The answer actually hits home more than you might think.
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"That's the bit when it really hits home," he added.
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"Now it hits home, it opens it all up again."
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Bay Area housing affordability nightmare hits home, so to speak.
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The scenario hits home for Sempre Health co-founder, Anurati Mathur.
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To the Editor: This article hits home on so many levels.
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Think past the cliches of sunrises and flowers; what really hits home?
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Facing this situation hits home for me in more ways than one.
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One section that really hits home for me is around measuring progress.
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For it to hit our community, it hits home a bit more.
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For the Dells, who both grew up in Texas, this hits home.
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What used to be an esoteric concept is now something that hits home.
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"My mom's adopted, so it kind of hits home with me," he said.
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The Bowflex Revolution hits home at the end of the Space Shuttle program.
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There have been a couple of points where the development actually hits home.
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Now, seeing how emotional Kim actually felt at the time hits home even harder.
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Trying to spread the word For study coordinator Stacy Loeb, this research hits home.
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The mission hits home here in one of the world's most densely packed places.
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The true purpose of your chest, though, hits home so hard when you're pregnant.
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It's in this vibrant spectrum of amateur acting abilities that Casting JonBenét's thesis hits home.
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For me personally, this week hits home in a way I never wanted to imagine.
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The other big theme that hits home for me is a nostalgia for lost love.
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Sport's great when it's going well and when it's not going well, it hits home.
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"When the situation hits home it's even harder for you when it's family," Folster says.
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"Mejuri's mission really hits home for me," said NEA partner Vanessa Larco in a statement.
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"This particular situation hits home for me because this is where I wrestled," said Bray.
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" Drew Scott, too, remarked, "Being a part of this show really hits home for us.
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But I do have a 14-year-old sister so it's something that hits home.
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But I do have a 14-year-old sister so it's something that hits home.
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This kind of natural disaster hits home for the actor, who grew up in southeast Louisiana.
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So it hits home and it's practical and it's lifelong kind of things to live by.
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This assistance hits home with many younger workers because it's something so many are dealing with.
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Yet Netflix's Santa Clarita Diet is the type of rare TV comfort food that hits home.
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Usually it hits home when I say, 'what if you had to move in two years?
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This is a form of "double taxation" that hits home for lower and middle-income households.
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For paleontologists who study coprolites, a fancy word for fossilized poop, the scene probably hits home.
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It hits home, and I've never before really thought about politics so directly with my work.
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"This hits home," said Mary Ella Simmons, a second-year law student from Winter Park, Fla.
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Players who rank first in their franchise's history in hits, home runs and runs batted in.
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Roy says reaching women in third-world countries hits home, because her father is from India.
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That's a different category of terror—one that hits home in that raw, not so filmic way.
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"It hits home and affects the entire community when someone is targeting children like this," he said.
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But Liberto Barnes said only when gun violence hits home do people feel pushed to take action.
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This attack especially hits home at a time when farmers are hurting due to challenging economic conditions.
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"These were two Alaska Native women and I know that hits home here in Alaska," Dunlop said.
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This week's massacre of three Mormon women and six children at the Sonora-Chihuahua border hits home.
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"Not everybody's going to be touched by some kind of disease where it just hits home," Bassetto said.
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Still, Ms. Olsen knows the secret of pop that hits home: Within the form, keep an unruly heart.
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This paired with their contribution to cleaner air hits home with two quintessentially millennial values: wellness and sustainability.
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Through everyday situations, it often hits home just how far we as a society still need to go.
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Omar's appealing to a higher power -- something she alluded to on Twitter ... but hits home here with us.
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And that's when it finally hits home that JC wasn't playing a cop on some dreamy California TV show.
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"This is a bad thing to happen anywhere but when it's local it really hits home," Highway Patrol Sgt.
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This haunting, gloomy picture hits home in a time when much of the world feels like a living hell.
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I think it's just a matter of finding one that really hits home or that makes the biggest difference.
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While the sequence is meant to mock the rare but most insidious kind of hockey parent, it hits home.
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He leads the Dodgers in games played, average, slugging percentage, runs scored, hits, home runs, doubles and multihit games.
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But where the Instant Pot really hits home is how easy it makes recipes that are traditionally a pain.
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Kahlo's observation that nothing is completely black hits home when looking at Nevelson's sculpture and the show's other works.
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The Tennessee freshman said the issue hits home for her because the nation's largest population of Kurds is in Nashville.
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The big picture: Though Kavanaugh is expected to be confirmed, Christine Blasey Ford's story hits home for so many people.
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A pilgrimage to visit Louise Bourgeois and Peter Zumthor's Norwegian memorial made for victims of the witchcraft trials hits home.
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Here's where things stand: • Shutdown pain hits home for many federal employees, who will experience their first missed paycheck today.
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"Most voters are looking at hits, home runs and runs batted in, and wins and saves for pitchers," Raines said.
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What really hits home with The Front Bottoms is the ragged honesty and raw wound emotional urgency of the songs.
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"Action that affects the CSPs' profits clearly hits home harder than any sense of 'doing the right thing'," the report said.
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She tells me she's more an artist than a psychic — and yet everything she tells me during the reading hits home.
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This really hits home when their beloved tech companies, Google, Facebook, etc, can be forced to become complicit in this spying.
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"If you get a couple more of the same results, then it hits home that you've discovered something new," says Shaughnessy.
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Finding Nemo (2003) Getting lost [and kidnapped] is one of the most prolific fears children have, so this one hits home.
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In a film like "Jojo Rabbit," the juxtaposition of comedy mixed with serious subject matter means the message hits home harder.
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Even 40 years later, the episode still hits home for its very straightforward—and familiar—approach to dealing with in-laws.
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Just about everything that the Sanders campaign espouses hits home for the millennial generation -- even more so than Obama's run in 2008.
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But through simple tricks of camera placement and editing, the emotional truth of what is happening hits home with sickening and stunning immediacy.
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Unfortunately, Donnie's story is one that hits home to a lot of folks who grew up, like I did, in the Rust Belt.
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She stages a "Black Toys Matter" protest that goes a little too far, but the message still hits home for viewers like me.
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The jurisdiction of Waters' committee makes it likely she'll clash with Trump in a way that particularly hits home for him: his finances.
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That last bit of data—that women feel less safe than men walking home—is, to me, the one that hits home hardest.
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When they said it hits home or it cuts deep or your world is turned upside down, it was all of that in one.
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Is this something you guys get a lot from people, that the show really hits home in these funny, sad, or even uncomfortable ways?
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For Rajput, who has previously found himself in the middle of controversies and allegations of anger issues, the premise of the book hits home.
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Trump's talk of a new approach to America's role overseas hits home with voters tired of war abroad and fears of terrorism at home.
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While it's all in good fun, Solomon's wit often hits home as she mocks the many things we loathe about Instagram and corporate culture.
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But it's when Rhiya tells Williams, "You're doing a good job, daddy" that the message both hits home and my eyes start the waterworks.
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Bryant, Anthony Rizzo (three hits, home run), Ben Zobrist and Russell were a combined 20-for-23 with three home runs and nine RBIs.
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In the aftermath of raids by ICE agents, for example, undocumented individuals experience higher levels of fear as the threat of deportation hits home.
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I've been reading most of the articles that have been released since and I think it really hits home knowing this is a reality.
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The government of the United States also has a guilt in all of this, but for what we are specifically protesting, it directly hits home.
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And by the novel's end, regardless of whether you buy the plot's string of remarkable coincidences, its message of friendship, love and loyalty hits home.
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Extra Bases The Los Angeles Angels arrived in Kansas City this weekend leading the major leagues in runs scored, hits, home runs and total bases.
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What hits home is how Dickens must have felt to have a spoiled Christmas when he so famously shaped how we celebrate the season today.
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This episode really hits home, as she talks about how hard it is to do things you're not good at and work your ass off anyway.
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The campaign, launched in collaboration with MTV and the nonprofit organization Get Schooled, hits home for the record producer, who is the son of Palestinian immigrants.
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"Russia is important to the American public, but health care hits home directly in people's lives," said Nancy Keenan, executive director of the Montana Democratic Party.
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This is an eye-opening revelation that hits home, and I immediately dive in to learning more about self-love and how to treat myself more kindly.
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And the scenes that work, really work, brimming with memorable, visceral visuals and gut-wrenching subtext that hits home even when the film doesn't quite hold up.
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STEVENS: I would say Jane's entire story line about losing her mother to breast cancer and getting diagnosed with the BRCA gene really hits home for me.
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The show hits home for me, but I can still see why some people think it misses the mark of being strong satire about evangelicals in Trumpland.
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Her economic plan to go after the shadow banking industry hits home in a state that had the highest unemployment, foreclosure, and bankruptcy rates in the country.
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Payton's journey to get into Harvard may seem intense, but it probably hits home for many a high school student trying to do the very same thing.
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"This film, intentionally or not, hits home accurately with climate science and one of the big under-appreciated impacts of climate change and human-folly," said Overpeck.
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Student loan debt hits home for Swalwell The 38-year-old congressman said on Sunday night that he's still paying off what was $100,000 in student loan debt.
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Garrett put his last start against the Milwaukee Brewers in the rear-view mirror on Monday by allowing only two hits — home runs by Andrew McCutchen and Harrison.
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It's an admirable humanitarian effort that shines a light on the magnitude of the many crises in a way that hits home more powerfully than the nightly news.
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This management approach hits home in another part of the conversation, when Welch asks if he's still celebrating the stunning come-from-behind Super Bowl victory in February.
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Not only are they not spending, British consumers are spending the smallest proportion of disposable income in more than 50 years, as below-inflation wage growth hits home.
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Investors reckon markets have stopped second-guessing Brexit talks, preferring to sit on the sidelines until the crunch point for avoiding a "hard" or disorderly Brexit hits home.
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Often, it's not until people have a health scare themselves, he said, or see a family member have one, that the possibility of future health costs hits home.
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It's bittersweet, and hits home even harder with its dedication to real-life CF activist Claire Wineland, who passed away last year from complications following her lung transplant.
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I'm glad you asked, because she's doing something that really hits home for me: standing in front of a SAD lamp in hopes that it cures her seasonal depression.
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Fortunately, key lawmakers recognize this is an unintended consequence of the 2017 tax bill and they're working together toward a solution before it hits home with their rural constituents.
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I know firsthand that achieving your dreams and finding your own voice can be difficult and scary; I've been in that position before, so it hits home for me.
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For many young women who grew up in a culture that conditioned them to care more for the feelings of others than their own, the short story hits home.
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Even though it's now nearly three years old, that video still looks incredibly fresh and hits home better than any movie I've seen — and that includes expensive Hollywood productions.
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And while it is critical for Democrats to address the economic anxieties of all Americans, we must speak to people in a way that truly resonates and hits home.
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The story has a nagging, something's-wrong-but-I-don't-quite-know-what atmosphere that builds and builds until the gruesome realisation of what's really going on hits home.
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It takes a certain type of juice to take it away from fucking bitches and approach somebody with something that hits home in a way that isn't so obvious.
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And we should all be warned: They will continue because every once in a while, someone will say something that hits home, gets your attention, and makes you think.
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It's clear from his face that what she says hits home — he obviously still regrets Joffrey's death, even though the kid became a sadistic, murdering monster — but he controls himself.
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But there's another angle that I do think hits home, and it centers around the other Builder honored this year: Willie O'Ree, who finally made at the age of 20.
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This hits home early, as Alma initially gives Offred the cold shoulder about Mayday, and Elisabeth Moss's face practically slides off her skull as Offred struggles to absorb the blow.
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There's a tense scene in the finale in which Arthie steps into the ring and gets pelted with spit, beer and slurs, and the bigotry wrestling exploits suddenly hits home.
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"I'm not a parent, but I know a lot of people who are and I think that's what hits home the most, how heartless certain people can be," he said.
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In a society where women are often expected to be hyper-sexualized and available to men at all times, this tongue-in-cheek reaction hits home for a lot of us.
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As some of you know from the article I posted last week, this challenge really hits home because my 1053-year-old daughter Violet actually came up with the twist idea.
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This hits home for Theon, who was groomed to become a servant named Reek during his captivity, a manipulation so strong he struggled with his identity even after he was rescued.
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In the Apple Case, a Debate Over Data Hits Home | The debate that began three years ago after revelations about government surveillance has become more personal, now that smartphones are involved.
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Also, Frizzle really hits home with the point that it's not as easy for germs to get into your body as you might think — unless they're riding on a school bus.
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And this new AP investigation just hits home the point that we have a lot of work to do when it comes to regulating and investigating the CBD and vaping industries.
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We already knew that George Michael had a special connection to Carpool Karaoke, but the extent to which he influenced and affected James Corden's life really hits home in the clip above.
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When you see all the characters together in one place, the sheer star-power of the cast that's been assembled for Disney's live action Beauty and the Beast remake really hits home.
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The idea that the casual sexism we're still fighting today was once embedded into law — and that this woman took it upon herself to change that — is what hits home the most.
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That's why a new ad from the Australian bank ANZ hits home for so many LGBTQ people (myself included.) The commercial urges people in queer relationships to #HoldTight during those awkward times.
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Her story hits home in an industry where male auteurs like Tarantino have so much power over the actresses they call their muses (as Tarantino has called Thurman throughout his career, ugh).
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Jonah is a comic-book fan, so being thrust into a world of hidden Nazis is a bit like those fantasies come to life, only in deadly fashion that painfully hits home.
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That's the motivation behind "Houston Hits Home", a public health initiative encouraging youth of color, who are among the highest risk groups for HIV, to get tested so they know their status.
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Nothing hits home like Christmas-themed rom com, and Let It Snow is already giving Emilia Clarke's Last Christmas some stiff competition for the title of Best Winter Rom Com of 2019.
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The cause hits home for Yelich ... who told us last month he would consider donating his MVP trophy to his old hot spot, the Borderline Bar, where 12 people were killed in November.
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But the worst side effect really hits home for those who suffer from rosacea: "A majority of rosacea patients say that alcohol is the number-one trigger of their rosacea," Dr. Bowe says.
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And at a time when the median retirement account balance for investors 65 and older at Vanguard, one of the largest investment firms in the world, is just $58,000, McGough's message hits home.
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Between throwing darts, Reynolds revealed that his alter-ego's notorious comical flair has a deeper meaning; it serves as the character's primary defense mechanism, a method of coping that hits home for the actor.
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We asked them a few questions about how this cause hits home for both sisters, what they've done so far, and where they see the foundation going in the future: Read more on Noisey.
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"It just hits home on the fact that we are still in significant fire weather and the existing fire is not our only concern," Chief Mark Lorenzen of the Ventura County Fire Department said.
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The compilation really hits home that Bohemian Rhapsody scene about the identity of the song, proving that anyone and everyone can participate in the performance — even if they're doing a performance all their own.
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Brianna Keilar: With my husband deployed, covering the news hits home October 25 The last few days the news has been dominated by a controversy over Trump's call to Myeshia Johnson, a Gold Star widow.
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It's a subject that hits home for a lot of women, a sore spot rubbed raw from too many disrespectful portrayals, reflected in the backlash the film's been receiving online since its trailer dropped in February.
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For years, a lot of people have been worried that the pace of Apple's tech innovation has been slowing down, and with the iPhone 11, that sentiment feels like it hits home more than ever before.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - The grandstands for watching rowing and beach volleyball at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics are to be reduced in size to cut spending as Brazil's economic crisis hits home, Olympic officials said on Tuesday.
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Colette gives one of the best and most compelling performances of her career, but nothing hits home quite like the moment she dreams of telling her son that she tried to have a miscarriage rather than become his mother.
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What we do know is that the issue hits home for her: In August, Trump thanked the daughter of her husband's formal rival for standing up for her son Barron after he was targeted in a Daily Caller story.
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Bronson goes out and has 30 points Friday, and then Bronson at the news conference maybe says something that hits home about his Native American culture and people: what's going on, the amount of military they're sending up there.
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Payne and Taylor throw out subplots and sequences where Paul confronts his own good fortune in life and contrasts it with other people's experiences, but he's such a bland echo chamber of a character that none of it much hits home.
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Europe's main stock markets sank almost immediately after a torrid day for Asia had battered 21520 percent off China and more than 2109.64 percent off South Korea, which is often seen as the bellwether for how this trade war hits home.
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This clearly hits home for Nova, as earlier in the episode, she got a visit from Mother Brown, a local activist who informs her that the ninth ward has received a grant from the Department of Health and Human Services.
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But once it actually hits home, when it happens to one of your venues or when it's one of your spots where you hang out ... What would you say to those who've never been here, who are looking to move?
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America's turn to smiley-faced fascism hits home when President Lindbergh establishes Just Folks, a program to foster urban Jewish children with gentile families in the country — deracination disguised as integration — which attracts Philip's rebellious older brother, Sandy (Caleb Malis).
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Beltre may have spent the last eight years of his career in the Rangers' hitter-friendly park, but he still finished his career with more hits, home runs and R.B.I. on the road than he had at home, and his .
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As someone who narrowly survived the horrific neo-Nazi terrorist attack in Charlottesville last year and still has comrades struggling to heal both physically and mentally, this hits home, and I highly encourage you to contribute a few bucks if you can.
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Stars like Bill Hader and Adam Devine joined Seth Rogen and wife Lauren Miller Rogen as they hosted the Hilarity for Charity County Fair Saturday in downtown Los Angeles, raising money for Alzheimer's awareness — a cause that hits home for the Rogens.
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Keilar: With my husband deployed, covering the news hits home 48 percent of military family respondents to the annual Military Lifestyle Survey conducted by Blue Star Families released Wednesday said they did not feel a sense of belonging in their local civilian community.
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While both Clintons have admitted his legacy on criminal justice reform could use some work and she has promised to work to end racial profiling and mass incarceration, they like to point to his record on the economy -- an issue that hits home in Alabama.
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"Unless a policy mistake is in the offing or an external shock hits home, the near future should resemble the recent past, with the economic engine downshifting to a soft landing," Bob Schwartz, senior US economist at Oxford Economics, wrote in a note to clients.
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She's a well-drawn character with a rich home life (another one of the author's strengths) and good company on this case, which — with the exception of a forced and truly awful ending — really hits home for daily commuters with robotic schedules and vivid imaginations.
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We asked them a few questions about how this cause hits home for both sisters, what they've done so far, and where they see the foundation going in the future: Noisey: What kinds of recent events and timely causes inspired you both to create this foundation?
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It hits home at our most vulnerable moments, like the day last fall when I left my mother's hospital bedside to go find my dad across town in the middle of his chemotherapy treatment to let him know she was going to need immediate heart surgery.
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Even on a night in which Brett Gardner had three hits, two home runs and three R.B.I., he was the secondary story to Judge, a 214-year-old rookie who stands 211 feet 123 inches and hits home runs that can only be described as Ruthian.
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Your palms sweat, and when you hear that terminal count kick in – 10, 9, 8, 7... – it really hits home that this is a wondrous feat of engineering that you're fervently hoping will go right, but could also be moments away from turning into a ball of flame.
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Over a stalwart blues-rock backbeat, she reshuffles the verses and tinkers enough with the lyrics to make them her own; more important, she investigates every bleak, corrosive line — "All the truth in the world ain't nothing but one big lie," she snarls — to make sure it hits home.
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Leading 2020 Democrats now support: Medicare for All: This message hits home with Americans who are experiencing higher deductibles and more expensive prescriptions, at the same time that every sector of the health care industry — insurers, drug companies, hospitals, doctors — have seen large profits, Axios' Caitlin Owens reports.
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Texas governor to convene discussions on gun violence Mass shooting hits home for sheriff Trochesset said the officers, who arrived at the school's art lab section within about four minutes of the start of the shooting, exchanged gunfire with the suspect from the hallway; the suspected shooter was in a classroom, the sheriff said.
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One of the things I learned really hit home as I governed in Minneapolis as council member and mayor and it hits home now as we stare down the barrel of the Trump presidency: Race is an ever-changing category that those in power have adapted to their own ends over time, as needed to protect government and economic systems.
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The statement in the article " I believe that when God blesses you, it's to bless someone else " really hits home because I know how blessed I am to have a roof over my head, clothes on my body, and food to eat because there are so many people out there who are not as fortunate and I want to be able to provide things for them.
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"It's really easy to veer into the territory of being very puritanical about this, but what really hits home with me (is), OK, if all of your options are really fitted, then that tells you that you have to show your body all the time, that everyone has to be able to see the shape of your body all the time," said Hartman, a mom of two, ages 20133 and 5.
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