A lot of it is going with my gut feeling.
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I had a gut feeling that something just wasn't right.
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Publishing no longer is based on gut feeling or emotion.
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A gut feeling that I wasn't in the right place.
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Go with your gut feeling and you should follow up.
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But two more incidents cemented her gut feeling, she said.
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So I quit reading and followed my gut feeling instead.
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A gut feeling is an important overlay on it (ph).
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I think your first gut feeling is the correct feeling.
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It was an instinctual gut feeling, and I'm excited about it.
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Schorling believes he may have "a good gut feeling for people".
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I saw designers around the world expressing that bad gut feeling.
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And we did all of that by following our gut feeling.
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"[But] nothing is more important than that gut feeling," she said.
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I wish I could say that my own gut feeling supported it.
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My gut feeling tells me these are going to sell out fast.
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And when making decisions in the moment, gut feeling often wins out.
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" Cavallari attributes the decision to a gut feeling that "something wasn't right.
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" A gut feeling, Dr. Gigerenzer says, is "a judgment that is fast.
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I personally -- my gut feeling is, he might not go four years.
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Everything has its place but it comes from an instinctual gut feeling.
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My gut feeling is that there are two critical periods for Christmas.
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It's scary, but trust in your gut feeling and in your heart.
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"My gut feeling is that our quarantine is going to be lengthened."
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Still, there's that gut feeling many of us know all too well.
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The gut feeling I have is that we will get new elites.
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His gut feeling about the pressures on America's police officers therefore has value.
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Brown had a similar gut feeling after his first time reading the pilot.
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It just comes down to a gut feeling and a lot of luck.
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He says he often has a gut feeling about what's going to work.
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I have a gut feeling the Regina people are coming and that's good.
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"There was definitely just some gut feeling that I wasn't ready," Vollmer said.
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It is my gut feeling that this is the right thing to do.
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There are two general ways to make assessments: data and your gut feeling.
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"I had a gut feeling: just record it, just record it," she said.
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I just get an immediate gut feeling that's a yes or a no.
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"I had a gut feeling: just record it, just record it," said Garcia.
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Trust your deep instincts—you might find that your gut feeling was right!
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I never leave anything up to a gut feeling, it's all about my calculations.
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Once "gut-feeling" is put aside, the focus automatically shifts to numbers and performance.
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My gut feeling that filing taxes wasn't too complicated was, on some level, correct.
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But this one, I just have a gut feeling — something is going to change.
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So we are also going to improve our imaginations and our feelings, gut feeling.
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"I just had a gut feeling that something was going to happen," he said.
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Gut feeling is the best indicator because then you can't blame it on anyone.
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When he has a gut feeling about something, he usually ends up being right.
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This is all very interesting and you asked earlier about what my gut feeling is.
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Intuition is a gut feeling, a way we reach decisions without conscious reasoning, Huettel said.
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But ultimately, you also have to rely on a gut feeling if something is good.
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So, while Webber's initial gut feeling turned out to be wrong, the second was right.
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Natalie and Paulie pull second and decide to go with Paulie's gut feeling this time.
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OVERALL: It tasted better than it looked, but I couldn't shake a bad gut feeling.
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People with brain damage can barely make decisions, lacking a "gut feeling" for what's right.
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My gut feeling is that it's going to go down like a house of cards.
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" And yet, he said, "My gut feeling is that it was caused by the water.
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"I just had a gut feeling it wasn't a job I wanted to do," Wolf said.
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It's a gut feeling, and you know right away if the song matters or it doesn't.
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My gut feeling would be that we are what we are, and we always have been.
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They feel a vibration in their hands, but for others, it's more of a gut feeling.
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They fall based on a gut feeling, a core attraction of minds, bodies, and souls combined.
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"I had a gut feeling of something really bad going on," he said in court Tuesday.
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He says he is not a "cool" or "modern" manager; his gut feeling guides most decisions.
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"In my gut feeling, in my opinion, we need a safety net to leave," he said.
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Be sure to trust whatever gut feeling you woke up with this morning concerning you career.
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And a lot of it is just a gut feeling that tells you they'll get along.
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"It's one of those things where I go with instinct, my gut feeling," Baffert told reporters.
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But as soon as I heard the sound, I had this gut feeling: Something isn't right.
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But highly employable people never underestimate the power of their gut feeling — it's an extra edge.
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I've been listening to "Gut Feeling" by the British R&B singer Ella Mai on repeat.
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My reticence comes with a gut feeling that honesty may spell the end of your relationship.
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" What especially enraged Jamie ... that Elia says he came to the conclusion on a "gut feeling.
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I just got that gut feeling that it was right for me to stay, as well.
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"I just had a gut feeling it wasn't a job I wanted to do," Wolf told CNN.
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Ousting Mr Trump on the gut feeling that he might be mentally unstable smacks of a coup.
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The flight attendants just had a gut feeling that something wasn't quite right, Hawaii News Now reported.
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However, warning signs of an affair aren't always overt, so it's more or less a gut feeling.
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My sister's allergic to seafood, too, and I had this gut feeling that I shouldn't eat it.
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What may feel like a primitive intuition, a gut feeling, is made possible by those previous simulations.
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He's got a gut feeling it feels like we're overvalued, and that something could happen, as well.
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I went into this date hoping to get the same gut feeling that guided me the last time.
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Would a quant strategy replace "gut-feeling" and become the norm for venture industry in the foreseeable future?
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They did away with "gut feeling" decisions and instead promoted on the basis of quantifiable experience and skills.
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Without even knowing about Sam Vimes, I had this gut feeling that I should buy the Moonstone pants.
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Other doubts were vaguer: a funny gut feeling, and a sense that he knew better than a machine.
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His approach, based on bespoke research, gut feeling and a taste for going against the grain, divided opinion.
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For me it's a gut feeling and intuition, and I've seen some male directors view emotion more mechanically.
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Thankfully, intuition is something that we can turn up by following these tips: What is your gut feeling?
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But the former Sister, Sister star had a gut feeling that something else was happening to her body.
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So, if you get a gut feeling that you're not being treated the right way, listen to it.
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Less brain means less of that signaling people describe as a "gut feeling" that something may be amiss.
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"Just a gut feeling I had," said Falcons coach Dan Quinn of the decision to go for it.
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For some reason, I had a gut feeling he was going to do it and he didn't disappoint.
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So the six people I personally met, my gut feeling tells me that they all truly believe this.
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If your gut feeling is bad about someone the first time you meet them, pay attention to that.
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At least have some solid or a reliable gut feeling before you tell your friend to dump them.
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A lot of things we used to do on gut feeling: 'I can't put my finger on it.
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" He called it a gut feeling and said he didn't know what might've driven his boy "over the edge.
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When someone presented an idea, the entire team evaluated it on relevance, clarity, and most of all, gut feeling.
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"When you came to [court], you might have had a gut feeling that Harvey Weinstein was guilty," Rotunno said.
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But it's hard to face the facts — especially the aforementioned — and the gut feeling that things are getting worse.
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But Slice Intelligence principal analyst Ken Cassar said his "gut" feeling behind Target's outperformance was its free shipping offer.
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"I try to change it up and go on my gut feeling," she says about her sense of style.
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"I've been in Dota for so long that a lot of it is based on gut feeling," Loda said.
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The performance was very memorable, but what was most vivid was the gut feeling that the music gave me.
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When pressed on the Easter timeline, Trump suggested it was based on a gut feeling, not on hard data.
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"I have a gut feeling that physically she's going to be fine," he declared to Czynski of the baby.
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"The uncertainty and the unpleasant gut feeling will continue," Carsten Brzeski of ING Diba wrote in a research note.
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Especially because there's always the temptation to bet against the figures and statistics and to go with your gut feeling.
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"It is my gut feeling from my talks with colleagues that I am not alone in my viewpoint," Rasmussen said.
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"I just went with my gut feeling," Gonzalez tells PeopleStyle of the inspiration behind the actress' makeup for the evening.
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And I just had a gut feeling about who would be right for us at specific points in our life.
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But if you're relying on your gut feeling to understand the science of climate change, well, you're doing it wrong.
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I won't know until I get Samsung's new phones in for a full review, but my gut feeling is yes.
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"This whole engagement thing may be abrupt, but I get the gut feeling and go with that choice," she said.
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My disillusionment started with the second Iraq war because I had a gut feeling that it was based on lies.
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"You have to go with your gut feeling" on when to intensify or ease the horses' training workloads, Baffert said.
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Mr. Son has mistaken luck in venture investing for the ability to responsibly allocate billions based on a gut feeling.
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Too often, our sense of whether our salary is good or bad is based on gut feeling and anecdotal evidence.
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Violet Honey said she has a gut feeling things will be fine but leaves the evacuation decision to her husband.
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People can go with their gut feeling because they are distracted or preoccupied or don't have time to look into everything.
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So many VC deals are more about gut feeling than anything else, with investors turning down the vast majority of opportunities.
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That's just my gut feeling, but please do let me know if he is actually one person with one specific identity.
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With the rise of big data, every organization wants to make decisions based on metrics and facts rather than gut feeling.
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Raison said if he's honest with himself, his gut feeling is that the conscious experience of the trip is a factor.
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I've got to stick with my gut feeling and do what I think is best for that player and the team.
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He follows his gut feeling about what he thinks has quality, and he's convinced there will be a market for it.
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He said that while his "gut feeling" was that he should protect his house, he decided it wasn't worth the risk.
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The decision to enter the four Southeast Asia markets was based on demographic research, marketing data and "gut-feeling," Hau said.
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My gut feeling is they'll end up like the original Spectacles: cool for the first few days and then forgotten after that.
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I don't know if this is the truth or not, but my gut feeling is that he wanted to be playful again.
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For some reason, I have a gut feeling that a gonorrhea vaccine is something that even antivaxxers would have an interest in.
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He added the prognostication was based on a 'gut feeling' rather than the scientific methods he employed in predicting Trump's election victory.
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Try out the illusions yourself here: Your weekly science and health reading list How much of a doctor's diagnosis is gut feeling?
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A Bloomberg report about it is getting a lot of attention, but this is the gut feeling of one Wall Street firm.
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Brokers offer cash ISAs too, but I've a gut feeling that equities might just outperform that asset class over the longer term.
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It's become much more emotive, and much more based on gut feeling and identity, partly because there are so many divided opinions.
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Part of me feels like I just got lucky, while the other part thinks perhaps a gut feeling somehow went into it.
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"Frankly I have a gut feeling it is and was 220006% personal," Stoker wrote in the correspondence reported on by E&E News.
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The keys for success, according to Cazin are to sell your story, stay true to your passion and go with the gut feeling.
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"Frankly I have a gut feeling it is and was 100% personal," Stoker wrote in the correspondence reported on by E&E News.
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Similarly, Hoskins advocates for speaking up in the moment if you ever get a gut feeling that you might've accidentally crossed a line.
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His feelings about the failure of America's trade regime (see article) show how opportunism and gut feeling tend to guide Mr Trump's thinking.
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The owner of Charm City Cakes first popped the question in April 2018 on a whim after having a gut feeling about Colbry.
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Today, Andrea Staffeld talks about the gut feeling she had that something wasn't right, that there was something about Mitchell she didn't trust.
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As armchair psychologists, we have the gut feeling that with enough information and psychological savvy, we can figure out what makes Trump tick.
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The current technology-propelled economy and markets don't have as much regard for a banker's "educated gut feeling" for the right offering price.
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So it's not based on gut feeling or the weather or if it's a Tuesday instead of a Wednesday, you can't do that.
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All of us are trying to figure it out, and right now we're all just kind of going off of a gut feeling.
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You've got a bad gut feeling If you feel like your boss doesn't like you, then it could just be in your head.
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I was totally in the moment and this gut feeling came up and coerced me to ask him to marry me and I did.
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Racism, like anger or empathy, is a gut feeling; it might be motivating, but that kind of thinking ultimately does more harm than good.
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After putting together a pilot episode for a journalism course, she came away with a gut feeling that she had to keep it going.
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Dargie says his gut feeling is that Fonseca's seed fly will weather the arrival of a golf course better than some other species here.
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As attracted to her as I was, I needed more than just that gut feeling to be able to take her to a hometown.
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Both Kent and Ron got the gut feeling that they were summoned there not to have their questions answered but as a fishing expedition.
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Journalists didn't question the polling data when it confirmed their gut feeling that Mr. Trump could never in a million years pull it off.
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In response to Maffi's larger gut feeling, Terralingua also made maps that showed the overlap of biodiversity and linguistic diversity and compared the losses.
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Many have come to Trump out of a gut feeling that this is a guy who knows their pain, even if he really doesn't.
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There are so many areas in the guidelines that require you to interpret and use your gut feeling to decide about what you see.
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Nadia says that although she didn't feel courageous in the moment, her gut feeling was telling her it was the right thing to do.
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"My gut feeling is, no, you don't move it," said the musher Brent Sass, an Iditarod veteran who recently won his second Yukon Quest.
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Virtual landscapes, virtual objects, and virtual characters seem to be there—a perception that is not so much a visual illusion as a gut feeling.
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Many said they were not sure if a link existed, but the ones who did believe in it cited a gut feeling on the issue.
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CUSTOMER LOYALTY "She had the gut feeling, so us amplifying that would help her to take the right decision and overrule the buyers," he said.
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I could not find anything on the story outside of local papers, and I had a gut feeling that I needed to write about it.
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"If there's maybe one surprise that could upset the polls today, my gut feeling is that it could be coming from Fillon," Dauba-Pantanacce said.
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You had a bad gut feeling Psychologist Amy Cooper Hakim, an expert on employer-employee relationships, encourages professionals to pay attention to their innate reaction.
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"I just had a gut feeling something bad was about to happen," Zehara, a Los Angeles-based fitness trainer and aspiring actor, told NBC News.
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"If it wasn't for the marijuana stuff, my gut [feeling] is that he'd be a superstar today either in Japan or in WWE," Meltzer says.
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" As Nichols writes, "Trump and his enablers have accomplished something even more dangerous than trying to run a government on gut feeling and conspiracy theories.
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"When I was younger I had a gut feeling that I was going to use my personality in some way, but I didn't know how."
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It wasn't always right 100 percent of the time, but there was usually a reason why I got that gut feeling about a person or situation.
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It was kind of a gut feeling that it wasn't exactly what I was doing with Rimbaudian, which was my only other alias at the time.
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Schnatter once again said he had a "gut feeling" the company was actively trying to push him out and that the board breached its fiduciary duties.
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" And when it comes to the sex of their little one, Lowe admits he "originally had a gut feeling it was going to be a boy.
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"I was able to tune into that gut feeling with a much longer period of concentration, and I was almost listening to my subconscious," he recalls.
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"If it's so bad that you have to ask, go with your gut feeling that it's probably not a salon you should stay at," she said.
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"You go down your bench and you look at who is next ... and at one point you have to go with your gut feeling," Julien said.
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"Respectfully differing with @BarackObama so out on a limb here, but I have a gut feeling my @TAMU @aggiembk #Aggies are going the distance," Bush tweeted.
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Ferriss's podcast, "The Tim Ferriss Show," which now boasts over 200 million downloads according to his website, started as a gut feeling to do something different.
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And if you're suspicious that your partner's having an emotional affair, take note of any differences in their sexual interest and pay attention to your gut feeling.
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But he clarified that after Amazon has all the data to back up its options, in the end the decision will come down to a gut feeling.
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So my gut feeling was that I take the risk now to go out and get shot or I die from choking on the fire or burning.
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Even though my personal account didn't get much traction, I had a gut feeling that there was a market out there for people who would enjoy this.
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And, most resoundingly, they also made it clear that everyone, spiritual or not, does have a sense of intuition that they can hone beyond that gut feeling.
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Fujibayashi: That part is based on some of the feedback from the testing, as well as the gut feeling of the leads on the team, including myself.
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"We will monitor this over time, but believe this adoption appears relatively strong — though this is just a gut feeling," RBC's analysts, led by Mark Mahaney, wrote.
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There were obviously concerns being raised and not properly investigated, with people going on a gut feeling of: 'Well, he's a nice bloke, he wouldn't do that.
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Comey said Thursday that he began documenting his conversations with the president because he had a "gut feeling" Trump might lie about the nature of those meetings.
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Sometimes, your company might say they will become more profitable, but you still have a "gut feeling" that the firm might make further cuts down the line.
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"My gut feeling is that the painting was hanging in a hallway of a country house for hundreds of years and people just neglected it," he said.
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There can be a sense of unease in a new place that's hard to put into words: a gut feeling that the city isn't a good fit.
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My answer was and is no – that such concerns didn't reflect a level of insight deeper than the models, but rather a gut feeling insufficiently disciplined by models.
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My gut feeling is that many of these could end up being wall pieces or permanent roof rack accessories rather than shredding up the ocean — but who knows.
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After only 10 days in his position, Scaramucci had a gut feeling his time was coming to an end because his White House-encrypted cell phone was disconnected.
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It also confirmed a gut feeling: that something was amiss about the story the Ohio-based adoption agency had told Jessica and her husband, Adam, about Mata's background.
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They target the vulnerable with lovebombingExperienced daters are usually savvy enough to recognize softboi prose as a red flag, but others mistake their uneasy gut feeling as intrigue.
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Intuition can be described as a "hunch" or a trusted gut feeling, which many famous entrepreneurs have used to their advantage, according to the Myers-Briggs personality test.
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One of the primary reasons that some people are more intuitive than others is that they actually listen to their gut feeling instead of dismissing or doubting it.
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His logic tries to defy his gut feeling, but he falls further into the belief that something has gone horribly wrong outside, and it's coming for him next.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO The English R&B singer Ella Mai specializes in slow, swaying, ambivalent love songs like "Gut Feeling," from her self-titled debut album released on Friday.
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The other 20103 percent I know exactly how to play it and how to help the audience have that initial gut feeling I had when I read it.
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"I&aposm not sure he has any specific knowledge, but the gut feeling is that it will come over there tomorrow and set up for a Monday start."
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When she got the call that her son had gone missing, she said she had a "gut feeling" he was in the water and hadn't gotten lost on land.
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With our little ones getting bigger, we had this gut feeling that it was time to step back and focus on them and our businesses here in Waco, Texas.
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Some of them get purely philosophical, some of them could be pencil and paper, some of them are just internal gut feeling that cannot even be put on paper.
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One recipient, who asked not to be named, said he communicated with Tribble about obtaining 53 Met Ball tickets but stopped short of paying because of a gut feeling.
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An observant UPS driver from North Carolina is being credited with saving an elderly customer's life last week after a "gut feeling" compelled him to enter the man's house.
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He compiles nine different sets of power rankings, using both algorithms and gut feeling, and he reads and re-reads the proofs of nearly every page in the magazine.
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For instance, you may have the gut feeling that you need to start a business, but you're still going to need to think about your industry, audience, marketing, etc.
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My gut feeling, though, is that many have a visceral mistrust of U.S. President Barack Obama, especially after he focused his energy on a deal with Iran, Israel's archenemy.
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"It doesn't follow that because you have doubts, or because something is tempered by a gut feeling, that you cannot make those distinctions as clear as possible," he said.
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Nevertheless, Hawkins quickly became a leading suspect after police spoke with the victim's girlfriend, who told police she "had a gut feeling" that he wanted to kill her boyfriend.
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The Ukraine affair triggers a gut feeling in all but the biggest Trump diehards that presidents should not shake down foreign leaders for slimy opposition research on American citizens.
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These people need to communicate and talk issues through, and are a magnet for people looking for help or to offload and "just know" things beyond a gut feeling.
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I remember watching MIT professor Andrew McAfee years ago telling stories about the importance of data over gut feeling, whether it was predicting successful wines or making sound business decisions.
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The second narrative grows out of a gut feeling: The boys, described as "thugs" by one of the detectives, are instantly worthy of suspicion, with a side of police brutality.
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That gut feeling is further cemented when Daenerys confronts Jon in his room, and begs him not to tell anybody else that he has a claim to the Iron Throne.
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The Moon in Taurus reminds you that being aware of your body's messages (like a gut feeling), is a good way to figure out what's going on with you emotionally.
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Most political pundits work on a two-dimensional grid when they make sweeping predictions: salience of subject on the X axis, gut feeling plus poll numbers on the Y axis.
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In fact, they were split on their guesses, with the mom-to-be thinking blue and Lowe retracting his initial gut feeling of the same in favor of a daughter.
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I was packing for our Disney Cruise family vacation, when I had a gut feeling to pick up some pregnancy tests while I waited in line at the drug store.
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Maybe the leak's wrong and Samsung's got an impressive bag of new S Pen tricks up its sleeves, but I've got a gut feeling none of them will be revolutionary.
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There isn't really a solid case to be made for Mallory being a Satanist; most supporters of this theory seem to be chalking up the suspicion to a gut feeling.
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The Ace of Cakes star proposed to his girlfriend of almost two years, Johnna Colbry, on Sunday with a piece of butcher's twine after having a gut feeling about their relationship.
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Her brief moments on screen were fabulous and I've got a gut feeling Lawrence is headed for a choice between the greater good and the safety of his wife sometime next season.
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" Karl-Georg Wellmann, a lawmaker for Chancellor Angela Merkel's CDU conservatives, told mass-selling daily Bild: "I urge everyone to calm down and to handle this with reason, rather than gut feeling.
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"My (still bloated) gut feeling is that something even more painful silences us — the fear that we, as women, are failures," writes Williams, 37, who miscarried eight weeks into her second pregnancy.
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Thursday night's latest episode, "Gut Feeling," got its very first one when Maggie Pierce (Kelly McCreary) learned her boyfriend Jackson Avery (Jesse Williams) had taken an undefined leave of absence… without telling her.
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"My gut feeling is that at least for the bath mats, shower curtains, and stuff like that, it's these companies just slapping these designs on everything without even thinking about it," he said.
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Paul O'Dwyer, New York I for one applaud BlackRock's systematic approach versus that of active investing by individuals — to distance themselves from the volatile human-emotion-gut-feeling-have-a-hunch investment style.
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A gut feeling is an important overlay, but the circumstances, that I was alone, the subject matter and the nature of the person I was interacting with and my read of that person.
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Sometimes the subject of the book will influence where it goes, sometimes the color or the size or the texture, or just a gut feeling on the day that I am shelving it.
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A gut feeling is an important overlay, but the circumstances — that I was alone, the subject matter, and the nature of the person I was interacting with, and my read of that person.
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He described both his decision to turn down the La Salle job in 2004 and then to make his move to Temple in 2006 as a "gut feeling" to reporters at the time.
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Small- and medium-sized companies that make up an important part of the manufacturing sector rely on "expectations and gut feeling" when making investment decisions, said Jorge Gottert, president of manufacturing industry group Carmahe.
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The result: It pushes users' concerns about opening their homes or staying in others' spaces out of the realm of gut feeling into that of a more considered, rational (and easy to ignore) concern.
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" While blaming Pelosi for preventing a compromise, Mulvaney said it was his gut feeling that Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer "was really interested in doing a deal and coming to some sort of compromise.
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"My gut feeling is that Whole Foods and UNFI are like a couple who have been happily married for years so a lot of their transactions were based on loosely defined terms," Lee said.
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I don't actually have a credible answer to that — just a gut feeling that maybe we could have used a little buffer between her death and Halloween that year, even though they were months apart.
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"My gut feeling is that some of the folks in the IOC bubble have no sense of the collective outrage if it makes the wrong decision," said Pound, a Canadian lawyer and longstanding IOC member.
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" A couple of paragraphs later: "I am also now remembering that when I tentatively, covertly interviewed my grandfather for Jane a few years back, he said that he had a 'gut feeling' about John Collins.
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Gut feeling: How your microbiota affects your mood, sleep and stress levels New research is beginning to show that the composition and activity of the microbiota exhibits a daily, or circadian, rhythmicity, just like we do.
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But she's still not able to shake her gut feeling that something's not quite right, and when he asks her where her head is at, she admits she's been having doubts about the two of them.
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Your fighter planetary ruler Mars will be perfectly linked up to psychically sensitive Neptune on Friday morning, giving you a strong gut feeling about what direction you want to take with regards to broadening your horizons.
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" When we embarked on our research project, we had the same gut feeling as Mr. Scott, who laments that "the inflated, always suspect authority of ink-stained wretches like me has been leveled by digital anarchy.
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If the gut feeling runs a bit more toward whether a specific player can handle the big stage, he or she can pick him in a daily-fantasy lineup and enter a contest to win thousands.
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"I haven't the faintest idea," Manager Terry Collins said with a laugh when asked before the game if he had a gut feeling about what his roster would look like when the trip ends Aug. 3.
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The report released Friday includes Allen&aposs description of his actions during the April 10 search for Kyle Plush and the deputy&aposs regrets that he didn&apost trust a gut feeling that something wasn&apost right.
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"My gut feeling right now is these drugs probably do influence our psychologies in really interesting ways that we might not anticipate," Ratner says of his work and all the other research he compiled for his review.
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"I have never experienced anything like this ... The number of incidents and scope gives me a very bad gut feeling," Roy Erling Furre, in charge of safety and health issues at the SAFE union, said on Wednesday.
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"We expect creditors to adopt a friendly tone today, but my gut feeling is that won't agree on anything concrete until after the UK Brexit referendum next month," said Lyn Graham-Taylor, fixed income strategist at Rabobank.
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If you're very good at reading people—which I think a lot of women are, more so than even they acknowledge and have attuned to—you are made to feel paranoid when you call your gut feeling.
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Thanks to our culture's squeamishness around sex, there's a dearth of quality research around the effects of porn; anyone claiming to have conclusive evidence of anything is likely relying more on a gut feeling than any scientific method.
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"I would like to say that Cohen will have no troubles in prison, but my gut feeling tells me that he will," Ronald Coleman, who's doing 262 months for conspiracy to traffic weed and launder money, told VICE.
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Behind all this drama was a very strong gut feeling that I wanted to quit and have a year or more to travel, write and see what else I could do with my life outside the corporate realm.
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My missus didn't think it would catch on, but I just went through with it after typing up a short message in the notes app on my phone, because I had such a strong gut feeling about it.
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"When a job placement comes down to two candidates where one is truthful and the other one is exaggerating, the gut feeling of the hiring manager is that, in the end, the people who are more authentic win."
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One 2016 study posited that this sense of unreality leads to contradictory attitudes about online privacy: While people know rationally that they should be concerned about virtual incursions, they simply don't have a strong "gut feeling" about it intuitively.
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Voters often cite the emails or her paid speeches to Wall Street banks as reasons for their distrust, but they also point to past Clinton scandals and to a vague gut feeling that she has never been completely truthful.
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"If you trust that doctor and that doctor feels comfortable using the scope or the robot, my gut feeling is, it's OK to get that surgery done with the scope or the robot with that particular doctor," Brawley said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bitcoin, the highly volatile digital currency, is proving to be the new stock market indicator, influential investor Jeffrey Gundlach said on Monday, adding that this is hardly just a "gut feeling" given the recent price movements.
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"One needs to have a strong gut feeling to invest in this environment and in August, I doubt many people will have one" said Herve Goulletquer, deputy head of research at France's La Banque Postale Asset Management in Paris.
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He was the first man ever in my life who never made me question, never gave me a gut feeling, never a bad instinct or sign and we were even in the process of planning to extend our family.
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"One needs to have a strong gut feeling to invest in this environment and in August, I doubt many people will have one," said Herve Goulletquer, deputy head of research at France's La Banque Postale Asset Management in Paris.
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After nearly losing her baby, new mom Ayla Heller, 19, decided to speak out about exactly what happened in the hopes that it could help someone else who may one day doubt their gut feeling that something is wrong, Today reports.
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It's beyond sweet of my him to come all the way from the city to pick me up, and I don't want to make him wait around for me, but I have a gut feeling that it's going to happen.
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Despite Haltman's gut feeling that Jackson molested children, he said he supported the jury's vote, as they were legally obligated to vote not guilty after agreeing the prosecution failed to prove — with certainty — Jackson had committed a crime against Arvizo.
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For example, following the emergence of the Headphanie product on the internet, some questioned whether Young M.A. was involved with or created the product, and many expressed a gut feeling that she should be compensated for the use of her phrase.
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De Rugy, a former Green lawmaker, told Le Monde in the interview his gut feeling was that nuclear power was not an energy source for the future, but added that there should be no "war of religions" on the issue.
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"It is a very gray area - my gut feeling is that if you are going to Egypt on a global stage and do not mention human rights abuses then you are complicit," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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"The reason I walked up (to him) recording is I could kind of feel -- I had a gut feeling -- that there was going to be a bad vibe from the way he followed us everywhere we went," Bunch told CNN.
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For those who are not yet in the habit of trusting their gut feeling or are unsure whether they can rely on it, Hawkes says that you can learn to connect to your intuitive abilities by listening to your inner voice.
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And just as we learned to use that nervous feeling in our gut before a race to propel us across the finish line, we also recognized the gut feeling that told us a trail wasn't safe to run on alone.
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I wasn't feeling a spark (partially because he had a Friar Tuck haircut and seemed desperate for a girlfriend) but despite my gut feeling to end it then and there, I agreed to go on a second date with him.
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This "gut feeling" narrative is not conterminous with the current bull market in its entirety, but seems to be an important factor permitting the United States economy and markets to move ahead amid widely reported fears of a coming global recession.
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Here's what else I'm watching going into closing bell: A result of this relentless bid is an overbought market, judging by many standards ranging from gut feeling to eyeballing the steepness of the Russell 2000 rally to statistical gauges of buying extremes.
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"Twenty-five countries have entered into the excessive deficit procedure and no-one has ever got a fine, so my gut feeling is that they (Italy) won't get one, just a slap on the wrist," said Lyn Graham-Taylor, strategist at Rabobank.
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But after that, she routinely took to social media to broadcast her baby bump: Ohanian told Jimmy Kimmel that the two were waiting until the baby's birth to find out the gender, though Williams already had a gut feeling on what the child might be.
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Barron County Sheriff Chris Fitzgerald said he had a "gut feeling" that she was still alive and thought the disappearance reminded him of other similar cases, such as Elizabeth Smart, who was abducted from her home in Salt Lake City in 85033, the AP reported.
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But her death also opened a door, for better or worse, for the country to become more emotional and expressive, and more inclined to value gut feeling over expert opinion even in such matters as "Brexit," its vote last year to leave the European Union.
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"A lot of Black Friday marketing is designed to get the consumer interested in something, sometimes with not a lot of facts but a gut feeling of 'I need to buy this,' " said Raymond Soneira, president of DisplayMate, a consulting firm that studies TV and smartphone screens.
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After Anthony's first game with his new coach, Harris, going off a gut feeling, told his newest player he could be the best kid in the country as early as next year—course-altering words that awoke a confidence inside Anthony that he didn't know was there.
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"My gut feeling is that some of the folks in the IOC bubble have no sense of the collective outrage if it makes the wrong decision," Dick Pound, a long-standing IOC member and co-author of the report that led to Russia's ban, told Reuters.
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While the majority of fans might rely on their knowledge of the game, popular sports analysts, water cooler talk and a gut feeling, machine learning scientists are building a predictor tool to help the masses complete the ultimate bracket and win a few bucks from the office pool.
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"My gut feeling is that the joint cut by OPEC and non-OPEC in early December stirred up strong interest from refiners and traders to bet on higher prices, particularly from those independent refiners which have not exhausted the usage of quota at the time," said Harry Liu, oil analyst with consultancy IHS.
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And the fact that we don't know the truth either, beyond whatever we might read into that final look Renée gives the now-deserted Jennings home — and kudos to Laurie Holden for selling that moment as well as she does — puts us right there in Stan's shoes, obsessing over a gut feeling, maybe forever.
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Throughout my career in natural resource management, I have attended quite a few large fires, saved houses, and have even been stranded in front of a fire, but never had I felt such confusion as trying to resolve what seemed the sensible thing to do when my gut feeling was to stay and defend.
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But all that comparative training requires a huge amount of resources, and sorting the good from the bad in terms of which are working out relies on either the gut feeling of individual engineers, or massive-scale search with a manual component involved where engineers "weed out" the worst performing neural nets to free up processing capabilities for better ones.
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In a series of three studies, he and MIT's David G. Rand, another coauthor of the Yale study, found that in a group of survey takers recruited on Mechanical Turk, those who performed higher on a Cognitive Reflection Test were better at detecting false articles than people more prone to relying on their gut feeling, or emotional intuition, when assessing information.
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No one knows for sure how many people from the group will show up on the day of the marches, but so far the head count seems to be roughly 500 for New York and 100 more trekking down to DC. All of this began as a spontaneous reaction to the kick-in-the-gut feeling so many experienced on the day after the election.
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Still, I couldn't ignore the gnawing sense that something was wrong, and my gut feeling was confirmed when weeks went by and she seemed to still be in touch with other friends, and then weeks later, when she unfollowed me on Instagram, and proceeded to delete all the photos she had ever posted of me and untag herself from any photos I'd ever posted of her.
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Lindsey Graham, a Republican foreign policy hawk who serves on the Senate Armed Services Committee, said Wednesday he has a gut feeling there is a 30% chance U Trump orders a first strike on North Korea while also noting the extreme cost of a potential conflict on the Korean Peninsula "War with North Korea is an all-out war against the regime," he said.
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It's funny, all those elements are still how big magazine covers are made, which is, there's a combination of, "we have a gut feeling of this is an interesting person, and we're trying to catch that wave, and we wanna be out a little bit early, and then by putting him on the cover, we're now part of the wave, it's self-perpetuating," and then also, like you mentioned, needing a photo.
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