The ruling Chinese Communist Party has one impulse, and one impulse only: repression.
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I just kind of did it on impulse and it was a bad impulse.
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But at $25 Super Impulse has managed to keep this one in impulse purchase territory.
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"Here you have the tension — between the antitrust impulse and the champions impulse," he says.
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One day I was so frustrated that some other impulse took over: the impulse to move.
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Too often, in response to the conservative impulse to punish, the liberal impulse is to pity.
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If it's an impulse buy, postponing it gives you time for the impulse to cool off.
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I'd have the impulse to run and hide, and the impulse to run up and shout.
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Intellect needed to be braced by impulse, and impulse should be valued as a kind of instinctive ethics.
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So James got to move from impulse to impulse, and then all the straight people have to react.
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The impulse to watch others is such a basic human impulse, not a new invention designed around big data.
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Solar Impulse 2 is a scaled-up experimental plane based on the first Solar Impulse which flew years ago. .
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"The impulse to be violent to someone you love, I think, is not a rare impulse," she says now.
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You describe belief in UFOs and aliens as the latest manifestation of a very old impulse: a religious impulse.
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We were packed together now, barely moving though I still felt the impulse to move, the impulse of the crowd behind me.
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Impulse control is a big issue with CTE, because the prefrontal cortex, which regulates impulse, is what gets damaged the most playing football.
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Both films are about the impulse to preserve a sense of normalcy in difficult circumstances, and both reveal the cruelty behind that impulse.
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And the impulse that accompanies rules like those that miscategorized Beggs is at least partly rooted in the misogynist impulse to protect (cis) women.
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But here is what I don't know for sure: Where does his impulse for rapid reform stop and his autocratic impulse to seize all power begin?
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"That was my impulse, I have to say it but that was my impulse was that this cop's gonna do something stupid," he told CNN affiliate KTVT.
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The "online environment plays against the regular impulse buying," he said, because traditional impulse purchases are driven by a reaction to a physical object you encounter unintentionally.
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Secondly, the impulse to keep Hannah alive speaks to an impulse to take the safe route wherever possible — the same impulse that may have lead Asher to keep Clay from claiming any culpability in Hannah's death, despite the fact that this choice invalidated the entire premise of the book.
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The policy follows an impulse in official circles these days to shield women from degrading or hostile experiences — an impulse that some see as a revival of paternalistic customs.
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They trigger an empathy that's both profound and unquestioning: When we see a child in danger, our immediate impulse is to intervene, and we don't stop to interrogate that impulse.
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The idea that making everything faster and easier and swifter and cleaner and making sure there's absolutely nothing in between your impulse and the expression of that impulse, that's actually a problem.
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Is McConnell's opposition to his colleagues' election-security proposals rooted in some principle, or is the endlessly cynical McConnell following the only impulse that has ever mattered to him, the impulse to win?
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This impulse to pull back is based on a misconception.
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My task, as a teacher, is to defeat this impulse.
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I fought the impulse to hold her at 12 a.m.
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Do you think the Internet helps that impulse for fans?
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Solar Impulse 2 began its journey in March of 2015.
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This desire for vengeance is a thoroughly normal human impulse.
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Maybe that impulse is a result of his coaching days.
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Revenge for the ambassador's killing would be a natural impulse.
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My first impulse was to punch him in the face.
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How does that impulse play out on your original productions?
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PS: A creative impulse doesn't have to blossom as art.
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This impulse to attack was equally apparent during the campaign.
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I adore rules, crave structure, and rarely act on impulse.
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Indeed, their natural impulse will be to throw him overboard.
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Drunk shoppers beware: Impulse buying online just got even easier.
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That impulse toward simplicity was visible in interior design, too.
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A feminist impulse has crept into her work of late.
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It's not difficult to guess the impulse behind the memorandum.
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Plus, they have accessible room for impulse purchase inventory storage.
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" Tip: "Wait 24 hours … Before buying an item on impulse.
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Cutler now admits her first impulse was to demand action.
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I bought some LG neckbuds at Target on impulse, AMA
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Somewhere in his admonishment was a protective impulse I admired.
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Still, the narrative impulse behind these vivid tales is understandable.
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Believe me, I have censored this impulse many times since.
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This too is a noble impulse that misses the mark.
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Mess, heterogeneity, is bad — the opposite impulse of artistic minimalism.
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"It's about separating that initial impulse to buy," Palmer said.
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But acting on impulse at all times isn't a strategy.
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In one gesture, she fulfilled the impulse of the play.
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It's a natural human impulse to try to respond quickly.
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The lack of impulse control is just — *kisses fingers* — sensational.
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Researchers have found that increased exposure leads to impulse buys.
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You can see that impulse coalescing around The Disaster Artist.
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The very first essay announces North's impulse throughout the collection.
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"Energy begets energy" explains his impulse to add new projects.
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"Ideally you want to avoid buying groceries out of impulse."
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You conceal your own murderous impulse beneath this spurious attribution!
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My grandfather fought an impulse to jerk the hand away.
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The impulse to secure your safety is understandable but counterproductive.
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But the impulse to offer encouragement is a perfect one.
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The impulse kind of comes from one of three areas.
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He had the impulse to set his camera on video.
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I actually resisted the impulse to cut myself a slice.
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"It was like a fight or flight impulse," he said.
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Not all French critics have viewed this impulse with approval.
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Indeed, the Paris schedule is exploding, even without that impulse.
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In short, it's been packaged as a nifty impulse purchase.
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One could do worse than give in to the impulse.
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It may be that Mr. Trump simply acted on impulse.
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But Mr. Ulrich, the park's deputy superintendent, appreciates the impulse.
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The first impulse blossomed into the doctrine of biblical inerrancy.
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Beck, Kendrick Lamar and Tom Waits articulate the creative impulse.
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A cynical impulse lies behind many of these kumbaya vibes.
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A large chunk of beverages and snacks are impulse purchases.
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Meyers also suggests that impulse buyers try refocusing their energy.
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The problem is that you need to manage that impulse.
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Building a habit is relatively simple — just harness the impulse.
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They both come from the same creative impulse, says Scott.
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I'm experiencing a whole different kind of impulse and desire.
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Artists are individuals who act on their impulse to create.
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Tarsila felt this impulse early in her stay in Paris.
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Its light tone signals an escapist impulse from the melancholy.
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However, I fully understand the impulse to dive into it.
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It's an impulse that goes beyond reason or any deliberation.
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This basic impulse explains Trump's actions both backward and forward.
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They may not be enshrined in the founding documents or constitution of every country but the impulse, the human impulse toward freedom, the freedom that José Marté talked about, we think is a universal [freedom].
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What Trump does -- and has always done (just read the beginning of "The Art of the Deal") -- is act on impulse or gut, and then react to the reaction to his impulse tweet or statement.
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Ms. Henry, like Ms. Fornés before her, is keen to explore the vagaries of intimacy, the impulse that draws us to other people and allows that impulse and those other people to warp our lives.
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"People have an impulse to want to describe things," he says.
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"This has the added benefit of helping you avoid impulse buys."
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It's also an incredibly easy place to make total impulse buys.
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That gives the Fed no impulse to rate rates, he added.
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JG: The idea of showing an impulse is, by nature, raw.
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Apparently, Becky had been meeting with her for impulse control treatment.
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The job becomes the manifestation of what an impulse looks like.
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The device works by stimulating the motor cortex with electrical impulse.
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Think long-term, and learn to say "no" to impulse spending.
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In popularising the Middle Ages, are medievalists feeding a reactionary impulse?
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"The impulse is to pull back from free expression," he said.
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He has an alarming temperament, little impulse control, and less decency.
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Tell me about this impulse and its role in your work.
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Kaitlyn: Speaking only for myself, I'd rather you resisted that impulse.
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"You have ADHD and then you have impulse control," she said.
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That said, I get the impulse to stan Daddy and Daya.
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With Trump, as Heuser's picture shows, the impulse manifests slightly differently.
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It's designed to be easy and, presumably, to enable impulse shopping.
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I understand that impulse; my favorite routines emphasize those elements too.
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For any nerd who isn't aware, Solar Impulse is an airplane.
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Trump's authoritarian dream Russians are not unique in their authoritarian impulse.
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Often, impulse purchases are a form of emotional spending, experts say.
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When it comes to impulse spending, one gender definitely spends more.
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But the impulse to sell was tamed by uncertainty, traders said.
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That style occasionally clashes with the impulse to rush to judgment.
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At 31, I'm unsure that the impulse will ever fully dissipate.
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But somehow pulling the impulse-buy shopping trigger felt strangely right.
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We know Trump acts only out of self-interest and impulse.
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"This would be just an additional pro-export impulse," he added.
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"He has a lot of trouble with impulse control," Rubin said.
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For perhaps the first time, their exploratory impulse hadn't been rewarding.
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It's not like it's an impulse buy — it's a lifestyle choice.
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The aesthetic impulse remains the same, if not the political commitment.
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But my impulse was to think on an even longer timeline.
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The past four decades have seen resurgences of the archival impulse.
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Great news: This year, that impulse couldn't be more on-trend.
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Practice impulse control this evening (not easy for you, I know).
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On Solar Impulse 2, long periods of sleep are not possible.
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We value the capacity for love and the impulse towards kindness.
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Yet the impulse to raise tariffs, if understandable, should be avoided.
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Also, the impulse of many doctors is to write a prescription.
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But for things like impulse control, both conditions can have that.
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The impulse to remove e-cigarettes from the market is understandable.
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Has Trump set off an irresistible patriotic impulse across C-suites?
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He spent $550 million on the impulse purchase of a yacht.
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Restraint bias occurs when we overestimate our capacity for impulse control.
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"Impulse and outrage asks are almost always non-starters," she says.
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There is just impulse, reaction and then reaction to the reaction.
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It's no wonder people are overriding their impulse to be civil.
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The impulse may seem good in the moment but regrettable later.
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The creative impulse comes from the company; it's not my vision.
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But I get the impulse: Can't it just be summer already?
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If you do, you won't spend unnecessarily on any impulse buys.
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Have you ever made an impulse purchase while you were drunk?
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Known as Solar Impulse 2, Piccard's aircraft is a technological marvel.
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"It's a matter of practicing letting the impulse pass," she says.
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I resist the impulse to pull a neat generality from it.
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Every day I confront my impulse to coerce people into care.
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The Trump phenomenon seems to be driven by that pessimistic impulse.
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The two shared a creative impulse and began making art together.
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Resisting the impulse to feed yourself is an accomplishment we praise.
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The impulse is toward slow looking and away from flashier displays.
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It is reprehensible to punish them for that basic human impulse.
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In January Mr. Hutchings announced that he had signed with Impulse!
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"1963: New Directions" includes every known track Coltrane recorded for Impulse!
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JEAN I admire your Mama Bear impulse to protect your cub.
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Somebody who is exceedingly antisocial and has low impulse control might.
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WASHINGTON — For President Trump, a threat is frequently his first impulse.
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Show me where that impulse comes from and why it matters.
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"This was not based on any suicidal impulse," she assures us.
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This appears to be less about strategy and more about impulse.
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" And so my first impulse was to blurt out, "What happened?
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"That's what really gave me a lot of impulse," he said.
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This way, you're not stuck in that impulse loop, she says.
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Tuppence's real name is Prudence, so she acts purely on impulse.
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The creative impulse, for Pepper, has become a form of faith.
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And I understand the impulse to perform the rituals of cleanliness.
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However, that impulse can lead to an emotional and biased decision.
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I applaud your impulse to help (and to smile and nod).
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Much of the positive impulse is expected to extend into 2018.
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It shows a lack of insight, a lack of impulse control.
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The impulse to destroy troubling historical artifacts is usually best resisted.
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Your impulse bodes well for connecting with people in retirement, too.
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It was an impulse; the idea of the letter delighted me.
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But soon I was pushing the boundaries of this anthropomorphizing impulse.
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When our virtual landscapes are marked, it's not through momentary impulse.
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"All of us have some real impulse control problems," he continued.
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That impulse is somewhat understandable in today's economic setting, he said.
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But before you make an ill-informed impulse buy, read up.
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Hershey is investing in digital to keep impulse shopping alive online.
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That impulse was there as soon as Barack Obama was elected.
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Rising above $1,210 would be a first positive impulse, he added.
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"It's personal, it's not just a principled impulse," Mr. Kassem said.
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Our first impulse is usually to shelve them alphabetically by author.
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A six-figure price tag tends to deter digital impulse buys.
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As a Capricorn, you're the last sign to make impulse purchases.
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Those of us that were overweight obviously had impulse control issues.
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Could a military coup be a positive impulse for Turkish democracy?
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If Solar Impulse completes the trans-Atlantic journey first, it could take some wind out of Eraole's sails, so to speak — however there are no guarantees Solar Impulse will fly from New York to Europe before June.
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Ever since the scientific revolution, two compulsions have guided conservative Protestant intellectual life: the impulse to defend the Bible as a reliable scientific authority and the impulse to place the Bible beyond the claims of science entirely.
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"My first impulse was that I had done something wrong," Farrow admitted.
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I didn't want to leave, so I just succumbed to the impulse.
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Rather we observe the nature of images and the impulse to share.
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I felt less of an impulse to snack mindlessly throughout the day.
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Robinson went on to describe two types – reaction turbines, and impulse turbines.
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Apparently Snapchat users are really into e-commerce and online impulse buys.
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The additions underscore Clements' diaristic impulse to document everything about her circumstances.
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What's most surprising is just how often those votes are impulse clicks.
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By any standard, the Solar Impulse 2 is a marvel of engineering.
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Your family may have similar stories and a natural impulse to serve.
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It's almost like an impulse buy: Steep percentages off your first purchases?
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But the impulse to illuminate humanitarian crisis using virtual reality wasn't new.
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I got lazy about packing lunches and more prone to impulse spending.
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The impulse to reimagine the tale of Excalibur isn't a bad one.
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Often compulsive behavior or a lack of impulse control is to blame.
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Q. Do you remember what image or impulse got "Buried Child" started?
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His broad impulse to bring American troops home is a good one.
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It's the same evil and cowardly impulse that drives abusers and tyrants.
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Impulse control is very difficult for you, but you have to try!
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Most years, we shop Black Friday and Cyber Monday on an impulse.
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But there's no reason that voyeuristic impulse would end at age 3.
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He had a profound belief in the importance of the creative impulse.
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Silently congratulate myself for not falling victim to impulse purchasing from ads.
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But I have found myself succumbing, occasionally, to a similar judgmental impulse.
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This was an impulse that she often had, to touch the invisible.
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His impulse to tell stories for future generations animates two recent examples.
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It's the product of our innate storytelling impulse, unmoored from healthy inhibitions.
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I had to block out my impulse and heed the rule instead.
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It's this very genetic, very deep impulse that we have to browse.
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Apathy, Sam supposed, or else some impulse she found difficult to name.
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My Neurotic Impulse tattoo, and I'm not gonna show it to you.
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A fugue is thought to be an exaggerated version of this impulse.
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J: I don't really understand the impulse to take your shirt off.
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The anti-Ghostbusters backlash springs from the same gatekeeping, anti-diversity impulse.
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This impulse is most acutely visible in the controversial Lincoln Yards plan.
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If you have ever fallen prey to impulse buying, you're not alone.
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This impulse doesn't come from any particular malicious facet of Donnelly's personality.
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The impulse to act can lead to mistakes and mismanagement of investments.
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Under some conditions, there is no decent expression of the conservative impulse.
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But political agitation or rewriting history isn't necessarily the artist's first impulse.
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It's a good impulse, I think, and one that should be continued.
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When it comes to food, he feels no impulse to hold back.
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Most of them just walk right in because it's an impulse thing.
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We could require permits, which could reduce deaths by delaying impulse shooters.
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" This, he said, was a guiding impulse for the photographs in "Relationship.
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The YouTube Originals series "Impulse" returned with a second season on Oct.
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We save about $104 because we're not tempted to make impulse purchases
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I.Y. impulse was its most important consequence, and dissidence was vital, too.
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A small crisis in Kyrgyzstan provided a classic chastener to righteous impulse.
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The Solar Impulse 2 traveled 24,855 miles powered solely by the sun.
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His first impulse was to redo the boiserie of the whole place.
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Virtually all their revenue comes from impulse purchases at the checkout counter.
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When the Chromecast debuted at $35, it was an easy impulse buy.
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It would force them to drop to impulse until the gravitons disappeared.
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Target stores are strategically laid out to encourage impulse buying among customers.
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The Republican presidential hopeful has shown himself to have poor impulse control.
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All times EST You're making last-minute impulse purchases this week, Aries.
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Sanders' career arc can be loosely tied to his affiliation with Impulse!
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It was coming, for me, from a natural impulse of art-making.
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Avoid indulging your impulse to go to extremes, especially in your communications.
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The same impulse which led WWE to create Total Divas for E!
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My first impulse is that it's not just information that we need.
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Groningen signed him up on an impulse and flew him to Europe.
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Once again, the decline of the communitarian impulse is a prime culprit.
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I know there is an impulse to continue the deadlock in Washington.
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What is the relationship between external validation and the impulse to create?
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His impulse is to travel the land as an agent of progressivism.
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Six decades later, a similar impulse seems to hold sway in Washington.
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When I ask him where this impulse comes from, his face softens.
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I cherish the Lafayette impulse to fill a gap in our knowledge.
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But a slew of questions stops your impulse purchase in its tracks.
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" She called this an "almost Pavlovian" impulse that is "holding us back.
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But caving in to that impulse runs counter to my native stoicism.
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The brain's prefrontal cortex, which affects judgment and impulse, is still maturing.
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Not that the impulse to look outward rather than inward isn't laudable.
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Still, we should resist our impulse to dismiss Santelli as ignorant here.
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Mr. Trump had a different impulse: make Mr. Cruz's life exceedingly complicated.
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This is an understandable impulse, and some of the advice is good.
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I only visit these websites out of habit and poor impulse control.
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The narrative impulse overwhelms Sarbajit Sen's "graphic novel"-esque work as well.
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In-store tech helps retailers engage customers and may spur impulse buys.
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Some might even feel the impulse to order goods to their doorstep.
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Gollan agrees, though she thinks there is another impulse behind #quarantinebaking: avoidance.
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Her virtue is manifest in precisely the maternal impulse her stepmother lacks.
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Today, the strategic opening in Syria appears have revived that impulse anew.
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Opinion Columnist Donald Trump is impulse-driven, ignorant, narcissistic and intellectually dishonest.
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Has the stress of office aggravated a mental illness crippling impulse control?
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Next week Impulse Records will release "Moments Preserved," his engrossing sophomore album.
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Even after years of practice, Jones still has to override this impulse.
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He's taken the impulse and elevated it to an effective political tactic.
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The impulse to step off the consumer treadmill can be quite tempting.
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" Beyond that, Seth said Beijing is expected to show more "fiscal impulse.
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At the same time, the impulse to purchase the device was understandable.
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There's an impulse here that's probably well meaning but results in stereotyping.
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It's a human impulse, no need for any gloss about feeling odd.
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But there is a more subtle aspect to the impulse for revenge.
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Nostalgia, which fuels our resentment toward change, is a natural human impulse.
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Sticking to a budget will also prevent you from making impulse purchases.
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It's a good impulse, even if it leads to overly forgiving criticism.
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Over time, my neurotic impulse to check for notifications began to wane.
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Only two bags are left and we impulse buy both of them.
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Spencer revered the genocidal impulse of colonization — the eliminativists force of conquest.
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Yet Trump may not have exhausted his longstanding impulse for truculent nationalism.
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Creating, the creative impulse and the creative process were our common interests.
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While the social media feed is driven by impulse, sourdough is intentional.
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If I waited for an "impulse" to write, I'd never do it.
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The impulse to create a highly centralized superstate recurs throughout American history.
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Is there a single impulse or question that connects everything you do?
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The impulse to fill a space or to worry is still there.
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A diaristic impulse spans her work—she's always painted what's around her.
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That is the assumption that the "baser" impulse—in this case, the impulse to prefer your cheater to their cheater—is more hard-wired than the "nobler" impulse, which would be to put favoritism aside, ignore the fact that one quarterback is married to a Brazilian supermodel while the other does Papa John's pizza commercials, difficult as that may be, and weigh the cases impartially.
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There's no magic trick for weaning yourself off the impulse to reach for your phone every single time you've got nothing else to do—except for just being aware of the impulse and trying not to give into it.
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This is because Fred is not a human, but a sulcata tortoise, an impulse purchase ($250, from a man living a few minutes drive away, near Waikiki) whose consequences — as with all impulse purchases — were not quite fully imagined.
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Never say no to that impulse to take a walk in the woods.
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The impulse for caution is hard-wired into the country's psyche and institutions.
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"I think we have to resist the impulse to editorialize," said Maryland Rep.
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Whether it's sated by artistry or impulse, there's a dose for your addiction.
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It wasn't cheap or an impulse purchase, but it's mine, and it's beautiful.
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Our impulse is to take in extra stimuli instead of screening it out.
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And you don't have that same impulse again, like go figure out Snapchat.
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That's what makes my impulse to buy wheatgrass for cats so staggeringly idiotic.
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Ultimately, as we know, the impulse was not honor or gallantry, but slavery.
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The first is to resist the impulse to mix trade politics and geopolitics.
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This was not some crazed killer acting on impulse; he had a plan.
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And, according to my informal poll, that type of impulse spending is up.
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It's a convolution reverb where it uses a lot of different impulse responses.
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THE IMPULSE SOCIETY: America in the Age of Instant Gratification, by Paul Roberts.
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It's easy to cheer on the risk-taking impulse behind the new film.
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Impulse superseded the at-least-minimal degree of thoughtfulness once baked into sharing.
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According to the Boston Globe, the psychiatrist said Celexa can inhibit impulse control.
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I understand where he's coming from because I had the exact same impulse.
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Now I understand the impulse of the Clinton camp to start hammering Sanders.
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Now I guess it is only a natural impulse to constantly question myself.
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The habit of preparing for typhoons has also sharpened the impulse to stockpile.
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Resist that impulse, even if it seems mildly creative for a hot minute.
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Cold gas thrusters can get to a specific impulse of about 70 seconds.
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Image: Solar ImpulseThe question on everyone's mind: What's going on with Solar Impulse?
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Both reject the Utopian impulse to find a government solution for every wrong.
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These regional exceptionalisms challenged a weak Spanish state, whose impulse was to centralise.
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It's an impulse she wants people to be aware of and guard against.
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If the answer is "no," you can tell them, it's an impulse buy.
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It's clearly a store designed for casual browsing and impulse purchases, not efficiency.
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By July, I'd find myself impulse-buying pints once or twice a week.
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He struggles with dyslexia and impulse control, and school has never come easy.
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Consumers waiting on line to pay would look around and make impulse buys.
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To describe it as "bad" would be an impulse of goodwill and compassion.
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Her artistic impulse, she says, is to control the roots in her pieces.
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For the most part, our fight-or-flight impulse is a good thing.
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University of Florida researcher Gabrielle Miller believes that preordering takes away impulse selections.
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Instead, his impulse may cause unintended consequences and raise eyebrows in foreign capitals.
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You have OCD, the impulse control, certain things that make it into one.
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One day (while day drunk) I impulse-adopted a cat from the SPCA.
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Impulse spending leads to waste, overspending and debt — three things successful people avoid.
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The price makes it a perfect impulse buy if you're a Snapchat addict.
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I've made other impulse purchases, like Elon Musk's flamethrower, but not while drunk.
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I appreciate the impulse for honesty, but is this really the right moment?
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He had given way to a humane impulse and was called an abductor.
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Typically, though, the impulse is to avoid them, or learn to tolerate them.
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I had to expose a dark impulse with this pic I came across.
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The first is that Trump has truly terrible instincts and little impulse control.
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Rosalynn and I have seen this impulse in our work around the globe.
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The backers are Impulse VC, SmartHub and a number of European angel investors.
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Maybe it was made on an impulse in the heat of a moment.
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Your friendly impulse to share is at war with how sharing may feel.
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And will his theatrical impulse dissipate when he takes the oath of office?
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The new impulse didn't come from the far right or the far left.
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This impulse to arm oneself against spectral evildoers drives both Batman and Superman.
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"We therefore very much welcome the renewed impulse to this discussion," Draghi said.
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Perusing the online response to Guerra's op-ed, the impulse was to mock.
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Impulse purchases, by definition, mean that you haven't thoroughly thought through the transaction.
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The same impulse that led Ms. Novak to organic farming inspired other initiatives.
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It is the human impulse for dominance and revenge that borrows righteous garb.
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We know that he's dispositionally unable to restrain his impulse to divide us.
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The impulse is the same: The game is rigged and must be fixed.
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Finding that impulse to record has surprised him, as have memories of shame.
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We would do well to stanch any North American impulse toward self-righteousness.
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University of Florida researcher Gabrielle Miller believes that preordering takes away impulse selections.
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The first impulse in the past was often "don't tell anyone", he said.
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" "We are in an era in which the authoritarian impulse is reasserting itself.
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No impulse buying because the lady on Instagram looked so good in it.
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I walked off on impulse, and it is several hours before Now what?
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We also recommend getting a second, secret Netflix account or some impulse control.
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But the big museums were slow to respond to the era's globalist impulse.
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Mr. Burakowski said that if your impulse is to stay home, follow it.
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It was the impulse purchase of a thrill-seeker with money to burn.
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Catholicism survived as a clan-based, rural religion without its old missionizing impulse.
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Something out there beyond my vision, an impulse rippling through the interstellar plasma.
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You may even see tuna in the impulse-buy aisle near the checkout.
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Muchos defensores del medioambiente temen que Bolsonaro impulse aún más las actividades mineras.
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When challenged, his impulse is to lash out — preferably with personal, degrading insults.
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The final two projects in the exhibition also build on an ethnographic impulse.
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So your impulse to offer this souvenir card to a museum seems right.
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On its face, canon-making is a fairly human impulse: I love this.
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What was the impulse behind it, and what do you think you'll achieve?
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The idea arose from a "playful impulse," one of the founders said later.
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The populist impulse is to burn all that down, to sweep it away.
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Harriet Krzykowski also had the impulse to document her worst experiences at Dade.
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Mr. Fortner's sophomore album, "Moments Preserved," comes out on June 8 on Impulse!
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You should activate that impulse, and you should still be trying new things.
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Though, according to her hairstylist Riawna Capri, the chop was an impulse decision.
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Conway told me that she understood Trump's impulse to respond once he's provoked.
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The only ideological [impulse] the public has is they like things that work.
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I wonder how often people impulse-buy these $1,000+ items during a layover.
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Impulse spending can add up to $5,400 a year for the average person.
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Supply has reacted, belatedly, to the first-wave demand impulse from battery-makers.
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"The impulse behind calls for nonsmokers' rights was civic, not scientific," Milov writes.
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I think everyone has a creative impulse; for now, crosswords are my outlet.
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"Try to work on that impulse to say yes to everything," he says.
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That you are not able to manage that impulse when you need to.
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The anthropologists Hill and Walker argue that the impulse to engage seems universal.
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I wondered if you could help me understand where that impulse comes from.
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There are still going to be times when I follow the wrong impulse.
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I won't pretend to understand the impulse that leads someone to design a yacht with a built-in Jacuzzi, but I imagine it's the same impulse that would lead that same person to also include a fire pit on said yacht.
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Source: Invest in You Spending Survey A small, occasional splurge is OK, but when impulse purchases turn into mindless spending, or when the impulse purchases are big-ticket items derailing your financial security, it's important to evaluate what's driving that behavior.
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As a mother of three, I can understand the impulse to create a soft landing for my children when it comes to school, friends, and the world at large, but often that parental impulse blows up in our faces anyway.
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I'd add his impulse to divide rather than unite, his impulse to attack any independent check and balance that tries to hold him accountable (law enforcement, the courts, the press, science, etc.) and, well, his fact-free impulsiveness in general.
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There is an undeniable potency to a populist appeal by mischaracterizing or misunderstanding our problems and giving in to the impulse to scapegoat and belittle — the impulse to scapegoat and belittle threatens to turn us into a fearful, backward-looking people.
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Cat confesses in Season 1 to hating Jon and hating herself for that impulse.
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"That's the sort of human impulse we should be celebrating and encouraging," Abele said.
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The impulse to dismiss extremists as unreachable fanatics is strong and at times justifiable.
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In a political vacuum, the impulse to fight rather than surrender makes perfect sense.
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" I resisted the impulse to make a joke: "I'm in the middle of something.
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The notions of impulse, improvisation, and intuition are at the core of my interests.
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Sure, we could live in a world in which every fan impulse is satisfied.
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What are the roots of this impulse, or this pathology, as you call it?
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By contrast, as Iraq's Shias grew accustomed to power, their own apocalyptic impulse waned.
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Acting from some suicidal impulse, I covertly ordered a second martini for Mr. Bush.
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Rory missed this important hat moment due to a sudden impulse to see Jess.
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Shopping online saves me loads of time and pretty much eliminates any impulse buys.
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There's an impulse to say, well, Cruz doesn't care if you don't like him.
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He's just an unsuitable impulse pick who turns out to also have some issues.
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They don't have the impulse control and "consequential thinking" parts of their brains developed.
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It's a natural impulse to want to believe that our friends are falsely accused.
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My impulse to blast Nissan for overdoing it with the screens — there are seven!
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I get two boxes and impulse buy a sewing guide from the book section.
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Here are three tips for cutting back if impulse spending is your financial vice.
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"Solar Impulse is showing what we can do with clean technologies," Piccard told Gizmodo.
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If you can't shake the impulse, however, lean toward a healthier version of it.
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Some feel that the tax violates the basic human impulse to help one's descendants.
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On my way home, I engage in some impulse shopping, inspired by the rosé.
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Of course, we can't blame the apps alone for people's impulse to keep swiping.
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That's the thing, though: the Super Nt isn't meant to be an impulse buy.
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"There's always been [an impulse to] create a false reality around periods," says Hollender.
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They're cheap enough to be an impulse purchase for many, or a reasonable gift.
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However difficult some environments may be, history suggests that this is a universal impulse.
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Now, the impulse will be to focus on Winner: Did she break the law?
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According to his Facebook page, it was an impulse that needs no further examination.
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And 56 percent believe children should learn how to steer clear of impulse purchases.
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Impulse purchases are almost never a good idea — especially when there are drinks involved.
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It's not like a crazy impulse or wrong or even unjust in the circumstance.
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We had reached the point where the impulse for entertainment had become positively toxic.
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This impulse to position dinosaurs in space has even spilled over into real science.
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Now, I can think of an impulse and develop it in a different context.
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I also got better at impulse control the second time I hiked the trail.
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But the crucial ingredient is the way Modi has tapped into the nostalgic impulse.
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Solar Impulse says it has "no idea" when the flight will actually take off.
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We are all prone to impulse-buying, which is what I'd encourage to limit.
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The impulse is to think 'Well then, who's going to take care of us?
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It embodies and confronts that impulse, and plays it out to its bleak end.
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People used to go to stores to buy brands on impulse or by design.
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As much as I wanted to argue against her decision, I resisted the impulse.
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Apple is well known for resisting any impulse to splurge on second-rate ideas.
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This is a volatile, risky strategy, but the impulse towards face-saving is reassuring.
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That impulse made me think about how empathy doesn't always beget empathy in return.
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And it means curbing our impulse to kill things bigger and badder than ourselves.
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"That was the closest I came to having an electoral-politics impulse," she said.
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In common with the latter, they make for an appealing purchase, impulse or otherwise.
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Trump's irresistible impulse to counterpunch is the best hope for Democrats seeking impeachable acts.
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Trump is all libido, lacks impulse control, and is prone to poor decision-making.
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Sometimes this impulse is valuable — and even more often, it's a lot of fun.
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"Donations to Elizabeth Warren are not an impulse buy," Green told CNN this week.
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"Leveraging subscription to drive impulse is a huge opportunity for us," Del Pozzo said.
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Today, Guadagnino thinks of these years fondly—an impulse he has learned to examine.
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She had a towering need for attention and affirmation; she had zero impulse control.
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A lost album of never-before-heard music is being released Friday by Impulse!
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But if fewer impulse buys mean fuller wallets, do fuller wallets mean happier consumers?
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Up by check-out, the Trump Store had its own version of impulse offerings.
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But then there are customers who take that impulse to a whole new level.
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In domestic matters, Mr. Trump's main impulse is toward hard-line law and order.
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The AHCA fundamentally disrupts that pool and the neighborly impulse to cost-share care.
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Neoconservatives and the neoconservative impulse, attitudes, and policy proposals remain unignorably relevant and influential.
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Moderates want Dreamers protected and are repulsed by Trump's impulse to separate migrant families.
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In the ten years that followed, she released about a dozen albums on Impulse!
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"It's never been our first impulse to reach for the medicine chest," he said.
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"It's a very natural human impulse to make the nursery beautiful," Dr. Landrigan said.
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I thought about whatever subliminal impulse had put me on the train to Farmingdale.
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Reissued on November 10 on Anthology Recordings, three of the records from Sanders' Impulse!
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" The bank advises investors to wait for further impulse growth before "buying metals aggressively.
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But in times like these, our impulse to adjust takes on radical political significance.
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Now more than ever though, it feels like that impulse is hitting critical mass.
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In turn, the movie seems to draw out certain people's impulse to police bodies.
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The creative impulse is such a fragile thing, but we have to create now.
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Dismantling all expectations, Lucas' impulse to be loud and naughty is a delicious treat.
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" Locke notched four directors credits during her career, for films like "Ratboy" and "Impulse.
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If you're taking advice on impulse, it may not be from the right person.
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I understand the impulse to secure one's safety in the face of a threat.
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The desire to help one another directly and reciprocally is a basic human impulse.
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It's arguably bitcoin's own anti-authoritarian impulse that motivated the Bitcoin Cash hard fork.
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It turned out to be one of the great impulse purchases of my life.
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The third trend is a "Jacksonian impulse" that the United States is currently experiencing.
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But Trump has sometimes demonstrated a tendency to ignore advisers and act on impulse.
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Things for my kids, snacks, coffee, impulse buys … my extra cash never lasts long.
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He says the rage came over him in the workshop like an animal impulse.
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Are we right to distrust them, or should we try to override that impulse?
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The same impulse led some women to go public about sexual harassment and abuse.
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She also cautions against any impulse you might have toward managing their food intake.
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We're skipping rocket equations, impulse, relativity, and whatnot, and just tagging the big points.
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" This follows a previous humanizing impulse, spoken ringside: "A tree is a resilient fighter.
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Decades later, this latter impulse has persisted, long enough to permeate the federal government.
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"It's an exceptionally impulse-driven set of products, so consumption is expandable," she said.
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Ms. Brooks rightly condemns the apparent impulse to blame women for these stark facts.
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And it's not because I don't get the impulse to burn it all down.
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But Trump, whose only real talent is the manipulation of reality, exploits this impulse.
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"The narrative impulse behind these vivid tales is understandable," our reviewer, Christopher Benfey, wrote.
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My immigrant parents had spent a decade teaching me that impulse shopping was irresponsible.
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January 18: Set up a shopping filter in your Gmail to stop impulse spending.
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I am slightly drunk and impulse buy a pretty evil-eye ring on Etsy.
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What lies behind that quip, in other words, is an impulse against democratic representation.
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What lies behind that quip, in other words, is an impulse against democratic representation.
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Take a breath It's never wise to make decisions — financial or otherwise — on impulse.
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Impulse shopping, or what Watts calls "Amazon spending," is often the worst budget buster.
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"Impulse buys of any category are almost always [going to be] regrets," she said.
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And if you can block that impulse, you may save a life, Nestadt added.
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"Harness the urge to impulse shop and use it to save money," he said.
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Democrats were always focused on electability, but after Ukraine that impulse became even stronger.
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Any impulse toward good works, he instructed Mr. Meyer, ought to be directed there.
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It seems to be a human impulse to collect things just as they're vanishing.
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The cerebral cortex is the difference between impulse and insight, between reflex and reflection.
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Her first impulse was to leave the state, maybe even the country, she said.
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Has the product glut demanded by endless art fairs distracted from the protest impulse?
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And I understand your impulse: I agree with you that those forms are beautiful.
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He has poor impulse control and limited understanding of the consequences of his actions.
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I understand that impulse though—you feel like you have to do the work.
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And that impulse propelled Republicans back into the majority, and Ryan into the speakership.
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Mostly I go along with my first impulse and intuitive connection with the track.
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There is an undeniable potency to a populist appeal by mischaracterizing or misunderstanding our problems and giving in to the impulse to scapegoat and belittle — the impulse to scapegoat and belittle threatens to turn us into a fearful and backward-looking people.
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"I'm not saying it's impossible to be a mass shooter and have poor impulse control, but if you have poor impulse control you won't be able to go for 12 months of planning an attack without ending up in jail first," Lankford says.
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I still missed bills, and bought little luxuries on impulse, when I was stressed out.
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But when he's presented with this evidence, his impulse is to run for the hills.
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Its title character (pictured, below) was tough, unruly and violent, a creature of pure impulse.
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"The idea is that every single human being has an impulse toward beauty," said Herrada.
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The impulse to lionize Comey comes from the fact that he stood up to Trump.
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Even before reaching this level of fame, Kiyoko has had an impulse for creative pursuits.
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Besides, the irresistible impulse to watch a video just to know how gross it is?
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There are also further reductions on gift sets from Toni & Guy, Bomb Cosmetics, and Impulse.
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The second iteration of the aircraft, known as Solar Impulse 2, was completed in 2014.
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Watch Bertrand Piccard and the Solar Impulse team discuss the motivations behind the groundbreaking flight.
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And The Circus fed into that passive impulse without any serious intention of critiquing it.
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"Negroes have lower IQs, lower impulse control, and higher testosterone levels in general," Roof wrote.
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"Negroes have lower Iqs, lower impulse control, and higher testosterone levels in generals," Roof wrote.
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Authoritarianism refers to the impulse to uphold conformity and deference to authority within a group.
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Thirty years after the artist's death, my pessimistic impulse is to call the artist passé.
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We regret to inform you that our beloved Pikachu went out and got impulse bangs.
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I impulse buy a Target "Beauty Box" on the way out because, Treat Yo'self ($7).
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I have a sense of empathy for anyone that has an impulse to do harm.
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The impulse to examine US/UK and Western imperialism in the Middle East is important.
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But his impulse to dodge the censors stuck around, as did his knack for subversion.
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However, researchers noted, obsessive sexual passion is not the same thing as compulsive sexual impulse.
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"So in a sense that's connected with my impulse to write this book," Lithgow continues.
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Her impulse, as Lewinsky wrote in Vanity Fair, was to blame the woman — even herself.
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But if there had been, the camp's founder, Alice Dong, would have understood the impulse.
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It plays to the "catch 'em all" completionist impulse with a series of meaningless percentages.
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Because of this history, many have criticized the impulse to make a martyr of XXXTentacion.
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Now try fighting the impulse to grab a Sharpie and scrawl that on your Converse.
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One group, known as the Estridentistas, rejected the impulse to fall back on traditional imagery.
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The impulse test attempted to seep water into the lace engine, which is sealed shut.
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Brand-Oriented Visitors are harder to plan for, because they are the ultimate impulse buyers.
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Deeper thought about what industries count as sensitive should suppress the impulse to ban everything.
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But you've also let your guard down, which can leave you prone to impulse purchases.
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This can be dangerous to take my husband to — he loves a good impulse buy!
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" Still, others are sold; one wrote of the announcement: "Just impulse ordered one of everything.
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In the meantime, I think Uber has already given its best impulse to the industry.
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Reading about Elon Musk's heartbreak and impulse for co-dependency gave me the same feeling.
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Records smashed Solar Impulse 22 began its epic round-the-world journey in March, 290.
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I understand the impulse behind thinking these types of images make your content more relatable.
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Image: Solar ImpulseOvernight, Solar Impulse safely touched down at Lehigh Valley International Airport in Pennsylvania.
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A few staples turn into a lot of impulse purchases, like a dessert-flavored tea.
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Could it be that possessing my own synthetic pimple pack could replace that impulse entirely?
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And so my impulse on that was I must just not be being clear enough.
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If you shoot a lot of video with your phone, it's almost an impulse purchase.
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An impulse buy rack in the Bluegrass Airport's gift shop hawks PooPoo Paper novelty stationery.
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" Her main impulse, she explained, was to no longer run away from her "life story.
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A Chinese slump would send a sharp disinflationary impulse across the rest of the world.
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China's growth impulse is also being challenged by a slowing trend in producer price inflation.
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But whether by design or by impulse, Trump is in practice following the authoritarian playbook.
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Do you view the conditions as too little inflationary impulse or too much deflationary pressures?
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Maybe it was just a fleeting thought you had, an impulse, a moment of rage.
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Fourth song, I was trying to write something like Pestilence songs off of Consuming Impulse.
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"For my entire life, my impulse was to keep my uglier feelings private," he said.
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To add on, now it is easier than ever to purchase a quick impulse buy.
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And some items — like these $4 plant balls — were perfect traps for the impulse buyer.
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Your Money The impulse when the stock market abruptly plunges is to do something. Anything.
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She had that unteachable impulse to succeed that Dean Lyon said she was looking for.
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Some items work simply from impulse buys or because you've now discovered a new product.
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Instagram Payments could make impulse buys much quicker, enticing more businesses to get on board.
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In caveman days, that impulse helped avoid spoiled food or prevent hunger during a famine.
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And suicide — inherently the most self-destructive impulse one can act upon — is, indeed, preventable.
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In times of social turmoil, our impulse is often to pull back on free expression.
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They will need to fight for eyeballs and learn new tricks to prompt impulse purchases.
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But candor is only the impulse to tell the truth: Truth-telling itself is rarer.
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His save was over the top, but there's a genuine dysfunctional family impulse behind it.
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Typically, the "how does this thing work" impulse does not lead to such disastrous outcomes.
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How else can this impulse be described when it leads to her working for Randall?
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Millions of donors still give on impulse — in reaction to a natural disaster, for example.
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To avoid impulse buying, I'll wait 48 hours before saying yes to something I want.
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The impulse to explore seems to be hardwired in what it means to be human.
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"The impulse towards action can work to block hearing," writes the feminist scholar Sara Ahmed.
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The impulse after a barbaric attack is always to rein in civil liberties and freedoms.
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Remember that lead also has been linked to behavior problems, including impulse control and aggression.
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The impulse to read Our Time as autobiographical is a way to divert self-reflection.
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From an evolutionary point of view, that's meant to be a helpful impulse, Lang says.
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Ollie's slogan — "when it's gone, it's gone" — plays to its effort to spur impulse buys.
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I'm not sure I fully agree with killing hardware entirely, but I understand the impulse.
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Its six hourlong, comic-dramatic episodes chronicle a controlled experiment in indulging such an impulse.
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Probably, given this president's pattern of poor impulse control and of reverting to base politics.
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I understand the impulse to marvel at Mr. Mandela's civility and eloquence, even under duress.
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But then I'd think back to my freshman year impulse buy, my credit card bill.
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What do you think drives that impulse to visit other worlds (and escape this one)?
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But in Mr. Shkreli's case, that impulse seemed only to intensify once he was charged.
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Though she never completely stopped painting, the impulse to animate her imagery tugged at her.
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But there is seldom a plan apart from pre-emption, self-defense, obsession and impulse.
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Then the subjects were asked to perform a computer task that tested their impulse control.
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BARI: And yet I think the animating impulse of our era, certainly politically, is destruction.
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Should someone write an "actually Scott Walker was pretentious rot" piece, I'll respect the impulse.
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I'll still want to throw a chair at the author, but I'll respect the impulse.
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If the brands can do social well, they will capture a lot of impulse purchases.
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I had to quell every American helicopter parent impulse in my body not to intervene.
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Watch the Bertrand Piccard prepare for the completion of his historic Solar Impulse 2 flight.
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Even in the text, the scientific window-dressing is at war with Tuft's aesthetic impulse.
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If you succumb to this impulse, however, know that it may come at a cost.
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It won't be long before the economic stresses of a recession overtake the nesting impulse.
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Grinnellians now tend to keep any impulse to hector one of their neighbors under wraps.
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"Simply taking stock of what you own will help prevent more impulse purchases," she said.
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I love your kind impulse, but I don't want you feeling burdened or stressed here.
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Instead, I clip my nails like I'm impulse-buying a Twix bar at the supermarket.
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To overcome the impulse to slack off, create a daily routine and stick to it.
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Is the impulse behind this a kind of purism or a kind of self-deception?
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It is unclear if that is true, but one traveler said he understood the impulse.
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It has been associated with mood swings, depression, dementia, impulse control issues and suicidal thoughts.
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Wasting the day waiting for Lightning Deals Lightning Deals are designed to encourage impulse purchases.
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The stage was set for this tragedy by our president's impulse to stir the pot.
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An inmate with diagnosed impulse-control problems had his privileges taken away after an outburst.
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They responded with stories about spreadsheets and sleeplessness, impulse purchases and money-centered date nights.
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I'm sympathetic to young poets who feel a strong impulse to disguise what they're saying.
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On impulse, they slow-danced to their favorite song, "I Found You" by Alabama Shakes.
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"I felt a terrible impulse to introduce a spontaneous new line of dialogue," he said.
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It's an evangelistic impulse that has been a part of the sport since its creation.
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The impulse makes sense: I have abandoned items in my shopping cart many, many times.
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At the same time, we should resist an impulse that also afflicted the biblical Hebrews.
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In fact, Pope Francis decries the self-referential impulse to focus on internal church politics.
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No, the main impulse, I realized, many months into the battle, was a certain guilt.
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Will the wolf survive the rabid impulse of murder the cattle industry fosters in America?
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In 200 stores, it has been adding "beauty impulse" areas, showcasing 20 top beauty brands.
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Betty wakes up from her hypnosis convinced she "killed" her dark impulse and is cured.
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I mean the impulse to choose a side and press its case with wily elegance.
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Similarly, sticking to your budget means less impulse purchases and fewer meals out with friends.
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I think the desire to become a star often flows from an impulse to escape.
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If you have good answers, "then it is probably not an impulse purchase," Benson says.
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This Tyner original comes from his debut album, "Inception," released on the then-new Impulse!
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Those bells worked on the same principle — they were set off by an electric impulse.
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On the one hand, there's an impulse to stay dull and just pay out dividends.
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But Rubio reflects an impulse by conservative leaders to flatten the lines of cultural conflict.
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If the trouble with conservatives was ignorance, then the liberal impulse was to correct it.
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Green: It's kind of simple logic that people like to impulse purchase sometimes, and for an ability to facilitate these impulse purchases, one-click ordering is great 'cause it can just, you know, you're like, oh, I see it, I want it, I bought it.
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Most of John Coltrane's Impulse masters were lost, as were masters for treasured Impulse releases by Ellington, Count Basie, Coleman Hawkins, Dizzy Gillespie, Max Roach, Art Blakey, Sonny Rollins, Charles Mingus, Ornette Coleman, Alice Coltrane, Sun Ra, Albert Ayler, Pharoah Sanders and other jazz greats.
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My impulse for my initial foray into bio-technology came from thinking a lot about surveillance.
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Whatever we do on September 15, we must resist the impulse to forget how it began.
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The former group made fewer impulse purchases, procrastinated less, and earned higher grades than the latter.
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But when basic needs for support, warmth, and connection are unfulfilled, the impulse toward physicality increases.
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This realization spurred years of research for what would one day become the Solar Impulse project.
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Dag Spicer is expecting a special package soon, but it's not a Black Friday impulse buy.
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It will be hard not to act on impulse—we're all feeling inspired to take risks.
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Piccard will fly Solar Impulse 2 to the west coast of the United States, destination TBD.
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The impulse to innovate and profit subsumes all other concerns as far as I can tell.
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Perfect impulse buy after totaling your flagship Android phone you got on a 24-month contract.
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After working on major projects abroad, Leca felt the impulse to make a difference at home.
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The impulse to scapegoat and belittle threatens to turn us into a fearful, backward-looking people.
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None of this is to say that the impulse to give food is a bad one.
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To even link the two is a pure anti-Semitic impulse by an ignorant, unfit cretin.
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The impulse to destroy objects — as the Keurig smashers and Nike burners did — always seemed inexplicable.
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That prime location could make Marketplace the digital version of impulse buys at the checkout counter.
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He tells them to overcome the immediate impulse of retaliation, which perpetuates the cycle of violence.
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What if the impulse to think about an ex became all-consuming -- months, even years later?
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Faced with soggy profits, bosses are being more cautious, an impulse further amplified by trade tensions.
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One impulse can tip over into the other very easily, and that danger never goes away.
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I fight my impulse to add stuff I want but don't need since I'm under budget.
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The Solar Impulse project, which cost $170 million in total, was funded mostly by private sponsors.
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Allow yourself the occasional impulse buy, but make unplanned spending the exception rather than the norm.
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For some of us, that one-click checkout button can lead to some unusual impulse buys.
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A little inflationary impulse from abroad would go a long way toward expanding P/E ratios.
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Seeing them during the day, and in public, will also curb the fight-or-fuck impulse.
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He regards the impulse to mangle or otherwise destroy as an elemental force in the universe.
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Image: ShutterstockThe stereotype concerning someone with anger issues is that they just have bad impulse control.
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With all of the deals and discounts being offered, it's the perfect storm for impulse buys.
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A big field of subtle colors, a small impulse, a pulse here, a directional lash there.
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Do you prefer a director who's very ordered, and will complement you and challenge that impulse?
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That's more than twice the speed of the Solar Impulse 2 and 242 times the people.
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I can understand the impulse and the want to do that, but you're basically a spy.
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My impulse, at this stage of the blog, is to talk about the embarrassment I felt.
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It's maternal, yes, but it's also a projection—an understandable impulse, given what happened to her.
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Image: AmazonOne of the major advantages of capitalism is the constant, nagging impulse to buy stuff.
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Had I essentially let my rat-like impulse for buzzes turn me into a Mario Brother?
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In chemical synapses, the transfer of an impulse from one neuron to another occurs via neurotransmitters.
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This Christmas, they renewed their campaign to dissuade the impulse purchase of exotic animals as gifts.
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There is 24 hour access, enthusiasm, deep sudden impulse and some sense of possibility for dreaming.
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Hence the collective impulse to cut cobalt usage as much as possible as quickly as possible.
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Watch "Ghosted" below, and pre-order your copy of Impulse before it comes out May 27.
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Now's the time for a survivalist feast based on all of your shelf-stable impulse purchases!
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These annoying charges can more than double the cost of an impulse buy in some cases.
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Even Long herself can't escape the impulse to reach out and find companionship with other minds.
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"The world economy is currently developing with a moderate impulse," the ministry wrote in the report.
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The Solar Impulse 2 team is ready to continue their round-the-world solar-powered flight.
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The impulse behind H.R. 4291 is understandable: How can we catch evildoers without inculpating innocent people?
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Usually when you see a jigsaw puzzle, your first impulse is to try and solve it.
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I was torn between the powerful impulse to act and a moral duty not to harm.
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A similar ahistorical impulse governed when Rawls and others turned to the problem of international justice.
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Barnes & Noble is late to the game now, but the impulse is still the right one.
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I fear the impulse of the EPA so far has been to pretend it doesn't exist.
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The impulse to scapegoat and belittle threatens to turn us into a fearful backward-looking people.
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The impulse is sometimes positive and sometimes not — but at the very least, it's always interesting.
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Much like improv, live television—even when it's semi-scripted—relies heavily on impulse and instinct.
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I knew what would work, but I also had an impulse to find a better answer.
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Nearly 90% of people recently surveyed by CNBC and Acorns said they sometimes make impulse purchases.
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The secret ingredient seems to be the positive harnessing of the general human impulse to envy.
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Skipping the grocery store and shopping online could put impulse purchases, and some profit, at risk.
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After a successful season one of "Impulse," which debuted in 2018, the show returned on Oct.
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The more serious problem is today's pervasive and self-reinforcing pessimism, which feeds the reactionary impulse.
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" This impulse, he said, must be checked: "You should treat a discovery like a medical situation.
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There is an impulse, when confronted with a new photograph, to insure that it remains unblemished.
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The impulse to validate affirmative action is good, but the Board is not a government agency.
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To give in to such an impulse, in such a context, would be very, very inappropriate.
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" And, she adds, "impulse-driven, one-press smartphone purchases are the easiest to lose track of.
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In other words, parents should not be surprised if younger children with smartphones lack impulse control.
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Populism, when defined down to an anti-establishment impulse, doesn't necessarily favor a specific political affiliation.
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Ms. Weigel espouses a utopian impulse that would make falling in love easier and more equitable.
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She is a sales account executive at Impulse Advanced Communications, a telecommunications company in Goleta, Calif.
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" AND NOW, A WORD FROM CHARLES… "Long a staple of academia, the totalitarian impulse is spreading.
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The impulse to react emotionally to violent crime statistics is understandable, but some context is necessary.
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And there's no alcohol permitted in Oklahoma and Idaho's state houses—perhaps due to impulse control.
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They took "feeling yourself" from a shameful impulse rotting in the MySpace caverns and dignified it.
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That might mean curtailing your knee-jerk impulse to intervene and fix the problem for her.
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I can't even remember why I gave it to them, I think it was on impulse.
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Pinder answers it with breathtakingly beautiful footage that helps us understand the human impulse to climb.
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He would have surrendered to impulse at his penultimate peak, when godliness was just within reach.
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He had seen the evil in his pupil and ignited his lightsaber on a momentary impulse.
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This impulse could create incentives to apply ad-hoc criteria for determining when to prosecute corporations.
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I've seen the theory I don't buy it for a second but I understand the impulse.
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Murdoch understood this impulse: in 27, 22017st Century Fox had tried, unsuccessfully, to buy Time Warner.
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I both feel and express this impulse to turn away from the disaster of 2016, too.
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Then, in a small and violent impulse I still don't understand, I pinched his airways closed.
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Others suspect Mr. Trump is driven less by lofty ideology than by moment-to-moment impulse.
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But I also understand the impulse to support local businesses especially in a time of crisis.
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Towards the end though, I was much better at just accepting this impulse without reacting negatively.
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You don't need to be motivated by sadism or bigotry or some other base, inhuman impulse.
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We must resist the well-meaning impulse to improve the lives of menstruating girls through consumption.
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This to me is the primary novelistic impulse: this leap into the possibility of another life.
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And his improvisational insults and midnight tweets exhibit a dangerous lack of judgment and impulse control.
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While a reasonable impulse, I couldn't help but feel slightly annoyed by what felt like reassurance.
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When horrific acts of violence occur, we have an impulse to bring someone — anyone — to justice.
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Another challenge to profitability is that pickup customers are not tempted by in-store impulse items.
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When McKinley declared war, in April 1898, he was moved above all by this humanitarian impulse.
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And the impulse within the gay mainstream to accommodate and assimilate is by now deeply ingrained.
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He seemed driven not by impulse or rage but by a need to disrupt and embarrass.
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In many ways its most pressing impulse seems to be to rebut the previous Broadway revival.
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DRURY Provocation in and of itself, as an endpoint, seems like an immature and male impulse.
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The impulse to prevent a massacre was noble, but it was speculative; the chaos was real.
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The common impulse is to cut your losses and stop investing, but it's rarely the solution.
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They cited "metta," the Buddhist impulse toward loving kindness, as the source of this civic action.
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It again confirms the painterly impulse behind the artist's work: here she turns bodies into brushes.
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Trump's initial impulse was to immediately move on all the tariffs and ratchet them up dramatically.
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Everyone can understand the impulse to polish one's background in order to make a good impression.
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But underlying all of this, there was an even stronger impulse: the fantasy of Russia itself.
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"I fought every impulse to do anything" that the officer could interpret as threatening, she wrote.
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" Cultural: "[T]he impulse to restrict speech and enforce new norms around what people can say.
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While understandable, giving in to this impulse minimizes the chance of finding unexpected joy and connection.
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And, true to his word, Girardi resisted the impulse to use Judge as a pinch-hitter.
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THE IMPULSE TO transform one's visage is an elemental one, practiced by every culture on earth.
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Yet the impulse to avoid these dilemmas by disengaging from politics is an unhealthy one, too.
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They would understand that it was a weird impulse of the moment, not a malicious theft.
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On impulse, I stopped and cut the motor; only the symphony of birdsong filled my ears.
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Mr. Trump's impulse is always to create a binary choice, forcing Americans to retreat to tribe.
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He doesn't feel the same impulse to rewatch when he posts Stories of his friends, however.
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Writing your phone number on his palm, while a perfectly normal impulse, is for another time.
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Yes, there's evidence that such an impulse is leading some voters away from candidates of color.
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"I recognise the humanitarian impulse behind [Andrews'] letter to the Prime Minister," he told the outlet.
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This same impulse to reconnect to nature plays out within the new wave of building games.
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Much to my own surprise, I'm on track to actually follow through on this hiking impulse.
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Beyond Europe, Luther's legacy shaped American ideals about liberty of conscience while animating a reformist impulse.
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At moments, that's meant weathering a chaotic process dictated principally by Trump's in-the-moment impulse.
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Target's $22 and under prices will make Auden "an easy impulse buy" for shoppers, Harrington said.
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"What feels right, what impulse you have right now, what emotion, what frustration," the official added.
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" She wrote that her first impulse when someone asks her to share is to "not-share.
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Bloomberg's cover article explores what happens when an anti-regulatory impulse collides with a natural disaster.
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And while you know you're doing that, there's an impulse to believe that nobody else is.
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These myths about Rogers seem derived from the same impulse that drives us to canonize him.
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Did the impulse to make the film come out of her sitting and posing for you?
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He says they were wasted when they tied the knot in Vegas, and acted on impulse.
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At the core of Trump's current problems is that he's a man completely without impulse control.
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Expert opinion: Larson put this impulse in the context of both evolutionary biology and identity reassertion.
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Trump's "charitable" donation of his paycheck to the Department of Education stems from the same impulse.
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A new CNBC and Acorns study finds that while nearly 216.86% of both men and women sometimes make impulse purchases, nearly a quarter of men said they shelled out more than $100 the last time they made an impulse buy, compared to just 16% of women.
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To curb impulse spendingIf you're keeping the money you intend to save in your everyday checking account — or even a savings account linked to your checking account — it can be too easy to throw caution and logic to the wind and dip into it when impulse strikes.
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It is rhythmically complex without much dance impulse and sounds vaguely late-Romantic without actually evoking romance.
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At $23, it's not exactly an impulse buy, but for most users, it's almost certainly a necessity.
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She wants the transgender community to go out and vote but she understands the impulse to hide.
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Next comes the reflexive extending of the arm, the impulse to resize letters into the preschool range.
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The cast of the superpowered drama Impulse also met with reporters to discuss its upcoming second season.
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Our best guess is that there's going to be a positive fiscal impulse that stimulates the economy.
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It's in our nature to share, and in a crisis, it's easier to act on that impulse.
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Schulz suggested having a discussion with your loved one when an impulse purchase hits the $100 mark.
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Impulse shopping can be an easy trap to fall into when there are dozens of discounts happening.
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The same was true of their empathy, impulse control, level of anxiety and depression, among other things.
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Some experts say the increasingly popular "drop" strategy enables modern-day impulse buying on somewhat exclusive items.
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Where some shows would try to moralize paying for sex, Special swerves away from that puritanical impulse.
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Called Solar Impulse 2, it changed the world of aviation when it completed its flight in 93.
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He knows that change comes from the people and here he is trying to channel that impulse.
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Instead, they were more often demonized and ostracized, disparaged for having low impulse control and no morals.
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Better still, Greenwood's main motivation for traveling Down Under was based on that age-old impulse: revenge.
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"The impulse to examine US/UK and Western imperialism in the Middle East is important," he writes.
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It is not an impulse I hold high, but there is something finally very moving about Mrs.
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One gives her change—not exactly a textbook approach to development lending but a natural-enough impulse.
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Otherwise, people tend to buy candy on impulse — and that urge is weaker when they're shopping online.
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But it has helped me resist impulse buys, a skill that's saving me money all the time.
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This tells us it's extremely unlikely the link between these drugs and impulse control problems is imaginary.
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Obeying the impulse to spread the fungal infection to new hosts, the infected become mindless biting machines.
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Crew push the Solar Impulse 2 on July 3, 2015, at the Kalaeloa airport in Kapolei, Hawaii.
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This sale includes items like FuelCell Impulse for men, Fresh Foam 220v220 for women, and much more.
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But for now, Amazon is tuned more for impulse-buying gimmicky junk food than weekly grocery shopping.
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So the striking thing about his blue-chip new release, "Book of Intuition," due out on Impulse!
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In 2016, the Solar Impulse 2 aircraft completed an around-the-world journey powered only by sunlight.
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Equally useless is the impulse to dismiss stories of behavior that doesn't reach the level of criminality.
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I also buy a new yoga bag because the Amazon impulse purchase addiction is a real thing.
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It's an impulse grown, in part, from the hardware startups close connection to a tight-knit fanbase.
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Unsteady results That impulse-driven approach has yielded unsteady results in the first part of this year.
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But despite this common impulse, these concerned outsiders did not always sing from an identical hymn-sheet.
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Do you ever have the impulse to release things more regularly given how much material you have?
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Image: Solar ImpulseSolar Impulse has chalked up another 1,000 miles in its bid to circumnavigate the globe.
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