"Getting well known, there's a projection that happens," she said.
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It is another not to know your chances of getting well.
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They say in recovery that relapse is part of getting well.
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He is focused on getting well before thinking about his next big move.
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Laxcity made an amazing sample, and we're glad he's getting well-deserved recognition.
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Fleet Foxes's campaign for their third album, Crack-Up is getting well under way.
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Or you just want to vent about a problem without getting well-meaning advice!
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" But I'm really focused on getting well and just enjoying my life with Wendy."
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Sharing the odd thoughts and the shameful feelings allowed me to start getting well.
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It's not on the top list of priorities, when you're dealing with getting well.
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The question is, is anyone getting well and truly fucked by your weed habit?
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Getting her friendships back on track was just as important to Lovato as getting well.
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After all, this kind of relationship can make the difference between getting well and not.
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As streamers the world over continue social distancing, things are getting, well, a little boring.
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Once I figured out why I was doing that, that was the start of getting well.
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And in King Pewd's absence, things in his community subreddit, r/PewdiepieSubmissions, are getting, well, super weird.
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Superlative businesses and nation states with strong institutions provide a secure means of getting well-paid, satisfying work.
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" One afternoon, one of his interrogators appeared in his room and said, "'The doctors tell me you aren't getting well.
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When you or your loved one is sick and needs care, ideology is irrelevant; getting well is all that matters.
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Adam Sandler is getting well-deserved praise for his role in "Uncut Gems" but it's hardly his only strong dramatic performance.
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Peloton's 2019 holiday ad chronicled a thin woman's journey to getting, well, thinner — and was watched and ridiculed around the world.
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"People feel so much shame and I often say shame is the biggest obstacle to getting well and staying well," said Rosenberg.
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I'm getting well over 2 cents per point in value with this redemption, and earning 40,000 United miles will be a breeze.
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If you take up this sport, not only is the learning curve relatively short, you won't find your workout routine getting, well, routine.
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"This is the failed state hospital of ['Halloween's'] Michael Myers," in an era of awful conditions and no one getting well, Rondinone says.
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I suspect it has something to do with getting well-written insight into the humanity of people most of us experience only as icons.
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In September, Shayk and Campano were seen spending many outings together, even getting well acquainted with another female in Cooper's life, rescue dog Charlotte.
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After several months of getting well-acquainted with several bowls of peroxide, the business mogul might have reached her limit with the icy upkeep.
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We either really work at getting well, you know, and it's just about when you make that decision to do it… Time will tell.
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Spain's legal system may be entirely mucked up, but at least their tabloids seem like they're getting well-oiled—with this kind of fodder.
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Early diagnosis and avoidance of symptom triggers is essential to getting well — similar to when someone develops an allergy to a food or drug.
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All I know is that a horde of lawyers and investment bankers must be getting well paid right now to figure it all out.
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So Trump's team is getting well over $1 trillion per year in new money to play with by making up overly optimistic growth numbers.
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What's a little bit scarier is that the actual contribution, though, the number of posts that we're getting, well, it's about 15 percent are women.
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With all the negative press behind its handling of privacy, getting well-known backers is a de facto endorsement that lends it an air of credibility.
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When she arrived in Harrisburg, Kim says, officials took away her cell phone, telling her not to contact her family so she could focus on getting well.
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California teachers who are forced to take an extended sick leave have to worry about getting well and footing the bill for a substitute teacher to replace them.
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According to the Kaiser Family Foundation, the percentage of children getting well-child checkups is in the mid-85033 percent range for those with public and employer-sponsored insurance.
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Anyway, check out what Lina has to say here -- she strongly implies Aaron's fans are actually his enablers, and that he's listening to the wrong people in getting well.
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Ryan Bassil Uli K sounds a bit like Yung Lean if he'd moved to London, started getting well into reggaeton and club rap, and got hella melodic in the process.
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She's committed to getting well by Halverson's hand, without Harry — even though, she tells her mother, the goal is to get better so she can be with her one true love.
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It helped him, though, to be away from phones and screens and everyday worries, to be forced to live in the moment, out in nature, and concentrate only on getting well.
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English electronic duo, The Chemical Brothers, returned with their first album in half a decade last year, entitled Born in the Echoes, and they're still getting well-deserved mileage out of it.
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But as Sullivan is obviously picking and choosing his clients — and, in Weinstein's case, getting well paid for his time — it doesn't seem unreasonable to draw some inferences based on his choices.
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It's a deeply bizarre image, but it also shows just how completely Eli has to collapse before she can escape her own cynicism and completely surrender herself in the name of getting well.
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So Peter's view on Trump ... He was interested in lack of regulation, like the FDA getting ... Well, I think some of that area is very much ... Trump's been actually good at some of that.
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It is another not to know your chances of getting well, and to know that calculating those chances depended on how many others were sick, and to know that no one knew that, either.
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Also, if a runner tends to strike on their heels, getting well supported shoes can be helpful, as opposed to minimalist running shoes, which work best in runners who tend to run on their toes.
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Of course, the textual GPS at the gallery door no doubt saved me a lot of time and wrong turns, but then getting well and truly lost is part of the pleasure of looking at art.
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She stopped a lot of things that were bad for her health, and she really devoted that time to getting well and working on herself and her music and being a mom and being a wife.
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Margot Robbie is already getting well-deserved awards season buzz for her portrayal of Tonya Harding, but I, Tonya belongs to Allison Janney, who plays Harding's chain-smoking, foul-mouthed, abusive, fur coat–clad mother, LaVona Golden.
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Showtime hasn't been willing to show much of the next Twin Peaks, but there's now only a week to go before it premieres and we're finally getting... well, at least a brief look at its characters and locations.
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There was this LA Times story that was going around and people were... was getting well and truly ratioed on Twitter, as the expression goes, and the story was 'why claims against Asia Argento don't invalidate the #MeToo movement.
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If I have zero comfort meds, and the day is over, and I know for a fact there is no way of me copping or getting well at all, I will take anywhere from like 12 to 20 milligrams.
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Trump getting well ahead of that part of the story would have made him look bad had the facts come out differently, but he saw it as a good bet to seem much more realistic and even forceful in a crisis.
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As a result, nearly one in four workers in the U.S. today must make the choice between getting well or getting paid when they fall ill, and those workers are disproportionately employed in occupations that require significant contact with the public.
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I know the business backward and forwards and I have, you know, very granular knowledge of the business and very kind of big daydreams about where the business is going, and I think I'm getting well equipped to run this particular company, but.
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And the fact that having a serious and significant injury and that everything has kind of gone best case scenario, as far as him rehabbing and getting well and being able to be in this position to return now, is exciting for all of us.
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"I know a few things to be true: Miracles are real, Recovery is possible for everyone no matter how far gone you think you are, We are never too broken to be put back together" Prior to getting well, a then-28-year-old Strauss appeared on The Dr. Phil Show, where her battle with "substance abuse and addiciton" led to a hometown intervention.
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20, p. 197 > What are the worst things in this world? There are three. The soul of a > sinner after death, the demons coming into his path, and not getting well > rid of them for eternity.
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I find that Jesus is with me in the heartache holding onto me and leading through the tough times. Everything sad is being undone. But it's going to take a little time. Getting well is a messy business.
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Their historical traditional occupation of cotton carding was affected by industrialisation, therefore many adopted manufacturing. They are successful businessmen. This community are no longer as cotton carder and cotton industrialists. They entered in different different sectors and getting well educations.
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But suddenly things began to change as Sumon was getting well. Aurthohin performed with the same line up until 2006. Ibrahim Ahmed Kamal of Warfaze joined as a guest guitarist. After doing a few gigs Sumon offered him a permanent place which he accepted.
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He studied Buddhist literature at famous monasteries in Monywa, Chaung-U, Pakokku and Mandalay Townships for 14 years. He picked up tuberculosis pursuing education in Maha Visutarama Monastery in Pakokku. He received treatment at Pakokku Hospital and Mandalay Hospital. However, he was not getting well.
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Mitchell realizes that Lily was desensitized because Cameron cries too frequently. They decide to talk to Lily and during their discussion it is proven that Lily has feelings and gets upset with the thought that her daddies might get sick but not getting well.
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She > wasn't thinking about getting well. She wasn't thinking about coming to > terms with her own mortality. She had been diagnosed just as she was > transitioning between jobs. And she wasn't sure whether insurance was going > to cover the medical expenses because they might consider this a preexisting > condition.
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One of the books that influenced him most was Martin Eden by Jack London, in which a self-educated sailor dreams of becoming a writer. He also read The Book of Knowledge in its entirety. After getting well Petrakis returned to Englewood High School, on Chicago's Southwest Side. He excelled at military exercises, but started playing hooky from school.
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Dante is then captured and sent to prison after he was caught trying to escape from the hospital. Allison asks Casey if he will ever be able to be friends with her and trust her again and he says he does not know. Meanwhile, Chris returns from Africa about becoming ill and getting well. Katie sees this as an opportunity to set Ali and Chris up again.
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Simonton was the author of the book Getting Well Again (1992). He claimed that cancer can be treated by relaxation and visualization techniques and that patients were healed using his methods. However, an investigation into five of his most impressive cases discovered that some of his patients had undergone standard treatment or probably did not have cancer to begin with.Friedlander, Edward R. Mental Imagery.
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Karna exemplifies a personality that does not "discard identity after identity, but rather one who thrives by accepting and steadfastly hanging on to a meaningful identity". A more modern era example of Karna-like human behavior was in Mahatma Gandhi, who "after getting well- educated in a British law school and gaining international experience", steadfastly felt more empowered to embrace his heritage and culture rather than abandon or transcend it.
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According to The Quietus, "A bouncy indie-rock rhythm and chicken-scratch guitar propels a buoyant Frank, as he takes to the road in the hope of getting well and truly lost in sunny California. Flowing atop a narcotic bass melody and a trio of harmonising vocalists, the choruses eventually pan back for a coda of whistling synths and ELO-esque keys."Calvert, John (July 3, 2012). The Future's Bright: Frank Ocean's Channel Orange Track-by-Track.
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She had a large consulting practice, extending to most of the towns in the State. Her book on home treatment for invalids, Talks to my Patients: hints on getting well and keeping well (New York, 1870) run into eighth edition. After her graduation in medicine, she gave lectures on physiology and hygiene to women, assisted by the best models and charts to be had at the time. She held bible and prayer classes every Saturday for twenty-five years.
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Overall this region of the U.S gets much colder than Western Europe with temperatures getting well below 0 °C by the second week of December, but the conditions are ideal for natural freeze distillation. Experimental varietals using ingredients like ginger and spice are also bottled, as is a variety consistent with the original brewing method native to the region in which, after an initial fermentation, sugar and raisins is added to the brew and the liquid is again fermented, boosting the alcoholic content up to 13%.
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Van Gogh used nature for inspiration, preferring that to abstract studies from imagination. He wrote that rather than making abstract studies: "I am getting well acquainted with nature. I exaggerate, sometime I make change in motif; but for all that, I do not invent the whole picture; on the contrary, I find it already in nature, only it must be disentangled." The close association of peasants and the cycles of nature particularly interested Van Gogh, such as the sowing of seeds, harvest and sheaves of wheat in the fields.
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After getting well known in the New York theatrical circuit, Foster moved to Chicago, where he found Robert Mott's Pekin Theater. The theater had originally been a music hall but was converted to a theater in 1904, and was known for its stock of famous writers, actors, and musicians. Foster worked for the Pekin Theater as both trusted adviser and business manager, making a point to book black vaudeville acts. Continuing his efforts to further the success of black performers, in 1909, Foster became secretary to the Goats, a group created to assist performers who were living in squalor or suffering from illness.
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For Berne, "a winner is defined as a person who fulfills his contract with the world and with himself", and the object of psychotherapy was to "break up scripts and make losers into non-winners ('Making progress') and non-winners into winners ('Getting well', 'Flipping in', and 'Seeing the light')".Berne, Sex p. 147-8 In the first flush of enthusiasm for script analysis, proponents would proudly proclaim that "my experience is that most people with a loser's script can change this to a winner's script during the process of therapy".Richard G. Abell, Own Your Own Life (1977) p.
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Clinically, it may be difficult to engage an individual experiencing avolition in active participation of psychotherapy. Patients are also faced with the stresses of coping with and accepting a mental illness and the stigma that often accompanies such a diagnosis and its symptoms. Regarding schizophrenia, the American Psychiatric Association reported in 2013 that there currently are "no treatments with proven efficacy for primary negative symptoms" (such as avolition). Together with schizophrenia's chronic nature, such facts added to the outlook of never getting well, might further implicate feelings of hopelessness and similar in patients as well as their friends and family.
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The A.V. Club's Nathan Rabin enjoyed Elizabeth Banks' appearance, writing that she played her character "perfectly" and hoped she returned to the series. Rabin was "delighted" to see the show "get back some of its blinding speed", regarding some episodes of the show's fourth season not getting well-received reception, as it was Jack and Avery's courtship here that "was a refreshing reminder of just how fucking sharp 30 Rock can be." Sean Gandert of Paste was appreciative towards Banks' role, noted that Jon Bon Jovi's appearance was "completely unnecessary but pretty awesome nonetheless", and concluded that Liz and Jack's plotlines were "particularly strong" and that despite not anything "new" occurring here "it was largely just some fun, top-form 30 Rock." Meredith Blake, a contributor of the Los Angeles Times, opined that the three plots featured were "equally strong", and added that Jenna's stalker plot "could easily have fallen flat" but it turned out to be very funny.
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