The neurological distinction is thus between nutritional impulses and "hedonic" impulses, e.g.
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He has no ideas, he only has impulses — and those impulses change every 30 seconds.
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Its impulses were his impulses; its appetites were his appetites; its mentality was his mentality.
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He appears to have been rejecting his own homosexual impulses, which are as natural as heterosexual impulses.
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How do we keep our worst impulses in check, and how do we foster our best impulses?
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But, he added, "it's always a question as to whether anyone can temper Trump's impulses," and Pompeo and Bolton could reinforce those impulses.
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The BCMI quartet wore caps with electrodes that measured their neural impulses, and these impulses wrote the score for the string quartet in real-time.
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They feel that the ugly impulses that drive racism and xenophobia and homophobia are the same impulses that lead people to say hateful things about them.
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Hint: It's not because they share some of the same protectionist impulses on trade or isolationist impulses on foreign policies, as Trump has argued in the past.
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This is how Louis C.K. shone a light on dark impulses in his comedy, until it was revealed that he was indulging some of those impulses outside his comedic material.
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Torn asunder by competing elitist and populist impulses, he never achieved a stable synthesis of these competing impulses, so he leaves no usable legacy—certainly not as an alternative to Trumpism.
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Some are more hard rock, some groovier, some follow the template to a T, but all draw from the same impulses for rebellion and autonomy, those impulses that were the initial spark.
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" "If growth impulses continue to remain weak in Q1, below the RBI's target, and inflation impulses remain muted given normal monsoons, there is room for another rate cut of 25 bps in August.
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There, national security is used to justify some illiberal impulses.
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It's always an accumulation of impulses that find each other.
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At its best, the genre solemnizes the impulses of adolescence.
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It's too tempting to give into momentarily impulses and moods.
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Bonobos have a larger nerve pathway for controlling aggressive impulses.
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Defined as unwelcome impulses that temporarily block our mental clarity.
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Illiberal impulses can be found in many corners of society.
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The tension between those aims can lead to contradictory impulses.
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It was a Jenga stack of conflicting emotions and impulses.
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For Scorpio, you'll consider how your upbringing shapes your impulses.
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She leans into her impulses, good or bad, without hesitation.
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Naive executives fear that they cannot reconcile these two impulses.
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It promises to "shut off" menstrual cramps through electrical impulses.
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Unfortunately, the record falls victim to Em's worst musical impulses.
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She isn't afraid of embracing her contradictory impulses and thoughts.
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Nearly all these historical impulses were evident in the game.
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No need to stifle any impulses to gasp or laugh.
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He attributes his success to dumb luck and random impulses.
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It's plainly obvious that Trump has authoritarian instincts and impulses.
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There is no obvious check on Mr. Trump's vengeful impulses.
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That makes it easy to throw cases out on impulses.
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His songs also frequently reference movement between these two impulses.
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Warring impulses again, but then Lowlife suffers from them, too.
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Still, persisting headwinds will weigh on economic impulses next year.
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He displayed a jumble of impulses, many of them conflicting.
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Their job is to protect America from Trump's worst impulses.
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These nationalist impulses, however dangerous, emerge from basic human instinct.
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The president reportedly feels liberated to act on his impulses.
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Breitbart today, then, has given in to its basic impulses.
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Sometimes you've just got to embrace your kitschiest impulses, Gemini.
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Both impulses, two sides of the same coin, are fair.
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Our current policies — and impulses — are to resist such destruction.
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In other words, don't act on your impulses just yet.
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Even if resisting my baser impulses gives me the vapors.
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He has impulses (like his dangerous infatuation with Saudi Arabia).
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Her voice blazed as she delineated the character's warring impulses.
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He thereby usefully disperses impulses that his pictorial work disciplines.
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Public health experts said they understood some of the impulses.
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How much do they understand their own impulses and responsibilities?
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Overcoming our most cautious impulses with bravery unites all humankind.
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He has spoken about just how terrible those impulses are.
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I only realized my own confusion of impulses years later.
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That is, he does not merely follow his own impulses.
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Trump's impulses are already in the mold of an autocrat.
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He sees these people as nothing more than objects on which he can act out his worst impulses, and now those impulses have the full weight and power of the United States government behind them.
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Leaders responded to these impulses through censorship and other aggressive tactics.
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With victory in sight, he is playing down his authoritarian impulses.
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Their partnership informs each of their impulses to a telepathic degree.
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If their impulses are out of control, it can be scary.
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A player's concentration is measured through tiny electrical impulses called brainwaves.
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It's up to others to turn these impulses into an agenda.
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I always tried to encourage his worst impulses in those directions.
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Jefferson, at least, has people protecting her from her worst impulses.
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The live element sometimes kept NBC from overindulging its worst impulses.
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The show fed his gargantuan ego and wakened his basest impulses.
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There are competing impulses when it come to strategy game design.
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The ideas and impulses that will eventually lead her to freedom.
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All other thoughts, feelings, and impulses are cropped out of frame.
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But for once, Bay dodges some of his most adolescent impulses.
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Their initial impulses were maximalist—at least from a gear perspective.
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On the ground, however, the ceasefire brought out more emotional impulses.
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Second is controlling your impulses so you don't say something inappropriate.
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Styles fade into history when they use up their originating impulses.
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They would use electrical impulses to damage it, and so on.
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It is the kind of political environment that nurtures protectionist impulses.
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"The nerve sends impulses down into the stomach area," he explained.
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While on the campaign trail, Trump exhibited realist, anti-interventionist impulses.
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The tech industry and nonprofit world are driven by different impulses.
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Often, a text just isn't enough to dispel our worst impulses.
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It's a cruel, unbelievably effective trick that preys upon purchasing impulses.
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Hopefully he'll return to bring out SNL's darkest impulses more often.
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Without trying, Ariana seems to reflect all our own best impulses.
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The president's destinations also reflect the competing impulses of his advisers.
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Electrical impulses from the other side let her heart beat normally.
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People make some effort to suppress their racist and violent impulses.
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Acting upon his impulses, growing more isolated and becoming more unhinged.
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But the director, Levan Tsikurishvili, never reconciles the movie's competing impulses.
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Brennan seems most intrigued by some gay porn consumers' darker impulses.
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At times, his impulses have contradicted the lawyers' advice, they said.
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Despite today's nationalist impulses, such mistakes need to avoided once again.
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The Democrats have impulses, they have beliefs, they even have principles.
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Even the right is no longer driven by purely deregulatory impulses.
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But there is an idea bigger than just controlling one's impulses.
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Despite his anarchistic impulses, Wojnarowicz was a methodical worker, a planner.
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Its various images seem to include warfare, shamanism and vital impulses.
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However overly simplistic, there is an underlying logic to Trump's impulses.
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They also fired off their electrical impulses at a higher frequency.
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This perspective shift will help rein in aggressive or combative impulses.
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It helps that he and Ms. Johnson have different artistic impulses.
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Mr Johnson represents the same confusion of reactionary and liberal impulses.
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These impulses may well lead to an impeachment in the future.
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I consider the person in the material — their impulses, their questions.
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The impulses underlying the dissemination of such untruths are not benign.
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Over coming days, successive waves of visitors have followed differing impulses.
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The globalists have curbed some of Mr. Trump's most radical impulses.
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Put everything together and it encapsulated all the channel's worst impulses.
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But social scientists say it reveals the impulses that lead people, particularly when they feel weak or threatened, to band together to punish a perceived transgressor — and the ways that social media has encouraged those impulses.
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With interest rates rising, stock market valuations still high and protectionist impulses threatening to ignite a full-blown trade war, advisers encourage investors to indulge protectionist impulses of a different sort when it comes to their portfolios.
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Dany's worst impulses are luckily tempered by an entourage that she trusts.
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Self-control: the ability to keep disruptive emotions and impulses under control.
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But let's not pretend this happens because of our Mean Girls impulses.
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The impulses are all the same: where the work gets conceived from.
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Star Wars emerged from this mix of stubborn impulses and defiant independence.
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It&aposs just that I&aposm a woman of impulses, I guess.
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He's not particularly tapping into the darkest impulses of the American people.
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Trump may be a vain and petulant teenager, with some unfortunate impulses.
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Both poisons work by disrupting the nerve impulses that govern muscle contractions.
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He thinks Kohlhepp likely spent his time in jail honing his impulses.
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And your erotic impulses will heat up regardless of your relationship status.
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Our emotions are not animalistic impulses that are out of our control.
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Adverse effects include trouble managing and expressing emotions and difficulty regulating impulses.
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Unlike cocaine, MDMA doesn't directly interfere with electrical impulses in the heart.
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People aren't driven by the same impulses when buying smartphones and hamburgers.
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These two people occupy opposite sides of the president's brain and impulses.
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They're often alter egos that children use to sort out their impulses.
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Then those impulses are visited upon us, in violent and sickening ways.
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In 2016, social media gave rise to some of our worst impulses.
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I just had to let my first set of impulses take over.
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Facts on both sides are inconvenient distractions from absolute truths and impulses.
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Our healthy prefrontal cortexes regulate potentially embarrassing actions based on our impulses.
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Impulses both earthly and intellectually sublime coexist easily on the Canary Islands.
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The system utilizes electrical impulses to stimulate muscles, approximating resistance and touch.
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Making this record was a lot of fun, just balancing [those impulses].
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Halloween offers a yearly opportunity for musicians to indulge their theatrical impulses.
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Rising to the challenge requires stout resistance against the usual partisan impulses.
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Our job: help curb his bad impulses and nurture his good ones.
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The wall is the cartels and the coyotes and our darkest impulses.
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We are better than our government, and better than our worst impulses.
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Human nature doesn't change, and the appeal of regressive impulses is perennial.
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There is nothing holding you back from acting on your deepest impulses.
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It's not that all of my reactive or unkind impulses magically disappeared.
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Red's impulses, to engage, to teach, to heal, to connect — to talk!
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This year, automakers seem to be reining in their more outlandish impulses.
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The inflaming and legitimizing of peoples' darkest, basest impulses to find entertainment.
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" Its guardians were the "unsung heroes … thwarting Mr. Trump's more misguided impulses.
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That said, it's important to them to act quickly on good impulses.
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"When you're hungry, there are strong biological impulses at work," Meyers said.
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He continues to be a shield for all of Trump's worst impulses.
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Sometimes the situation brings out his hawkish impulses, and sometimes it doesn't.
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The "impulses" they seem to indulge are those toward racism and misogyny.
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The show hasn't always favored leaving humanity's ugliest impulses to the imagination.
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Algorithms will not save us, and often conform to our worst impulses.
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Orange Is the New Black's sixth season is torn between two impulses.
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"You are basically wrestling with two impulses at once: you are focusing on you goal and what you want to accomplish, but at the same time you are hyper-aware of competing desires, thoughts and impulses," Seppälä writes.
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They demonize President Obama and encourage the ugliest impulses of the paranoid fringe.
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Even without nerves, it counts electric impulses that go from cell to cell.
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They're creative and interesting, and their impulses—however unchecked—make sense to me.
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The positive impulses created by the food can help when you feel overstimulated.
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She embraces the repercussions of acting on emotional impulses, rather than suppressing them.
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Negative impulses can also arise if the rejected person doesn't have adequate resiliency.
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They use the hearings to squelch any reform impulses that nominees may have.
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You can sell to anything, even impulses that are against buying or selling.
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Like many people, their ideas are a mix of conflicting thoughts and impulses.
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That politicians can represent the best of us rather than our worst impulses.
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The soprano Cree Carrico conveys the unhinged, inappropriate impulses of this troubled woman.
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He tells it to be good rather than to follow its destructive impulses.
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Aides have tried a range of efforts to rein in Mr. Trump's impulses.
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At different times, according to circumstances, these contrary impulses emerge in different proportions.
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Partitioning Syria could also spur destabilizing partitionist impulses elsewhere in the Middle East.
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But "The Path" strives to show the group's purer motives and charitable impulses.
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It looked as if they were battling unacknowledged impulses to like Mrs. Clinton.
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Additionally, lisdexamfetamine and second-generation antidepressants can help decrease people's impulses to eat.
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There's something about seeing your own somewhat private impulses shown back to you.
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Viewers are encouraged to pursue their own forbidden impulses through these voyeuristic scenes.
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Along the way, Republican candidates continued to play to their base's darker impulses.
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Then commenced a long period of a playwright resisting his own creative impulses.
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Fans connected intensely to his frank talk about drug use and suicidal impulses.
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When the tech industry follows its natural impulses, it becomes even less transparent.
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Nor do any of us move through life free of our darker impulses.
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The rest of his family was not as receptive to his creative impulses.
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That may curb your impulses to have extra helpings of sweets and treats.
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Or at least that they would be successful in tempering Trump's worst impulses.
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Toomer's personal impulses would run to experiments with racial definition and communal living.
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How do we translate our awareness of our egoistic impulses into meaningful action?
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Certainly open to influence and education but always secure in his own impulses.
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But she didn't act on those impulses, she said, because of her kids.
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Teenagers are still developing their abilities to delay gratification and control their impulses.
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But he also had aggressive impulses that could jeopardize relations with higher-ups.
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Perhaps acting on violent impulses without hurting real-life humans is healthy, cathartic.
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Their musical impulses converge, too, with Beyoncé often rapping as well as singing.
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He wonders, too, if his secondhand heart still carries Lorenzo's impulses and memories.
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Above all, though, Mr. Brooks wrote it to satisfy his own creative impulses.
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It was the offenders' worst impulses that led them to commit their crimes.
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Some of the country's wealthiest Republicans and its largest corporations had similar impulses.
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Both impulses were embodied in perhaps the unlikeliest Jew of all: Theodor Herzl.
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But it bursts with the most volatile arguments and impulses of its era.
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That election validated his impulses rather than served as a curb on them.
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But the left is struggling with how to convert those impulses into reality.
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Her earnest, altruistic impulses coexist with a deep misanthropy she can't quite suppress.
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Humiliation is all smattering, impulses, and extremities laid out, absolutely committed to ugliness.
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The agency has been emboldened to act on some of its worst impulses.
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His political impulses were basically libertarian, and he occasionally strayed from Republican orthodoxy.
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In Asia, he was credited with building trust and tempering Trump's isolationist impulses.
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This personal pantheon, and diverse range of influences and impulses, catalyze Ranee's painting.
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What I had pieced together is that Walter had acted on his impulses.
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Inspired by Dada, Sullivan has transformed its dark, destructive impulses into something else.
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Over and over again, Trump puts everything at risk to feed his impulses.
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That's why it was just as important to Madison, in devising the government we have, not only to protect the people from their own worst impulses, but also to protect them from the worst impulses of those they put in office.
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Washington views the Kim Jong Un regime as a fundamentally threatening entity with revisionist (hostile) impulses; Seoul, after dramatic summit pageantry in 2018, has resuscitated its old view of the North as an unthreatening entity prompted mostly by reactive (benign) impulses.
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It's disgusting and I will never let those impulses take hold of me again.
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I no longer have to act out all the painterly impulses in one go.
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In a crisis, it's hard to know where Trump's impulses would lead the nation.
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Furthermore, that information is carried by the optic nerve entirely by electrical impulses. Why?
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When the epidural stimulator is on, it delivers electrical impulses to the lower spine.
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It helps the body maintain fluid balance and send nerve impulses for muscle function.
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Daybreak is at its best when the creators lean into their most absurdist impulses.
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Those impulses travel to your brain, which turns them into the sound you hear.
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Worst of all, the negotiations will tempt Trump to indulge his worst isolationist impulses.
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The body language of "Sticky Majesty" is pervaded by a sense of conflicting impulses.
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When the case was argued in October, Justice Scalia said he had conflicting impulses.
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It's really a male problem — not being able to control their constant sexual impulses.
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After all, democracy is a difficult, interminable process perpetually tested by humanity's worst impulses.
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Sometimes she reflects Lady Bird's worst impulses, her least charitable self, an embittered future.
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This, essentially, was like asking two sets of allies to disobey their instinctive impulses.
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Its microchip backpack can then be used to send impulses that control the creature.
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"An instrument that sends impulses to the brain to alleviate symptoms of Parkinson's disease"?
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Good news, woman who can't control her shopping impulses: this $0003,000 handbag can help.
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He reminds the reader that, like Moochie, they are more than their worst impulses.
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Recent research suggests more myelin could speed conduction of nerve impulses in the brain.
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Following contrarian impulses that result in a Minor Threat-ian "change for the same"?
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Gazzaley images Hart's brain, who in turn reworks those impulses from registrations to sonifications.
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To the NCAA's fiercest critics, the situation represents the worst of the organization's impulses.
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The surprising thing is that the film's nostalgic impulses didn't come from Mr Stallone.
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What could be done to harness people's generous impulses more effectively to save lives?
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Sigmund Freud called this "sublimation," the channeling of destructive impulses into socially acceptable actions.
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Trump's initiatives and actions are impulses, not projects, much less parts of a strategy.
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Trust black women: They will save us from the worst of our collective impulses.
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Second, we should directly tackle the grim realities that give rise to discriminatory impulses.
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Despite their reputation of innocence, children are bubbling cauldrons of conflicting feelings and impulses.
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I see myself stuck in my own head, my own thoughts, my own impulses.
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What was the first project you worked on that really brought together those impulses?
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"Going through" is a euphemism for having overwhelming impulses to swerve into incoming traffic.
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ROCK & POP Halloween offers a yearly opportunity for musicians to indulge their theatrical impulses.
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Critics say Facebook exploits our addictive impulses and silos us in ideological echo chambers.
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There's an impulsive energy in the air, but at least our impulses are understood!
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The movement is entirely flat-footed, often pedestrian, with impulses now rigorous, now mild.
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The hope is that they, in turn, might deflect and contain Mr. Trump's impulses.
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Over the years Sansa was the avatar for the show's best and worst impulses.
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Here, perhaps, was my most liberating discovery: Our conflicting impulses are actually quite rational.
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In fact, the European Union, which was created to temper those impulses, was ascendant.
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The Secretary of Defense worked to shield the world from President Trump's worst impulses.
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It's not a memoir, but it is about the impulses that animate that form.
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Strong-fisted leaders, often with anti-democratic impulses, have risen to power all around.
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They found they had similar impulses, and soon began collaborating formally as the Blaze.
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Every chief of staff tried to redirect the president's impulses or change his ways.
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President Donald Trump is stuck — caught between his nationalistic impulses and a globalist disease.
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But to the people whose impulses are being checked, those features can feel tyrannical.
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Economic View President Trump's protectionist impulses have upended the global debate about international trade.
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It's been kind of fascinating to watch the show's impulses fight against each other.
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Because those things are intimately intertwined with each other, and feed off similar impulses.
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When they refuse to hold him to account, they countenance his very worse impulses.
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Mr. Trump has demonstrated that he can tame his Twitter impulses, at least temporarily.
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Spain might suppress secessionist impulses more successfully by putting its own house in order.
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The tension between these two impulses has paralyzed Israel's ability to address the conflict.
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And as we know all too well, those reflections sometimes betray our darkest impulses.
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His rhetoric may have even empowered true bigots to act on their worst impulses.
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As long as society was repressive, impulses of sexual nonconformity almost never became visible.
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Andersen told The Chicago Tribune this month that he is sympathetic to irrational impulses.
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The new DNA collection program may yet revive darker, eugenic impulses in immigration history.
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TAYLOR It's new feelings coming in, new impulses that you wouldn't have by yourself.
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He sometimes acts as a brake — or tries to — on the president's tweeting impulses.
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FBI directors are appointed to 10 years terms to ensure freedom from political impulses.
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The op-ed detailed a "resistance" effort by staffers to "thwart" Trump's worst impulses.
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Positive psychology's spiritual orientation makes it the perfect receptacle for our displaced religious impulses.
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"The reappearance of these impulses today is progressively weakening the multilateral system," he said.
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The B.J.P. campaign, marked by Islamophobic speeches, was aimed at intensifying Hindu majoritarian impulses.
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My activist impulses have grown since my youth, and those instincts have been sharpened.
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Her role is to make sense of Klara's impulses, like older siblings often do.
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These men also performed better on a task requiring them to modulate their impulses.
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"They demonize President Obama and encourage the ugliest impulses of the fringe" of the party.
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"They demonize President Obama and encourage the ugliest impulses of the paranoid fringe," she said.
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I could have honed my Promethean impulses to create a new human life, I guess.
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It makes the spine hyperexcited, and sends impulses to the spinal cord and the brain.
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He's a man with authoritarian impulses, a conspiracy theorist's bent, and a taste for vengeance.
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"Without significant domestic impulses, the crown will stay in a slightly negative mood," CSOB added.
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Fittingly, Paintings and Writings is assembled with the same contradictory impulses as the art within.
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The article excoriated Mr Trump and portrayed an in-house "resistance" that thwarts his impulses.
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Each stressful experience you encounter makes it harder to control your feelings and your impulses.
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Yet his impulses matter, if only because he offers a new approach to old problems.
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These impulses have been buoyed by a wider interest in the benefits of early specialization.
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The team is utilizing glossokinetic potential (GKP), or the electrical impulses generated by tongue movement.
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And this week a lot of animals seem to be acting on their darkest impulses.
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Be wise about your impulses now, and make time to connect with your inner voice.
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Those impulses merged to produce the president's tweetstorm on Monday following the London terror attacks.
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So many angry and awful impulses—and Facebook's been a home to all of them.
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The darkest impulses of some people are honed and polished on the internet, in secret.
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Members of Congress like Bacon represent the worst impulses of a grasping, hungry office seeker.
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Republicans have braced themselves for a backlash among Hispanics for Trump's restrictive impulses on immigration.
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The 35-year-old CEO embodies the conflicting impulses and motivations roiling the tech industry.
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David Zinn's terrific scenic design embraces the play's dual impulses: nostalgic romanticism and haimish realism.
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In addition to his uncharacteristic enjoyment of a rich lifestyle, Mullah Mansour showed contradictory impulses.
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In premodern societies, he argues, vengeance and blood feuds provided ample outlet for these impulses.
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Some Democrats suggested Mr. Trump might have authoritarian impulses of his own: Prominent in Mrs.
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We must do what we can to curb the destructive impulses of this White House.
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To the extent that Trump has ever pivoted, it's almost always toward his worst impulses.
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Those questions are deeply contentious, partly because of the contradictory impulses of the Saudi state.
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The post-modernist trained in the fever swamp of anti-Americanism, cannot accept nationalistic impulses.
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Once untethered from his main source of stability, Haas swiftly succumbed to his worst impulses.
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In a way you feel silly because some of the impulses are more youthful sentiments.
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The way Seth explains it, our perceptions are a combination of electrical impulses and prediction.
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What is interesting to me is that your impulses probably would have been the same.
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Why do we rain down suspicion on those who seem ruled by competing creative impulses?
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This is not surprising, given Trump's general disinterest in government ethics and his authoritarian impulses.
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Yorke's lyrics were inveighing against the same programmatic impulses that their sound was taking on.
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We made two bets, and the Iranians and the Saudis responded with their worst impulses.
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That reflects the way voting issues combine both deeply political impulses and largely practical ones.
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Early in my first go at being a father, I was hijacked by ancient impulses.
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But we'll have to resist our own impulses to carry on with business as usual.
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But Ms. Daniels also undercuts liberal impulses to turn her into an oversimplified feminist hero.
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Like the women in the study, it is the split-second impulses that define them.
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Automated investment platforms offer discipline, automatic rebalancing, and a barrier between our impulses and investments.
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Still, they — and we — have also had the ability to rise above their baser impulses.
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So perhaps, the researchers speculated, exercise might alter how well people can control their impulses.
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President Trump's protectionist impulses, for instance, do not square neatly with a booming energy sector.
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Does the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee stick to her cautious impulses and pick Virginia Sen.
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Under the authoritarian scenario, Trump would act on all his worst impulses with malign efficiency.
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He's the living, breathing embodiment of the worst impulses from our collective Google search history.
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What protective impulses are in motion, such as fight, flight, freeze, appease, shutdown, or numb?
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He was torn between trying to be good and giving in to his darker impulses.
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But he doesn't seem to have any sort of brake on M.B.S.'s worst impulses.
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These produce nerve impulses, which travel to the parts of the brain that interpret sounds.
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It is the ability to suppress one's impulses for the sake of long-term goals.
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Part of those impulses were still on display, in the form of a bloody disembowelment.
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Suicidal thoughts and impulses are more common among perfectionists than most people appreciate, Sherry said.
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Our modern technology is merely put into the service of more ancient and powerful impulses.
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These impulses can be put to good use, but only certain behaviors can become habits.
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Trump is a proven dealmaker who brings the right set of impulses to the table.
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This apparent inevitability underscores, perhaps, how deeply rooted our impulses to glimpse the "other" are.
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The satisfaction of capitalist impulses has always led to a more diverse and multicultural America.
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Combine these two impulses and you get a budget that's extremely hostile to diplomatic institutions.
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In the slums of the future, virtual reality junkies satisfy their violent impulses in online entertainment.
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If I was on Tinder, I'd have the space to indulge my crudest, most narcissistic impulses.
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That tricky word "civilized" connotes enlightenment, behavioral restraint, evolutionary advancement and the suppression of bestial impulses.
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Our wallets are begging us not to act on all the impulses we're feeling right now.
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If a shark nuzzles your GoPro, drawn in by its electrical impulses, gently flick your wrist.
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These kids shoot ink, not bullets, which somehow transmogrifies the game's violent impulses into youthful mischief.
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Indeed, free food motivates people to abandon their ideals and capitulate to their own worst impulses.
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Resistance of these pecuniary impulses is not enough — safety has to be the watchword for everyone.
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We're more comfortable than ever talking about sex and the dark side of male sexual impulses.
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There's Jason's (deeply belated) realization that actually we shouldn't always act on our impulses right away.
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The work begins with clouds of ethereal dissonance that are moved along by gentle rhythmic impulses.
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It's literally the end of the world, and you might as well surrender to your impulses.
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China has none of those things (and is trying to crush Hong Kong's democratic impulses, too).
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We will fall prey to our worst impulses and sow the seeds of our own destruction.
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Reporters have come under increasing pressure to write "clickbait" articles that pander to readers' worst impulses.
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In the opening performance, on Thursday night, Mr. Bychkov gave full scope to those conflicting impulses.
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What they have in common is that they are transmitted as electrical impulses, sometimes over wires.
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The Venus flytrap demonstrates a smart use of electrical impulses to trap and digest prey efficiently.
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Others are advising on trade policy, trying to steer the administration away from its protectionist impulses.
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Why that's important: these inner ear hair cells absorb sound and convert it to electrical impulses.
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Trump isn't just wrestling with his own competing impulses as he looks to make his pick.
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"However, positive impulses from industry and exports should not distract from existing political risks," Wambach added.
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The Moon is in fellow Water sign Scorpio, inspiring sexy visions and creative impulses within you.
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Or, suggests Strohminger, consider the case of a man who's very religious and has homosexual impulses.
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Is it the person who is resisting the homosexual impulses, or the person who has them?
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Despite its exposure to uncertainties abroad, the German economy is getting impulses from consumption and construction.
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Fact is, we've had (at least) two norms-busting presidents with authoritarian impulses in a row.
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We needn't let our tribal impulses prevail over nonzero-sum logic, I opined 19 years ago.
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Perhaps this is because he was a candidate born from the worst impulses of the internet.
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These vibrations were converted to electric impulses, sent to your brain, and hey presto: you heard.
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Like too many democracies around the world, ours included, it is submitting to growing authoritarian impulses.
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Outsiders see us as the nation's id, a place where rambunctious and disavowed impulses run wild.
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As it turned out, the best remedy for such impulses was to move to southern Europe.
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That, it appeared, was proof enough to the President his dark impulses haven't led him wrong.
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Medication helps when it comes to quelling the worst of the impulses, at least for me.
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I guess it is because acting on such impulses would do nothing to help their children.
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These impulses are similar to those stimulating P&D, a style notable for just such qualities.
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The big question, though, is where the political and military leadership align with Kim's own impulses.
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Mr. Natarelli said that shrewd relationships forged with small, highly specialized brands can feed those impulses.
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Asaf Avidan, a well-known musician in Israel, writes songs that pull together widely disparate impulses.
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But indulging such impulses prevents us from understanding what the RealTouch was—and why it matters.
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"Positive impulses on the quarter came mainly from domestic demand," the German Federal Statistics Office said.
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Nor that the populist impulses in Britain, Brazil, Italy and the United States should be ignored.
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The notion of a public diary might seem oxymoronic, an attempt to satisfy two opposing impulses.
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It's not intentionally designed to amplify the worst mob impulses of humanity, but here we are.
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Your own dark impulses, which have thus far expressed themselves only through your relationship with him?
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These competing impulses have left allies and adversaries alike confused about America's motives and staying power.
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Transferring their sexual impulses onto virtual planes, they claim, helps remove them from the physical world.
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Luckily, thanks to sobriety, I don't have to act on my irrational impulses or fears anymore.
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In instance after instance, his staff acted as a bulwark against Mr. Trump's most destructive impulses.
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Those impulses can drive not just social media outrage but real-world lynchings and sectarian fury.
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According to Koenig, robo-advisers help create a necessary barrier between our impulses and our investments.
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Dreams can be a window into the myriad thoughts, feelings and impulses that drive our behavior.
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We do not know what mix of impulses drove the designer and the chef to suicide.
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"It's one thing to elect somebody with authoritarian impulses, which we clearly have done," Levitsky said.
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This was symptomatic, she said, of the worst impulses of a government obsessed with blanket classification.
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"Teen hormones affect teenagers' moods, emotions, and impulses as well as their body," Newport Academy explains.
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But Mr. Butterworth is digging beyond the tensions of political factionalism to uncover more atavistic impulses.
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In order to forgo these natural impulses, we employ coping mechanisms to offset the sexual urges.
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Accept that you can never achieve true stillness: blood pulses, nerves fire electrochemical impulses, muscles twitch.
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I want women whose hearts are pure crystal, whose souls are pure, whose impulses are lofty.
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But when they don't, will Pompeo speak forcefully in private or just enable Trump's worst impulses?
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The president combines the rhetorical impulses of Bob Dornan with the strategic instincts of Dennis Kucinich.
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It's a continuing process that involves balancing contradictory impulses like independence and interdependence, selfishness and selflessness.
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FYAD was a subforum of Something Awful, a place where the site's worst impulses flowed freely.
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I was in a unique position to guide people in turning abstract impulses into tangible outcomes.
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This is a season of conflicting impulses for a president who often seems governed by them.
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Competing impulses Trump's first year as commander in chief was not a blatant flip-flop, though.
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We have a Trump administration that has populist impulses but no actual populist safety net policies.
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If so, do you think interactive media somehow satisfies similar needs or impulses as drug experimentation?
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"Overcoming our most cautious impulses with bravery unites all humankind," the pair behind the documentary said.
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Though these brand extensions make obvious economic sense, most of these distillers talk of idealistic impulses.
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It plays to similar impulses as drug experimentation, including sensation-seeking and the desire for independence.
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Cornyn connected Trump's attitude towards trade as president to the "populist impulses" that defined his campaign.
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Financial success requires ongoing conscious efforts to override our impulses to allow ourselves to save money.
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Myelination allows nerves to transmit impulses effectively, while the limbic system is important in emotional regulation.
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But the state must prove that Mr. Shanley is incapable of controlling any sexually dangerous impulses.
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Something had suddenly disabled its electrical system, which is what sends impulses to the heart muscle.
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But instead I've focused on topics closer to the Russia investigation and President Trump's authoritarian impulses.
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A typical American teenager, but also — and therefore — a unique bundle of contradictory and confusing impulses.
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Superficial thinking suffices for the gut thinker, whose quick decisions are impulses subject to quick change.
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That setting is more intimate and can serve as a check on the angriest rhetorical impulses.
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It was reassuring, yes, to see them trying to understand the impulses that drove an addict.
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Thus, within the world of neoreaction, Trump's seemingly authoritarian impulses are a feature, not a bug.
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All of these people were seen as relatively sober advisers who would restrain Trump's reckless impulses.
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And there are anxious analyses of Trump's undemocratic rhetoric and impulses from people like, well, me.
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For a long time, the thinking was that these people are good at inhibiting their impulses.
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If we create miniature digital people, they will have our best impulses and our worst ones.
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My mom has a lot of empathy for my impulses to collect things and hold onto them.
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It also mirrors what Mr. Garratt sings about: love battling against itself, damaged by self-destructive impulses.
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She was experiencing severe depression and suicidal impulses, and was administered the treatment in its crudest form.
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Even the film's jingoistic impulses are aimed at the Russians, now viewed as global baddies once again.
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These various contradictory impulses and complicating tensions extend to the association of incels with sexism and misogyny.
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But, in Campbell's case, this new world order is an opportunity to perfect his most monstrous impulses.
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He appeals to the worst impulses and beliefs of his base, and of U.S. residents in general.
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Today marks the day where the worst—and least democratic—impulses of Donald Trump are unofficially unleashed.
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Since taking office, Johnson has sought to channel the nationalist impulses that brought about the Brexit vote.
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What if TikTok's algorithmic recommendations can remain fun and engaging without preying upon a user's worst impulses?
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He finds the most ready outlet for these impulses in works that call for expressions of neurosis.
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Watch the video above to see how Trump's anti-democratic impulses can slip under the media's radar.
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Make no mistake: Donald Trump won by dividing Americans and appealing to the worst impulses in people.
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Worst of all, Mr Trump's impulses mean that China's rise is more likely to end in confrontation.
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Whether its spontaneously exploring a passion or launching into an unexpectedly heated argument, you follow your impulses.
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Similar impulses have underpinned the evolution of several religions with Indian origins, including Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism.
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It will come as no surprise that illiberal impulses can be found in many corners of society.
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But the drama built into the moment when Cruz appeared is consistent with the candidate's theatrical impulses.
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"You might see new impulses with an FDP finance minister," said Boysen-Hogrefe of the Kiel institute.
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Political scientists have spent three years puzzling over the psychological impulses that propelled Mr Trump to power.
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Yet, the people of this story cannot avoid their darkest impulses, whether those be sexual or bloody.
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"It will lower your general inhibitory tone so you give into impulses you wouldn't normally," says Belin.
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But can acting on those impulses help relieve the stress and tension we feel in those moments?
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But there was still a problem: using electrical impulses to activate the neurons is a bit crude.
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It allows you to step outside the chattering negative self-talk and your reactive impulses and emotions.
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Profiting off these impulses isn't exclusive to the entertainment industry — camera companies take advantage of nostalgia, too.
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Some of these newcomers, arriving from conservative cultures, might be expected to resist the mayor's liberal impulses.
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But the evidence suggests that Trump is a jumble of contradictory impulses, not someone who thinks strategically.
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That entails blocking your rude impulses, understanding how situations change in real time and being quick-witted.
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By following one's impulses, by letting go, one grows in trust, awareness, sensitivity, vulnerability, receptivity, innocence, love.
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Intelligence officials, meanwhile, were again left scratching their heads about a president whose impulses they cannot predict.
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Obviously, I worry that the client might act on certain thoughts and impulses and do something terrible.
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The news outlet reported that Kelly has essentially given up on trying to control the president's impulses.
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" Perhaps this need fueled her autobiographical impulses, particularly her second memoir of sorts, "Adventures of a Nobody.
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Trump has to prove that he's not reckless, that he can control his impulses — that he's presidential.
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I needed a break from the politician who has roused the lowest impulses of the American character.
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What's in store for the country now that those tenuous checks on his worst impulses are gone?
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Hayes's talkative poems are, in fact, a form of thinking, fuelled by opposing impulses and contradictory ideas.
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On the one hand, it's obviously useful to stop Trump most dangerous impulses from being carried out.
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In turning the other cheek to Gohmert, Mueller may have acted from admirable, but ill advised, impulses.
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Administration officials and American lawmakers talk openly about checking the authoritarian impulses of the Chinese Communist Party.
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The book paints a portrait of an administration that is increasingly at odds with the president's impulses.
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Life is finite and, current and ancient impulses towards sentimentality and religiosity aside, that's all it is.
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Mr. President, let us be clear, the impulses underlying the dissemination of such untruths are not benign.
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This has led to a weakening of the personnel wall between Trump and his more outlandish impulses.
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He's grasping for something that is unspeakable because we don't know it in words, only in impulses.
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That doesn't mean modern Americans don't have the same impulses that created this impulsive, violent young Jesus.
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Two impulses compete in her head, personified by the two men who want to steer her campaign.
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We can develop a conscientious culture around working from home that doesn't submit to our worst impulses.
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I've audited classes at a university, and participated in a neurofeedback assessment of my brain's electrical impulses.
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People with Harm OCD aren't more at risk of acting on their impulses than any other person.
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For Mr. Bush the impulses to do in his opponents and to do good were inextricably bound.
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African-Americans in particular are once again shouldering the burden of redeeming America from its worst impulses.
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Americans demonize fraternities as bastions of toxic masculinity where young men go to indulge their worst impulses.
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But politicians have been whipsawed between the progressive impulses of the state's cities and its traditional culture.
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No amount of sound advice is enough to keep Mr. Trump's reckless and divisive impulses in check.
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These resources can help those struggling against impulses that otherwise might lead to behavior with devastating consequences.
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The two men do have their surface-level similarities, be it their ardent followings and nationalist impulses.
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What the report doesn't make clear is how evicting his sister would have curtailed his criminal impulses.
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The two were not conflated when Republicans resisted Nixon's authoritarian impulses, and the same is true today.
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The movement is rough, often pedestrian, with outflung limbs, hunched bodies, rolling heads and jerky, twitching impulses.
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Then I direct my cat's scratching impulses to a cat scratcher placed near her favorite scratching spots.
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A startling sequence was activated, in which many leaders encouraged the worse public impulses for political gain.
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Those who refuse to silently indulge this president's worst impulses qualify as heroes — and deserve our gratitude.
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"The Glass Castle" wrestles with two conflicting impulses: the longing for order and the desire for wildness.
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Some contract the chambers to pump blood, for example, while others conduct electric impulses around the heart.
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Without drama or self-pity, they harness those meticulous impulses to shape a bold and shining thing.
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Nor is he nihilistically pandering to our worst impulses: the filmmaking is too measured and too intelligent.
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The Senate is meant to check the heated impulses of the House rather than blindly follow them.
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You have a deeper understanding of creative and sexual impulses as Venus connects with power planet Pluto.
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The Jeffrey Epstein scandal has further revealed how easily universities submit to the worst impulses of capitalism.
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Reading time The bus has books like "Hippie Modernism: The Struggle for Utopia," which examines utopian impulses.
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They're not … So I'm hopeful this official website will help temper the impulses of the infringement-inclined.
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For the lyrics, Mr. Longstreth set aside his more cryptic impulses; it's clear what he's singing about.
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For this work's hypnotic, mysterious soundtrack, Jónsi used advanced technology to record electric impulses emitted by foxglove.
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These small devices consist of electrodes implanted into the heart that deliver electrical impulses to regulate heartbeat.
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"We implore Congress to take these danger signs seriously and to constrain his destructive impulses," they wrote.
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Martin Wallstrom makes the largest impression as a half-Ukrainian soldier torn between sympathetic and violent impulses.
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Mr. Trump's protectionist impulses place him squarely at odds with the economic wisdom that tariffs are harmful.
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The tensions come as Europe contends with splintering impulses and waves of populism and anti-Muslim sentiment.
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Now they've realized they can't keep enabling her worst impulses, because doing so feeds into their own.
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Nonetheless, some trade analysts say China has done a good job of taming Trump's combative trade impulses.
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I think Trump will fail, but there's no doubt that he shares these authoritarian impulses with Putin.
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As a songwriter, he crafts music that bends toward playful carnality, pursuit, and the impulses of human desire.
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It shuts down brain regions involved with good judgment—the same ones that normally inhibits peoples' worst impulses.
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Then, a transmitter converts signals from the processor into electric impulses, which are sent to the auditory nerve.
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These images and the impulses behind them are part of a terrifying conversation happening all around the world.
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For now, Germany retains a touching faith in America's institutions to rein in the president-elect's worst impulses.
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Trump has exhibited autocratic impulses since his 2016 campaign and from the moment he entered the White House.
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Yet, for her plan to succeed, Mrs May must overcome several obstacles—not least her own contradictory impulses.
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This campaign has not worked so well, perhaps because the impulses it mocks are shared by so many.
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All his life, Trump has called the shots and he's always forced others to respond to his impulses.
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But unlike his father, David Carradine gives a restrained, even enigmatic, performance, effectively tempering the movie's hagiographic impulses.
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Humanity has desires and impulses that would make no sense to even the most sadistic piece of software.
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Yet, by the time "Episode 10" rolls round, Ford is no longer showing flashes of Dennis' worst impulses.
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The bombastic Trump makes Nixon's naked appeal to America's worst racial impulses seem elegant and subtle by comparison.
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That first product, "Zeal," has specific impulses of 150 to 180 seconds and power up to 30 watts.
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If you, or someone you know, is having suicidal thoughts or impulses, get help and get educated now.
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Not just the momentary impulses—though often it feels the same—but the deep-seated, almost biological desires.
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We ignore the consequences of these impulses at the peril of both our national character and political destiny.
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Indeed, the nativist rhetoric and anti-immigration impulses that animated both campaigns were a form of identity politicking.
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The world must fervently hope that Prince Muhammad's good reforms succeed, while urging restraint on his bad impulses.
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Focused on Chiron's anxiety over his homosexual impulses, it's not surprising that Moonlight ends in a tender embrace.
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The result is more disarming than it is enchanting, though, trading in new age impulses for greyscale blankness.
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Like Bean, Big Mouth's young protagonists are pursued by creatures encouraging them to give in to their impulses.
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Oh, the college years: the age when young people indulge their quirkiest impulses and go viral for it.
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These destructive impulses brought great devastation to family and friends, and destroyed my life's dream of public service.
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And so, I am here at McFadden's on 42nd, a Manhattan dojo for heedless impulses and cinnamon whiskey.
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To recreate this in the LUKE Arm, the researchers recorded impulses as they happened in a primate's arm.
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Staples wants to counteract these impulses, to put a name to the statistics, a reality to the fiction.
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A natural extension of the same impulses that brought us the world's tallest building and the fastest rollercoaster?
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There should be resources for those who haven't acted on those impulses to come forward and get help.
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It's difficult to know if they're telling the truth when they say they've never acted on their impulses.
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And that speaks to my overriding problem with Homecoming: It has all the right impulses, but indifferent execution.
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Black Mirror suggests there is meaning in the will to not be bound by other humans's grossest impulses.
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The president has tendencies and impulses, some of which conflict with one another, rather than a political philosophy.
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Fascist groups made use of the chaos to appeal to nationalist impulses, soaring to power at the polls.
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I think comedy is all about pain, and that's one of the biggest impulses of laughter, just coping.
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Adolescents are not only indulged in their freewheeling impulses; whole parks are specifically set aside for their explorations.
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A generous wage deal would boost consumption and provide much-needed impulses to offset headwinds from weakening exports.
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Mr. Marhanka was not in detention before the hearing and did not show suicidal impulses, the court said.
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This provides a "cooling off" period, letting any feelings of anger or suicidal impulses pass, the study suggests.
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Instead, the researchers send impulses up through the nerve, and that activates the brain through multiple synaptic pathways.
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And, as history dictates, it will check against reacting into ideally (and morally) ambiguous alliances under geopolitical impulses.
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Trump's filling of the national security adviser's position has been a scattershot response to diverse needs and impulses.
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The SEC was doing Musk a favor by demanding board members that would rein in his worst impulses.
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Barr's comments suggest that he would not follow his illustrious predecessor's example in resisting the president's worst impulses.
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The night unfolds in an escalating series of calamities—suicide, murder, opportunistic looting—as dreamwalking unleashes buried impulses.
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Some people wondered how McMaster would reconcile such sentiments with the rather different impulses of his new boss.
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Like the prices of stocks, home values are susceptible to momentum and human impulses like fear and greed.
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Restaurant Review 11 Photos View Slide Show ' What a gnarled knot of warring impulses I feel about Lowlife.
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Creativity is at its peak this week and Sunday's impulses for self-expression inspire you to make art.
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If you can control your impulses, this is a phenomenal time to make powerful changes in your life.
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Mr. Kushner has shown an adeptness at using the president's impulses to steer him toward his own priorities.
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So, everybody is going to be going in a different direction depending on their talents, their impulses, whatever.
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There are obviously limits to reason, and we can only do so much to curb our worst impulses.
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Mr. Perlstein likes to buy early work, before an artist's fresh impulses have ossified into a reproducible style.
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In an astrology chart, Black Moon Lilith represents a person's primitive impulses and behavior in their rawest form.
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For President Trump, reconciling his impulses with the expectations for an American president has often posed a hurdle.
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You could see both those impulses at work in the discussion following the great fire at Notre-Dame.
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The reason New Girl is able to survive its own worst impulses largely stems from its ensemble cast.
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For hundreds of years of diaspora, Jews, scattered everywhere, had to negotiate between two impulses, universalism and particularism.
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To be a recovering addict is to admit that your highest purpose is to avoid your worst impulses.
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But I think that this show represents the best values and the best impulses of this great country.
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I have a more than passing interest in the subject of suicide, having fought such impulses for years.
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One senses at points that Green wants to reach for novelistic flourishes, but he's restrained by better impulses.
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I'm not interested in seeing these #MeToo castoffs engage in Maoist struggle sessions to purge their patriarchal impulses.
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Some folks might take comfort in the idea that the effects of Trump's worst impulses are often contained.
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First, alcohol does not create violent sexual impulses so much as it unleashes or magnifies pre-existing ones.
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Part of what made previous iterations of Klingons so palatable is that they leaned into emotions and impulses.
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He is the ultimate pivoter, aimlessly following his own impulses as his administration is mired in daily absurdities.
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His novel increasingly begins to bend toward the motifs and impulses of the comic book and superhero world.
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Mr. Oliver's interest in vernacular architecture sprang from the same impulses that fueled his passion for the blues.
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Conflicting impulses shift "Party People" toward drama at some moments, toward history lesson at others, toward agitprop occasionally.
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Every choice you make is a balancing act of managing the different needs and impulses of the people.
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Negan is an embodiment of humanity's worst impulses — a reactive id untethered from its restraint and critical reasoning.
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His appointment may signal the death knell of any hope to check the president's worst foreign-policy impulses.
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Loud and arresting, the fuzz tone was well suited to expressions of rock's more disruptive and rebellious impulses.
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In the grand tradition of exploitation cinema, Hunters feeds into the most gratuitous impulses of a Jewish audience.
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As solo artists, Brady and Les have followed more direct impulses, creating wistful, experimental pop and hip-hop.
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But it is important to recognise that the core impulses guiding corporate and government surveillance are nothing new.
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History illustrates the depth of tension associated with the resurgent nationalist impulses against which Caputova made her statement.
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On Trump's "Lock her up" chant "He has made it possible for all the worst impulses," Clinton said.
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Ms. Brown's poetic use of natural physical impulses was integral to her charm as both dancer and choreographer.
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But a fractured opposition has proven an ineffectual restraint on the kleptocratic and authoritarian impulses of President Hernández.
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Now the prospect of legalized human composting, he said, puts many of those regional impulses in a spotlight.
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The nominee to be attorney general has backed some of the president's worst impulses on the Russia inquiry.
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It's like the Roman Bacchanalia festival, where society breaks down for a day and everybody acts on impulses.
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After a little over a year, Trump is now more confident in his own judgments and political impulses.
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But many times I also give in [to anxious impulses, worrying, getting in my head] and screw up.
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With its synth intro and smooth, deep-voiced lyrics, "I'm Your Man" shows some of Cohen's baser impulses.
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However warily American and Chinese leaders eye each other, economic self-interest keeps their most hawkish impulses in check.
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Penelope cultivated Hal's "murderous impulses" during their season 2 affair, all in the hopes of taking revenge against Riverdale.
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We are assigning more computing power to our frontal lobes and drowning out baser impulses from our reptilian modules.
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And on Better Call Saul, at least, we know that man will eventually succumb to his own worst impulses.
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It might also prevent content creators from perpetuating the status quo in the guise of pursuing their artistic impulses.
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But the new Sunday psychology is about reframing these impulses as attempts towards healthiness instead of evidence of unhealthiness.
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The commander in chief's impulses are the outstanding mystery as this bloody Jacobean drama of treachery and gore unfolds.
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Most likely, this person won't be someone who previously had no violent impulses and developed them because of Joker.
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Emotiv's breakthrough was to create an algorithm that "unfolds" the brain's cortex so the electrical impulses can be mapped.
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Serena isn't the victim here or the subjugated wife, who is unwittingly manipulated into serving her husband's darkest impulses.
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For a brief period, Mr Mugabe's destructive economic impulses were tempered by a power-sharing arrangement with the opposition.
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Wade, there were some anti-feminist impulses in the rhetoric of those activists, but this is not Williams's focus.
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" Mensch: "Sam definitely has some kind of protectionist impulses in him, like when he smashes [the executive's] car window.
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" Trying to understand Francois' impulses became "an effort to feel better about forces that had shaped me growing up.
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More recently, researchers at Colorado State University have come up with a device that converts sounds into electrical impulses.
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Stranger Things 19853 offers a breed of zombie that taps into the darkest impulses of an internet rage mob.
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As recent events in north Africa show, however, this co-operation quickly ends where it collides with national impulses.
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The alleged fiscal principles of the Tea Party have been sold for scrap, leaving only its nativist impulses intact.
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It's about those impulses of lust and pain in her eyes for me, and the marks on her body.
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If you think it's okay to be gay, you're not going to see anything wrong with those deeper impulses.
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At the same time, Trump displays consistent behavioral impulses that, for better or worse, he won't or can't restrain.
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It's still crude stuff, and its popularity draws on some of the uglier forces and impulses within our culture.
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As such, the movie is caught between the artistic impulses of its director, Gareth Edwards, and its corporate masters.
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But that's not a very viable option, as it conflicts with the most ancient and enjoyable of human impulses.
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Yes, Americans elected a maniac, power-drunk narcissist to the presidency, in the process ignoring his obvious authoritarian impulses.
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The difference is that most of us strike a different balance between our darker impulses and our better angels.
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Not to worry; wine-infused coffee now exists to take care of both of those conflicting impulses at once.
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His death exorcises the self-destructive impulses of primitive society—both man and ape—ensuring independence for his people.
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The surgery allowed the women's doctor to electronically control their impulses, according to a publication from Littleton Adventist Hospital.
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"He is feeding into the worst impulses – the bigotry and bias – that lurks in our country," she also said.
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Singing for a man who seems categorically incapable of controlling his basest impulses hardly seems consonant with this objective.
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Once, we didn't even manage to make it out of the office before we gave in to our impulses.
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Perhaps the decision to abstain was motivated both by pique and partisanship—the two impulses could work in tandem.
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The images are converted into electrical impulses that are transmitted wirelessly to electrodes, even if the eyes are closed.
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The book depicts infighting and White House strife with various officials working to rein in the president's worst impulses.
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Jagr obeys his impulses, yielding to his body's needs, but tries to give Powers as much notice as possible.
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But his impulses point in a clear direction: toward the very different America in which he came of age.
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Still, America has every interest in discouraging Russia's and Iran's impulses to ally themselves in rivalry with the West.
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He told Mr. Talese he bought the motel to satisfy his voyeuristic impulses and invited the writer to visit.
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Putting Mr. Clinton to good use, while containing his less helpful impulses, would be a major test for Mrs.
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After all, they strip out some of the emotional impulses that leads to wild price swings in single stocks.
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After Jomo was freed and elected president of an independent Kenya in 245, however, his revolutionary impulses didn't persist.
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He has proved unwilling or unable to discipline himself to a consistent message or to restrain his worst impulses.
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The assumption that Trump's impulses can be kept in check by wiser minds in his administration is being challenged.
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Now, as "Conner4Real," he's surrounded by sycophants and encouraged to embrace his worst impulses, with disastrous and hilarious results.
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Aside from Democrats back home, Europeans are the ones most vocal against Trump following through on his natural impulses.
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"It was refreshing and freeing to let go of my perfectionist impulses and embrace distortion and mistakes," he says.
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On Iran, members of his national security team have been frustrated that there's little that connects his different impulses.
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The movement that resulted in this presidency represents sexism, racism, xenophobia, religious bigotry and authoritarian impulses—not traditional conservatism.
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It's also a means by which you could introduce legislation to correct the worst impulses of a dysfunctional administration.
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Dina Powell was one of the vaunted "adults in the room" saving the Trump administration from its worst impulses.
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The danger was clear: succumb to the temptations of a Siren and lustful human impulses, and face ruination forevermore.
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The young Bruce Wayne of this Batman origin series continues to mature and embrace darker and more theatrical impulses.
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But he also struggled with drug use and suicidal impulses dating to his teenage years, he told The Times.
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When the label suggested the producer Greg Wells (Katy Perry, Weezer), Joseph's control-freak impulses faced their first test.
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Over the course of human history, Hrdy continued, some of these ancient impulses have become enshrined in patriarchal ideologies.
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Can it describe some of the worst, most violent impulses in our world and everyday acts of gender bias?
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But many of us commit those sort of transgressions knowingly, because we have malicious or violent impulses and motivations.
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Liberal democracy, which promises that everyone gains when rights are protected for all, asks us to suppress those impulses.
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Liberal democracy comes with features like independent courts and constitutional protections meant to check tribalist impulses and impose equality.
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It wasn't just the klieg lights of celebrity that worried her, but the darker impulses sometimes provoked by stardom.
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The Joker carries a devastating nihilism, a deep well of anger and an inability to hold back homicidal impulses.
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This is not about "implicit bias," which assumes that we all have racist impulses and act on them subconsciously.
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What do you do with any of these human needs and impulses if you've been assembled from a kit?
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One can even make the point that democracy is "unnatural" because it goes against our vital instincts and impulses.
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The new members of Parliament from those districts insist they will be able to curb Mr. Johnson's worst impulses.
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He then digitally translated these impulses into, according to the press release, "rhythms and pitch," which he also vocalizes.
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It's poisoning out politics, it's making us dumber, and it seems to be feeding many of our worst impulses.
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Acting on these impulses can get you thrown in jail, but just expressing yourself gives you a protected outlet.
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However, loss aversion promotes caution only when people are considering gains; once people have sustained losses, impulses change dramatically.
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"If you want to invest wisely, you constantly need to be fighting off your own worst impulses," he said.
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Ivanka can also fulfill a second, related duty of soothing the commander-in-chief's temper and blunting his impulses.
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Never Trumpers refused to support the nominee on the grounds of his crude, unreliable personality and his protectionist impulses.
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You cannot achieve the scale and centrality Facebook wants without becoming a platform for some of humanity's darker impulses.
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Throughout season 7, it's been Tyrion's chore to ground the fiery impulses of Daenerys with concepts of mercy and patience.
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Rather than denounce or rein in these dangerous impulses, leading Democratic officeholders and candidates are openly encouraging the outrageous behavior.
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Without MAOA, these important neurotransmitters can build up in the brain, and make it harder for someone to control impulses.
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It works as a standard set of wireless headphones, even as it gets to work sending impulses through the skull.
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As an entrepreneur who controlled privately held companies, Trump indulged his own impulses in ways that revealed profound character flaws.
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He'll nudge you to speak up and act on your sudden impulses as he grinds up against Uranus and Mercury.
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Modern prostheses sport things like articulated fingers that can be controlled by picking up impulses from their wearer's remaining nerves.
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His staff is riven with infighting, inexperienced with the mechanics of government, and unable to corral their boss's worst impulses.
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Why it matters: The episode, first referenced last year by the Washington Post, shows Trump's often-contradictory national security impulses.
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Just how violently their psyches have been disrupted becomes clear when they are each bedeviled by furtive and embarrassing impulses.
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They are living for the moment and anyway, Evans impulses aren't too different from his 9-5'iving London contemporaries.
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In the case of the cow in Queens, in fact, it seems our editors were caught between the two impulses.
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His impulses may begin to impose a new geopolitics, but they will not serve America or the world for long.
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Through a neuroscience lens, it's understandable that higher SES in adults has been linked to resisting impulses and delaying gratification.
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Fortunately, by the time I'd reached the pier and the end of my journey, I hadn't felt any such impulses.
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If you start to see a slide into a real consideration of those protectionist impulses, then we have some trouble.
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Via electrical impulses, one can induce a powerful and immediate pleasure response in the subject — could you also deliver pain?
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Costello explained that in the current climate students feel less constrained when it comes to acting on their worst impulses.
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"He's been saved by the fact that cooler minds have prevailed to prevent the worst of his impulses," Bartlett said.
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Something you long for, and the EEG headset would take the user's electrical impulses, and amplify the sound and intensity.
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This is significant: Westworld is constructed entirely by men in order to satisfy male impulses towards physical and sexual violence.
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Nicolosi encouraged these impulses; he claimed to be able to identify and reverse homosexuality in children as young as three.
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The dark energy of Ghost Bitch U.S.A. somehow seems to communicate the deeply disturbing impulses behind the Salem Witch Trials.
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More is understood about lightning's ability to scramble the electrical impulses of the heart, thanks to experiments with Australian sheep.
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But the show centers around a figure who embodied the darkest impulses of the times, including conspiracy mongering and racism.
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Look out for sexual tension and even shady impulses toward possessiveness as action planet Mars clashes with power planet Pluto.
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In both the Middle East and simultaneously in Korea we see a foreign policy that revolves around Trump's personal impulses.
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Such a move is in line with the president's own impulses — but more orthodox Republicans take little comfort from that.
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"I'm definitely the beneficiary of her nesting impulses," Letts said, eating banana bread that she had made the day before.
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When it was over those bad impulses had been purged, and he was calm and ready to rejoin the family.
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In Syria, he said, the same impulses have manifested as a perceived duty to allies as well as to civilians.
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It's an ambitious, if not entirely coherent, sci-fi shoot-'em-up that questions nihilistic entertainment impulses while indulging them.
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These seemingly contradictory impulses convey a singular thought: One way or another, Americans want the fight over and done with.
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In this sonata teeming with modernist impulses, he calls for a brilliant palette of sounds often created through specific gestures.
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Their cluttered but exhilarating 2011 debut, "Purple Naked Ladies," indulged a multitude of whimsical, psychedelic-soul impulses in the studio.
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Despite its overall record of weakness, Congress has already acted on one occasion to curb Trump's worst foreign policy impulses.
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The court has increasingly recognized that young people have a limited ability to control both their impulses and their circumstances.
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But we can deprive them — and everyone else — of the deadly weapons they require to turn their impulses into carnage.
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But the more you explore the wide-ranging impulses and examples that spur him on, the more it seems concrete.
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She's tapped into demonic powers to help her friends, and is now having trouble keeping her darker impulses in check.
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"I'm really not that intelligent, I just act on my impulses when I feel that people need help," she said.
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"These destructive impulses brought great devastation to family and friends, and destroyed my life's dream of public service," Weiner said.
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More than anyone, he believed in Dany's gentle heart, and that belief might have helped quell her less-gentle impulses.
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Her asymmetrical songs are still trying to make sense of lust, love, life as a performer and countless contradictory impulses.
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At times, the mercantile and missionary impulses came into conflict, such as when Greek Christians rebelled against the Ottoman sultan.
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From Will: For Liddy, the key to success was triumphing over any and all emotional impulses—hence the rat-eating.
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The moments when tragedy is avoided because humans have talked themselves or one another away from their own destructive impulses.
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Filmmakers, writers and producers began to moan that all of their creative impulses would now be subject to algorithm approval.
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Trump is the Republican id personified, driven to express the impulses and desires of conservative politics in their basest form.
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In instance after instance, his staff defied his orders and acted as a bulwark against Mr. Trump's most destructive impulses.
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That movement of ions is the basis for many of the body's functions, like nerve impulses, muscle contractions and digestion.
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"America First" and "leading from behind" may sound very different, but they can reflect similar impulses and produce similar results.
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It's a shame, because she writes so powerfully, probing our darkest impulses, reporting back with the pure truth of fiction.
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At its best, though, "The Feral Detective" is a worthy morality play about our warring impulses for conflict and comfort.
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Members of his staff had joined to purposefully block some of what they believed were the president's most dangerous impulses.
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It doesn't take itself too seriously, but it also holds whatever irreverent, anarchic impulses it might possess in careful check.
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Any action in Syria against Assad would also highlight the contradictions in Trump's impulses regarding the country's brutal civil war.
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It happens when chaotic electrical impulses in the upper chambers of the heart (the atria) lead to rapid, uncoordinated contractions.
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As the novel probes relationships laced with curiosity and resentment, what stands out is Costanza's restive questioning of her impulses.
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The book covers the myopic solipsism of the tech world — but it also captures its best and most utopian impulses.
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Not surprisingly, Helen learned to keep her own secrets — an eating disorder, suicidal impulses and, for many years, her sexuality.
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The twisty plot turns on the dark impulses lurking in female bonds and the lethal stress of a dysfunctional workplace.
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Still, some say the damage is done, and that Trump has emboldened some people to act on their darker impulses.
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Wiener is constantly at odds with herself, consumed by warring impulses that her time in tech only comes to exacerbate.
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Mattis' abrupt resignation sparked concern among allies, who credit the retired Marine general with building trust and tempering isolationist impulses.
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Trump's personal characteristics haven't surprised me that much, although I did think he could better control his impulses to tweet.
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He had theorized that new axons—spidery extensions that carry the neuron's impulses—would sprout enthusiastically, and this proved correct.
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But his authoritarian instincts and impulses still pose a serious threat to the integrity of our democratic system of government.
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The tensions with Turkey come as Europe grapples with a wave of anti-Muslim and populist sentiment and splintering impulses.
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They may be generally poor and thwarted, but their creator denies them none of their impulses, none of their darkness.
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It turns out that when we are doing what we should do around money we are overriding our natural impulses.
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The twisty plot turns on the dark impulses lurking in female bonds and the lethal stress of a dysfunctional workplace.
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" He added, "This is a world — then, now — where creative impulses are systematically tempered if not squashed by the system.
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"A lot of people who have those kinds of impulses don't refer themselves for treatment, but some do," he says.
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He will "make America great again" by reveling in its most shameful actions and miring it in its worst impulses.
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And it was in part to protect him from himself but also protect the country from some of his impulses.
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Just because Dany has achieved great and admirable things doesn't mean she can't eventually give in to her worse impulses.
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Often, as he seemed to be following spontaneous impulses, his backup singers and horn section wafted in for precise ensemble passages.
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Of course, Trump has been feeding the worst impulses of his already fired-up crowds since the beginning of his candidacy.
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Typically, these reports are the cause of a person's sexual curiosity or "exotic impulses" and don't always cause pain or harm.
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Friends and family grappled with the loss, remembering a man at once devoted to his daughter and driven by reckless impulses.
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Research from Clemson University found that the sleep deprived are more likely to make questionable decisions and give into their impulses.
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Instead, the movie's wilder impulses feel as if they emanate from inside the characters and the joyous, tumultuous relationship they share.
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Memories are thought to be stored among the synapses that serve as conduits for electrical impulses traveling from neuron to neuron.
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Inside the cochlea there are over 16,000 hairlike cells, which take vibrations entering your ear and convert them into nerve impulses.
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And because such impulses are unspeakable, we could still be as surprised by Trump as many of us were by Brexit.
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Their efforts have also been assisted by reality, which has tended to make Mr Trump's erstwhile foreign-policy impulses appear untenable.
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This story is delicate, beautifully told, and mostly without moments that make you catcall the show for its most ridiculous impulses.
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For him, happiness consisted of being a good person, of living virtuously and not being a slave to one's lowest impulses.
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"It's a fascinating experiment in the making: Whether you can in fact have these two fundamentally contradictory impulses coexisting," Prasad said.
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Mr Bolsonaro's probable election will pose a new challenge: ensuring that a president with autocratic impulses does not subvert Brazil's democracy.
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The thinly-veiled implication of Mr Mattis's resignation statement is that the president's impulses are a threat to American security interests.
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Of late, they've slowly been honing these synth-impulses and directing them in a more focused way—inching toward pop songwriting.
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Thrones fans are theorizing that she's on the brink of losing it, with her most ruthless impulses poised to take over.
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Silicon Valley, however, has developed a culture that prizes our instant impulses and erases the space we use to question them.
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In fashion, lingering financial fear, anti-consumerist impulses, and environmental concerns have contributed to the rise of a booming resale market.
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Needless to say, I don't consider my mother particular driven by sexual impulses, and I don't believe that she would either.
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"He is feeding into the worst impulses, the bigotry and bias that lurks in our country," the Democratic presidential nominee proclaim.
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In court, Weiner stood with his attorney Arlo Devlin-Brown, and admitted his "destructive impulses" had destroyed his life and career.
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That's right, a brain modem, one that translates data into electronic impulses that are compatible with a human being's own thoughts.
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Cultivate a bit of a madman image — with the national security team portrayed as holding him back from his wilder impulses.
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Yet some white Americans are driven by the same impulses that drove some of the white racists in Charlottesville -- racial separation.
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American sprinters are using sets of "Halo" headphones, which purportedly enhance the brain using electrical impulses shot through the ear canal.
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But whether she's actually succeeded in pulling her father away from the strongest impulses of the right remains up for debate.
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" The op-ed blasted Trump as "amoral" and "anti-democratic" and detailed Trump staffers' efforts to contain the president's "misguided impulses.
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Rather, as in the "womp womp" moment, he's a representative figure of the presidency and its driving impulses of gratuitous meanness.
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Unable to banish partisan impulses utterly, we had to create a process with enough cunning guardrails to keep it within bounds.
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Acting on these narrow, defensive impulses will create a tangled knot of contradictory policies less than the sum of their parts.
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In the op-ed, the unidentified author denounced Trump's "anti-trade" and "anti-democratic" impulses, but praised some of his policies.
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But these maybe-not-Cruz impulses won't add up to anything unless the people who feel them get organized, and soon.
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Political tradition, demographics, and institutional history can all be more important than the impulses of the global economy and political narrative.
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The President enters the new year more liberated from "adults in the room" than ever, and freer to follow his impulses.
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Superior performers know what works in a theatrical sense—and how not to let the conscious mind interfere with their impulses.
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From his earliest days, when he fashioned himself into a character worthy of the stage, he was guided by dramatic impulses.
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In Los Angeles, a receiver converted the impulses back into perforated tapes, which were fed into three giant Monarch linecasting machines.
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On HBO's Westworld, the park brings out people's darkest impulses...so perhaps only a taste of Westworld is safer for now.
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Some participants had terminal illnesses and wanted help preparing for the end; others had suicidal impulses that they wanted to dispel.
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She talks about her tools, how she makes the work, and the impulses and emotions behind it: ambition, fear, death, shame.
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It's about trying to come to terms with her identity after a lifetime spent trying to quash her most basic impulses.
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Her dragons are her darkest impulses given form, creatures who have one and only one purpose: to take lives en masse.
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These include smartphone-enabled blood pressure monitors, as well as electrotherapy devices, which are used to ease pain through electrical impulses.
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The greeting card industry has long mastered the art of amplifying holidays to tug at our impulses, whether generous or guilty.
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They're going to lose their temper, fail to control their impulses, maybe express their latent sexuality in strange and unruly ways.
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Be smart: Unlike any other meeting with any other leader, Trump is negotiating with someone with similar personality quirks and impulses.
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Stars, they really are just like us—they mostly experience politics as a set of emotional impulses and half-formed thoughts.
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It's the ultimate vindication, which can have the effect of making suicide feel alluring to those who struggle with suicidal impulses.
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Ms. Bennett allows her characters to follow their worst impulses, and she handles provocative issues with intelligence, empathy and dark humor.
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But they may not have been totally wrong; it's possible that those impulses were simply redirected by the winds of history.
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His impulses to break traditions of diplomacy and restraint may be destructive to the nation, but will protect Mr. Trump himself.
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Coronavirus has transformed social media platforms around the world, bringing out the best and worst of users' impulses in real-time.
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The common theme: President Trump is replacing advisers who tried to moderate him with those who play to his worst impulses.
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It means that talks and their outcome will be determined, to an unprecedented degree, by Mr. Trump's personal biases and impulses.
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A large portion of the New Sydney's food offerings can be credited to the creative impulses of the chef, Klee Clemens.
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"What we hope is that cool heads and rational actions will prevail, instead of emotions or impulses holding sway," he said.
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This re-emergence of authoritarian impulses has undercut a central thrust of European policy since the end of the Cold War.
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But I don't think one can grasp the full amplitude of racial injustice without invoking the darkest impulses of human nature.
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Mr. Biden is preparing for an onslaught of attacks from his rivals, but can he keep his own impulses in check?
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Here's a real mindbender: Humans didn't invent the power line — "electroactive" bacteria did, sending out hairlike growths to channel electrical impulses.
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So if you find yourself getting exasperated more than you'd like, here are ways to keep those testy impulses in check.
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A better way of describing Iran's dictatorship is as a kleptotheocracy, driven by impulses that are by turns doctrinal and venal.
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"Break Stuff" encompasses sounds and spaces, speed and contemplation, curves and angles, methodical processes and brilliant impulses; it never stops thinking.
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I'm trying to cut back on all unnecessary spending (food excluded) so I like to live my shopping impulses through others.
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In lieu of his typical impeachment bombast, Trump spent his day challenging claims that his protectionist impulses have disrupted global trade.
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The body relies on this essential mineral for a variety of functions, including blood pressure and the transmission of nerve impulses.
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Beneath his sweetly beseeching air lie unruly impulses, so that he calls to mind a security blanket atop an unmade bed.
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It proved to him that he was not meant to feel the impulses that drew him to the fleshpots of Carthage.
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This approach — to ironically acknowledge our worst impulses in hopes of justifying them — has become a recognizable strategy in contemporary advertising.
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"There are a lot of conflicting impulses out there regarding food," said Dr. Christine Pace, an internist at Boston Medical Center.
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As Kurt Andersen writes in his book "Fantasyland," for roughly three centuries America's fantasist and realist impulses existed in rough balance.
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To win the House in 2018 and buck President Trump's worst impulses, Democrats don't need more votes in Manhattan and Brooklyn.
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Mr Kurz had invited the FPö into coalition in 2.23, telling concerned European leaders that he could tame its worst impulses.
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Such impulses must be deterred or, if recklessly pursued, halted with swift and firm action, as the president promised on Wednesday.
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Once a deplorable, always a deplorable — a judgment that's likely to only confirm future populists in their antinomian and extralegal impulses.
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The Republican Party, having spent years courting the basest impulses in American political culture, now sees the writing on the wall.
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This balance of forces has contained some of his dangerous impulses while allowing better policies, like pension reform, to get through.
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Should Trump do the unthinkable and act on his impulses, he must know that he will be held accountable by Congress.
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The book and op-ed have painted a picture of a White House that is consistently at odds with Trump's impulses.
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Along with Cohn and Tillerson, McMaster was considered a more moderate voice in the White House who restrained the president's impulses.
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The problem was that the axons did not find receptor cells for the electrical impulses that they were trying to relay.
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Its motorized, iridescent, blue morpho flapping wings lured me into an infinite private tumult of contradictory impulses that never stop fluttering.
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The statistical story of American gun violence is less about "active shooters" and "sheepdogs" than about impulses and cruelties of fate.
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Instead, the conservative majority of the Supreme Court has embraced its most barbarous impulses, and denigrated our constitution in the process.
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Though a leftist, Mr. López Obrador has drawn comparisons to Mr. Trump for his nationalist impulses, populist rhetoric and combative personality.
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Mr. Trump has surrounded himself with retired generals, and many Americans are counting on them to restrain his most reckless impulses.
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Whereas in the high-income countries, here in the US, and some places like in Europe, it's driven by two impulses.
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Are we now left to hope that a saner mind will always be by Mr. Trump's side to counter his impulses?
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Mattis has had some successes persuading Trump to see things his way, or at least keeping his worse impulses in check.
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Don't worry, some will say, as President, Trump will be surrounded by smart advisors who will rein in his worst impulses.
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Tay can perhaps be forgiven for some hostile impulses toward humanity considering it had almost 100,000 Twitter interactions in one day.
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It turns out that self-control, and all the benefits from it, may not be related to inhibiting impulses at all.
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A debate over the "Cadillac Tax," which taxes the most expensive health insurance plans, showed twin impulses fighting against each other.
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Season 3 is different from its predecessors, though, in that its retro impulses extend not just to pop culture, but to geopolitics.
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The President, who has made clear he's averse to foreign interventions, said Thursday that he acts to "temper" Bolton's more aggressive impulses.
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Seeking to expand Republican appeal in inner cities and across changing demographics, Ryan will likely seek to balance Trump's more populist impulses.
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In each such image, the artist's single eye, animated by neural impulses, conveys a weird, fluid vitality moored within dry, weathered skin.
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Put on this album when you're feeling a little vulnerable, a lot sentimental, and definitely ready to indulge your more wicked impulses.
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While few have spoken up against the leader publicly, in private, MPs will tonight be free to go with their darker impulses.
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He feared, he said, that it was exactly the kind of show that would convince vulnerable kids to act on suicidal impulses.
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By dismissing the world as imbalanced at best, outright malicious at worst, Phillips is enabling his viewers' worst and most destructive impulses.
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Klain had a theory that combined Trump's authoritarian impulses and troubled White House management in a way I found hard to dismiss.
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Some attendees use these badges as an outlet for their artistic impulses or as an excuse to learn a new hacking skill.
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The anonymous writer suggests he, like "many Trump appointees", is motivated to defend the country by "thwarting Mr Trump's more misguided impulses".
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"If you want to invest wisely, you constantly need to be fighting off your own worst impulses," the "Mad Money" host said.
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As the prospects emerge of a historic diplomatic breakthrough between the Holy See and China, two very different impulses are in conflict.
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What makes Milch so good is the way he understands humans both as individuals — driven by often contradictory impulses — and as collectives.
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But in the second half of the 20th century much of the West's political right found ways for such impulses to coexist.
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Ideally, we emerge from these periods knowing a little more about our tempers, impulses — and, most importantly, how to rein them in.
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The team studied the way the beetles walked in detail, then developed a system of electrical impulses that could recreate their motion.
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These leads run through a vein directly into the heart's right ventricle, delivering electrical impulses to treat irregular or stalled heart beats.
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For most of human history, the (pussy) concepts of compassion, empathy, and mercy have butted heads with man's baser, id-driven impulses.
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The difference these days: A fixation on the analytical models gets in the way of such ego-driven or crowd-pleasing impulses.
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Even those with no background in French nor any language-cushioning impulses may find themselves using the space from time to time.
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He films in chronological order, so he can change things on the day of shooting on set, and follow his creative impulses.
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It's made up of discrete neurons, a cell type that transmits chemical and electrical impulses from one end to a neighboring neuron.
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The researchers studied a ring of eight NEMs, where each one's vibrations send electrical impulses to its nearest neighbors in the ring.
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Doing so erases the IRL Palace owner's questionable impulses and forces them to face the reality of any hideous acts they've committed.
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From there, the sleeve uses electrical impulses to trigger muscle contractions that allow Burkhart to accomplish the hand movement he's thinking of.
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But if somebody is starting to say, 'Oh you shouldn't be afraid because…,' they're probably doing it out of their best impulses.
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Instead of encouraging our best impulses, the internet has enhanced our worst ones, and the alt-right may be the clearest proof.
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The challenge posed to Congress is thus to guarantee the integrity of the government by overriding Trump's impulses with veto-proof majorities.
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It's notable that they're viewed as beacons of light, because in some ways, they've proven themselves adept at recognizing humanity's darker impulses.
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"I think the core of my practice deals with our primal impulses, bestiality, and our relationship to power structures," Khatibi tells Creators.
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I am strongly of the opinion that the great majority of people will always find these the moving impulses of our life.
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"I think part of what I was trying to say was about inclusion, and about that openness to my impulses," he said.
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In fact, I'm even more careful with foods that I know trigger my bingeing impulses like donuts, candy, and other sugary snacks.
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"The reappearance of these impulses today is progressively weakening the multilateral system," Francis said, speaking to envoys from more than 180 countries.
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The op-ed describes a "resistance" movement within the White House to protect the United States from some of Trump's "misguided impulses."
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Watch if you like Baz Luhrmann's best and worst impulses, or you're interested in hip-hop or when the Bronx was burning.
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There's a lot of noise around this label at the moment, but the designers kept their own more indulgent impulses in check.
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They are, in effect, like us, and how we decide to treat them is a confusing morass of frequently conflicting moral impulses.
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While the men wrestle with their impulses, Dr. Dibs performs her own rape, sedating Monte and "extracting" his sperm while he sleeps.
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And as Pelosi has rightfully concluded, "the squad's" political impulses are toxic to the long-term survival of the House Democratic majority.
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"If you want to invest wisely, you constantly need to be fighting off your own worst impulses," the "Mad Money " host said.
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The modern world has developed science, journalism, a judiciary and similar institutions to curb our primal impulses — but Trump blows these off.
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It's all about being realistic and developing some extra coping mechanisms to defeat those "it's the holidays, woo!" impulses and stay productive.
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Those two impulses can't really be fused, and yet neither of them can be denied, either, at least not in this film.
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With your brains comfortably entangled in its electrode network, the NeurAlign sends evocative nerve impulses between you to determine your romantic potential.
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From there, messages are sent to multiple parts of the brain where the nerve impulses become what we recognize as a scent.
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Surely our intentions to save money, be aware of what goes into our food, and act on our creative impulses are good.
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In the piece, Ruddick discusses the exhaustion and toll taken by antihumanistic impulses in the humanities, particularly on students in English departments.
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I repressed my impulses of discomfort and judgement and tried to get into a Boomer headspace before Christopher Cross took the stage.
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Note, I'm not talking about the dark side of the web: the lawless digital underground where humanity's worst impulses can be indulged.
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The Supreme Court's earlier decisions and Justice Kennedy's conflicting impulses about gay rights and free speech make the outcome hard to predict.
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The problem, then, is relying on the bipartisan impulses of few Republican politicians when what you need is a broader climate change.
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Mattis' resignation also sparked concern among Washington's Asia-Pacific allies, who credit the retired general with building trust and tempering isolationist impulses.
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Neurons signal each other using electrical impulses, but astrocytes in turn regulate this signaling using their own calcium-mediated form of signaling.
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But as Bergman shows, motives aren't always so righteous and clear-cut; revenge, wrath and other impulses have ways of sneaking in.
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Thus, we have no option but to condemn his worst impulses and work to counteract his toxic influence on our larger culture.
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But Foley also emerges as a complex, human figure, one who is driven by impulses that will be recognizable to almost anyone.
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The fearsome power of volcanoes have inspired awe and reverence for centuries, but they've also brought out some of humanity's worst impulses.
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Republican lawmakers need not attack Mr. Trump in order to stop enabling his worst impulses and begin distancing themselves from his corruption.
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Amazon is under pressure to keep hate literature off its vast platform at a moment when extremist impulses seem on the rise.
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"The thalamus works as a relay station and decodes the impulses before sending the synapses to the relevant brain areas," said Savy.
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Maintaining checks and balances can be tricky with any president, but that's especially true when a commander in chief has authoritarian impulses.
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Like Peter, Leslie is nominally a writer, but in practice she's a champion consumer of alcohol and a locus of randy impulses.
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Then God announces that Everyman has become so craven and materialistic that he can purge himself of these impulses only by dying.
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For the next week, his staff deployed a series of creative tricks to protect its boss from his most self-destructive impulses.
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At Spring, his first restaurant in Paris, he put market produce in the foreground, following the seasons and his own contemporary impulses.
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They have been desperately wanting Trump to curb what they see as self-defeating impulses that distract from an effective underlying message.
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The data showed that senators blue slipped district court nominees for ideological reasons, but were not completely beholden to their ideological impulses.
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Mr. Marron's podcast throws two American impulses into conflict: We don't want to be rude, and we don't want to be wrong.
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Yet when these impulses collect into one group, it's impossible to arrive at a simple, low-syllable explanation of their particular ugliness.
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Democrats on the left argue that the impulses that led Mr. Trump to strike General Suleimani are themselves grounds for his removal.
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Schnyer runs the university's Cognitive Neuroscience Lab, which uses an electromyogram, or EMG, to measure nerve impulses to muscles while subjects sleep.
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If boys will be boys, then girls must be grown-ups, whose job it is to protect men from their worst impulses.
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"The president has conflicting impulses and is hoping someone can give him a better strategy," one government official said of the holdup.
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"What Wuornos did that nearly all other survivors of sexual assault do not do is act on her revenge impulses," said Serani.
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If Republicans control Congress come January 2019, there will be no check, in any branch of government, on President Trump's worst impulses.
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Sugar doesn't need to be studied, resisted or replaced by something that will inevitably be found to cause suicidal impulses in mice.
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My impression was not very — there are not major separatist impulses in Afghanistan divided by geographic region — but I'm not an expert.
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And so when this program is eventually implemented, it is swallowed up by the same racist impulses driving the real estate industry.
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Combined with micro electrodes, it records and transmits impulses in the part of the brain where signals to move the leg originate.
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We all have habits, and exercise them daily even if we don't realize; unless we sit back and acknowledge our own impulses.
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She contends with her belligerent impulses, newfound attention from boys and a distracted mother, all in the face of a dimming future.
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Our Supreme Court reporter takes a look at how the chief justice balances guarding his court's legitimacy against his generally conservative impulses.
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In the film's universe, the witch and the devil are real, but they merely act as catalysts for the worst human impulses.
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It would be indulging one of his self-destructive impulses, and she's not going to let him commit career suicide by journalist.
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Who was going to at least attempt to make this seem more presidential, and protect Trump from himself, and contain his impulses?
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The president's anti-democratic impulses are one thing to behold — they often feel like an anomalous attack on America's key norms and institutions.
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In many sections he comes across as a sad, small man, unable to control his impulses, unable to listen, bereft of true friends.
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The job of this component is to convert the electrical impulses of human speech into text — a process aided by machine learning (ML).
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These mistakes have allowed companies and investors to give into their worst impulses, thus distorting the world economy and putting it in peril.
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The soapbox has been replaced by an advertising system — one that rewards our least dignified impulses and empowers anyone willing to embrace them.
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It has some of its influences' worst impulses, which let it go over the top in almost every way, good sense be damned.
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Ozark works best when it examines how a marriage might fray (or become stronger) in the face of its lead character's selfish impulses.
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These voters want someone who will keep Trump's worst impulses in check — and they no longer have faith that Republicans will do that.
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Read Molly Hensley-Clancy's excellent analysis of these voters who no longer have faith that Republicans can keep Trump's worst impulses in check.
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But he also sounded a warning against isolationist impulses in Britain, where voters are currently weighing a referendum on exiting the European Union.
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Under a Bolsonaro presidency, Brazil could hope for a reformed, faster-growing economy and a president who keeps his authoritarian impulses in check.
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As a biologist in London sets off on a mapping expedition, Ballard uses the novel to explore the unconscious impulses of humanity's survivors.
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But Chinese efforts are only the most notable of many modernising impulses that are beginning to mesh Eurasia into something resembling a whole.
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Still, there's something disquieting, but also very freeing, about seeing young women simply stop being polite, and instead give into their worst impulses.
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"The need is to strengthen domestic growth impulses by spurring private investment which has remained sluggish," the RBI wrote in the policy statement.
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Am I simply a conduit through which people can realize their most sadistic impulses, or was that cafe incident just a one-off?
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Plus, the next time you want to indulge your crazy pumpkin spice impulses, you can justify that at least you're not doing this.
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In truth, the larger blame rests with the powerful: executives who market to base impulses and bestow crowns on would-be consumer kings.
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It's also possible that there is no unified Trump, that he's just a walking collection of impulses and that his tweets reflect that.
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