprehend the repercussions and necessary response to his own actions.
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So I had to literally shift my frame of mind in order not to be overcome by this feeling that I was doing something really wrong.
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I'm just focused on this season and being in the right mental, emotional frame of mind to go out there and perform at the highest level.
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"He's pitching through it with the help of medication and a good, sturdy frame of mind," Sandy Alderson, the Mets' general manager, said earlier this month.
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Most in the West find this level of intense religious conviction hard to grasp, but that is the frame of mind that we are up against.
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Moscow (CNN)Russia's deputy prime minister ridiculed President Donald Trump's Twitter diplomacy Friday, saying that international relations should not depend on any individual's frame of mind.
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I felt the need to address meta-questions pertaining to the frame of mind that would help my children prosper in the world, not only survive.
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" Indicating the woman's bruises, she said, "Getting beat up after CBGB was the ultimate—you'd made it with somebody who was of that frame of mind.
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Her fate could turn on evidence about her frame of mind, including how much she was controlled by her husband, who she has said abused her.
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That gets them talking about their family, puts them in a long-term frame of mind and illustrates that most people share the same essential values.
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Do not expect any magical outcomes for your tax worries, but the practice can get you in the right frame of mind to deal with Uncle Sam.
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As we see from K's repeated baseline tests, he has to maintain a consistent frame of mind in order to be allowed to remain in active service.
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The one-year anniversary of Donald Trump's election has come and gone, but the concerns about his behavior, public statements, and general frame of mind have persisted.
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Rather than checking kicks, Vannata seems to be in the Anderson Silva frame of mind where every kick is caught and a counter strike should be attempted.
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"Depressed would be the description of the parliamentary party's overall frame of mind," remarked Robert Hayward, a Conservative member of the Lords, in a message to CNBC.
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While the contents and curation of the building remain the same, one's frame of mind is inexorably altered when passing by the Kenyan-born artist's queenly guardians.
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I tell you this because it's my frame of mind for the week ahead: Take on more than seems possible, way more, just don't do it alone.
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And, then, when you are done with that, you will be in the right frame of mind to consume his latest opus: Look, this is goddamn brilliant.
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Having already landed in Pyeongchang and competed in an event, he'll have to find a way besides jet lag to get into the right frame of mind.
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"Shopping is something you have to be in the right frame of mind for, and you have to dig in and do a little work," he said.
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Insofar as it eases players into an alternative frame of mind, efficiently and through embracing its technical limits, it's a better standard of writing than I'd normally expect.
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According to holistic health practitioners and aromatherapy experts, essential oils (and their accompanying scents) have specific properties that are believed to affect your emotions and frame of mind.
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And, according to author and Wiccan high priestess Judy Ann Nock, getting into the right frame of mind to honor the moon is easier than you might think.
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The 'new start' frame of mind pushes us to want to reinvent — or at least adjust — our wardrobes, yet we're seduced by the call of comfort and coziness.
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"He was subpoenaed obviously and he's made it clear that's why he will be there," Popkin said when asked about Mueller's frame of mind ahead of the hearing.
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But depending on our frame of mind, depending on whether we're resisting it or not, whether we're fearing it or not, it can be a terribly unpleasant experience.
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Viewing someone's emotion as a problem puts us in a moral frame of mind — we think of the emotion as something bad to be gotten rid of quickly.
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In The Mile Long Opera, there are as many operas as there are listeners, because it changes according to your position in space and your frame of mind.
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The whole point of having a one-night stand is to have fun, though, so you shouldn't do it if you're not in the right frame of mind.
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I find having an intentional approach to how we set up our space can help shift our normal waking frame of mind into something a bit more magical.
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Instead, they convey a poetic sense of quiet and vastness, and the urge to embrace a different frame of mind when confronted with the beauty of these depths.
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But when you go armed with the right tools and frame of mind, you can walk out of that appointment or hospital stay feeling more confident and satisfied.
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But on Thursday morning, Els's father sent him a photograph that put him in a positive frame of mind before his opening round at Erin Hills Golf Club.
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For those who have never experienced child abuse, she wanted to convey her frame of mind as a six-year-old who was victimized by a family friend.
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But to avoid the poles of despair and denial, it would help to have a frame of mind, a perspective with which to consider the year gone by.
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The term is now a conceptual synonym for the idea of "sale," a Pavlovian cue to get you in the right frame of mind to open your wallet.
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Cummins said he was confident he could quickly manage the shift from the obsession with gainline advantage in the 15-man game to a more opportunistic frame of mind.
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You have to be in the right frame of mind before sitting down to comprehend what Whitney Wolfe, the founder of Bumble, has achieved so far in her career.
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You're in a very logical frame of mind today, thanks to the Moon in Air sign Aquarius lighting up the sector of your chart that rules information and communication.
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While this year's Thanksgiving has many people tied up in anxious knots, these celebs' excitement might just be contagious enough to put us in the right frame of mind.
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Drink Late May, early June: At the right moment, and if you are in the right frame of mind, the world is all abundance, all beauty, all in flower.
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Watson walked with Snedeker during the match on Sunday and kept him loose and in a positive frame of mind after Snedeker fell two holes behind after three holes.
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I think if you have that frame of mind naturally you're going to be drawn to those things and maybe that's why people tend to be into both things.
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While it might feel a little silly at first (remember that tip about stepping outside your comfort zone), trying out powerful stances can help adjust your frame of mind.
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I was in a frame of mind that was excited and I said, 'Yes, I'll marry you at the end of the month,' and I went right on talking.
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"At the time, the frame of mind is as an athlete and as myself, I don't accept limitations, so it took a while to accept some limitations," she said.
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"There is a frame of mind for the Super Bowl, and if you want to connect with your consumers, you have to be respectful of the context," he said.
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Related: 7 Productivity Tips to Help You Accomplish Your Biggest Goals To start, Oettingen advises unplugging from your devices and getting into a calm and unhurried frame of mind.
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When good things happen, the clothes we're wearing feel lucky because they have positive associations, which then put us in a better frame of mind next time we wear them.
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Also on Tuesday, your optimism is at an all-time high as Jupiter meets with Mercury, putting you in a positive frame of mind that empowers you to be ambitious.
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"The four wildcards, when I saw the attitude they came in with, I thought we've got a chance here because they were in the right frame of mind," Bjorn said.
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"In Hollywood, they have a wonderful frame of mind — if you don't like a scene you just take it over," she said in an interview with Life magazine in 1956.
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Managers, recognizing that it took some effort for crew members to amp themselves up for these antics, sometimes resorted to competition to put workers in the proper frame of mind.
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The circularity of a depressive frame of mind, combined with the way he talked, a high-speed mumbling, had already forced him to repeat himself more than he could stand.
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"She took time off because she didn't have any choice -- her mental stability and frame of mind were such that she had to step out," Truszkowski, her attorney, told CNN.
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Whether you're looking to heighten these senses today or enjoy your natural frame of mind, today is a bit of a roller coaster, so do your best to stay chill.
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Not only was Vogt-Roberts in the right frame of mind for a smaller project, he's also a big video game fan with a particular love for Bungie's sci-fi universe.
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Mercury mingles with Neptune at 11:56 AM, putting people in a creative, poetic, dreamy frame of mind; we'll all feel able to express things we usually can't put into words.
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Then I stepped back, had something to eat and drink, went for a little walk, came back to the computer and re-read my messages in a better frame of mind.
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Like the election that brought Mr. Rouhani to the presidency in 2013, this vote was a victory for pragmatism — as a political faction, but more significantly as a frame of mind.
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Mickey Callaway, the Mets' new manager, and Dave Eiland, the team's new pitching coach, watched video of Harvey and talked to him, sensing he was in a good frame of mind.
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Depending on your frame of mind, eating at Hunan Slurp can feel like sitting under a rack of drying noodles or finding yourself inside the belly of a particularly tidy whale.
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"Playing well and earning points early obviously puts you in a good frame of mind and a good position going forward," Tavares told the team's website prior to the season opener.
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And I can brush up on Broadway show soundtracks I haven't seen yet, so it puts me in a better frame of mind to withstand the perils and demands of airports.
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And indeed law students are taught that prosecutors must prove not just that a defendant did something bad, but also that his frame of mind made him culpable when he did it.
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In this more rational frame of mind, then, the participants would be less likely to endorse believing in something as faith-based and invisible as religion, and that's what the study found.
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Before you check your email or the news, put yourself in the right frame of mind by taking two minutes to draft a positive email to someone in your social support network.
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"I know it's very, very possible but I need to be in the right frame of mind, I need to have the right body, everything has to go almost perfect," he added.
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But what I have come to realize is that to appreciate what I'm watching — to really dig in, register, and enjoy it — I have to be in the right frame of mind.
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"If I was going to come forward I'd have to say I was stupid, I was a nitwit, I allowed this, so my frame of mind was not the best," she said.
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If there's trickiness in the storytelling here, there's a purpose to it, and it's to speak to the frame of mind of our protagonists, how little they understand the world around them.
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In order to have a good frame of mind and control your tone of voice, foster a sense of sincere curiosity, trying to see things from the perspective of the other person.
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Canadian officials came out of the latest talks in a better frame of mind than at the start of the week-long round, said a person briefed on the negotiating team's conclusions.
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" But we always ended up bringing each other back and ending up in the frame of mind of "at least we are making this record and having fun and we love it.
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That sounded like a great frame of mind to begin my trip to Catania, the second largest city in Sicily, positioned in the shadow of Mount Etna on the island's eastern coast.
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" Adding a "but" and then a positive thought to a negative comment can help shift you into a better frame of mind, recommended Jon Gordon, author of "The Power of Positive Leadership.
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"Clearly we're in a lot better frame of mind and a lot better shape than we were," said a second Republican senator, who requested anonymity to talk about the views of colleagues.
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The president had taken off his tie but kept on his jacket — a wardrobe change that for him qualifies as casual Friday — and he was in a happy-hour frame of mind.
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Lashley says it was hard to play in a positive frame of mind for several years after the accident and acknowledged that his parents and girlfriend were never far from his thoughts.
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So I think one of the ways is to change the frame of mind is that you have to untethered this simply from a religious aspect because that&aposs what hamstringing our media.
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Aristotle once said that ethos, pathos and logos (character of the speaker, the frame of mind of the audience, and the proof of the argument) were critical to an informed argument or discussion.
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Or soon you'll be 50 and then you'll really feel old Or youth is so fleeting isn't it," she wrote, adding that she feels like age is "all about your frame of mind.
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What the Fed is doing now is off the charts unprecedented where they move without any hard evidence in the data, and the ECB is not in that frame of mind at all.
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So geography, gender, age, and other factors can make a difference in how someone perceives the death, whether it relates to their own life, and how it could influence their frame of mind.
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Nonetheless, his encounters with the global financial markets, before and after the 25 collapse, and his earlier immersion in science fiction and cyberpunk culture, put him in a quasi-apocalyptic frame of mind.
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Stephen K. Bannon, the president's former chief strategist, has been using a simple Twitter hashtag to sum up to allies and friends his frame of mind about the recent turn of events: #War.
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It's hard to describe, but I could hear nuances in the music that seemed purposefully constructed so that only a listener in the same "frame of mind" would ever be able to hear them.
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Friends of the prime minister said that he recently sang karaoke at a family gathering — performing a mix of Motown and Malay classics — which they said was evidence of a relaxed frame of mind.
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Having thus obtained the proper frame of mind, I went back down to meet a man named Mike Metoyer, who, as I'd been told, would serve throughout the weekend as my cannabis spirit guide.
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To illustrate, consider the tip-of-the tongue phenomenon where you know the word is in your mind somewhere, but you just can't get in the right frame of mind to grab that word.
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Schubert would not characterize what happened as a "suicide by cop" but said she made the information public because it was something attorneys would have used in court to establish his frame of mind.
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Tristan Thompson and Khloé Kardashian Kardashian's social media post about her baby name reveal also contained a few hidden signs about the reality star's current frame of mind regarding her relationship with the NBA player.
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Then he said that, before the bath, we would do 30 minutes of yoga to get us in the right frame of mind, which sounded bad to me, because of the effort it would take.
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A pervasive inspiration for me throughout my entire life is newness— not hip, trendy things that are happening now—but things that feel alien, things that are completely different than your normal frame of mind.
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But after just 30 minutes, I walked out of that small room in the similar pleasantly hazy frame of mind that I more often get after a rigorous one-and-a-half-hour yoga class.
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I cover an event, then I cover a similar event the next day, so I have developed a frame of mind that allows me to cope with the events that are happening, and the circumstances.
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To get into the proper contemplative frame of mind, you would need to spend a month walking the Camino de Santiago across Spain, the same journey — a famous Catholic pilgrimage — that its principal subject takes.
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I leave the well-appointed offices of Quibi, two floors of open-plan in the heart of Hollywood's industrial studio zone, in the frame of mind one should have on leaving a good pitch meeting.
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That could be because, by the time the prospect of divorce surfaces, spouses may already be in a stressful frame of mind, and in no mood for a game of 20 — or even 11 — questions.
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Running on totally deserted streets was a bit strange but it was a brilliant way to wake up and definitely put me in a more positive frame of mind for the rest of the day.
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To be able to have that frame of mind whenever you go into a vocal booth, just sharing a song in that way — I'm definitely inspired by the way that she's able to make these connections.
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It's hard to believe that Buttigieg did the same sort of debate prep -- or is in the same sort of frame of mind -- as he would have had this shooting and the resultant firestorm not occurred.
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Ever since implementing a daily meditation practice, I'm always in the right frame of mind to contend with any challenges the day throws my way, from avoiding distractions during important business meetings to effective decision-making.
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But she also undercuts the idea of plot (or at least its inevitability) by rendering Saul as self-absorbed and newly brittle, as if he had emerged from his accident in an alternate frame of mind.
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"The voicemail and other correspondence I have [from Mitchell] may become relevant in a legal procedure to demonstrably show things like character, frame of mind, proof of Twin Galaxies outreach, interaction towards me personally," Hall wrote.
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As Jonas moves away from his lukewarm academic work and toward a volunteer organization teaching Swedish to Afghan unaccompanied minors, he enters a frame of mind in which every instinct is clobbered by an opposing one.
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"[I'm] working on the fact that I'm trying to just process that mentality from my frame of mind," he told reporters at the 5th Annual Reel Stories, Real Lives event benefiting the Motion Picture and Television Fund.
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Keya Morgan, a business partner and close friend of Lee's, told CNN on Wednesday that Lee has grieved deeply for his wife and is now in a better frame of mind with the lawsuits having been filed.
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Things have been lacking on the Christmas spirit front for me recently, so spending an evening with canine companions and celebrating the festive season felt like a good opportunity to get into the holiday frame of mind.
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Kaitlyn: At least to the point (0:38) where Harry lifts off of the ground and starts flying, which will put you in the perfect frame of mind to go listen to the rest of his beautiful album.
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For $125, she'll pick out 10 songs you might like, and send them to you with notes explaining why her choices are right for your musical history, your personality, your frame of mind, and your phase of life.
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Other airports in Asia, as well as in Europe and the United States, scent their public spaces as well, hoping to either put travelers in a better frame of mind or to create positive memories of a place.
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According to interviews on the Dirty John podcast, Debra's mother, Arlane, aided in Billy's defense, believing that Billy would never have shot her daughter — whom he was separated from — if he was in the "right" frame of mind.
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The analogy with Ali aligned, positive frame-of-mind, the quiet mental work, counter-punch, get back up when you're knocked down ... The Ali work I did periodically throughout my career was a constant reminder of his ideals.
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In that frame of mind, I am very concerned about the movement in Washington to create a new tax, or increase tariffs on imports, because it has the potential to cripple my business and many others like it.
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So it's probably reckless to go into a marriage with a prudential frame of mind and safer to go in with that form of intoxication that fuses you into a unit and makes giving feel better than receiving.
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"These are some important data points and my sense is the investment community is in a 'good news is bad news' frame of mind right now," said Jack Ablin, chief investment officer at BMO Private Bank in Chicago.
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"If I have some time to spare, I'll read for a bit or perhaps watch a documentary, to help me relax and put me in a great frame of mind to get a good night's sleep," Branson writes.
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Notably, gaining information about mood and mental health — aka "psychographic targeting" — has been exposed in the past (remember Cambridge Analytica) as a powerful advertising targeting tool to reach people in the right frame of mind to be swayed.
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We often get into the frame of mind that guard is guard and wrestling is wrestling, but by standing up from the guard, the bottom player can often hurry the top player into attempting to get them back down.
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But even before Lin got off the bench, Atkinson would take time to watch game film with him—of the Knicks, of other teams, of EuroLeague—just to keep the young point guard in the right frame of mind.
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For one rehearsal exercise, pencils were placed on three chairs, and Ms. Malone's job was to fly with her Shadows from chair to chair to chair while collecting each pencil with a different frame of mind: curiosity, despair, rage.
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Seen in a certain frame of mind, a 1962 "Homage" in loamy brown, black and gray is a Mahleresque song of the earth; and one subtitled "In Ivory Mist" is a modernist holy picture — a Duccio without a Madonna.
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In an anti-antihero frame of mind, I took much too long to catch up on what turned out to be one of the wisest, most emotionally ambitious and—this is not a contradiction—spectacularly goofy series on television.
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My tester began at $27,490 and nabbed a few options — a $345 "Snow White Peal" paint job that in combination with some red trim put me in Tylenol frame of mind — on the way to a $29,055 as-sampled sticker.
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Privately, though, Gillum is telling friends and associates that he's finding it hard to get into the right frame of mind to make another monumental decision, after the challenge of running for office in a state as big as Florida.
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It's interesting because this particular routine trains you to get into the right frame of mind and it's about teaching you to get into the zone and recognize a mind frame, so you learn how it feels to be concentrating well.
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We already have enough in the public domain to know the real issue with these speeches: the rapport and camaraderie between political leaders and financial institutions, which results in a frame of mind that accepts their arguments and privileges their views.
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"There is not a team with a front office in their right frame of mind that would send an offer to Larry Sanders knowing that they're in some sort of rebuilding, 'we're all working together to move forward' mode," he said.
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In a world full of real life dotishness locally and abroad, the latest video from Toronto rapper Shad called "The Fool Pt. 3 (Frame of Mind)" is a taste of what could be the kind of challenging record we deserve.
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Even from those early laps he turned trying out a quarter-midget on a short track near his family's Corpus Christi home, the elementary-aged Labonte left no doubt about his competitive frame of mind or his talent behind the wheel.
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Several White House officials, speaking on condition of anonymity to describe the president's frame of mind, said that he was utterly unbothered by Ms. Pelosi's missive, which they noted was not an absolute cancellation but a half-measure suggesting a postponement.
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He arrived at Riviera in a much more relaxed frame of mind than a year ago, when he was mired in controversy following criticism of his decision to pay a stand-in caddie just $5,000 from his winner's take at a previous tournament.
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I love the idea of rapping immediately after getting out of the shower, both because the shower is a notorious "best creative thinking" zone and because being fresh out of the shower is just a pleasant frame of mind to be in, generally.
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The concern is that police officers and agencies are being inculcated with a military frame of mind that views the citizenry as the enemy and are being given formidable weaponry that reinforces that perception, both among the officers and among the populace.
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Shults: When I went through POW training — reconnaissance and survival training through the Air Force program up in Spokane — seeing how my peers went through that very simulated, but very well simulated, situation, I realized that combat is a frame of mind.
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I suspect I was torn between working my way back into a suicidal frame of mind and a new idea that I had been nurturing at the time that there were many who deserved to die a lot more readily than I did.
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He still treats a handful of clients, but the bulk of his time now is spent looking after players' mental well-being: He works with seven players, ages 18 to 23, to ensure they are in the right frame of mind to perform.
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The worst is me not being in my best frame of mind and taking a question like "Don't you understand how difficult it is for us as Muslims in this country?" or "Why are you writing about this?" and responding to it defensively.
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The pose suggests that the sitter is agitated, as if he is refusing to see or think about something; that he is in an introspective frame of mind and wants not to be seen; or that he feels exposed, instinctively withdrawing from the camera's attention.
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"One of the things I'm most afraid of is not getting a great deal of sleep and as a result not being in the best frame of mind to offer my wife the support she needs to recover from the child-birthing process," Burns continued.
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Meditation apps such as Headspace and Calm are specifically designed to be used on phones, so no matter how short the window of time available, you can get yourself in a better frame of mind by following a few exercises before returning to the world.
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Smooth elegance is more his style, as he demonstrates on a pair of tracks featuring Van Dyke Parks on a second piano: "Danza, Op. 33," by the Creole composer Louis Gottschalk, and "Southern Nights," which Mr. Toussaint wrote in a pastoral frame of mind.
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Having dined at a restaurant with a female friend — who said she was "in a good frame of mind" — on the evening of May 27, Brynn returned home and got into a heated argument with Phil, who threatened to leave her if she used drugs again.
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The actual transcript is unnecessary because we already have enough in the public domain to know the real issue with these speeches: the rapport and camaraderie between political leaders and financial institutions, which results in a frame of mind that accepts their arguments and privileges their views.
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It seems like I've been working for months to break down everything I already knew about dance and ingraining a ballroom frame of mind: hips forward, shoulders back, pinky up, head looking so far over my shoulder I could basically see my left butt cheek … whoa.
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The choice will give those wondering about Mr. Evans's frame of mind plenty to chew on: His character, known only as Bill, is essentially a narcissistic creep, with a vision of protecting the innocent that lifts a warped mirror to the actor's usual procession of do-gooders.
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A friend of the Abedi family, Salem Ammar, said in an interview that Mr. Abedi's father, Ramadan, had been so worried about his son's frame of mind in the months before the Manchester bombing that he pressured him to come to Libya, and briefly confiscated his passport.
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Cultural Revolution trauma differs from that related to other horrific events, like the Holocaust and the Rwandan genocide, studies have noted, in part because in China, people were persecuted not for "unalterable" characteristics such as ethnicity and race, but for having the wrong frame of mind.
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I really appreciate ya'll supporting the shoes when they come out, supporting the albums, and just supporting the frame of mind for someone to be able to speak their mind, to not be controlled, to not be able to say what they wanna say and say what they feel.
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You may not be able to put a hard stop to sniffles or splurge on a lightweight transitional jacket just like that, but an appointment with your colorist is all you really need to add a breath of fresh air to your whole look — and your frame of mind.
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Settling into the film is like melting into Melanie's own uncertain frame of mind, and as her creepy visions become more persistent, it's all too easy to feel the same creeping terror that she's feeling — particularly as the film takes some more bizarre turns in its latter third.
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It was in this frame of mind that I was sitting at a McDonald's across the street from Fox News headquarters in New York City, waiting for a meeting, when the obvious struck me: We needed someone with a bigger name and footprint to counterbalance the Ryan-Cruz momentum.
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There is as much time and energy dedicated to assessing Messi's frame of mind as was once expended on reading the latest machinations behind the high walls of the Kremlin, but what has become abundantly clear this season is that he has decided that is not nearly enough.
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"Clearly we're in a lot better frame of mind and a lot better shape than we were when we stepped in there," one GOP senator said of how the collective blood pressure of fellow Republican senators after McConnell was able to blunt Romney's call for witnesses at the lunch.
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Additionally, a pay-for-performance approach aligning students' academic activities with their loan repayments and reducing their loan balances based on factors like good grades, course completion and retention will go a long way toward moving students to the repayment frame of mind before their loans come due.
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While he has by all accounts been working to the point of exhaustion at Tesla, his frame of mind at the moment he sent the tweet is unlikely to dissuade the SEC, which the Times recently reported has several potential avenues to charge Musk and crew with violations of antifraud laws.
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The Ex is a Dutch band with a history that has rattled fast from punk to free jazz to Ethiopian music and beyond; Mr. Laswell is a bassist and producer whose progressive streak should put him in the right frame of mind for Mr. Stetson's expansive yet interior style on saxophone.
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So, ever since the advent of highways, directors across genres have used the junk-food-pit-stop as an opportunity to lull movie-goers into the cozy frame of mind of debating "cherry or blue raspberry," then surprise them with a revelation, a spat of violence, or important character work.
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And the clearest sign of Trump's frame of mind in his exchange with Comey wasn't the special pleading on Flynn's behalf, but what he did before asking Comey to "let this go": Mr. Comey had been in the Oval Office that day with other senior national security officials for a terrorism threat briefing.
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He used the word "reckless" to describe Embiid's Tonka Truck style — "He doesn't know any other way to play," Brown said — but expressed hope that Embiid would settle into a more conservative frame of mind once his playing time is more consistent, an imposing prospect for the rest of the Eastern Conference.
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"It's still two starts; and obviously, the massive struggles that happened before, the only thing you want to think of is not letting that kind of creep back in," said Harvey, who is an unbecoming 226-26 on the season but no doubt in a better frame of mind than he was a week ago.
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The group prepared for the opening round by engaging in a spirited game of backyard baseball on Wednesday — Dufner was said to be the most powerful batter — and it clearly left them in a good frame of mind: Johnson shot 26, Fowler shot 2175, Dufner and Spieth both had 259 and Walker shot 183.
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Firstly, because they're important — don't assume the Apple Watch can replace talking to a doctor, and don't try to self-diagnose with it — and secondly, because these caveats can help put you in the right frame of mind for understanding how the Apple Watch is changing and how entering this new health space is neither simple nor easy.
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And while the actor admitted he felt like he was "letting people down by not coming forward with the rest of what I should have said," he wasn't in the right frame of mind to address it: He had checked into rehab for anxiety and was in and out of the hospital for the next three months.
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Long also went to the College of the Canyons for two spring semesters, according to that school He lived with his mother Paul Delacourt, assistant director of the FBI's Los Angeles office, said agents are processing Long's home and vehicle in an effort to identify his motivation and paint a picture of his frame of mind.
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The deaths of David Bowie and Prince, in January and April respectively, reverberated around the world, but they also put fashion in an especially thoughtful frame of mind, as the industry considered what they owed the two performers, who transformed the way designers and consumers thought about gender distinctions, sex and a need for constant reinvention.
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Folayan: Acting as both a director and a producer—having to raise money, pitch the film, package it in a way that was going to be digestible to people who were thousands of miles away from the situation and frame of mind, and touch down on the ground to be really rooted with people, rather than looking at them as subjects.
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"The report is an indication of a frame of mind — an attitude that can affect any of us at the Pentagon or across the Department of Defense — showing how those of us entrusted with supporting and equipping troops on the battlefield, if we let down our guard, can lose focus on ensuring their safety and lethality against the enemy," he writes.
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It is a bracing, insistent, and potent clip, a dark complement to Mr. Mensa's lyrics capturing the frame of mind of an angry protester: You can see it in they eyes, they wanna violateScreaming out 'oink oink oink bang bang gang gang gang'Murder murder murder they mindstateI just made me a mil and still militant JON CARAMANICA There was bound to be more music from "Divers," a fantastically ambitious song cycle by Joanna Newsom, and one of the most acclaimed albums of 2015.
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In his autobiography, he wrote: I was in a dull state of nerves, such as everybody is occasionally liable to: unsusceptible to enjoyment or pleasurable excitement; one of those moods when what is pleasure at other times, becomes insipid or indifferent… In this frame of mind it occurred to me to put the question directly to myself, 'Suppose that all your objects in life were realized; that all the changes in institutions and opinions which you are looking forward to, could be completely effected at this very instant: would this be a great joy and happiness to you?
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