His frazzled response to the raid seemed to confirm that.
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"What if I hit a bone?" asked one frazzled husband.
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In them, killer Omar Mateen is angry, frazzled and condescending.
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But recently the family has frazzled and community has frayed.
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Ms. Dorrance, speaking on a rare free day, was frazzled.
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Filling our urban world with nature reknits our frazzled souls.
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The most frazzled and frayed locks don't stand a chance.
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However, wild Uranus is sending some frazzled vibes your way.
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And...is it me, or does she look a little frazzled?
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Hours later, I emerged from my phone screen frazzled and depressed.
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I'm usually a frazzled, floppy, late mess whenever I see her.
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She's frazzled by proximity to Joseph's creation, to being complicit herself.
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From here his lines thicken and become frazzled like unraveling wool.
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He was frazzled from weeks of cross-country travel and negotiations.
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It's target practice all of a sudden, and Argentina looks frazzled.
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Many Japanese will have felt sympathy, though, for the video's frazzled star.
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Such language is routine in Afghanistan, a country frazzled by tribal divisions.
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Frazzled and freaked out and not ready for yet another M-F?
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Her brainy and frazzled women are at the ends of their wits.
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But perhaps you're also feeling a bit fried, frazzled, or shaken up.
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His frazzled face, rosy cheeks and icy hair lit up the internet.
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Many others said they were frazzled and disillusioned by the political debate.
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In the Valentine's situation I prescribe, the cook is never frazzled or overworked.
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Stidham made some plays in the first half but looked frazzled at times.
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During one frazzled moment, Ostadhassan trashed the family's thick binder of immigration documents.
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This kid isn't the first frazzled student to charm the internet this year.
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I feel productive after multitasking, but frazzled and concerned that I missed something.
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I cuss but I don't even think about it because I'm so frazzled.
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That news sends an already-frazzled Sandy into a fit of inappropriate oversharing.
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The Cavaliers led by as many as 20, and the Warriors looked frazzled.
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Time-management skills are a must, unless you want to feel constantly frazzled.
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Andrei is a frazzled academic in New York City with scant job prospects.
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She entered frazzled and sat on my bed without taking off her jacket.
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The less you leave to the last minute, the less frazzled you'll be.
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The morning after the Iowa caucus, the political world is a frazzled mess.
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One described Clinton's powerful and well-organized ground operation — and Trump's frazzled counterattack.
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Jagged ones tend to mean a character is frazzled, angry or otherwise upset.
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Just because you're a frazzled traveler, doesn't mean you shouldn't have some common courtesy.
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Like frazzled moths to a lightbulb, university students have a natural affinity with booze.
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Like most moms of small kids, I'm greyer, a little scruffy, and pretty frazzled.
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But just because you're frazzled doesn't mean you have to look like you are.
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Waitrose hosts yoga classes, and Marks & Spencer mental-health drop-ins called Frazzled Cafés.
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If you're feeling a bit frazzled, put yourself in the mind of a kangaroo.
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"I've performed drag every night for four years," Trixie says with slightly frazzled pride.
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"Highly porous hair tends to look frazzled and feels dry and coarse," she says.
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Let's face it: most of us are more distracted and more frazzled than ever.
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When the day arrived, I went to the salon frazzled and distracted by work.
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Have you been feeling fried, zapped, or frazzled over the last seven or so years?
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The noise keeps me frazzled, isolated, and often feeling like I'm hanging by a thread.
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There I am, looking frazzled and half-dressed, getting ready to leave for the venue.
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But, in the absence of monthly trims, you can make your frazzled ends less noticeable.
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At one point, we hit the bottom of the lake hard, and I become frazzled.
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It was 2400 degrees outside, and the sun was beating down on the frazzled croplands.
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If his sudden rise has been overwhelming, Mr. Guaidó shows no sign of feeling frazzled.
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"Frazzled Cafe is not just for the one-in-four of us who will suffer from mental illness at some point in our lives; it is for the four-in-four feeling frazzled and overwhelmed by the stresses of modern life," the website reads.
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But for frazzled TV junkies sick of shuttling between remotes, it might just be worth it.
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I have friends with curly hair who straighten it within an inch of its frazzled life.
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Then, as a frazzled adult, she mentions loving her subprime mortgage, distant husband, and pharmaceutical drugs.
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In 2016, people are so overscheduled and frazzled that they take their iPhones to the bathroom.
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If keeping up with the news cycle is leaving you frazzled, you're not the only one.
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Bringing healthy snacks when travelling reduces the likelihood that frazzled bosses will delve into the minibar.
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Felicity Huffman starred as Lynette Scavo, frazzled mom of four kids and wife to Tom Scavo.
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The Tile Mate is compact, thoughtful, and useful for everyone — especially an oft-frazzled college student.
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A wholesome, non-benzo, non-opio, pure-carbo salve for the frazzled and the freaked out.
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But the slew of ride-sharing cars frazzled city officials and contributed to traffic congestion citywide.
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Only 17% of workers can say that their jobs rarely make them feel strained, frazzled or anxious.
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OUTSIDE LONDON'S Waterloo station, stacks of the Evening Standard are regularly demolished by frazzled commuters heading home.
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" Bell added, "We all feel frazzled; we all feel overworked and terrified we're messing up our humans.
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If you thought frazzled hair was the summer's biggest beauty bummer, you might want to think again.
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Meeting up with old friends and being around familiar landmarks was phenomenally helpful to my frazzled brain.
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FOR frazzled teachers struggling to decide what to watch on an evening off, help is at hand.
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It's no wonder so many workers feel a bit frazzled, unable to unplug and escape work stress.
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Mainstream depictions of motherhood often reduce moms to "types" (frazzled and unkempt or career-focused and cold).
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Girl Scout troop No. 26 provides artwork to help soothe frazzled nerves at a community donation center.
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The sequence of events had me so frazzled that I lost (and found) my passport at security.
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Being in the moment — also known as mindfulness — is a useful concept for today's frazzled, overscheduled kids.
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Stay centered and focused without being frazzled by the mental noisiness that crowds into a typical workday.
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Two stories run parallel: a tense F.B.I. investigation and a frazzled White House's attempt at damage control.
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Gfrörer's marvelously frazzled lines may not get enough room here, but the impact of her choices resonates.
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If you're feeling tired, stressed, frazzled — how is it that even a long weekend somehow still isn't enough?
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As competition grows more intense in the attention economy, our individual attention might get more frazzled than ever.
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"Frazzled Cafe" meetings will be hosted fortnightly at M&S Cafes after hours and led by trained volunteers.
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That's the big question the stunned Republican establishment, America's worried allies, and his frazzled Democratic opponents are asking.
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Alongside Martin Freeman, she stars as Ally, a frazzled North London woman juggling marriage, career and young children.
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While the Astros looked frazzled at Yankee Stadium, their defense has stood out in all three games here.
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Since its inception, shapewear has been marketed as a quick fix for those moments of frazzled frustration, i.e.
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Yep, I was a half-hour late or more and completely frazzled by the time I got there.
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If you want a break, here are 10 videos recommended by the Motherboard staff to calm any frazzled nerves:
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But he arrived late at the conference, frazzled and lugging a suitcase, having come from another engagement in Philadelphia.
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And how I'd end even my best days feeling frazzled, detached, and legitimately unsure of what I'd just accomplished.
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To help soothe these frazzled nerves, a handful of businesses are rolling out timely promotions and public relations stunts.
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If you're too frazzled right now with the three-day weekend and Memorial Day barbecues filling up your iCal.
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That brings us to you, the anxious applicant, the frazzled parent, the confused citizen, all wondering what colleges want.
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Andrei, a frazzled academic in New York City, returns to Moscow to care for his 89-year-old grandmother.
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Still, even such a straightforward event requires a great deal of energy and is not tailored for frazzled veterans.
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CASHION At that point, we were so frazzled and spent that it was hard listening to music with lyrics.
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Her nerves were frazzled and she was worried about her health (her family has a history of pulmonary problems).
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She told me she was frazzled by the close call and was considering shortening her assignment to return home.
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I looked at the stage manager, the least emotionally wrought but most frazzled member of the group throughout the performance.
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In nearly 30 minutes of phone conversations with an Orlando police negotiator, Mateen sounded alternately angry, frazzled, evasive and condescending.
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The Schlegels employ a Black maid named Annie (Donna Banya) who seems absolutely frazzled and near-tears at all times.
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When Jenna got back to her vehicle, she spoke to photogs about the break-in, and she was understandably frazzled.
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Because, yes, you can have frazzled ends and oily roots — and why not give them both exactly what they need?
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I am feeling very frazzled, but this seems like a good time to head to Target and get a phone.
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What does it take to remain cool under the pressures of frazzled parents, screaming babies, and pint-sized beard-grabbers?
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It's okay to be a little lonely, a little frazzled, to need a small escape that won't feel embarrassing later.
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GOTHENBURG, Sweden — Arturo Perez used to come home frazzled from his job as a caregiver at the Svartedalens nursing home.
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In your mind, does she suddenly transform into a frazzled mess, talking about nothing but diaper genies and hockey practice?
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It occurred to me that I had to think of these frazzled pretravel days — and all of our days — differently.
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And then, like magic, Tarr was back, jogging to our table with a shake of her head and frazzled smile.
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Bailees have a duty to understand that sometimes other people are just too frazzled to follow through on their promises.
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But critical of the situation as Pietersen was, he said the frazzled CEO doesn't necessarily need to leave the company.
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In nearly 30 minutes of phone conversations with an Orlando police negotiator, the gunman sounded alternately angry, frazzled, evasive and condescending.
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The kid looks a bit frazzled; it's finals week, apparently, and he doesn't look like he has slept in a while.
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Fatigued, frazzled and to some extent figured out by their rivals, their various domestic struggles should perhaps come as no surprise.
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According to the website, the idea for Frazzled Cafes came when Wax was on tour for her stand-up comedy shows.
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To think that anyone, a dog included, could capture her frazzled phone calling and dedication to her son would be absurd.
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Those wishing to register to attend the Frazzled Cafe or to find out about the roll-out schedule can visit www.frazzledcafe.org.
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So how do they manage to crush their goals, exceed expectations, and live their dreams without looking frazzled and worn out?
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You're a frazzled Upper East Side fashion designer/mother trying to track down a last-minute venue for a society wedding?
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But even then I found myself frazzled trying to cope with my own work and keeping the kids focused and motivated.
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The one doctor on site looked a bit frazzled as he showed me around before his clinic filled up any further.
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Sometimes a serene and philosophical picture book is just the thing to improve a frazzled mood and set the world right.
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Her dad just came out as gay, and the frazzled Anna just burned down her coffee shop, leaving her sans purpose.
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Caught in the middle are France's frazzled commuters, whose endurance — the strength of their fraying nerves — may ultimately determine who wins.
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The night of a big show, her mother meets her behind the theatre looking frazzled with smeared makeup and a rumpled dress.
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As predictably, it has benefited shareholders, who earn three times as much for every frazzled passenger as those in Europe (see chart).
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With perhaps an exception for the growing number of hotels that market themselves as internet-free retreats for e-mail-frazzled executives.
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Why do stock images of working moms look so frazzled, while stock images of working dads just look like...guys at work?
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" For a strategist who has said he's "not a real positive guy,' Harvey's bullishness should calm some frazzled nerves on the Street.
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On every platform, a person who wants to be attentive to their friends can find themselves in a state of frazzled distraction.
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Our waitress, young and apparently frazzled, comes and goes from the table a half dozen times before anybody picks up a menu.
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The library's entrance hall—usually frequented by frazzled-looking graduate students, puffy-coated tourists, and homeless people seeking shelter—had been transformed.
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Our curiosity has been numbed, even as our political imagination has been frazzled by the endless conspiracy theories that such organizations push.
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After hours looking at a screen and dealing with whatever trash the internet has to throw at me, my brain is frazzled.
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Everyone in Better Things is a little bit damaged, which means that the mother is not the only frazzled mess on screen.
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This black frazzled wig with blue tints probably embodies how Moira feels when she sees Stevie and Patrick getting secret dance lessons.
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When you feel frazzled, find a quiet place where you can close your eyes, take some deep breaths and become centered again.
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The doctor, Silviana Marineci, who is completing a fellowship at the University of Minnesota, said she was frazzled by being in limbo.
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The moon in Libra finds you in a chatty mood today, Leo—however, too much planning and organizing will leave you frazzled.
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At least one person at the scene said Morris never made contact with Bonar, who was allegedly acting "frazzled," according to the findings.
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In the book, Meg Murry is a frazzled teenage girl who's pulled into an intergalactic adventure after her father, Mr. Murry, goes missing.
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Frazzled and overwhelmed, Ms. Polanco announced that she wanted to give up and go home, saying she was ready to abandon the classes.
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I must look as frazzled as I feel, because my boyfriend and our friend who came over sit me down and make ramen.
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Friday's outcome also comes a day after the surprise resignation of Economy Minister Akira Amari, which was the latest blow to frazzled markets.
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Frazzled Cafe is about people coming together to share their stories, calmly sitting together, stating their case and feeling validated as a result.
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Day one, on the morning of that first festival, it poured rain as frazzled volunteers scrambled to plug in speakers and build stages.
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Trains and buses heading into the city were packed with people, and the one available information desk was helmed by frazzled looking staff.
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His constituents, heat-frazzled and anxious about Mr. Trump's impending Supreme Court pick, criticized Mr. Schumer when he finally phoned into the venue.
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If I come home from work feeling frazzled, then I can set a time for 20 minutes and go hog-wild with worry.
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But maintaining a calm, orderly household is extremely difficult in a culture that provides families with little support, and so we feel frazzled.
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Pruitt didn't once raise his voice or appear to be frazzled by the round of at times rapid-fire questions thrown at him.
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The tricky part is striking the balance between teaching our kids these lessons and not turning into frazzled lunatics ourselves in the process.
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She looked visibly frazzled when she saw that she was running out of time — hey, shouldn't you be used to this by now, Stone?
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There are digital detox retreats: off-grid playgrounds where the habitually frazzled do downward dog in grassy fields and type letters on manual typewriters.
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Also, Will is missing and neither his frazzled single mom Joyce (Winona Ryder) or his older brother Jonathan know what to do about it.
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The atmosphere was brutal: screaming kids, frazzled unhelpful staff, and throngs of stressed-out parents dressed for winter in an over-heated department store.
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Already frazzled by the event's similarity to Violet's prediction, she gets in a car with Trey (Jordan Rodrigues), who happens to be driving by.
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Gremminger says the flight attendant who moved the dog seemed "frazzled" and claimed that she was unaware a live animal was in the carrier.
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Before I walk you through my frazzled nerves, let me be clear: if you've never played Persona before, you can hop into Persona 5.
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As for why the cold brew didn't leave me frazzled, the CBD might very well have countered the effect of the caffeine, he says.
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Meg, now a frazzled young mother, gets a gorgeous scene of near despair, movingly performed by Ms. Hamill with just the right comic touch.
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In addition to making me more useful in the kitchen, the Instant Pot also has a calming effect on my frazzled, tech-addicted brain.
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Disney can be a frenzied vacation spot focused on all things kids, and parents can return frazzled and in need of their own vacation.
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It was a Netflix comedy, a sweet Australian import called "The Letdown" about Audrey, a frazzled former speechwriter who joins a new mom's group.
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Because dealing with airlines can become so frustrating, a pack of third parties have emerged to solve almost every problem that befalls frazzled travelers.
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I remembered the frazzled feelings of those early years, when two young parents can barely make time for anything besides working and baby-ing.
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In the week after Donald Trump's election, Long Beach, California — one of the most racially diverse cities in the nation — seems frazzled almost beyond repair.
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Plus, it doesn't help frazzled Nest users trust Google when it can't be trusted to fully disclose the tech in its products to begin with.
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And the end of My Cousin Rachel reminded me that the frazzled, self-conscious anguish of an infatuated boy is endearing only because it's temporary.
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Today, we meet Phil Greenwood, landlord at The Seven Oaks—a Manchester pub that has become the go-to drinking destination for frazzled bar workers.
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Partanen, obviously, found something else, a land where even quite privileged professionals are frazzled and stressed out over things her Finnish friends barely think about.
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As far as he can see, no one is benefiting from the current system—neither the underpaid, underemployed subordinates, nor the frazzled, overworked top tier.
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Still, my inability to grow anything even remotely resembling a beard has left me in a mental state that can best be described as frazzled.
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Back out in the rain, a frazzled docent handed out maps, directing us to proceed around the block to the front door for part two.
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Not being able to find your keys first thing in the morning can lead to you feeling frazzled all day, and that's simply not ideal.
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I'm the person wearing sunglasses at the supermarket, and getting frazzled when you "pop by" unannounced, and not wearing underwear because it doesn't make sense.
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I'm slightly frazzled because I stayed out too late last night and I have to pack up my belongings and check out of my hotel room.
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So Lehmann and his colleagues dove into its archives, analyzing an enormous number of tweets to see if our collective attention spans have become more frazzled.
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Even if a device is permanently frazzled, you might be able to get your data off it—though you've already got backups in place, haven't you?
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Porter, who previously played Jason Street on Friday Night Lights, brings a frazzled goodness to George, and Kaitlyn Black is a straight-up revelation as AnnaBeth.
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Here was a chipper, neighborly young woman and cookbook author showing a frazzled nation how to find its way back to the simplicity of home cooking.
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Fresh from its decision to keep its head office in London, Europe's largest lender might have hoped full-year results would offer frazzled shareholders further reassurance.
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When given the chance, the frazzled surgeonfishes repeatedly sidled up to a realistic mechanical model of a cleaner-fish that was rigged to deliver gentle strokes.
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And if frazzled parents find themselves thinking of the Ramones' "I Wanna Be Sedated," they can opt for quieter activities like bilingual storytelling and children's yoga.
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NEXT STORY: Because dealing with airlines can become so frustrating, a pack of third parties have emerged to solve almost every problem that befalls frazzled travelers.
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A first date with me usually goes a little something like this: I show up late and frazzled, offer a bunch of apologies, and order a drink.
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Between cramming for work, gearing up to see the family, and possibly prepping to host a big dinner, the pre-holiday hustle leaves many of us frazzled.
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I feel it's important to point out that neither of these blasters are quiet toys, however, which could be problematic for office play, or already frazzled parents.
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Dealing with her son's conditions, her mother's failing health and the threat of possible homelessness leave Ms. Wise frazzled, but she masks her stress for Delquon's sake.
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Maybe it's smooth on top and frazzled and frizz-prone underneath; maybe it has natural waves in one spot but tends to fall totally flat in others.
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When we're not playing with style and color, it's all about making sure we're taking optimal care to keep our strands looking — and feeling — healthy, not frazzled.
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An unshakeable sense of alienation settled in me; I frazzled my scalp with relaxer, battled with my weight, and grew defensive at anyone who challenged my ethnicity.
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By the time she and other leaders had retired to a local restaurant for bhahpa pitha late Monday night, the mood was less frazzled and more focused.
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His balance between frazzled, erratic — indeed, unhinged — yet simultaneously charming and righteous is a nuance it's hard to imagine any other actor pulling off (sorry, Johnny Depp).
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She's frazzled by her "quirky" kindergartner, a child with implied special needs who regularly throws tantrums, and the pressure intensifies with the birth of her third child.
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The frazzled editing of Kim's arrival in Kabul as a naïf subsides early, replaced by a narrative glide that hints self-knowledge will emerge from the chaos.
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Pelton's mature style arrived after a series of efforts from the mid-1920s that read as mildly visionary Cubo-Futurist motifs — frazzled flowers and an incandescent fountain.
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Songs like the Weirdos' bruising "Solitary Confinement" and Noxeema's no less agitated "Don't Touch Me" hardly seemed designed to soothe the frazzled nerves of those self-isolating.
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Those soft and frazzled, almost buzzingly electric chords recall New Order's "Your Silent Face" a little, which only adds another layer of melancholy to the wistful record.
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He said trading in your car is an easier process, too, and can take a lot of the frazzled nerves (and haggling) out of the entire transaction.
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Needing to find work, she lasted three days as a frazzled housekeeper and, through a printer friend, was hired as a secretary at the Karl Nierendorf gallery.
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She said people were particularly frazzled because of contradictory messages from the authorities about whether they were supposed to huddle under a table or seek higher ground.
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Subscribers can choose robot personalities, such as Whiskey Jack, who is frequently distracted by a game he is watching on television, or Salty Sally, a frazzled mother.
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But instead of frazzled festivalgoers I meet well-informed activists with a central goal: to shut down the city until their demands on climate change are met.
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He stands in front of a dropped dumbbell, tongue hanging out and frazzled, one hand on a dialysis machine hooked into his arm, which is covered in incisions.
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So he tends to be more relaxed in the dream world, whereas he is a bit more frazzled and all over the place when he's in the lab.
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Booki Vivat will lead an interactive program based on her best-selling graphic-novel series, "Frazzled," in which her Asian-American protagonist, Abbi Wu, copes with middle school.
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Dr. Kornhaber sees the family as a pyramid, with layers of love and support underneath holding up the frazzled nuclear family, the one that's raising the next generation.
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She was frazzled as Mr. Ayers hurried her through security, texting with Ms. Baker's manager about the mere minutes they had before the musician was due on stage.
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The stories gently coax the reader, only to pummel their mind with unnerving concepts and scenarios, and spit them back out, frazzled and tumbling into the next one.
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"During this time, you're probably feeling frazzled and not sleeping enough, so taking care of your body holistically is essential for the health of your skin," she says.
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New York (CNN Business)Frazzled investors are rushing to buy gold and government bonds as fears of a global recession, sparked by a trade war, grow more real.
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The fact that it feels as if you're kind of stepping into the mind of a rather frazzled (but interesting and well-read) person is one of them.
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Without the jolly, kindhearted Tom, whom Nadine adored, as a buffer, she has no protection from her lonely, frazzled mother, Mona (Kyra Sedgwick), with whom she continually clashes.
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And yet Mr. Trump's approach possesses a powerful political logic: The frazzled, anxious working-class men and women who voted for him like Social Security, Medicare and defense.
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When Frances McDormand took the stage to accept her Academy Award for Best Actress for Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri at the 90th Oscars last night, she looked frazzled.
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At the frazzled conclusion of the seven-year Republican quest to repeal Obamacare, Senate leaders and President Trump are resorting to a simple message: You have to do it.
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It took us a long time to figure it out, and by that point we were too frazzled to start the sleuthing all over again in the second room.
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"People there couldn't handle their workload before the mass exodus that's left the comms shop a barren wasteland occupied by frazzled junior staffers," said a former White House official.
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I also didn't like working in an environment full of really stressed out and frazzled people and, of course, as a woman, you're vulnerable to discrimination in the workplace.
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I was too frazzled to come up with a passable lie, so I had to text him the truth: 'Sorry, I'm running late, I got stuck to my chair!
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It's enough to make a frazzled health care consumer in one of those feeble markets wish there were another option — perhaps even (dare one say it?) a public option.
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The two three-episode series are snapshots in the life of the title character, an emotionally frazzled young woman with a hair-trigger temper played by Alba Gaïa Bellugi.
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A team of counselors works around the clock, taking calls from frazzled students — one has gotten a disappointing grade on a midterm, another is having trouble with a roommate.
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Here, at least, Sierra has someone to confide in regarding her increasingly frazzled deception, in the form of a best pal played by RJ Cyler ("I'm Dying Up Here").
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At the insistence of either his alarmed parents or the frazzled Ms. Trogneux, Mr. Macron left to spend his senior year in Paris at the prestigious Lycée Henri-IV.
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Frazzled in her new position of vulnerability, Marya obeys Stephan's request that she accept an offer for free lodging in the apartment of a wealthy British couple, the Heidlers.
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Our attempts at recreating that image for the 'gram involve a beet-red face, frazzled hair, and an old T-shirt — all while we're still trying to catch our breath.
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At the Blue Lagoon, most visitors spent close to 30 minutes queuing to get in despite pre-booking tickets, while frazzled staff tried to process them as fast as possible.
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The trio's lurching, off-kilter noise rock and frazzled, sludgy riffs coalesce into a heavy, ugly, glorious mess of sound and skronk, like Acid Bath on a Jesus Lizard trip.
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She's going to be coming in late, she's going to be frazzled, she's going to come in with Snow White stickers and barf on her shoulders — which I have done.
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As the image in this GIF approaches, viewers with 20/20 vision will see an elegant portrait of Marilyn Monroe transform into Albert Einstein's frazzled mug before their very eyes.
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With his over 40 years of experience as a pastry chef and chocolatier and the patient and ever-encouraging instructing style we've all seen him use with frazzled Nailed It!
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Rapidly drawn, like a graffiti tag, with slashes for mouths and spirals for eyes, the frazzled faces are stacked like pictures in a yearbook, or perhaps men in a cellblock.
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They also discovered that narwhals went silent for about a day before acting normal, suggesting that tags that only last a few hours may only record sounds of frazzled narwhals.
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And for those die-hard metal brush users, you should "definitely look at your brush, and if the bristles are frazzled or frayed, you should probably get it replaced," he added.
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Great News found its voice and rhythm fairly quickly, thanks to Heelan's lead performance as a relatably frazzled young professional: in over her head but desperate to plunge in even deeper.
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And part of me wishes that it was less faithful, that Feist had even spun it into something as fried as her latest LP, Pleasure, with all of its frazzled anguish.
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I was running late and was frazzled when I finally arrived, but when I first saw her, she looked beautiful — just like her pictures — and she had such a warm smile.
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The colleague wondered whether a sugar cube loaded with carfentanil could be used effectively to immobilize monkeys who become frazzled when they were placed in a restraining cage before receiving injections.
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I've graduated to mostly meditating on my own, but when I'm feeling extra frazzled I still pop on my headphones for a guided session to give my buzzing mind a break.
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It makes you look frazzled, leadership development expert Jeff Black tells CNBC Make It. Instead of running around when you're stressed, use a calendar or notebook to clearly organize your priorities.
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I've graduated to mostly meditating on my own, but when I'm feeling extra frazzled I still pop on my headphones for a guided session to give my buzzing mind a break.
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Ryder plays the missing boy's frazzled mother, but it's his friends, a trio of nerds who are into The Hobbit and AV club, who take on the burden of tracking him down.
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Dorms are a very temporary space, where beer will be spilled, and bowls of ramen will be consumed, where frazzled all-nighters will be pulled and random hook-ups will be had.
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Exuding a sort of frazzled art teacher vibe, she held a silver pencil in her hand to punctuate her points as she explained how recent Massachusetts tax cuts disproportionately benefited the wealthy.
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During the entire first day, he says, he received only one official email, which read like "gibberish," from a frazzled Maersk staffer's Gmail account, offering no real explanation of the mounting crisis.
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But one British grocery store is hoping to change this by teaming up with comedian Ruby Wax to launch Frazzled Cafe, a safe space for people to discuss their mental well-being.
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In an effort to soothe frazzled investor nerves and temper some of the volatility seen in financial markets this year, banking analysts have issued an almost uniform response on the embattled sector.
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Frazzled at a gas station (across the street from those Persian rugs), I walked over to a stocky old biker who had a bushy white beard the envy of mall Santas everywhere.
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He said she was too frazzled to pull it together in time for Sunday's broadcast -- but AG called BS, saying Ken stifled her efforts to perform "7 Rings" ... so she said deuces.
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Every day, I drove my daughters across the Nile to their school, and this ordeal—the honking, the swerving, the scorched-earth parking—left me frazzled by eight o'clock in the morning.
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Even more depressing than Child Death's anxious atmospheres, "ain't worried about nothing," captures a frazzled headspace where you can only do the opposite of what the title suggests, just sit and sulk.
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The restaurant world is littered with DJs-turned-chefs, usually frazzled ravers keen to embark on an equally nocturnal, adrenaline-fueled career but with little in the way of actual culinary skill.
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It was easy to laugh — try listening to your frazzled mom shout "Alexa, repeat!" five times in a row and not laugh — but their commitment to the fast-paced game was impressive.
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"I know it's live TV — I'm sorry," a frazzled Adele told the audience near the beginning of her rendition of Mr. Michael's "Fastlove," which had been reimagined as a dirgelike orchestral ballad.
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Here, the danger isn't on the wing, but in the cabin -- and perhaps the head of a frazzled passenger (Adam Scott), who is convinced the plane he's aboard is going to crash.
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Though Tess will eventually come to her daughter's aid, and Del will return, Cora sees something in the 25 days she's without her family that leaves her even more frazzled than before.
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" Somewhat frazzled Hayhoe laughed off the comment saying that she didn't truly believe the Oscar winner to be unhinged, but President Obama stepped in to retorted wryly "I think you'll acknowledge he's crazy.
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I wonder if this zeitgeisty phenomenon — this attempt to define ourselves as the spent, frazzled generation — has become popular because white, upper-middle-class millennials aren't accustomed to being tired all the time?
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And to ensure robots' circuits don't get frazzled, Klaus McDonald-Maier at the University of Essex is developing electronics toughened against the effects of radiation, including circuits that automatically detect and correct errors.
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An extremely frazzled Abe and extremely hat-obsessed Midge, who knows no French much to her father's dismay, find Rose has successfully revived her pre-family life as a wine-swigging Parisian expat.
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One of Scorsese's most deft uses of rock music is Goodfellas' hedonistic cocaine sequence, a wired journey through Henry Hill's increasingly frazzled brain which does its best to make us feel the same.
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Restive Democratic activists were not happy; they poured out of a sweltering synagogue (there was no air-conditioning on a steamy summer evening) onto the streets of Park Slope, frazzled by the heat.
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Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent — designers, husbands and fathers to their daughter, Poppy — help frazzled homeowners, who have gone over budget and schedule while renovating their dwellings, put an end to their frustrations.
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Together, Dyson and the Terminator are responsible for giving birth to the future while Sarah, who manages to get in a few hits, has more or less been reduced to a frazzled bystander.
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The value is in how easy it is for a frazzled dad to do something good for himself while getting the kids ready for school, without having to prep ingredients and clean a juicer.
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Bleary-eyed and frazzled, I had the taxi drop me at one end of rue Jacob, intending to work my way to the other until I found a hotel that had a free room.
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The editorial meetings were intimidating at first, but I quickly became used to the through-the-looking-glass insanity of conferences where everything lived or died on the whim of a few frazzled editors.
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I crawled in facedown and Ms. Nuur stuck a few dozen acupuncture needles in me while we talked about my current state: I had twisted my wrist the day before and was overall frazzled.
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In the week after Donald J. Trump's victory in the presidential race, Headspace said it had experienced a 44 percent jump in its app's "SOS" meditation, a sort of panic button for the frazzled.
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The same goes for Hahn as Erica's overly permissive and frazzled mother, who admires her daughter's spunk while also feeling somewhat ashamed of her — honestly, I could watch a whole other movie about their relationship.
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Frazzled parents often have to rely on context clues to decipher whether or not their baby is uncomfortable in a particular onesie, or if they just don't like when you tune in to The Bachelor.
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I reach for it to record an interview, field a slack from my editor, or make plans with family—but succumbing to an Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook binge often leaves me feeling distracted and frazzled.
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Diane was said to radiate "aggressive vulnerability," and some people were worn down by posing for her, hour upon hour, until they were frazzled and frayed; only then would she get the shot she required.
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Yokoyama plays fair, rewarding our patience with an exceptionally clever and satisfying resolution of the case, and offering at least some provisional answers to the existential mysteries that have been nagging at his frazzled hero.
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Last year, while I was waiting in line at yet another grocery store, a frazzled young woman stood at the register ahead of me, trying to rectify her WIC checks with an indifferent and unhelpful cashier.
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Had he grabbed the third set a fightback might have been on the cards, although Chung, who frazzled fourth-seeded German wunderkind Alexander Zverev in five sets in the previous round, can apparently run all night.
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Instead of trying to fix the entire fractured and frazzled TV ecosystem problem, Samsung just cleverly put puzzle pieces that have been lying around for literally years into a picture that makes things better for consumers.
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"The value is in how easy it is for a frazzled dad to do something good for himself while getting the kids ready for school, without having to prep ingredients and clean a juicer," Dunn said.
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Frazzled Cafe meetings will be taking place in eleven M&S stores over the next few months, with three venues in London, in addition to Brighton, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Cambridge, Nottingham, Leeds, Newcastle, Canterbury and Norwich.
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In an inspired bit of political theater, Representative Ted Poe held up his smartphone and asked a frazzled Pichai if Google would know if he moved across the hearing room to speak with his Democratic colleagues.
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Even at the best of times — which, given City's success, is most of the time — he seems frazzled, but when things are not going well, when his lofty standards are not being met, everything speeds up.
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Evelyn Berezin, a computer pioneer who emancipated many a frazzled secretary from the shackles of the typewriter nearly a half-century ago by building and marketing the first computerized word processor, died on Saturday in Manhattan.
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"They are going to be fine with extra screen time over the next couple of weeks," Blowing up screen time limits may seem like the obvious choice for frazzled parents juggling their own remote work responsibilities.
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Had America's Sweetheart been left at the altar of her Friends finale, like a bizarro inversion of the first episode when she appears in Central Perk frazzled and soaking wet in her wedding dress and veil?!?!?!?!
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Being surrounded by people he had known for years seemed to boost Kjartansson's confidence; although his Palais de Tokyo show was opening in a few days, I never saw him looking frazzled or even minimally displeased.
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His drawings are laden with anxious energy, with vast networks of frazzled, repetitive lines, and the tunnel-like structures that appear in his work seem to lead one deeper and deeper into the artist's altered state.
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His words speak of the mysteries and potential of a late night and the music––spare and elegant; an immaculate, impenetrable surface––speaks of the frazzled sheen of those hours, the thrum of sex in the air.
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I truly wish I was being facetious about how overwhelming I found all of these tasks, but I dare you to try it out for yourself and not feel even slightly frazzled by the many random responsibilities.
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His gut tells him that his county, a sun-frazzled expanse of retirement villages and shopping centres around Phoenix, is safer when foreigners with no legal right to be in America are tracked down and locked up.
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Holmes's frazzled roots and bleached split ends have been the subject of much discussion ever since the Theranos founder saw her company implode, beginning with the damning reporting of Bad Blood author John Carreyrou in late 2015.
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The lobby downstairs was filled with frustrated business executives, frazzled families who had already been forced to evacuate earlier and more than a dozen F.B.I. agents who flew in from Virginia to help with the shooting investigation.
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Back story: Frazzled by sirens and never-ending construction on our Manhattan block, my husband and I traded our day jobs for self-employment and fell for a fixer-upper on the North Fork of Long Island.
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WEST HOLLYWOOD — Sitting on a sunny patio here in shorts and a T-shirt, friendly but frazzled after his days-old baby kept him up for much of the night, Chris O'Dowd is not an intimidating man.
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At the Mexican immigration offices, David was frazzled and desperate to reach Laura, who lives in the U.S., and was prepared to wire him money so he could get a bus ticket to a safer city nearby.
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If you run out of time to do a 45-minute workout at the gym without feeling frazzled and rushed, make a deal with yourself that you'll do a 15-minute ab routine in your living room instead.
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Fortified with that tale of someone else's woe, we boarded the flight to New York, joining other frazzled Americans, wiping down seat armrests with sanitizer and wondering if being home would really be any safer than staying away.
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Christopher McDonald is the secret MVP of Celtic Pride, as frazzled Utah Jazz coach [He Presumably Has A First Name] Kimball, while Bob Cousy has less to do here than he did in the American classic Blue Chips.
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The recent quakes rattled already frazzled nerves and transformed L'Aquila into "a desert island," her cousin and co-owner, Peppe Colaneri, said, and the meager earnings of the last two months have been laughable compared with their investment.
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I do not believe any other TV show of the 2010s has quite captured the peculiarly frazzled sense of living through the end times like Comedy Central's wackadoodle cringe comedy/reality show/bad idea generator Nathan for You.
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The film's trailer centers on McCarthy's character, a frazzled and fumbling hopeful, most predominantly, but writer-director Michon also gets some time to shine in a brief scene where her character is revealed to be a sex toy consultant.
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Instead, the writers came up with the ingenious idea of a Cylon attack arriving every 33 minutes, creating a bunch of frazzled, sleep-deprived humans on the run from an enemy who could exploit their every weakness and frailty.
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Its sleek, zany advertisements capture a certain millennial techie attitude, with eager, often frazzled 20-somethings asking the app to help them find them a place to milk goats or a list of places they can have afternoon tea.
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She is also a gregarious combination of entrepreneur, activist and frazzled parent on a book tour — the kind of person who always has yeast in her refrigerator, but doesn't stop long enough to consider that it might have died.
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Do that, and you'll find yourself amazed at how little effort it takes, really, to deliver terrific food to those around you, on a weeknight at that, at the top of the week, when everything's generally frazzled and tight.
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Beyond having the same storyline as A Christmas Carol, the film doesn't actually have any references to Christmas, but my brain was so frazzled by this point in the day that I didn't realize until the movie was over.
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The struggle to avoid running over spectators and cyclists (particularly the ill-advised ones who descend the mountain as hundreds of Tour cars, trucks and buses are going up) while driving the switchbacks of L'Alpe d'Huez left me frazzled.
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The Orange Is The New Black actress is so serene, in fact, she is completely nonplussed by a frazzled journalist showing up 15 minutes late to interview after she went to the wrong outpost of a trendy Brooklyn coffee franchise.
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Steinfeld's Nadine lost her father at a young age and has mostly been making life hell ever since for her frazzled mother (Kyra Sedgwick) and older brother (Blake Jenner), who is perfect and popular in a way Nadine finds utterly revolting.
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Huffman, who has been accused of paying $15,000 to have her daughter's SAT answers changed to get a better score, arrived at the U.S. Courthouse in Los Angeles with her hair pulled back into a frazzled, low ponytail with dark roots.
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When your nerves are already frazzled, it's no surprise that your office-mate's overly-loud breathing or the driver who drills his high beams into your retinas on a country road makes some guys channel their inner grumpy old man.
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If we're frazzled, or cold, or bitter, or anxious, it likely has something to do with the fact that we're called to be all things at all times, with 80% (or less!) of the pay and far less of the credit.
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His actual break time — the time he would have to himself, to eat a sandwich or make a phone call — was all but obliterated, and an Amtrak colleague has since described a collective sense that Bostian was "frazzled" on arrival.
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Add to that a flurry of UK data including forward-looking PMI's that give one of the best health checks of the economy and it might be frazzled sterling traders rather than the Westminster set that need the time off.
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She arrived frazzled—as one might be, flying across the world alone, with three small children, to an unknown place—and sought out comfort in a bowl of jok, a Thai rice porridge that's equally thick as it is comforting.
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A woman trying to sell crickets and worms on a crowded New York City subway car became frazzled by some teenagers and let the critters loose on riders, then urinated on herself, according to social media posts and news reports.
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Ariana Grande says the guy who runs the Grammys is a liar for claiming she was just too frazzled to pull it together and perform on Sunday night's show ... she says it all fell apart because he utterly disrespected her.
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Scrambling through a crowd of frazzled commuters at a Lower Manhattan train station on a recent Saturday, Romany Saad navigated his limited options for getting to work, hoping he would not be late for the second weekend in a row.
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In what might be welcome news for everyone exhausted from work and frazzled from kids, research suggests you don't have to get down every day to reap the rewards of sex, at least in terms of happiness and relationship closeness.
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Among the Poles who see it as a good step toward returning a frazzled and overworked society to a more a more traditional lifestyle is 76-year-old Barbara Olszewska, who did some last-minute shopping Saturday evening in Warsaw.
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Following the shooting, Reynolds immediately began live-streaming on Facebook, which sent the events viral across social media, where millions observed her surprisingly calm, respectful and compliant demeanor in stark contrast with that of Yanez, who appeared harried, frazzled and out of control.
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"Good Carma Studio always puts the pieces of the puzzle together, no matter how frazzled I can get," Davidson says, giving a special shout-out to the company's branding managers, who hand-delivered gift bags and goodies the morning of the party.
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LONDON, Feb 2 (Reuters) - Frazzled by rising U.S. Treasury yields, emerging stocks were on track for the first weekly loss since early December on Friday while currencies wobbled despite a frail dollar with South Africa's rand weakening 1 percent on political woes.
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But all I could think about while watching the Momsense tutorial video was a frazzled mom trying to calm a crying baby while scrambling in the dark to to find her Momsense sticker, sensor, earbuds, phone, burp cloth, breastfeeding pillow, and sanity.
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She gets the band back together from her old show, "FYI": Frank Fontana (Joe Regalbuto), the investigative reporter; Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford, her timing sharp as ever), a former ingénue now facing age discrimination herself; and the perennially frazzled Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud).
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Random House Children's Books (Middle grade; ages 8 to 12) Since the beginning of "once upon a time," adults have spent so many hours analyzing and worrying over fairy tales, it's a wonder most aren't worn down to a few frazzled golden threads.
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Meanwhile, with Mr. Trump upending seven decades of U.S. foreign policy, especially toward Europe, thinkers on both sides of the Atlantic are grappling with questions about America's role in the world, and what a frazzled Europe can and should do for itself.
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Gourmet Makes and Saffitz's frazzled state are particular favorites for meme fodder, and one of the top purveyors is Meme Appétit, run by two guys in the UK. Meme Appétit is an Instagram account dedicated to Bon Appétit memes that has 239,000 followers.
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The results are the first since Vishal Sikka quit as chief executive in August after a long row between the board and the company founders that frazzled investors and saw the return of Nandan Nilekani, a co-founder and a former CEO, as chairman.
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The actress is all of us at our most frazzled babysitting moments — as she rings up her random cool-teen pal (no context on how she knows the kid) to figure out how to go about back-to-school shopping for her nephew and niece.
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And it is, indeed, a uniform: For years, Holmes has sported a consistent look that involves frazzled blonde hair lightened from her natural mousy brown — possibly inspired by the fact that female politicians and executives are disproportionately light-haired — and, yes, a French manicure.
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As he shouts his way through "After the Garden is Gone", with lyrics that wonder how our lives will be different if war or other forces destroy all that is green, he sounds like a frazzled survivor from one of Margaret Atwood's post-apocalyptic novels.
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Maybe it was just the cartoon patches by the artist Magdalena Frimkess Suarez ($45 each, pin 'em on whatever!) of frazzled cats and screaming gents that hung on mannequins right about eye level, but I thought the shop seemed stranger than on previous visits.
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Fired up in the first Cup final game in Washington since 1998, the Capitals unloaded chance after chance on Fleury, who made 23 saves but couldn't backstop a frazzled, disjointed team that lost two games in a row for the first time in the playoffs.
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Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is among over a half-dozen airports in the United States that offer travelers frazzled by bottlenecks on security lines and cramped seating on planes (not to mention pressured airport employees) a bit of a respite in the form of music.
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" The best thing about the AMC show, our TV critic writes in his review, "is still its minimalism, its quiet spaces, its willingness to linger on details, like a frazzled prosecutor's struggle to get a bag of chips out of a courthouse vending machine.
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What's interesting ... Ariana had a big beef last year with the Grammys' longtime executive producer, Ken Ehrlich, who publicly made it seem like Ariana had backed out of last year's show because she was too frazzled and unorganized to pull it together on short notice.
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The Trump turnabout has set off a fervent search on both sides of the Atlantic for answers to hard questions about the global role of the United States, and what a frazzled Europe can and should do for itself, given a less reliable American partner.
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Beverly Fraser, a frazzled suburban mother, is preparing for her mother's birthday party, and she wants her house to be perfect for the occasion, but she is alternately helped and harried by her loving husband, her drama queen sister, and her unpredictable teenage daughter Keisha.
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Alba gave birth to her third child, son Hayes Alba Warren, on New Year's Eve, but it wasn't until yesterday that she decided to shed the post-pregnancy weight — as in, the kind you get when your long, frazzled hair is starting to bring you down.
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It cleanses effectively from root to tip and enlists coconut oil and coconut milk to hydrate parched strands from the inside out, while Paul Mitchell's Tea Tree Special Shampoo gently dislodges everything from product buildup to flakes, and leaves both scalp and strands feeling fresh, not frazzled.
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Waitressing is great life training - you learn to prioritize and manage your time, you learn to appear cool even if you are frazzled, you hone your memory skills and your sense of humor, and you learn to be brave and patient around grumpy customers and chefs.
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A frazzled stage manager opened the door, looked at us, then down at his clipboard, and said, "Your boss has been fired, we've replaced your role with a professional comedian and a troupe of cheerleaders, so that makes you ..." He stared at us silently for a moment.
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And while it's often tough for me to drag myself off of the couch when I'm snuggled up with a book or catching up on my shows, I do it because I know that a little advance effort literally makes my mornings better and less frazzled.
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In the pilot, Kristen, a frazzled mother of four, weighed down by student debt, her mountain-climber husband somewhat mysteriously abroad, takes a part-time gig with a priest-in-training, David (Mike Colter, who played Lemond Bishop on "The Good Wife"), who investigates possible demonic possessions.
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Whether your shoe collection rivals that of Imelda Marcos, or you merely have a couple of pairs of well-tended heels, keeping your footwear organized and properly stored not only keeps those shoes in good condition, it makes your life easier and just a bit less frazzled.
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So in Season 5, which begins Sunday on AMC, the best thing about "Better Call Saul" is still its minimalism, its quiet spaces, its willingness to linger on details, like a frazzled prosecutor's struggle to get a bag of chips out of a courthouse vending machine.
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It's tempting to glom on to certain too-perfect Trumpian parallels — like the arrival of treasured first daughter Svetlana, played by a frazzled Andrea Riseborough, and doofus son Vasily (Rupert Friend), or the way one character yells about a "false narrative" being used as a tool against someone.
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I forgot to take my smoothie out of the freezer last night to defrost in the fridge (now I've got a smoothie flavored icicle at work), and I woke up late, so I was running around totally frazzled this morning trying to make coffee and pack my lunch.
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It doesn't coat hair or leave it sticky; in fact, it does quite the opposite, absorbing oil at the roots with a strong dose of Dead Sea salt and refreshing my frazzled third-day lengths and ends with witch hazel, chamomile, and aloe vera, to soft, wavy, well-formed result.
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The German automaker offered a glimpse of its new mobile charging strategy last week, which envisions mobile charging units that can be delivered directly to electric cars in need of power, rather than frazzled EV owners having to use their last bit of juice to find the closest charging station.
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Here's how I saw it going: I pictured myself in a dressing gown, brushing my teeth and asking Jimi, Handel, Dr. Sam Beckett, and Nearly Headless Nick if they'd mind prizing open the crevices of my frazzled millennial brain, and then whisper the secrets of the creative spirit into it.
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And concurrently (and not coincidentally) we're seeing a turn inwards, to people being increasingly concerned about self-care and their mental health, spending more time at home, cooking, getting back to basics because they're frazzled and depleted by the stress induced by the news cycles of the last few years.
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Big bank earnings days can be a hectic and frazzled experience for analysts, who must interpret thick documents packed with financial arcana, juggle multiple conference calls with management teams, investor relations departments and clients, and meet hard deadlines to distribute a final take on whether stocks remain a buy, hold or sell.
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In "INDY," his first solo in nearly 10 years, Mr. Abraham circumnavigated the stage with a birdlike swoop; his glorious costume (by Karen Young) — a black tunic and pants, with the entire backside covered in fringe — revealed a person solid and strong when viewed from the front, but frazzled, even traumatized, from behind.
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Although electronic medical records hypothetically save time by allowing physicians access to all of a patient's data at once, studies have shown they decrease physician productivity, making more frazzled doctors glued to their computer screens, seemingly less interested in the person in front of them than the digitized avatar on the monitor.
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Back in 2011, when he first started popping up in the news, Chris Cox was a semi-itinerant chainsaw artist with a wild beard, a frazzled mop of graying hair, the build of an ogre, and the deep tan of someone who spent a great deal of time out in the sun.
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All that said, Mr Khan is also appealingly energetic and impatient to get on (he even talks too fast, skidding towards the end of his sentences like a frazzled commuter dashing for the last train) and a dynamic operator, as his unexpectedly successful campaigns for his party's nomination and then for City Hall have shown.
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The devil's chief opponents are a frazzled newspaper reporter, a former child evangelist now living under an alias, an ageless drug dealer, a homeless man and a 12-year-old girl (the reporter's niece), blind since the age of 5, who is learning to see again with the aid of a virtual-reality-like headset.
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Though Worldnet works with companies outside of fashion, one of the reasons it is a mainstay of clients including Chanel, Ralph Lauren and Condé Nast is because Rich and Mary understood the emotional pitch of the industry ("Everything's a drama," Mary said) and responded with a calm, solutions-oriented approach that soothed the frazzled.
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And before he could do that, he had to deal with all the problems created by Friday's loss, such as filling new holes in the roster, coming up with a plan for his depleted bullpen and trying not to get frazzled by the fact that the next game, on Saturday afternoon, was 12 hours away.
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I encountered wild-eyed and deeply scared grown-ups curled into a ball on the floor crying, manic hysterical screams from frazzled minds and one year a semi-naked guy came bursting through the hedge in the middle of the night, all bloody and scratched and drenched in fear, as I sat toasting marshmallows around the fire.
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The victory happened only after the Dodgers fought off the devastation of Sunday night's thrilling 21-236 loss in Game 21, survived a command performance from the Astros' Justin Verlander for much of Tuesday night, and got a return to form from their frazzled bullpen, which shut out the Astros over the final four and one-third innings.
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The post goes fully off the rails when Mr. Juice evokes the moving image of the juiceless masses, those who need Juicero to enhance their fractured modern lives:The value is in how easy it is for a frazzled dad to do something good for himself while getting the kids ready for school, without having to prep ingredients and clean a juicer.
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It wasn't easy, but we managed — and in the process we found highlighters that made our cheekbones look like they'd been hit with a lens flare, dry shampoos that made our grimy fifth-day hair look like sexy second-day texture, face masks that restored our frazzled skin to a clear, smooth, no-filter-necessary state, and concealers that covered it all up when all else failed.
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Some key Cabinet secretaries opposed him on core philosophical issues (see Defense Secretary James Mattis, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, and Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin.) Others had lethal ethical problems (EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt, Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price, and Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke.) Behind the scenes: Trump's frazzled transition team foisted the job of political vetting onto the Republican National Committee.
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" It's his most fully realized book, a frazzled picaresque about a young black man who, sensing he needs a gimmick to make it in the white world, employs an economy-size jar of hair relaxer ("the red, white, and gold label guarantees that the user can go deep-sea diving, emerge from the water, and shake his head triumphantly like any white boy") to achieve what he calls "the wig.
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The major players in this movie of intertwined story lines include Kate Hudson as a daughter and mom addicted to secrets; Jennifer Aniston as a frazzled divorced mom superirritated by her ex, played by Timothy Olyphant (who's clearly dying to star in a biopic of Billy Bob Thornton); Julia Roberts as a high-powered childless career woman; and Britt Robertson as a young single mom who's loath to marry her winsome British boyfriend because of her ambivalence about having been adopted.
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On my United flights to Wyoming, there was an unexplained delay, chirpy insistence that an obviously delayed flight would leave on time, a failure to explain how easy it was to make up time en route when so much padding is added to the actual flight time and, finally, the seeming foolishness of forcing frazzled people to stuff wheelie bags that will fit in the overhead bins (with room to spare) into a gate-side sizer (where they may not).
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