I had the feeling that I needed to transition now.
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I also had the feeling Troy could give a rat's.
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Have you ever had the feeling your boss doesn't like you?
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I had the feeling that I couldn't make things progress anymore.
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Still, Mr. Flanagan's statement had the feeling of a sneak attack.
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"I had the feeling that I shouldn't have done this," she says.
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He had the feeling that Sasha could knock them over like tenpins.
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I had the feeling that it even hurt the earth when they walked.
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Sometimes I had the feeling of intense intoxication, attended with but little pleasure.
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Indeed, I've often had the feeling of being infantilized while watching 007 movies.
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"I had the feeling," he said, "it was the last dance for them."
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I also had the feeling it was not necessary to have a long break.
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"I had the feeling that the streamers were going out into infinity," Habbal said.
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I had the feeling of Nepal again, because I saw the preservation of history.
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You had the feeling that there were two spirits residing in a holy place.
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I really had the feeling that the team, they really wanted to go forward.
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We've all had the feeling that our workplace would completely crumble in our absence.
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"I had the feeling then that the country was no more," he said later.
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I had the feeling that Jim and Hank were in a bar somewhere nearby.
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Listening to the transistor, I had the feeling that I was running the game.
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I had the feeling they were mocking my style a bit, but that's paranoia.
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Marnie had the feeling that over time, problematic information about him might come to light.
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"I really had the feeling of being swallowed by a huge living entity," Simonet says.
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"I had the feeling I was hitting a wall in the second set," said Keys.
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Most of the early crossovers in Marvel Comics had the feeling of casual cameo appearances.
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The whole thing had the feeling of a P.T.A. meeting, but without the stale cookies.
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But honestly, it also had the feeling of universality that's common with all family dynamics.
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I had the feeling he wanted something my father wouldn't have given to him willingly.
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I had the feeling that the universe I lived in was getting smaller, and darker.
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As soon as I came to Rome, I had the feeling that I was home.
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More than once, I had the feeling that we were driving in a theme park.
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I had the feeling that they scream because they want to get out of their bodies.
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They had the feeling of the surface of something very large—the sea, or the night.
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Since then I have never had the feeling of working, just of doing what I love.
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"Somehow I had the feeling that I had the lead in the whole match," Thiem said.
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I had the feeling of being in the presence of something extremely powerful, created by nature.
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I've had the feeling your recent work has been a bid to achieve equality with your past.
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He was never the great athlete, but always had the feeling and the coordination for the sport.
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You had the feeling when you listened to Bernie that he was saying exactly what he believed.
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"I've always had the feeling that one of the main thrusts should be domestic solar," Amoako said.
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One had the feeling that Houellebecq, like a lot of his characters, might not get out much.
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It sounds far-fetched, but at that moment I had the feeling that I could save Ershadi.
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I had the feeling that the color had been placed on the canvas by a lab assistant.
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It had the feeling of a sporting event, with rival political slogan tees in place of jerseys.
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Indeed, his event on Thursday had the feeling of pent-up frustrations being launched in every direction.
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I had the feeling that something really interesting was happening, and when it was over, I felt bereft.
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" "I had the feeling," she remembers, "that this is what I had been looking for my whole life.
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I personally had the feeling very often, but that he never, ever made me really, really think that.
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I had the feeling that he was a bit preoccupied with other things that interested him at the time.
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The gathering had the feeling of an amateur support group, at times; at others, it was a debate club.
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Both the diplomatic sources said they had the feeling that Italy's line on Russia is being dictated by Salvini.
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For a short period of time in the 80s, I had the feeling of having a lot of money.
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The regime's maneuvers kept failing, so they had the feeling that people were helping the insurgents from the inside.
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"I kind of had the feeling that it would be O.K. and this would be a story," he said.
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From middle school through high school, we always had the feeling that we weren't supposed to express our opinions.
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Agnes had the feeling that her cousin was made up of separate parts that could be assembled and disassembled.
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You always had the feeling that Apple's wizards are cooking up the next really cool feature behind the scenes.
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We had the feeling today everybody that we are not in the best shape, not focused enough for football.
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"I sometimes had the feeling the racers were just kids playing with adult bumper cars," says Belgian photographer Kevin Faingnaert.
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Both the diplomatic sources also said they had the feeling that Italy's line on Russia is being dictated by Salvini.
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While they are not dealing with a reproductive deadline, they had the feeling that the party was nearing its end.
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Image: MicrosoftEver had the feeling your high-resolution desktop wallpaper isn't looking quite as fantastic as you thought it should?
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We had the feeling, and I think we were right, that no further cuts were possible in the public sector.
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If you're a dog owner, you've probably had the feeling that your dog can actually understand exactly what you say.
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"I had the feeling that I am still empty and I have no energy to start really working," Vajda said.
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When he arrived at the vault each day, he had the feeling he was entering a cathedral stocked with relics.
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The First Time Growing up, I always had the feeling that history had somehow already ended before I'd been born.
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I had the feeling, though, that after this I would never be able to tolerate this goddamned song ever again.
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However, I also had the feeling that most of the time, the series was only telling me half the story.
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I'm not sure I've ever had the feeling of being in a live race the way I have with F1 2018.
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I always had the feeling that I had to put my fellow players in their place for even the smallest mistakes.
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I had the feeling that I too was reuniting with old friends, yet there was more to my reaction than nostalgia.
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But sometimes she had the feeling that she had come into focus for him, too, and what he saw puzzled him.
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I always had the feeling that it was a link between me and my mother and my community and my people.
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He knew that hindsight bias could color investigators' conclusions, but he also had the feeling that Amy's death might have been prevented.
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On a side note, not a single person who felt love at first sight on a speed date had the feeling reciprocated.
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I&aposve also had the feeling of water building up around one or both ear tips when I&aposm sweating a lot.
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The show was sold out, so I had the feeling that the audience was really happy to see St. Germain on stage.
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I didn't know how long he'd been there, but I had the feeling that he'd been observing me for quite some time.
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I've had the feeling lately that that oppositional posture should have been my inheritance — but my parents were focused on other things.
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But, he added, "I have always had the feeling that I am doing more the right thing than the wrong thing here."
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In Chicago, I had the feeling that everything that was achieved in America was achieved through legal means, not through human means.
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"We had the feeling that the market thought there are culture and financing (issues)," Chief Executive Joachim Straehle told Reuters on Wednesday.
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But, as soon as he had closed his hand around hers, he had the feeling that he would never need anything else.
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In high school and college, for all my occasional moments of dissatisfaction, I never had the feeling: am I doing the right thing?
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"I have often had the feeling in the last months and years that I can't watch the game like before," he told me.
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Toward the end of the performance, I had the feeling that I would happily listen to this duo configuration for a full set.
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Yet, Hurley had the feeling that no matter how much time he served, it wouldn't be enough to make her whole again, she said.
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When I started making indie records I had the feeling that if you had a modicum of talent you could break into that scene.
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"While watching him, I'd had the feeling that Cubby Broccoli and Harry Saltzman, the film's producers, wanted him to be Sean Connery," he wrote.
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"For me,'' he said in 282, "it was a time of very great freedom" and "the only time I had the feeling of command.
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Just his work, she said, and in the end she had the feeling that he'd done more of that than anyone had any use for.
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So I think we all had the feeling we were going to be close to done touring it and the touring started all over again.
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Just that Mark had had the feeling, once his divorce was done and delivered, that he no longer needed the older woman's wisdom and support.
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After a day with scientists from LMU, Harvard, and Oxford, I almost had the feeling that our whole life was ultimately determined by our inner clock.
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I had the feeling of being a failure and was finding it hard to keep up, so I thought a fresh start might be the thing.
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"I had the feeling that this ghost, this piano that moves the keys by itself, could be my mind," Bertelmann told me by phone from Berlin.
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He told me that he found it draining to trust people, and each time we spoke I had the feeling of laboring to reëstablish a connection.
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"I had the feeling one has when looking at a pest the second before reaching for a shoe ..." Yes, this is how popular discourse sounds these days.
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"Occasionally I have had the feeling that, to the world at large, I only exist as the wife of Gyorgy Kurtag and not an independent being," Mrs.
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And I kind of had the feeling that if I couldn't go forward and I couldn't go backward, what was the point of going on at all?
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And I kind of had the feeling that if I couldn't go forward and I couldn't go backward, what was the point of going on at all?
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"I had the feeling they were trying to kill me," said the director, Dr. Mazen al-Saoud, 22012, in a telephone interview from Maarat al-Noaman, his hometown.
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He knew the boy was up there, he said, trapped behind one of the doors, but he had the feeling someone else was in the building with them.
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Jacob: When we first started out we had the feeling that even though we weren't trained musicians, we were able and allowed to get on stage and play.
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"I had the feeling that someone has to raise a voice and give an input from outside, because time is running out," Ms. Wöhrl said in an interview.
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"I had the feeling that people differ a lot in what kinds of foods they like, and that those differences are very viscerally and strongly felt," she wrote.
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I had the feeling of being a voyeur because it was shockingly naturalistic — some of the participants sang incredibly while others simply lay on the sand reading books.
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"I had the feeling that the administration has already decided what it wants to do," said Peg Seminario, the director for safety and health for the A.F.L.-C.
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In these small drawings, I had to get so close to a drawing to see it, I had the feeling that Dreher was inviting me to kiss the subject.
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"We both had the feeling that it was better for both of us and for the museum to stop and to quit," Mr. Pijbes said in a telephone interview.
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"Five or 10 years ago, we had the feeling that the education and development of youth players in England is quite good," Michael Zorc, the club's technical director, said.
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And at times, I had the feeling that many of the uniformly intense cast members could change parts (and Bobby Frederick Tilley II's costumes), and no one would notice.
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Yet this interview had the feeling of a campaign appearance, with the Kavanaughs pleading their cases to a far broader audience than their electorate, which is the United States Senate.
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"There have been times when I've had the feeling he was leaning over my shoulder, giving me approval and directing my prose," Mr. Dixon told The Baltimore Sun in 2007.
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Several times, our eyes met and I had the feeling that she wanted to say something to me but did not dare speak in front of our two boorish witnesses.
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Though no show in the history of television has killed off so many of its characters, last night's episode had the feeling of the whole gang getting back together again.
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"Earlier in the flight, I'd had the feeling that someone had come on the plane that I'd recognized – but I thought it was just a footballer," a passenger told The Sun.
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If you have had the feeling that you are being ripped off, well there's Marx, showing you that you always create more value for your employer than your employer pays you.
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OF COURSE, ALMOST OF ALL of us have had the feeling that we need a break from the chaos of our daily lives — you hardly need me to tell you that.
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"Until then, I'd always had the feeling — and I know it's ignorant and unfair — 'I don't want to be identified with the queens,' " Ms. Windsor told NYU Alumni Magazine in 2011.
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"Earlier in the flight, I'd had the feeling that someone had come on the plane that I'd recognized – but I thought it was just a footballer," a passenger told The Sun.
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Heading to the dinner, which would be served at a communal table, I had the feeling of someone on their way to a party of strangers who'd all grown up together.
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I also had the feeling, watching him in the movie, and I've had this feeling watching him elsewhere, that he's a creature of extraordinary vanity, and you were giving him a microphone.
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"Clients have had the feeling that at some point, we had to have more volatility in the market," said Gerald Jarzabek, senior vice president at The BCJC Group of R.W. Baird in Cleveland.
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After the boulders came to rest, I had the feeling of an eerie presence, something alive in the rough stone spheres that had come to rest in the snow in front of me.
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We must have been a familiar sight, two friends helping a third, and again I had the feeling of belonging with them, which was warm and present and drowned out my premonition of shame.
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"I actually had the feeling of, 'If I just jump off my balcony, this is going to end, and I never have to worry about this feeling of my world closing in," she told PEOPLE.
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The excitement at the event was tangible as we all had the feeling that we are part of something that is going to change the way the world commutes and thus the way we live.
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For Mr. Cranston, who won four Emmys for his role in "Breaking Bad," a show that Mr. Obama has said that he, like millions of Americans, binge-watched, this visit had the feeling of déjà vu.
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More from Tonic: The first time Rowan Miller—whose preferred pronoun is "they"—tried to speak to a couples therapist about their partner Alex's sexsomnia, they had the feeling that the therapist suspected something more sinister.
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When he discussed the papers with her, he told her that he had the feeling that she had written the papers not for other mathematicians to understand but mainly to convince herself that the theorems were correct.
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Nelson had the feeling that he was in the company of men and women who, win or lose, occupied a different place in the universe than those living outside the club, trapped in the dreariness of everyday respectability.
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I realized that there was no debt or credit outside of [person-to-person] margin lending on a few exchanges and I had the feeling that this was a big opportunity that I was well-suited to go after.
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Instead, the exhibition tournament had the feeling of a class reunion, with old and new Warcraft 3 pros catching-up and basically letting each other and their community know that they're still around, and still passionate about the game.
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If you've lately had the feeling that the 2016 American presidential election is a giant bowl of suck set atop a poop train headed to dumpster town, a new crop of campaign signs proves you are not alone. 16sucks.
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But I had the feeling that, with this new technology and with sufficient practice, everyone, including me, will eventually be able to back into parking spaces with dispatch: Not exactly Steve McQueen-like speed, but close enough for jazz.
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And the game, even more than last year's upset over UConn had the feeling of a crowning moment for a program that has grown, with remarkable speed, from an SEC also-ran into one of the premier bluebloods in the country.
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All the catastrophic effects of Ebola and other viruses are vividly depicted — shout-out to the facial blister department — but I never once had the feeling that any of these symptoms were happening to human beings rather than just sweaty props.
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In 1950, 1951, and later, in 1961, when he uses different palettes for the word "Champion" in three distinct paintings with the same format, I had the feeling he was offering commentary on what he had achieved, and he was mocking himself.
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But this year we were so good in our organization that we all thought it was kind of an easy year; there was not that much drama with our guests and I had the feeling that people were more kind this year.
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So when an old man gave a long, expository monologue in the finale that was designed to fill in all the gaps in the story, it had the feeling of a middle school book report on a novel you know very well.
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"We just had the feeling they were telling people what they wanted to hear, whatever they wanted to hear, because they were like, 'Hey, let's be millionaires,' " says Fieri, who cut back on her involvement with Tessr during the company's token presale.
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His sentencing, in Federal District Court in Brooklyn, had the feeling of a familiar family dinner as several Gotti parents, grandparents, cousins, aunts and uncles converged on the eighth-floor courtroom, kissing each other's cheeks and showing their support for the defendant.
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Kerby Jean-Raymond, the founder of Pyer Moss, has been rising in the ranks of fashion for years, but his September fashion show, held in the Brownsville neighborhood of Brooklyn and scored by a robed gospel choir, had the feeling of a coronation.
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The book documents one female patient's déjà experiences: On entering a friend's house for the first time, the woman had the feeling that she had visited before and claimed to know each successive room in the house before she walked through it.
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CreditCreditAndreas Meichsner for The New York Times I think I was in an iced-over bus lot in northeastern Poland, standing in front of a mound of desecrated gravestones, when I first had the feeling that Jewish heritage travel in Europe might be a mistake.
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"I'll never forget the day I was with her and she was so nervous because she had the feeling that there was something wrong, and sure enough there was and the very next day I was wondering what can I do to help my sister," says Abdul.
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"You had the feeling that Houston was higher and safer and inland from Galveston, that that kind of thing would never happen there," he said on Monday, looking warily out from a second-floor window at Xavier University and seeing the New Orleans streets filling with rainwater.
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Standing in the chapel last week, I had the feeling that I was seeing something I would never see again: the Sistine Chapel not just as a complete work of art, but as a complete cultural artifact, restored to its Renaissance appearance for a fleeting moment.
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"They were one another's primary partner, but both had the feeling of, 'If you left me to pursue a primary relationship with someone else, even though I'd be hurt, I'd also be happy because I'd know your needs were being met better by that other person,'" he says.
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In the paintings in this show in which Whitten filled the surface with his cast bricks, I had the feeling that the artist was slowing down time — that the joy he gets from making these paintings is of a different nature than what he experienced in his earlier work.
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And I don't use that analogy lightly… I don't know if you've ever had the feeling when you walk into a place — whether it's with your family or a job or a friendship circle — and you simply just don't know how the other person is going to react.
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He started thinking about it a lot after he went to a rave in Berlin, and had the feeling that the music was "curating the feeling of the drugs that everybody was taking"—which is very much as takes-MDMA-once thing to say, but you get what he means.
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If you have had the feeling that you are not in control of your life, that you are a cog in a machine, that the work you do does not in any way represent you and that you are being overwhelmed by competition, well there's Marx again, with his theory of alienation.
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So, I don't think—somehow, I had the feeling in Japan, that, because you were supposed or because you have a reputation to be powerful and you'll be rich, things are going to be applied to you in a much more rigorous way to prove that justice is the same for everybody.
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"Whenever he was with her, I had the feeling that something was ailing him, and it was difficult to know exactly the cause," her co-star Gregory Peck said of shooting "Spellbound," the first of a trio of films with the actress that Ackroyd rightly identifies as marking "an emotional sea change" in both him and his films.
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The party, which at times had the feeling of a giddy wake, drew in past and present journalists from its flagship site, as well as those from the offshoots Gizmodo (Gawker for gadgets), Jalopnik (Gawker for car culture), Jezebel (the Gawker "ladyblog"), Deadspin (Gawker for sports), Lifehacker (Gawker for productivity tips) and Kotaku (Gawker for video games).
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It's just that as I read "The Price You Pay," a slim, superbly intelligent, intensely vicious panorama of white-collar drug world mayhem by Aidan Truhen — the pseudonym of a British author who various clues hint may be Nick Harkaway — I had the feeling that most of the audacity has gone out of this genre, and left behind it a residue of melancholy.
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But standing there in the chapel last week, I had the feeling that I was seeing something I would never see again: the Sistine Chapel not just as a complete work of art, but as a complete cultural artifact, restored to its Renaissance appearance for a fleeting moment, an expression of a Christianity revitalized by the rediscovery of classical antiquity.
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As a natural consequence, things come to a head at the Brooklands auto race, which starts with the drivers actually sprinting to their cars and continues with … well, I can't say I had the feeling of G-forces actually whipping my face to the other side of my head, Abbots, but apparently there was enough speed for one of the cars to crash and burn.
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"In Nevada, he worked very closely with local community organizations, hired people from the neighborhoods where there was high Latino density, to make sure the campaign had the feeling, the cultural relevancy, the language, the connection with people that would invite folks who have never really seen themselves reflected in politics," said Ana Maria Archila, a progressive activist and the co-executive director of the Center for Popular Democracy, in an interview.
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In July 2015, after the United States women's national soccer team had won its third World Cup final, securing its place as the dominant women's international soccer team; after its winning game became the most-watched soccer game in United States history, with an average of 25.4 million viewers (more than the N.B.A. finals, more than any men's soccer game); after the team returned home to a ticker-tape parade in Manhattan, the first time a woman's team had been so honored — after all that, the members of the team still had the feeling.
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