And going off what you said about being impulsive — last year's TanaCon was an impulsive, petty lashing out at VidCon. Yeah!
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State officials argued the ads would spur impulsive people to buy a handgun, and impulsive people are more prone to suicide and crime.
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"I fluctuate between being very practical and very impulsive, and this was a very impulsive decision," continued Mr. Daly, who looks like your older brother's cute best friend from high school.
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To paraphrase an old Brad DeLong line, Trump is more ignorant and impulsive than you can imagine, even taking into account that he's more ignorant and impulsive than you can imagine.
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The impulsive way you check it, it feels ... off.
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" C.K's Glen blurts out a more impulsive "I'm sorry!
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Suicide is a surprisingly impulsive act, especially among the young.
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Trump is unstable, impulsive, and mostly uninformed about relevant issues.
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I worry that makes me sound like an impulsive person.
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They delay gratification and avoid impulsive action that causes harm.
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I started having more impulsive thoughts of chopping them off.
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Someone has to keep our impulsive vacation fantasies in check.
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I really can't get past Trump's offensive and impulsive comments.
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And it likely inspired more impulsive behavior than it prevented.
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Trump's childish behavior isn't just impulsive and impolitic -- it's worrisome.
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I always wanted to be fun and crazy and impulsive.
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They are more likely to be extroverted, impulsive, and aggressive.
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You'll be your usual impulsive, somewhat reckless self this evening.
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Her stage persona remains vivid, ardent, rapturous, impulsive and compelling.
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I, on the other hand, am outgoing, expressive, and impulsive.
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Yet Shiv has a slovenly, impulsive perversity of her own.
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Don't get carried away making impulsive decisions with your friends.
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The impulsive playmaker has given way to the cool coach.
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You're feeling very "Aries" today: impulsive, fearless, optimistic, and inspired.
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Be careful about impulsive spending and arguments around money, too.
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"Nothing is more impulsive than food and beverage," Shelton said.
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Humans are "not rational — we're impulsive," Stein told Business Insider.
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In fiction, spies are known for their breezy, impulsive approaches.
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Targeted violence falls into two major categories: impulsive and planned.
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And more fundamentally, Trump is an erratic and impulsive man.
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He is impulsive, frenetic, egotistical, uninterested in facts and divisive.
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His Maiden and her friends are spiky, conflicted, impulsive, odd.
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Every day, the president acts in impulsive, imprudent, unhinged ways.
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Quitting can be an impulsive act or a tortured decision.
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That judgment was neither impulsive nor arbitrary, his son said.
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He has a track record of impulsive, often counterproductive comments.
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Obviously, part of the problem is Trump's incessant, impulsive tweeting.
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He is an excellent showman but an inattentive, impulsive leader.
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People will be temperamental, impulsive, and impatient during this time.
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Shazam allows its hero to be selfish and impulsive and jealous.
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Wyatt is bright and energetic, Gries said, but has impulsive behaviors.
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That's why dieting often makes people impulsive and cranky, 'hangry' even.
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Impulsive social media posts may get a person elected — or fired.
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Impulsive, exciting, electric, yet shocking energy flows in your relationships tonight.
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But Trump's impulsive tweeting is certain to have the opposite effect.
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But Trump's impulsive nature makes it hard to predict the outcome.
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Jane, a high-strung, impulsive girl, two years younger than Mary.
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They made the decision quickly, but it was far from impulsive.
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In my personal experience, impulsive purchases always lead to buyer's remorse.
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These are indicators of aggressive, impulsive or risky behavior, Swanson said.
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"They're usually pretty impulsive," Baker on designing his own for himself.
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He is both impulsive and intuitive, for better and for worse.
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Like so many people on Twitter, he's petty, vindictive, and impulsive.
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George W. Bush was uninformed and impulsive, so enter Barack Obama.
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George W. Bush was uninformed and impulsive, so enter Barack Obama.
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I imagined Tania to be an impulsive, scatterbrained entertainer for children.
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If only our impulsive, late-night Target runs looked like this.
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There's a difference between letting emotions drive impulsive decisions and caring.
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His curious and seemingly impulsive decision ultimately proved to be wise.
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The Peace Corps helped me become more patient and less impulsive.
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Metallica, as a whole, has a very impulsive side to it.
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I was still impulsive, but I managed to control my anger.
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Impulsive behavior Early on many military officers were hopeful about Trump.
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But they also learned their new commander in chief was impulsive.
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We are outraged and sometimes will say things that are impulsive.
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You're more likely to take impulsive risks when angry or embarrassed.
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She concedes that she can be heedless and impulsive in love.
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Still, if at times too impulsive, the performance was consistently impressive.
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He was live-tweeting his TV. Twitter is an impulsive medium.
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There are proven alternatives to Trump's ill-conceived and impulsive tariffs.
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Take your time responding—your impulsive nature will be poked at!
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Psychopathy— A lack of empathy or shame coupled with impulsive, reckless behavior.
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His track record shows that impulsive words may not result in action.
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The cooling-off period is meant to prevent impulsive acts of violence.
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Among the symptoms of the disease are impulsive behavior, depression and aggression.
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Noah, ever impulsive, goes first and makes it to the bottom safely.
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It may just be evidence of an impulsive and disorganized management style.
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Natural selection reduced their propensity for reactive aggression (the hot, impulsive type).
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Now the plan might be impulsive, but he does have some plan.
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He was a grower and he was younger and maybe more impulsive.
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In the novel Middlemarch, George Eliot depicts an impulsive and ill-conceived
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Try not to be so impulsive, but do enjoy the wild ride.
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Higher intelligence is also linked to lower impulsive behavior, delinquency and crime.
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I consider myself to be pretty responsible, if maybe impulsive at times.
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Big ideas are in the air, and you're in an impulsive mood!
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Unexpected news about money arrives this evening—watch out for impulsive spending.
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Stress eating may be impulsive, but it's not always followed by guilt.
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Be mindful about money today, Pisces, and watch out for impulsive spending!
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She's playful, impulsive and passionate; the light is back in her eyes.
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The energy is impulsive, and people are likely to overestimate their capabilities.
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You're feeling annoyed, making impulsive decisions, and getting into fights with everyone.
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Trump's impulsive recklessness, his pathological need to impress, is his defining characteristic.
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But Trump's impulsive and partisan statements are fundamentally different these personnel say.
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And he's certainly more impulsive than your average politician or business leader.
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It isn't to say you'll never give into another impulsive purchase again.
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We consistently acquiesce in the crown prince's actions, however impulsive or harmful.
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See y'all on Animal Crossing, thanks to my impulsive gaming console purchase.
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Their lawyers called it an impulsive decision in a moment of weakness.
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That means he has the potential to become impulsive and very volatile.
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"'Impulsive' has kind of a negative connotation to it," Mr. Salazar said.
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While some might call this impulsive, I call it trusting my instincts.
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Are his attacks impulsive tantrums or strategic distractions from his other woes?
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The statements emerge from tortuous deliberations and are the opposite of impulsive.
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At first, these suggestions were so impulsive that they seemed almost metaphorical.
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Populism celebrates the quick slogan, the impulsive slash, the easy ignorant assertion.
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Koike calls BS, claiming Nic's impulsive actions don't qualify for an annulment.
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He is a hugely impulsive figure who often acts on a whim.
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Now a single impulsive act threatened to send him away for years.
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Impulsive, wild, frantic groping under the shelter of exotic trees and hanging vines.
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It's an obvious comparison: both are tactless and impulsive and cruel and childish.
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Eventually, it seems, the emotional and impulsive President could take it no more.
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Tense communications arrive today, so stay open-minded and avoid being too impulsive.
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I was impulsive, erratic, and just a fucking dangerous idiot on the roads.
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The Moon meets wild Uranus at 10:56 AM—expect impulsive, spontaneous behavior.
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I'm starting to feel guilty about my impulsive dining habits... $110.39 10 p.m.
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She was angry, impulsive, and I felt she manipulated me and other people.
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He's not on her list, and while she's impulsive, she certainly isn't stupid.
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It's easier to make impulsive charity now than it was 10 years ago.
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In short, the long-term security implications of Trump's impulsive withdrawal are enormous.
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These are the beautiful results of Meek Mill's impulsive approach to good karma.
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Jimmy McGill, however, still has plenty of bright-eyed, impulsive energy in him.
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Anything can happen, and atmosphere is all about being impulsive, not making commitments!
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By now Prince Muhammad has a track record of impulsive, self-defeating behaviour.
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Watch out for tempers, as people are in an impulsive and aggressive mood.
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Trump is impulsive, and sometimes he does things rashly for no real reason.
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You're going to be impulsive as hell today, so listen to your gut.
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Impulsive answers to mathematical questions are, admittedly, quite a specialised form of impulsiveness.
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"He is young and impulsive," said the official, who declined to be named.
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"Impulsive web browsing and television watching are diseases of today's society," Cvijetic says.
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His behavior is so predictably selfish and impulsive that analyzing it feels futile.
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Impulsive Instagrammer trentcatlett shared his attempt to incorporate basketball into his bottle flip.
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Others appear impulsive, like his retweeting missives from neo-Nazis and white supremacists.
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However, this statement was not some impulsive tweet at dawn from the president.
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Surprising news arrives this evening as the moon squares off with impulsive Uranus.
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However, a savvy financial advisor should not encourage clients to make impulsive changes.
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His own daily tweets leave little doubt that he is mercurial and impulsive.
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But they're in this situation because of President Trump's impulsive, self-defeating acts.
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His impulsive decision surprised the Manchester-born Ofili, whose parents were Nigerian immigrants.
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She previously acknowledged letting her colleagues and company down with an impulsive tweet.
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Symptoms include trouble paying attention, being overly active and trouble controlling impulsive behaviors.
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I uncovered more gems than I would have if I had been impulsive.
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When Ohlala expanded to New York City, it was a similarly impulsive development.
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Mattis could well turn out to be a brake on Trump's impulsive tendencies.
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You're famous for being an impulsive risk-taker, and today is no exception.
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You're an impulsive person, Aries, so you can always benefit from slowing down!
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Again, Aries is impulsive, so expect the energy to be unpredictable and fiery.
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You'll be in an impulsive mood—especially this evening—but what's new, Aries?
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And for klutziness, too — a spontaneous, impulsive energy will be in the air.
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I think it was like an impulsive approach to their experience of war.
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But it remains the act of an impulsive, erratic, and catastrophically uninformed president.
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Excitement arrives this evening, but keep your tendency to be impulsive in check.
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She grew up obedient but tart, good in school but headstrong and impulsive.
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It has become the institutional expression of Donald Trump's distorted and impulsive personality.
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As working memory clouds through overload, decisions become jumbled and reactions more impulsive.
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Both men were moved by his impulsive kindness, and a bond was formed.
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Bill adopted him — an angry, impulsive child with a strong anti-authority streak.
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"Impulsive is a great word," Hartley says of his character's state of mind.
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Mars is impulsive and quick to act, while Pluto is shady and manipulative.
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The Safdies are as clever and crafty as Connie is inept and impulsive.
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" Goldberg also thought that the Internet had made people "more compulsive and impulsive.
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Impulsive purchases, even small ones, can become habits that cripple your financial strategy.
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Hillary Clinton, in a television interview, mocked the suggestion as impulsive and naïve.
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I can be a very impulsive online shopper and this strategy really helps.
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Narcissism, for instance, isn't the only explanation for impulsive, inattentive and grandiose behavior.
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The problem was Trump's personality, which he considered pathologically impulsive and self-centered.
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Picking out vinyl at the store was always a fluid experience, almost impulsive.
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She dropped out of high school and started to embark on impulsive journeys.
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In each case, cooler heads prevailed & POTUS backed away from impulsive flare-ups.
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But for some, the Canada row strengthens an impression of impulsive policy-making.
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He is much cooler and calmer ... I can be more impulsive and outspoken.
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I witnessed him make impulsive decisions as a result of his short attention span.
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The Sun meets Uranus at 1:29 AM, putting us in an impulsive mood.
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They enabled Trump's impulsive decision to send the country barreling toward a government shutdown.
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It was impulsive, sporadic, spastic, colorful and haphazard, but unfortunately, not always visually appealing.
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When it's impulsive, impatient people that don't do their research, it's a dangerous mix.
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But she's also impulsive, and less politically shrewd than her rival to the south.
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Your ruling planet Mars meets Uranus today, finding you in an especially impulsive mood.
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The most impulsive children are improving at the same rate as the most prudent.
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Trump has proven to be impulsive and to play very loose with the truth.
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Mr Mattis's letter signalled the fundamentally self-defeating nature of such impulsive presidential behaviour.
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They add up to an impression of impulsive policy-making, and that worries investors.
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The energy is rebellious and impulsive, and you're ready to make an important change.
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Freedom and flexibility are necessary, or else the vibe will be nervous and impulsive.
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You're usually a cautious crab, but today you're in an impulsive and unpredictable mood.
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When it comes to finding a soul mate, you can't make an impulsive decision.
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But I'm here to save your lizard brain from an impulsive and terrible decision.
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Trump is impulsive and reckless in a way that's literally threatening to global stability.
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Like JNCOs and many Papa Roach tunes, Aries are bold, impulsive, and vaguely aggressive.
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She's immature and impulsive, seeking only immediate gratification and unfettered comfort at all times.
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I was impulsive when I wrote my first book and then I wrote five.
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The concern obviously is his penchant for speaking his mind and making impulsive statements.
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But through the evening, the beauty of her singing vied with an impulsive zaniness.
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Yet both Trump and Kim are prone to intemperate rhetoric, peacocking, and impulsive decisions.
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She'd been impulsive once upon a time, hasty and not caring that she was.
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Like many, the California Democrat expressed discomfort at Trump's erratic and impulsive leadership style.
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"If we're impulsive, we're more likely to escape negative feelings and procrastinate," he says.
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You're not usually so impulsive, but taking risks is what you'll be all about.
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No need to rush—although, some highly impulsive energy is in the air today.
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All this haziness could make you feel very impulsive, so think before you act.
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Shanahan is unlikely to be an effective counterweight to Trump's often impulsive decision making.
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If I had to explain why, it'd be that I'm a very impulsive person.
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Later on, you'll feel impulsive and find yourself with a huge desire for freedom.
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You're ready to alter your look, but let it marinate first, you impulsive ram!
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There's an impulsive energy in the air, but at least our impulses are understood!
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The late-night hosts all covered the altercation, saying Trump came off as impulsive.
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Averting death in that impulsive moment of despair is crucial to reducing suicide rates.
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"It was an impulsive act," Colvin said during her conversation with journalist Michele Norris.
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But he is also known as an aggressive self-promoter and an impulsive businessman.
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"We must admit last night's actions at HKIA were far too impulsive," it said.
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The other is that the act is often impulsive, and can be impulsively interrupted.
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I'm troubled about his life choices and have cautioned him about being too impulsive.
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Mr. Trump, of course, may be so impulsive as to lack a coherent self.
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It's been impulsive without regard for the long-term consequences of America's actions abroad.
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"This is no job for impulsive, timid, or inattentive souls," Chief Justice Roberts wrote.
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"When you have the possibility to just be impulsive, you feel alive," he said.
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Control issues flare up as a result of impulsive behavior—watch out for jealousy!
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They're more likely to be impulsive and aggressive and to be diagnosed with ADHD.
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Libra energy is cool, logical, and diplomatic, but Aries vibes are fiery, passionate, and impulsive.
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The Moon meets electric Uranus at 5:30 AM, creating an impulsive atmosphere this morning.
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Given his impulsive and self-contradictory mood, it's anybody's guess how those could turn out.
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With my most recent relationships, the biggest issue we had was that I am impulsive.
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The ram is known for being impulsive, and this quality is rubbing off on you!
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In those works she was impulsive and rigorous, her lines at once concentrated and meandering.
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But the combative, impulsive López Obrador has made way for a lighthearted, even comical one.
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Girls with more impulsive personalities are far more likely to get hooked on addictive substances.
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She is an alluring beauty from Budapest whose impulsive character drives the play's erratic plot.
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Where Trump was impulsive in his brash Twitter response to the attack, Clinton was moderate.
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Also, using different banks for your checking and savings account can help diminish impulsive spending.
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I guess you can call it impulsive, but that's a decision that's not hurting anyone.
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Kristy is loud and impulsive, quick to say what she's thinking when she's thinking it.
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It's no secret that much of Trump's staff thinks he's ill-informed, impulsive, even dangerous.
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All this due to an impulsive decision meant to help ease a spending bill forward.
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"It just kind of fizzled and we realized how impulsive we were being," says Christina.
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Like a true Aries, David is impulsive, charismatic, and fits comfortably in positions of power.
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Meanwhile, vanilla vodka drinkers are "impulsive, emotionally driven" and like to be around other people.
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But if you look at actually what he does he's impulsive and angry and vindictive.
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Without everyone at the table, conversations can become tainted with confusion, fear, and impulsive decisions.
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Rather than being impulsive, she has empowered herself by recognizing the signs and confronting them.
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An impulsive President, liable to make spontaneous statements, has only heightened the sense of anxiety.
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Seductive Venus meets wild Uranus in impulsive Aries at 5:00 PM, bringing unexpected vibes.
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The art from Guantanamo is a quiet reminder of the human cost of impulsive retribution.
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Experts say suicides are complex, resulting from many factors, notably impulsive decisions with little warning.
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It started as a regional confrontation, as a consequence of Saudi intervention regarded as impulsive.
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They are more impulsive and more prone to change as their brains continue to develop.
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It has been clear for some time that Musk is impulsive, combative, and increasingly erratic.
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Trump's decision to end Central American aid is also misguided because it is so impulsive.
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The kingdom will soon be ruled by a young, untested and clearly impulsive heir apparent.
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That, alongside the impulsive drunk driving incident, makes me think that Marlo is probably manic.
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"It was me responding to [the critics] and not through an impulsive comment," she says.
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Something to bear in mind next time you get spurned and are feeling impulsive, people.
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She agreed that while he'd suffered from anxiety and depression, his action was ultimately impulsive.
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Harsh words could be exchanged today—people (especially you) will be feeling impulsive and impatient.
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She'll never fully abandon her impulsive tendencies, because they're part of what makes her great.
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President Trump sees his improvisational and impulsive style as the indispensable key to his leadership.
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Mr. Alagna's singing has always had a rough-hewed, impulsive quality, especially in recent years.
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But this far-right populist is both more ideological and less impulsive than America's president.
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You're famous for being impulsive, Aries, and this is definitely a day to check yourself.
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"When you have the possibility to just be impulsive, you feel alive," said one proponent.
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When he violates such customs, Mr. Trump is at his most impulsive and self-destructive.
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He pops up on your social media feed with hateful words and impulsive policy announcements.
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They are highly effective in households with children 19 and under, who are highly impulsive.
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Mine is in Sagittarius, a sign known for being impulsive, adventurous, and a little blunt.
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The administration is a strategy-free zone, its priorities defined by the latest impulsive decision.
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My daughter's friend has always been volatile, impulsive, inclined to risky behavior, creative and compassionate.
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" Lindsey Graham calls in to Fox & Friends & calls Trump's decision to abandon the Kurds "impulsive.
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"She was really impulsive, idealistic, naive at times but always really well-intentioned," she said.
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The third money mistake we heard a lot about from CNBC staffers was impulsive purchases.
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Impulsive, irreverent and bawdy, he treats women badly and gambles with money cadged off friends.
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By his early teens, he was found to have an impulsive behavior disorder, he said.
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An impulsive action will stir up some excitement this afternoon—think before you leap, Aries!
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The Moon squares off with your planetary ruler Mars this afternoon, finding you feeling impulsive!
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I see an impulsive, vainly insecure person who cannot shut his mind down for a night.
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It's probably designed to help someone assess the situation and make a decision that isn't impulsive.
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People with a history of depression are more likely to be at risk for impulsive suicide.
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"I think it was probably wine that inspired that," Carlin tells PEOPLE of her impulsive tweet.
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I can't tell you how many times this has saved me from making impulsive food choices!
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He's a blur of a character, by turns lecherous, sensitive, funny (or "funny"), impulsive, or terrified.
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If this was an impulsive mistake, I strongly advise that you communicate that to this person.
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There are others who think he's just an impulsive person who acts the way he acts.
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"He's not at all impulsive — he's so far ahead of everyone, very much a strategic thinker."
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The 36-year Mr Ayers seems unlikely to be able to restrain Mr Trump's impulsive style.
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But Mars in Aries can be impulsive, so watch out for how much you're spending, too!
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Even my personality has remained largely unchanged – although I am more self-aware, maybe, less impulsive.
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So that way, if I did make an impulsive purchase, I would immediately feel the pain.
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"Do you get worried at all with how impulsive he is?" she asked him of Trump.
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That's right, The Impulsive Buy spotted the Easter special last week and Hershey's confirmed with TODAY.
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In the original series, Spock saved the overly impulsive Kirk more times than he can count.
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Mars in Aquarius values team work and intellectual prowess, but it's also highly competitive and impulsive.
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Mars and Uranus are explosive energies, and when it's in Aries the vibe is especially impulsive.
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Your planetary ruler Mars connects with inventive Uranus, finding you making some impulsive and brave decisions.
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Batnick showed the best, most successful fund managers all have made major analytical or impulsive errors.
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After all, anyone who knows Musk knows that the Tesla CEO often likes making impulsive statements.
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Later this evening, the vibe is super intense and energized, but watch out for impulsive behavior.
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I don't believe in being impulsive and being like: 'Oh, today I want a boob job.
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Positive vibes will flow early this evening, although you might want to check your impulsive behavior.
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Or they could maneuver an impulsive president into committing to reduce U.S. forces on the peninsula.
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One is that we become more impulsive and less reflective (a pattern also shown in monkeys).
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But was his tweet just a burst of schadenfreude from a mean, impulsive and narcissistic bully?
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He made it clear that Trump's tweeted provocations of North Korea are impulsive rather than strategic.
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That raised concern, given President Trump's proclivity for sending impulsive messages on his favorite platform, Twitter.
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Ms. Powley's avid, impulsive and dangerously green Dawn is the perfect sidekick to this handsome sleaze.
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Mr. Trump's approach appears impulsive, improvisational and inchoate — devoid of clear purpose, values or even ideology.
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Foreign Minister Thani said that the Khashoggi killing lifted the veil on Saudi Arabia's "impulsive" leadership.
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You'll be in an impulsive mood (always dangerous for an Aries), so take it slow today.
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"She previously acknowledged letting her colleagues and company down with an impulsive tweet," the statement said.
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Those impulsive goodbyes, however, were engineered by George Steinbrenner, not his more even-tempered son, Hal.
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But suicide is such an unpredictable, often impulsive act that no single intervention has proved sufficient.
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Where is a president capable of showing any restraint of his impulsive reaction to a crisis?
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Starling said it added the delay to make the block more effective and prevent impulsive spending.
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This impulsive declaration suggested a topic: Did the F.T.C. have the grounds to move against Amazon?
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His relentless lies, impulsive acts and gassy pronouncements have emboldened American journalists and quickened their senses.
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Perhaps fear of future pain is not as strong as the impulsive desire for savings today.
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It was a deeply flawed call – deeply flawed, like the impulsive man who made the call.
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Bin Salman is young and, in the eyes of many outside the region, ambitious and impulsive.
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Others grow impulsive and start taking any action they can without thinking about the best solutions.
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The framers worked hard to avoid the use of impeachment as an impulsive or partisan device.
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He made impulsive decisions regarding employee policies, such as banning employees from expensing meals with meat.
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They illuminate our president's impulsive, angry, vengeful inner life and his inability to manage his feelings.
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Most of the time, when Americans shoot one another, it is impulsive, up close, and apolitical.
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The neurodegenerative disease results in Alzheimer's-like symptoms including mood swings, memory loss and impulsive behavior.
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No longer the courageous and even visionary pioneer, he is redrawn as petulant, naive and impulsive.
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The key to understanding this: Suicides are often very impulsive, frequently planned within minutes or hours.
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None of this is the action of an impulsive toddler or of a senile old man.
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Uranus is the planet of surprise, and in impulsive Fire sign Aries, the vibe is explosive.
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They're mostly around instant impulsive actions that you do, like typical, you said ... You tweeted something.
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But she said Trump's impulsive character illustrated the importance of banning nuclear arms for all countries.
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Don't let a dream car's immediate appeal trick you into making an impulsive and unwise fiscal decision.
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This isn't the time to be spontaneous, even though you're feeling impulsive during this unpredictable Mercury retrogrades.
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Oddly juxtaposed materials and impulsive surfaces are the aesthetic endeavors of video and performance artist Cheryl Donegan.
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I'd turn to him in the street for an impulsive kiss, and he'd sweetly offer his cheek.
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His last-minute attempt to use them as cover for an impulsive veto threat was transparently bullshit.
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But that doesn't mean Trump's impulsive evacuation of American forces from Syria isn't without significant potential risks.
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The Impulsive Buy discovered this new Oreo product on an unidentified Walmart store shelf this past Monday.
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I think he is very impulsive, I think he's very willful, and I think he's very ignorant.
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"Highly self-disciplined adolescents outperformed their more impulsive peers on every academic-performance variable," the researchers concluded.
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Navigating a new relationship with a divorcé is complicated enough without throwing impulsive cohabitation into the mix.
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Three of the questions were designed in a way that might encourage an impulsive but incorrect reply.
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The symptoms of CTE include difficulty thinking, depression, impulsive behavior, short-term memory loss and emotional instability.
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You'll have to keep your impulsive attitude in check today due to the Moon in responsible Capricorn.
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The Moon squares off with Mars retrograde at 11:52 PM, stirring impulsive behavior and some irritation.
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You're likely to make some impulsive decisions and, again, your desire for freedom will be very strong.
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Aries is the baby of the zodiac: It's innocent as hell, but also very confrontational and impulsive.
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On February 2, sweet Venus connects with rebellious Uranus—it will be hard to resist being impulsive!
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The Moon later clashes with warrior Mars at 9:56 PM, creating an impulsive yet passionate vibe.
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Kushion is ambitious, but not impulsive; it's savvy, but not pretentious; and it's technical, but not geeky.
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Mars is the planet of war, but when it's retrograde, it's extra pissed-off, impulsive, and impatient.
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That personality split with their impulsive, extroverted tendencies may be behind their funny perspective on the world.
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A person with the hyperactive type of ADHD is restless, has trouble sitting still and is impulsive.
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Under these conditions, any deal reached in Buenos Aires is likely to be impulsive, unprincipled and unsustainable.
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It prevents rogue or impulsive actions and maintains a clear chain of command within the Justice Department.
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Two-factor authentication on bank accounts might be enough to dissuade an impulsive money transfer, for example.
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How impulsive this decision was for the Tesla CEO will only become apparent in the coming years.
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Studies show that when people decide to take their lives, it can often be an impulsive decision.
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The moon enters earth sign Taurus at 9:32 AM, shifting the mood from impulsive to chill.
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Are you overly impulsive—do you find yourself running a lot of amber traffic lights, for instance?
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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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This morning brings unexpected surprises concerning your career—do your best not to be impatient or impulsive!
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Moreover, they have a higher need for social recognition, are more impulsive, and exhibit higher dominance traits.
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A man with facial hair, by contrast, was more impulsive and independent, playing by his own rules.
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And he can be maximalist and impulsive, for instance blowing up trade talks with China and Canada.
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Aren't young people notoriously impulsive and hotheaded, their brains not fully developed enough to make good judgments?
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But many officials suggested that was unlikely, given the impulsive nature of the announcement and its timing.
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He worked to prevent or blunt dangerous and impulsive presidential decisions, and he often made a difference.
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AnnaMarie Houlis is a feminist, freelance journalist, and adventure aficionado with an affinity for impulsive solo travel.
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And the very name of his more impulsive successor has become a kind of shorthand racial taunt.
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But if true, it certainly isn't helping with his famously irascible behavior and impulsive decision-making style.
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How do you know when a move is justified or when it's a product of impulsive trading?
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In the past, that state had also led to impulsive sexual encounters, she and her mother said.
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Your love can be taken at face value, though you can sometimes be impulsive in your relationships.
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In the movies, Picard became something else entirely: an action hero, and an impulsive one at that.
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But he's also impulsive and ego-driven, and his hot temperament sometimes gets the better of him.
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Will they find the president's behavior more impulsive and foolhardy than usual, and therefore worthy of impeachment?
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His globs and stipples and smears — seemingly brisk and impulsive, but painstakingly applied and endlessly revised — ravished.
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You're at increased risk for succumbing to impulsive desires, inattentiveness and questionable decision-making, amongst other effects.
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These early-morning ramblings are evidence of an impulsive, sleep-deprived, attention-addicted, incoherent and undisciplined mind.
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These included intense fears of being alone, floods of emotional turmoil and impulsive self-harming, like cutting.
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But those weaknesses are nothing compared to those of an inexperienced, self-absorbed, bombastic and impulsive president.
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Fire sign Aries is impulsive and action-taking—so whatever needs to be said, will be said.
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He has impulsive decision-making based off his belief in lionizing himself because he's the president now.
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For all the knocks against night owls, we remain regarded as more creative, impulsive, and strategic thinkers.
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I think mostly it's about impulsive stupidity, which is I think ... Louie: Well, that plagues all teenagers.
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One good place to look is in arrest rates, drug addiction, and other measures of impulsive behavior.
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The president's response to the latest attacks was what we've come to expect: impulsive, reactionary, and counter-productive.
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I'm impulsive, in the sense that I don't know how I get anything done, but somehow I do.
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"They're impulsive kids who throw tantrums and lack the maturity to handle the power they have," he says.
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I still drink more than I should, but I'm getting a lot better and controlling my impulsive behavior.
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That may seem appealing now, given the current president's impulsive nature, but it is a treacherously slippery slope.
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Were Trump alone in his impulsive and dark-minded condition he might have been contained by sober advisers.
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The hyper-rational, emotionally repressed Vulcan made a perfect foil for the heroic and sometimes impulsive Captain Kirk.
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The aim of all of this is to make the consumers lose their bearings and inspire impulsive decisions.
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The combination of inaccurate information and impulsive decision making is deeply troubling when found in a single leader.
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There are accounts of those in "sugar withdrawal" describing food cravings, which can trigger relapse and impulsive eating.
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They've seen it all before, hence there is a more measured reaction to the impulsive moves from Trump.
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On the one hand, this might appeal to an impulsive Trump who wanted to just go for broke.
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The decision is impulsive but not surprising; Prior-Palmer describes her tendency to question norms and invite chaos.
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As our knees and hips and eyesight deteriorate, we become more dependable, less impulsive, kinder, and less moody.
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Looking back, it seems like she just was acting like an impulsive twentysomething (she turns 30 in 2019).
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Other than that, circumstances have changed considerably, but I guess I haven't really gotten less impulsive, spending-wise.
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They can be especially impulsive and irresponsible in relationships, accumulating multiple marriages and tending towards to sexual promiscuity.
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Recently, we also discovered, thanks The Impulsive Buy, that Oreo-flavored hot chocolate is a thing that exists.
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Maybe because the world feels so desperately ill, celebrities suddenly decided now was the time to get impulsive.
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"He's a smart guy, he's not impulsive," one Hawaii State Hospital employee told Hawaii News Now of Saito.
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" He expects the dollar's downward path to be "more of a grind", rather than an "impulsive shift lower.
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Like Trump's impulsive habit of scrawling bombastic notes to his opponents, Gingrich was also an obsessive note writer.
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When Gellar finally swapped her Chrysler for a Land Rover Discovery, even that purchase was far from impulsive.
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I'm an Aries, and I'm really impulsive, and I always grow my hair and then cut it off.
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An impulsive punch had accidentally scratched the eyeball, resulting in paralysis of the muscles that contract the iris.
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Donald Trump may be the least informed and most impulsive president we have had in the nuclear age.
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The mano a mano also proves Justin's proposal wasn't an impulsive decision in the middle of a vacation.
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Of course, there are also some not-so-nice used to describe you: impatient, impulsive, confrontational, and angry.
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The Senate was to act as the cooling agent to the more rash and impulsive House of Representatives.
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So when a crack of something real, something earnest, impulsive, and uncultivated cuts through, it's jarring and precious.
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The product — spotted at Walmart — first appeared on The Impulsive Buy, a blog devoted to all things snacks.
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While Chinese President Xi Jinping and Putin play the long game, Trump's Twitter followers feed his impulsive nature.
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To Helen Solloway, her ex-husband, Noah, is maddeningly impulsive and self-pitying but also patient and sweet.
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And Trump's impulsive trade fights have hurt American farmers and consumers and thrown global financial markets into turmoil.
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It's easy to get caught up in your feelings and let them dictate impulsive changes to your plans.
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It resembles the action of an impulsive, frustrated child, who lashes out when he cannot have his way.
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There have been other seemingly impulsive actions that have raised questions, I think, in the minds of investors.
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More than a year ago, I made the impulsive decision to delete the Facebook app from my phone.
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"We know a lot of gun violence happens when someone is impulsive, despondent and angry," Sorenson told me.
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Impulsive, egocentric, and mendacious, Trump has, in the same span, set fire to the integrity of his office.
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Kelly was initially expected to quiet a chaotic West Wing by instilling order and restraining an impulsive President.
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It isn't necessarily related to procrastination but can be if you also happen to be an impulsive person.
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Mercury squares off with Mars on January 8, creating a confrontational energy—people are in an impulsive mood.
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But after university, I'd proven to him that I wasn't this impulsive teen anymore, so off I went.
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The Moon in Leo opposes Mars in Aquarius at 11:48 AM, putting people in an impulsive mood.
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Why it matters: Millennial spending habits on retail are impulsive as they spend more freely than other generations.
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Mercury in Capricorn is careful with its words, but Uranus, in Fire sign Aries, is impulsive and unpredictable.
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As opposed to [being] the president who is very impulsive, the way he is with his Twitter handle.
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Charlotte is light-brown-haired and introspective, with literary aspirations; Frankie is a dark-haired, impulsive go-getter.
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He saw America being reckless and impulsive, and he chose to no longer be a part of it.
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This president's discriminatory and dangerous ban on transgender people serving in the military was entirely impulsive and erratic.
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On Tuesday, Mercury, the planet of communication, meets warrior Mars, bringing a lot of impulsive thoughts and communication.
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Harrison Coll, a corps dancer who made his debut as Romeo on Tuesday, is endearingly impulsive and coltish.
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He comes across as impulsive, angry, riveted to militant social media and outraged by injustices inflicted on Muslims.
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Graham-Felsen lets boys be boys: messy-brained, impulsive, goatish, self-centered, outwardly gutsy but often inwardly terrified.
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I used to find him sly, but what is far more striking now is his impulsive, elusive eccentricity.
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CTE symptoms include difficulty thinking, depression, impulsive behavior, short-term memory loss and emotional instability, among other things.
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Part of the new episode, perhaps unsurprisingly, has to do with a plan to discourage the impulsive engagement.
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We all know that teenagers are notoriously impulsive and should be forgiven for doing things like that, right?
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The scientists did not, for example, track whether the volunteers became less impulsive in their actual daily lives.
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The ballet has a high-energy, impulsive quality — "a little bit in your face," in Mr. Peck's words.
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At Tuesday's debate, Warren criticized that decision as "impulsive", but did not explain how her position was different.
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Count Camillo Cavour, hitherto regarded as the cleareyed genius behind reunification, emerged as a scheming, often impulsive, trickster.
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My hope is that these conversations make him a less impulsive spender and a more fiscally aware adult.
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How the public perceives Trump's strike against Iran -- decisive or impulsive -- will have serious implications for his presidency.
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Being impulsive often has a negative connotation, but I think that it is very often a positive thing.
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An inveterate, impulsive promoter, he cannot resist boasting about any good news and claiming it as his own.
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Her husband, Charlie, a more impulsive type, a freelance journalist, has seemingly drowned himself in a Berkshire lake.
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The role of an impulsive president is not yet part of the comedy, so far as is known.
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" Ultimately, Huffman "knew it was a fraud," Judge Indira Talwani said, adding, "it was not an impulsive act.
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In a sense, he embodies the movie business he hopes to dominate: calculating, impulsive, hard-nosed, and hopeful.
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Mars in Capricorn clashes with Jupiter at 5:45 PM, meaning that people will be impulsive and rash.
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Bergman's repeated cutaways to sky, water and the summer landscape, establish her as an impulsive child of nature.
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Bergman's repeated cutaways to sky, water and the summer landscape, establish her as an impulsive child of nature.
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However, Hill purely stooped to his level and acted on her feelings in an unproductive and impulsive way.
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It can be impulsive and brash in Fire sign Aries, but you need some of that sass, Cancer.
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Egotistic, mercurial, erudite, recklessly affectionate, careless, vindictive, impulsive, he can turn from exasperating to heartbreaking in seconds flat.
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You can be very impulsive, so it's important that you keep that side of yourself in check today.
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Remember, Trump's impulsive response to the FBI versus Apple legal quandary last year was that everybody should boycott Apple.
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"I find [the painter] Francis Bacon's impulsive methods of working encapsulate creative energy in its purest form," he says.
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In her paintings, she aims for an imperfect look, to make work that is impulsive and of the moment.
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He warned that the President's impulsive instincts and inflammatory rhetoric could risk hurtling the country toward an international crisis.
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You might find yourself being a bit more impulsive now than usual, and you'll be in an unpredictable mood.
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That could lead to impulsive decisions, like deciding to ignore an enemy's surrender and unnecessarily torching an entire city.
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" "This impulsive decision by the President has undone all the gains we've made, thrown the region into further chaos.
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" The star reportedly wrote, "Jus [sic] saying, thanks for being supportive of my random, impulsive and excessive music releases.
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Tempers flare as Mars squares off with Uranus on September 18, so watch out for impulsive or angry behavior.
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Even so, I wondered if my companion might contract some fatal foot-and-mouth disease from his impulsive actions.
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They are typically impulsive and opportunistic, picking fights because they are angry and grabbing loot because it is visible.
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Nadeau notes that those who are more impulsive like to do riskier things and seek excitement in their lives.
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Mars meets Uranus at 1:19 AM, making for an unruly and impulsive energy—watch out for sudden arguments!
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And it assumes that Musk won't let another impulsive action put his company in jeopardy, which is hardly guaranteed.
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Among the many ways Trump has shattered White House norms, his impulsive public communications rank among the most consequential.
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Mr Tillerson, for all his failures, sought to provide a moderate counterweight to Mr Trump's impulsive and irrational views.
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It's what impulsive teens and young adults do to get attention in the social media era, according to experts.
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The Moon meets Uranus at 2:05 PM—it'll feel like the last chance to make an impulsive move.
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You'll be more impulsive on Wednesday as the Sun begins to exit Leo before pushing into Virgo at midnight.
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"Every once in awhile I get impulsive and I just said, 'Fuck it, let's move to Portland,'" Maverick said.
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But watch out for unexpected changes in your schedule and impulsive communications as Mars squares off with wildcard Uranus.
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Although Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) stock markets initially dipped over fears surrounding Trump's impulsive behavior, they have since recovered.
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But as Royet-Journoud's impulsive kiss on behalf of Jabès suggests, there is a passion within the apparent formality.
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If you need your freedom, then now's the time to act—just try to be intentional rather than impulsive.
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At the very least this thought pattern discounts the humanity of women and, ironically, justifies a man's impulsive lewdness.
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Hammered by subpoenas and demands, they are hoping that the unpredictable Trump could commit an impulsive and destructive act.
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Guignol, a talkative, impulsive character who is a cultural icon in France, was instantly recognizable to this boisterous crowd.
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The CDC says these children are impulsive and restless, whereas children with ADD do not have the hyperactivity characteristic.
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"There's still a planful orientation around the older generations whereas younger generation tend to be more impulsive," Wissink said.
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But scientists say the real problem is that violent, impulsive, and angry men are getting their hands on guns.
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Studies in 2009 and in 2013 also showed that Preventure reduced symptoms of depression, panic attacks and impulsive behavior.
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Many educators assume that boys are hard-wired in certain ways: to be aggressive, active, competitive, impulsive and stoic.
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The Moon clashes with action planet Mars in Pisces at 12:33 PM, so watch out for impulsive behavior.
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Unexpected news and breakthroughs will arrive on April 9 when the Sun meets wild Uranus (both in impulsive Aries).
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But despite how revelatory these pictures were—and how quickly NASA grasped their value—they were an impulsive afterthought.
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Be smart: Wall Streeters tell me that Trump's impulsive crashing around on issues has started to affect market psychology.
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With an impulsive president, it's not difficult to see how Hawaii's screwup could have quickly become much, much worse.
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He is a shallow individual who never bothers to deeply analyze a situation; rather he is impulsive and reactive.
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Mr. Trump's "threats to repeat impulsive acts of aggression is symptomatic of U.S. policy helping extremists," Mr. Zarif said.
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Mars in Capricorn challenges rebel Uranus in Aries at 12:05 AM, so people will be impulsive this evening!
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He is impulsive, short-sighted, hot-headed, and possessed of a confidence that wildly outstrips his knowledge or judgment.
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In his memoir, "Password from the Third Floor", Thae describes North Korean leader Kim as "impatient, impulsive and violent".
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They are perverse, impulsive and narcissistic in ways common both to feuding Valhallans and your typical, hormone-flooded teenager.
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Of course, the marks of a direct-from-the source apology may come across as simply impulsive or careless.
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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia long ago revealed his true character in impulsive and vicious actions.
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Trump's summary acceptance of Kim's invitation was impulsive and gave up an important card before the game even started.
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The electric car company's chief executive announced that he was considering as much with an impulsive tweet on Aug.
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Barn 8 begins with Janey, a lost soul who makes an impulsive teenage choice and upends her entire life.
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He's tall — 6-foot-3 — without being gangly; youthfully impulsive without being immature; and lyrically supportive as a partner.
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He embarks on one of his typically impulsive jaunts and ends up held captive in a Southern gothic nightmare.
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The closed trial concluded that the killing of the Saudi dissident was an impulsive decision taken by the assassins.
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Spurring all those efforts: impulsive announcements by President Donald Trump, who has sent his administration racing to catch up.
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I don't have to tell you how important it is to avoid making ill-informed, impulsive or snap judgments.
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But we've learned since that the strike on Suleimani was almost certainly another impulsive action from an impatient president.
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His impulsive style and resistance to accepting difficult trade-offs have made his goals on Iran difficult to parse.
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Esper also chastised Turkey on Friday for what he called an "impulsive action" to start the offensive in Syria.
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" The analysts noted, "Some of its actions continue to appear impulsive and create distractions from achieving important policy victories.
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I have often wished that the nation could be governed by the teleprompter Trump instead of the impulsive Trump.
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Naysayers include the artist's mother and his girlfriend, who groan at Mr. Trump's impulsive tweets and policies, he says.
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Once identified by the social media psychologist, they become access panels to the more impulsive parts of our brains.
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Yet Nikki is given to the same impulsive pinhead-ery that gets everyone in trouble in the "Fargo"-verse.
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In "Measure for Measure," it's the women who are unfairly asked to fix the mess created by impulsive men.
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Perhaps the biggest risk of an escalation lies in the impulsive and prickly natures of Kim and Trump themselves.
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Unfortunately, Trump has deployed a totally disjointed, impulsive "America First" strategy that has ended up "America Alone" — and weaker.
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On their eleventh album, Chaosmosis, Primal Scream have kept the streak alive by taking yet another impulsive left turn.
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Mr. Gamboa Pareja also had "violent and impulsive reactions" toward Ms. Coello Reyes in previous years, the judge noted.
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Several former employees told Stat that Verily suffered a talent exodus due to "derisive and impulsive" leadership by Conrad.
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Restricting access to easy means to kill oneself can make a big difference because suicide is a surprisingly impulsive act.
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Andrew Veyette's James was appropriately impulsive, but wavered in crispness: His power was more an effect of push than finesse.
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The Impulsive Buy snapped a picture of the limited-edition ice cream on shelves alongside its sister pastry, Sno Balls.
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The defense claims Lane did not plan the attack and has characterized the incident as an impulsive and reckless act.
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Welzen: Lifetime Subscription — $29.99 See Details Impulsive holiday spending can abruptly put you in the red without you even knowing.
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It makes her look faithless, shallow, and impulsive when it's supposed to make her look wise, devious, and in control.
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The extremely organized Kate could definitely help Kevin work through his new role since he's decidedly a little more impulsive.
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" ESPN's statement appeared to reference that piece: "She previously acknowledged letting her colleagues and company down with an impulsive tweet.
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The kiss feels impulsive on Alicia's part, and is very similar to her moment with her campaign adviser last season.
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Amazon is bringing Alexa to iOS so it will soon be even easier to make impulsive purchases from your iPhone.
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But because we don't understand girls—and particularly teenage girls—as impulsive, these risks go undetected until it's too late.
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Prince Muhammad has a record of impulsive behaviour, from the blockade of Qatar to the abduction of Lebanon's prime minister.
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The audience soon learns that the carefree Lilly is impulsive and possesses poor judgment, especially when it comes to men.
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With impulsive, explosive Uranus sitting close to this full moon, arguments could heat up to a boil with little provocation.
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I think realizing that I'm an impulsive person, and realizing how to control that is a big thing for me.
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Uranus's change in direction will stir things up in your finances, so watch out for impulsive spending or unexpected costs.
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They lived like clannish people, marrying cousins, entertaining one another with raucous and violence parties, settling scores with impulsive savager.
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The Moon enters Fire sign Aries at 7:52 PM, putting us in a fun, impulsive, and possibly reckless mood.
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If you want to understand Trump's myopic and impulsive behavior, look at how he has conducted business his entire career.
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"They're not well thought out, they're impulsive and they do not appear to be coordinated with our allies," Diehl said.
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In priming the expectations pump, Trump's aides are portraying him as a restless, fidgeting, abusive, impulsive, rambling, inattentive, unteachable pupil.
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"The main emotion that people feel after this impulsive spending is regret," says Jennifer McDermott, a consumer advocate for Finder.
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"He has sucked up to dictators, he has made impulsive decisions that often his own team doesn't understand," Warren said.
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None of those impulsive citizens who wake up and have the nerve to register and thus vote on Election Day.
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It was classic Jammeh: impulsive, capricious and generous with his pocket, at least when he was in the right mood.
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I think that he's being run by the part of his brain that's reactive and impulsive, not capable of reflection.
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But they can be impatient, moody, and impulsive, making the match with our emotionally tuned in Drake less than ideal.
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Impulsive and largely... 3: ignorant who is attracted to praise and has a direct line from his id to twitter.
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It's that his standards for justifying policy are subterranean, and they lead him to say stupid, impulsive, and contemptuous things.
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The Impulsive Buy found three new flavors of the Milano at Target: mocha chocolate, banana chocolate, and salted caramel chocolate.
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"These are not sudden, impulsive acts where a student suddenly gets disgruntled," NTAC Director Lina Alathari told The Associated Press.
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She still wants to be impulsive (steal a bike!) or unreliable (I'm not going on this road trip after all!).
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When they had moved into their previous apartment, they had made some impulsive furniture purchases and injudicious paint color choices.
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As Matthews explains in great depth, suicide is often an impulsive choice, one often not repeated after a first attempt.
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But Crowder needs to be more impulsive and less apprehensive when a defense's mistake stares him square in the eye.
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Such a power play would also come at a time when there are already worries about the President's impulsive leadership.
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All these New Year's messages make it clear that this is not the time for impulsive or ill-considered decisions.
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He has shown time and time again that he makes impulsive decisions based on the loudest voice in the room.
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Kepnes, who says he's a Gemini who tends to make impulsive decisions, faced plenty of resistance from his worried parents.
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A moment of adolescent anger led me to the impulsive decision to quit political studies and enrol in medical school.
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He said he wanted to establish whether the comments had been impulsive, off-the-cuff remarks or planned in advance.
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The energy will be emotional, and you'll be as impulsive as ever, but don't overbook yourself, because you'll be exhausted!
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For years, the isolated nation of North Korea has been ruled by an aggressive, impulsive tyranny under the Kim dynasty.
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It is one of several wrenches that Trump has thrown into the negotiations in meetings and through his impulsive tweets.
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The mood will be impulsive and irritable, yet electric—fantastic shifts may take place despite the agitation in the air.
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Venus and Uranus clash today, finding you eager to have a good time—you're being your usual, impulsive self, Aries!
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Mercury was last in Aries this March, and it should be noted that Aries is an impulsive, action-taking sign.
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"Young people are selfish and impulsive" and "old people hate technology" are truisms that hold true less and less often.
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And hey, generating impulsive, ill-informed, obscene bickering is pretty much the sole purpose of Internet comment sections in 2016.
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Even though embroidery is slow and limits impulsive decision making, the final product is never faithful to the initial drawing.
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But also because every Libra season brings an Aries full moon—an over-the-top, fiery, emotional, impulsive, exhausting time!
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Jack has nursed an impulsive rage for decades, and his presence in the past has inevitable effects on Patience's life.
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I've done this before: taken an impulsive trip partly as a kind of exposure therapy for my fear of flying.
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A business trip to which Harper's two impulsive best friends (Vanessa Bayer and Phoebe Robinson) promptly and impractically attach themselves.
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Many suicides are impulsive acts, so even minor barriers — akin to putting guardrails on bridges, for example — can save lives.
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The bass-baritone Adam Plachetka, as Guglielmo, comes across as more blustery and impulsive, with a robust voice and swagger.
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World leaders are unsure whether to take President Trump's tweets as policy pronouncements or to ignore the sometimes impulsive thoughts.
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We find the right balance, she keeps me somewhat spontaneous and impulsive, and I keep her a little more organized.
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On Friday, Connor Walsh was touchingly vulnerable but explosive; and on Saturday afternoon, Charles-Louis Yoshiyama was impulsive, ardent, anguished.
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At the film's opening, life is good for Summer (Zoe Renee), an outgoing and impulsive Los Angeles high school senior.
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"His fear of being alone creates these impulsive, sometimes catastrophic decisions just based solely on that," the actor, 42, explains.
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You might be impulsive, but there are many times when this go-getter attitude puts you ahead of everyone else.
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And here we are, with an inexperienced, impulsive and perpetually aggrieved commander in chief precisely when we can't afford one.
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The robust bass-baritone Donovan Singletary, new to the cast as Jake, Clara's decent yet impulsive husband, was a standout.
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Bin Salman's decisions, often described by outsiders as impulsive and unpredictable, have already rocked parts of the country and region.
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The little heroine's brother, Fritz — heart-catchingly impulsive, naughty and repeatedly, tenderly rebuked — becomes the ballet's most captivatingly human character.
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"Khan's impulsive expression of compassion, while rooted in the right instinct, should have been moderated by better preparation," he added.
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Stopping US trade and killing 100K US jobs is fine with us, but the world won't follow impulsive tweeted diktats.
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We are all victims of his use of the platform, held hostage by his whims, conditioned by his impulsive rantings.
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But she also still gets in trouble at school, still causes her parents frustration, still makes impulsive, self-destructive decisions.
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The senator described Trump as an impulsive decision-maker who erred in pulling out of the multilateral Iran nuclear deal.
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And Theodore Roosevelt was impulsive, but not on a daily basis, and did not consistently flip-flop on important issues.
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The comments will also exacerbate the fears of Trump detractors, who assert that the president's impulsive behavior poses security risks.
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Impulsive Guida, who has been dating a handsome Greek sailor (Nikolas Antunes), also yearns to drink from the world's fountain.
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Many of Mr. Trump's critics have dismissed the tweets as an impulsive reaction to things he read on the internet.
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Instead, some of them grew eccentric and adventurous, impulsive and experimental, instinctive and personal — at times, bordering on avant-garde.
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Most experts believe North Korea's impulsive, young leader is rational and shares his family's finely-tuned instinct for self-preservation.
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The people I spoke to by-and-large described their spending on loot boxes as impulsive, shameful, and stress-inducing.
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Impulsive or compulsive porn use, this camp says, is usually a symptom of something else, such as depression or anxiety.
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Lead poisoning can cause serious damage to children by slowing their brain development and making them more hyperactive and impulsive.
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In a new memoir about his voyage, O'Brady reveals how one impulsive night of bingeing on his food rations turned messy.
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The severely sleep-deprived are more impulsive, less adaptable and prone to snappish decisions, and they have trouble listening to others.
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The Moon in serious Capricorn clashes with wild Uranus in impulsive Aries at 6 AM, making the energy electric and erratic.
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His impulsive order of immediate troop withdrawals from Syria — over objections from top advisors — alarmed national security experts across the spectrum.
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The moon in impulsive Aries clashes with the planet of structure, Saturn, at 12:27 AM, asking us to be patient.
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Trump, on the other hand, is a true wild card who seems to think his impulsive unpredictability is his greatest strength.
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There are experiments set up to observe those signals, like the Antarctic Impulsive Transient Antenna (ANITA) experiment on a large balloon.
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American farmers have been hit so hard by Trump's impulsive trade war that bankruptcies and farmer suicides are on the rise.
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And who knows, maybe some of Silicon Valley's other impulsive tech billionaires will get in on the giant robot act too.
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From 2011 to 2018, Uranus is touring radical, impulsive Aries, which is definitely shaking up the world as we know it.
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After psychic Neptune ended its retrograde last week and impulsive Mars entered Pisces last month, your intuition has been bizarrely heightened.
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Both full moons are getting amped up by selfish Mars, making for a flood of anger and some impulsive decision-making.
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Still, those ardently hoping for Mr Trump's ousting, regarding him as irresponsible and impulsive, may not fully have considered the consequences.
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" Dennis accused her ex of exhibiting "periods of impulsive and uncontrollable bouts of anger" and "extreme narcissism and anger management problems.
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If #nastywoman was a gift to Clinton, there was an element of luck involved -- an impulse reaction from her impulsive opponent.
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They also were more likely to make "impulsive" purchases and buy something based off what they saw on mobile or online.
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" He added, "Korryn had a history of problems with anger and impulsive behavior and had several sessions with her school counselor.
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But with leaders as impulsive and thin-skinned as Mr Trump and Mr Erdogan at the helm, absolutely nothing is certain.
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Turns out, the chic chop was actually an impulsive decision she made after visiting estranged husband Lamar Odom in the hospital.
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Some people come into addiction because they are very impulsive or don't feel things very strongly, so they want intense sensations.
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She knew that Kelly is impulsive and when she drinks she's explosive and she knew that she would bring it up.
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Today is wild in your relationships, thanks to chatty Mercury (in your sign!) facing off with rebel Uranus in impulsive Aries.
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The pair meet when Naima (Shawkat), an emotionally-withdrawn actress, attends a performance by Sergio (Laia Costa), an impulsive singer-songwriter.
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"Indeed, the college campus culture of alcohol, hormones, [and] impulsive behavior is not a good combination," Reynolds said during Friar's sentencing.
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In a statement, Esper said Turkey's military action "was unnecessary and impulsive" and could result in the resurgence of Islamic State.
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Is Trump impulsive, unstable, desperate, and self-serving enough to bomb North Korea in order to distract Americans from the investigation?
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A healing energy flows, but your ruling planet Mars squares off with Uranus, which may find you more impulsive than usual!
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It was just before midnight when I made the impulsive decision that would transform me into the world's most useless cyborg.
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And at the center of the White House was Trump himself: impulsive, fiery, and wholly new to the world of politics.
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Aries energy can be impulsive and restless, however, so try not to make any snap decisions in the game of love!
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Impulsive energy is in the air as Mars squares off with Uranus on September 18—watch out for irritation and anger.
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" ESPN said Hill had violated its social media policies, and had "previously acknowledged letting her colleagues down with an impulsive tweet.
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When that man becomes President of the United States, the consequences of chaotic, impulsive, ego-driven decision-making could spell disaster.
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In a statement on Monday, Defense Secretary Mark Esper condemned Turkey's "impulsive" actions and said the anti-ISIS efforts were compromised.
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The President is heading into a tumultuous period at home, which can trigger him to make even more impulsive decisions abroad.
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There is emerging concern on Capitol Hill that Trump's impulsive nature could create real problems as the party negotiates tax reform.
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Ultimately, Hveding told Gizmodo, he just wants people to see time from his perspective—and to be chiller and more impulsive.
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In addition to a gun's lethality, suicide is almost always impulsive, and this impulsivity combined with lethality is a deadly combination.
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Your ruling planet, Mars, clashes with Jupiter today, creating an exciting energy in your relationships, but watch out for impulsive behavior.
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Pulling the trigger on an impulsive tweet breaks that trust — and in Musk's case, cost $40 million and a board seat.
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"I find [the painter] Francis Bacon's impulsive methods of working encapsulate creative energy in its purest form," bassist Rob Riggs says.
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Your ruling planet Mercury meeting meets Mars, creating an impulsive energy even though you'd probably be better of getting some rest.
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"If I had to narrow it down to one thing, it would be: Don't be impulsive … Have a plan," he said.
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Both prosecutors and defense lawyers described the senator's son as impulsive and immature, even into his late 20s and early 30s.
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It's the first in a planned crime series, with Obama playing a cerebral, detached, analytical Holmes to Biden's bumbling, impulsive Watson.
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Without that, Congress would be once again abdicating its responsibility and ceding broad powers to an impulsive president with dubious judgment.
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Evil Georgiou was being rude, abrasive and impulsive to the crew — similar to how someone from the Terran Empire would act.
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But because I'm naturally really impulsive, I just want to do it and I want to get people involved in it.
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" Mr. McCarthy said on Tuesday that the issue evoked "kind of an impulsive emotion" that "we should pause and look at.
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But Iran's clerical regime has too many power centers and is too deeply institutionalized to be toppled by impulsive military action.
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And while the opportunity to save has grown, so has the risk of wasting money some impulsive purchase you don't need.
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His impulsive and pugnacious manner — which served him well on the campaign trail — has caused consternation now that he is president.
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But in some forums online, the president was mocked, with social media users describing him as goofy, impulsive, clownish and cute.
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They share tips online about how best to use stimulation when feeling depressed, or impulsive, or mentally foggy — with mixed results.
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He was widely viewed as someone who did little to control the president's impulsive behavior, drawing a sharp contrast to Kelly.
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And Mr. El Had, both solid and impulsive, dove into the music more powerfully with his body than with his imagination.
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For its part, Congress has the power to prevent hair-trigger responses or impulsive actions that could lead to nuclear war.
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His impulsive words have a huge impact on the way we are seen in the world and can start a war.
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Instead, he seems to be a creature of pure id, making impulsive, superficial decisions based on what he sees around himself.
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Where Toby is impulsive and wild, nursing wounds from a past that he keeps secret, Eric is a stable, openhearted homebody.
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"The tweet was not merely an impulsive, decontextualized, heat-of-the-moment post, as Kevin had explained it," Mr. Goldberg wrote.
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Like so many of the president's decisions, the one to put troops on the border seems impulsive, spiteful and politically motivated.
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That's a concern no matter who occupies the White House but especially when the president is as impulsive as Mr. Trump.
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"Denise looks like an impulsive rock star to Bill's chess-playing composure," said Contessa Joret, a good friend of the couple.
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" Last year, Brennan called Trump's decision to pull U.S. troops from Syria an example of his "impulsive and self-satisfying 'gut.
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I admit that I was impulsive to resign in the past, and this job-hopping affects my chances of being hired.
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People with a shopping addiction may shop to a persistent, excessive and impulsive degree regardless of the financial or psychological consequences.
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Buscemi is God, albeit a rather slovenly, impulsive version of the Almighty, who decides that he's going to destroy the Earth.
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And any method that can be engaged in an impulsive manner, if you can slow that down you can save lives.
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Joey is impulsive and directionless, living with her new husband — picked up in Ibiza — at her more collected older brother's house.
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One of the diplomats who spoke to Izvestia, however, warned that Kim, as an "impulsive person," could cause last-minute hitches.
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I think we're drawn to faster tempos because it allows the potential to be more impulsive and visceral when playing live.
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Consider suicide: It tends to be fairly impulsive, with people often deciding to kill themselves and acting on it within hours.
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There are people, probably more than we think, who have been seriously impacted by the consequences of impulsive spending in games.
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While cuffing season is vague, impulsive, and exciting—driven by the spiritual and elemental—clearing season is definitive, urgent, and dark.
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The country would be substantially better off if the electorate penalized parties for nominating inexperienced, uniformed, impulsive, corrupt candidates for president.
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Expect people to feel impulsive and noncommittal today: Don't ask someone to marry or move in with you on this date.
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But given the series of remarkably poor decisions he's made since the beginning of season 7 — remember when Daryl spent a whole year cursing himself for doing something reckless and impulsive with the Saviors that got Glenn killed, only to then do another reckless and impulsive thing with the Saviors while his crew had them surrounded?
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As physicist Josie Radeck, Thompson is most fragile of the group, soft-spoken and whip smart where Thorensen is impulsive and brash.
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This insect-scale aerial vehicle is the lightest thus far to achieve sustained untethered flight (as opposed to impulsive jumping or liftoff).
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Once it was over, some said that Lorena got off too easily, and argued that what she did was premeditated, not impulsive.
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Foreign diplomats say Trump's impulsive style makes it almost impossible to predict American policy -- a factor that is adding to global instability.
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" Musk said that he sees himself as "somewhat impulsive" and that he doesn't want to "try to adhere to some CEO template.
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" Some accused him of having an "impulsive quality," said he was "emotionally too unstable" and said he had a "Godlike self-image.
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According to the ADHD resource, ADDitude magazine, types of ADHD include inattentive, hyperactive-impulsive (very much what it sounds like), and combination.
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O'Donnell published a book that revealed Trump as profane, bigoted, and impulsive, but it didn't make a serious dent in his popularity.
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Researchers often attribute large numbers of suicides in Asian countries to "impulsive" acts in moments of crisis, rather than diagnosable mental disorders.
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Your ruling planet, Mercury, is currently retrograde, which is annoying, and it's retrograde in impulsive Fire sign Aries, which is totally obnoxious.
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As has become a hallmark of his impulsive decision-making, Trump's commutation for Alice Marie Johnson seems to contradict his administration's policies.
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The General Aggression Model (PDF) argues that warmer temperatures put people into more highly aroused states, which primes impulsive, potentially aggressive behavior.
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Though it also suggested that shopping while you're in a bad mood can make you more impulsive when it comes to spending.
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Two books about his late brother Rob, Toronto's crack-smoking mayor, paint the surviving Ford as impulsive, undisciplined, indiscreet and a bully.
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Aries can be impulsive and confrontational, but it's actually the true baby of the zodiac— it's the first sign on the wheel!
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While there's no substitute for good ol' proofreading, you can now be saved from your quick, impulsive taps of the send button.
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" Dennis also accused her ex of exhibiting "periods of impulsive and uncontrollable bouts of anger" and "extreme narcissism and anger management problems.
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Progressive state attorneys general and environmental groups pounced, and won, exposing an impulsive administration that had failed to do its legal homework.
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He makes a show of his identity from the first possible moment, the impulsive one with the skills to back it up.
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Uranus is a rebel and an impulsive mood is in the air, so don't expect things to go as planned right now.
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People are feeling impulsive and impatient as the Moon clashes with warrior Mars in Sagittarius at 1:17 PM. Today's big news?
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Mars squares off with Uranus on September 18, creating an impulsive and fiery mood around issues you encountered back on August 1.
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Then came the president's impulsive tweet-storm early on Saturday morning, March 4, when he accused his predecessor of having him wiretapped.
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The star explains that during the fall of 2015, she experienced "racing mind, impulsive behavior, [and] insomnia," which gave way to anxiety.
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Through it all, Kris cheerily tagged along snapping pics for me and indulging my impulsive jaunts over whatever caught my eye next.
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A hero reader of The Impulsive Buy spotted it at the chain store and was kind enough to share the exciting news.
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As for Bobby, he's broken Wendy's trust, too, and with the same impulsive swagger that accounts for his gains and his losses.
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Indeed, the impeachment standard is designed to prevent this type of impulsive response to a fairly common conflict with the executive branch.
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It may seem impossible to imagine the public scrutinizing an informal conversation between your friends or criticizing you for an impulsive tweetstorm.
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We can only hope that neither side makes an impulsive move to demonstrate that his nuclear button is bigger than the other's.
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Studies show that fear can impair your decision-making because it breeds uncertainty and it leaves you vulnerable to making impulsive reactions.
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Unsurprisingly, the notoriously impulsive president keeps changing his mind about whether to focus on more general topics or on Iran's destabilizing behavior.
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Trump is a president of many impulsive tendencies, and Cohn was known widely as a moderator of some of Trump's nationalist ideologies.
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But as is usually the case when dealing with bold, impulsive Aries, try to have a filter between your thoughts and words.
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This is a big month because Uranus will change signs for the first time since 2011, leaving impulsive Aries for steadfast Taurus.
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Boob men are impulsive, shallow, they act on instinct and without thought, they are fools, essentially, easily tricked by trinkets and gewgaws.
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"I recorded it and put it out on Soundcloud that day," he adds, keen to highlight the impulsive nature of his work.
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Many of the works he made after breaking from his previous practice are bold, seemingly impulsive combinations of painting, drawing and sculpture.
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And they are building all of this around a president too impulsive and too improvisational to lock into a sane, smooth system.
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Kuznetsova's writing can take on a breezy, frenetic energy — she is good at sex scenes, drinking scenes and at describing impulsive action.
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But to get the best and cushion the worst of the impulsive M.B.S., the U.S. needed to restrain him from the inside.
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The military establishment welcomed an open-ended commitment based on conditions on the ground, although they remained wary of an impulsive president.
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But the need to take that extra step will help prevent you from making an impulsive purchase that you might regret later.
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Impulsive and naïve, she comes under the spell of a swaggering thief played by Vittorio Gassman, soon himself to achieve international recognition.
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"Your Money" encouraged me to scrutinize my spending, and habits and patterns quickly emerged: I was impulsive and often overspent on credit.
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" And "they fear that the fighting talk of this impulsive president could make things worse rather than better on the Korean Peninsula.
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He has shed respected Cabinet secretaries and aides who pushed back against his impulsive decision-making in hope of maintaining professional discipline.
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He has shed some senior advisers who advised against impulsive decisions, and has resumed speaking with aides who encourage his gut instincts.
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With faith in democracy wobbling, however, there is no room for impulsive reactions that silence organic discussions about democratic values on campuses.
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At age 10, children exposed to THC in utero were more impulsive than other children and less able to focus their attention.
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The menace the commander in chief poses to the world, as his impulsive warning to North Korea suggested, may be another matter.
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Although he is right to criticize their persistent free-riding, his impulsive behavior and ignorant narcissism cannot help but drive them away.
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He simultaneously portrays the fifteen year old as impulsive as his age suggests, and as a young man with a big heart.
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Maddie is sort of the whole point of "Big Little Lies;" bad but good, controlling but impulsive, hovering but not really present.
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That's where we are now: The commander-in-chief of the US military has already shown he is impulsive and conscience-free.
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"That is also an important tool for suicide prevention where we know that decision happens quickly and can be impulsive," Heyne said.
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With a bright, grainy voice and impulsive temperament, the tenor Alexander Lewis conveys the panic and caginess of this haunted-looking character.
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"I actually always wanted a Great Pyrenees-Border collie cross," I insisted, whenever anyone questioned me closely about my seemingly impulsive decision.
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That our impulsive commander in chief may one day initiate some new war in a fit of pique is a worrisome prospect.
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As any serial cheater knows, you have to be pretty bored, slutty, impulsive, and irresponsible to sleep around behind your partner's back.
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However, your ruling planet, Venus, does run into some trouble today when it squares wild Uranus, creating an impulsive and scattered vibe.
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Mercury retrogrades back into Fire sign Aries at 1:37 PM—it's time to rethink the impulsive choices you made in March.
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The impulsive reaction might be that Sherwood is encouraging wild animals to rely on humans, and is disrupting their natural life cycles.
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Students who reported often experiencing 6 or more inattentive or hyperactive-impulsive symptoms were found to be ADHD symptom-positive, according to JAMA.
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"When you're talking about domestic violence, you're talking about this concept that the violence is not just impulsive — it's coercive, generally," Adess says.
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Trump's retaliatory and impulsive behavior, which I think I assumed was a campaign tactic, have carried over into his actions as president-elect.
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I always say, the stock market is the bond market's not-so-smart kid brother – impulsive, suggestible and late to grasp new ideas.
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As fascinating as our impulsive holiday behavior is, it also cuts right to the heart of the business challenge facing on-demand startups.
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As cliché as it is to make impulsive beauty decisions when times are tough, there's more to it than just a tired trope.
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TC: There was a story in the WSJ recently that talked of Masa's brilliance but also painted a picture of his being impulsive.
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The impulsive post-breakup chop may be the most universal proof that a fresh 'do goes hand-in-hand with a fresh start.
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"Mercurial," meaning unpredictable or impulsive, is derived from the Roman god Mercury, the god of shopkeepers and thieves, of travelers, and, yes, tricksters.
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With the sun in emo Cancer clashing with impulsive Uranus in Aries, there will be moody meltdowns and diva-like demands flying everywhere.
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At age 5, his "aggressive behaviors appeared to be unpredictable" and he was "impulsive with no sense of boundary," according to the report.
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The impulsive nature that makes her fun and engaging also makes her seem destined for tragedy, a step that foreshadows her eventual disappearance.
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That described "a highly impulsive individual" who "has difficulty controlling his urges and emotions" and "seldom feels a sense of guilt or remorse".
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One concern is that hosts might discriminate against certain races or types of people while making impulsive decisions about who to let stay.
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But is it too late to regain some self-control over what we buy and not give into impulsive last-minute sale-shopping?
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For example, people who are more impulsive, or feel more aggressive, may eat more undercooked meat—a major infection vector for Toxoplasma gondii.
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After the kind of combative and impulsive shopping that Black Friday and Cyber Monday bring, Giving Tuesday is a welcome change of pace.
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Whether you have an impulsive Aries or a fun-loving Capricorn on your hands, scroll to find the present she's destined to love.
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The goal of this type of distribution is not only to test new flavors, but to entice consumers to make more impulsive purchases.
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Your ruling planet, Mercury, is in lovely Libra, facing off with unruly Uranus in impulsive Aries: Some wild shit's about to go down.
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Bombshell pivots back and forth between Lamarr's victimization at the hands of external forces, and her sometimes-impulsive choices to escape that victimhood.
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The personality traits associated with this include narcissism, lacking empathy, grandiosity, being impulsive, being a thrill seeker, fearing commitment and being self-destructive.
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Symptoms include depression, short-term memory loss, impulsive behavior and confusion, and they can begin to appear long after a football player's career.
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Bill Monning -- who co-authored the End of Life Option Act -- dislike the term "suicide," because it implies an impulsive and irrational act.
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That meant we didn't take impulsive trips to Vegas, or even to Florida; we kept impulse buys of all sorts to a minimum.
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Its symptoms depression, short-term memory loss, impulsive behavior and confusion — and these symptoms can begin to appear long after a player's career.
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If a gun is harder to get to, or locked, or in a safe, it can deter an impulsive act by a teenager.
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While Mr. Trump's impulsive style and provocative ideas served him well in the Republican primary campaign, the broader electorate appears to have concerns.
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You're coming up with various impulsive theories based on first impressions, which may be accurate, but you may also be missing some information.
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Here's how Psychology Today describes the situation: A study recently published in Psychological Science shows that an attitude of gratitude tempers impulsive urges.
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Whereas traditional conservatives valued small government, a balanced budget, and restrained conduct in public, Palin was more impulsive, less coherent, and more reactionary.
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Suicide is often an impulsive act in a moment of acute pain — usually, the period of heightened risk lasts only hours or minutes.
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The manic phase includes symptoms such as feeling elated, increased energy, activity or productivity, difficulty sleeping, increased irritability, racing thoughts or impulsive behavior.
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Tailored to Mr. Trump's impulsive bluster, this document lays bare just how much the G.O.P. is driven by a regressive, extremist inner core.
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If they endure a well-timed bullpen blowup, they just might make an impulsive deal for a quick fix, no matter the cost.
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Impulsive behavior like excessive drug and alcohol use, anger leading to fights, risky sexual behavior and spending sprees are also symptoms of mania.
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Things get trickier this afternoon when the Moon opposes Mars in Aquarius at 11:55 AM. Watch out for impulsive moves and confrontations.
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And sometimes it's really, really hard to make the best of an opposition when an irritable, impulsive Mars is thrown into the mix.
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Of course, less impulsive shoppers are encouraged to pre-order the handset when it hits Apple's site at 12:01AM PT this Friday.
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"We know suicide can be an impulsive decision that most survivors regret," Assemblyman Rob Bonta, who introduced the bill, said in a statement.
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That declaration "should not work retroactively and convert a tasteless and impulsive act into a criminal terrorist threat," the lawyer told the paper.
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Saying you'll do something is quite a bit different from doing it, and Mr. West has proved to be impulsive on social media.
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The myth that Abstract Expressionists were impulsive producers of spontaneous and unique works is debunked by the very presence of duplicates and triplicates.
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However, the energy is not super open or flexible; instead of being your usual impulsive self, do your best to think things through.
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It is a romantic novel, suffused with melancholy and poetic longing and sometimes interrupted by impulsive actions with a fairly high #MeToo quotient.
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The fear that Mr. Trump might take impulsive actions, however, often loomed in the background of discussions with the United States, they said.
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And while the message of the tattoo was clear, doctors had no way of knowing whether getting it had been an impulsive decision.
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Plan for your impulsive spending in advance to keep it tame, but track your purchases every now and then to reset your habits.
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When done well, meal planning both minimizes food waste and allows you to save money, too, as you'll rely on impulsive takeout less.
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Adolescents are impulsive by nature and gaps can readily emerge between what they know they ought to do and what they actually do.
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Increased levels of dopamine in the brain bring forth impulsive and risk-taking behaviors under uncertainty, which leaves them more vulnerable to deception.
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President Obama could be deliberative, reticent and cautious to a fault, which spurred an appetite for a more impulsive, visceral, hurly-burly successor.
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Cognitive decline can start as early as age 53, leading people to become more impulsive, overconfident and subject to poor judgment, said McClanahan.
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Trump makes impulsive decisions and his spokespeople get busy spinning it, often in ways that directly contradict previous things he's said and done.
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He goes at things freestyle, and often seems like the very embodiment, in Mr. Chabon's mind, of America itself — proud, romantic, naïve, impulsive.
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And where her mouth is can be a problem, too: When it comes to sex, Bette is an impulsive horndog and a cheater.
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"If this was impulsive, that would be very much out of the history of the presidency on matters like this," Mr. Beschloss said.
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CNN's Stephen Collinson says Trump is building a governing team in his own image and purging restraints that have tempered his impulsive instincts.
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"It's like our country has sent an impulsive late night text, and now we're nervously staring at those three little dots," said Colbert.
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Three people familiar with the presidential bid over the past few months describe a candidate who managed to be both indecisive and impulsive.
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Officials at high levels in his administration reportedly collaborate to mitigate the dangers caused by the president's uninformed and impulsive instincts and actions.
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"Although he was forever impulsive - and often brave - once he gave his word it was, in my own experience, invariably honored," he said.
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Mr. Drake played commandingly, including a piano solo depicting the consummation of this impulsive love — fitful music of hurtling chords and steely harmonies.
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To be totally honest, sweet Venus isn't totally comfortable in your sign, considering how fiery, impulsive, and confrontational you can be, but whatever.
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Moncho is impulsive; Raphayet can be passive; a boy named Leonidas (Greider Meza) drifts toward wanton criminality, untethered from the discipline of tradition.
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Taking it as vindication for his wild political persona, he's likely to become more impulsive, vindictive and destructive of political convention than ever.
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He briefly told his story, explaining how he was an impulsive teenager before committing his crime, but came out of prison an adult.
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You might be responsible a lot of the time, but then turn around and make an impulsive purchase or other risky financial moves.
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Achieving freedom—whatever that means to you—will be super important at this time, and you're going to be in an impulsive mood.
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" Regarding his past drinking, a source who worked for the Trump family tells PEOPLE: "'There is a lot of impulsive behavior in the family.
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Impulsive isn't a word astrologers would us to describe you, dear cow, but come mid-May there will be no other word for you!
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And while some would argue that Trump's tweets are meant to distract, the first 50 days suggest his use is more impulsive than strategic.
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And when he did cancel the meeting, there was all this criticism about, oh, he&aposs just throwing a temper tantrum, this was impulsive.
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Trump's tweet about the "so-called" judge who stopped his anti-immigrant/anti-refugee order, for example, was uniquely impulsive for a modern President.
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When you're more impulsive, you might send an email you regret or say something out loud that you'd usually keep to yourself, notes Lederle.
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Burning questions Grey Worm and the Unsullied were fresh off an impulsive murderous rampage and they didn't immediately kill Jon after he murdered Daenerys?
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Either way, we'll just have to wait and see — for all we know, it could've been an impulsive act that is already ancient history.
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I was scared it wouldn't work, but I made an impulsive decision to throw down a credit card and called to schedule an appointment.
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And yet, it is also clear that the artist is impulsive about her decisions and does not know what she will do in advance.
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Wolfe's "depiction of the test pilots as mavericks, impulsive and fearless, is inaccurate," Ross-Nazzal said, who has spent time with the test pilots.
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The 75-year-old Hit King is the id to Rodriguez's superego and is in most ways everything that Rodriguez is not: rumpled, impulsive.
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Vowing to push Iran back, the new Saudi king's impulsive son and defence minister, Muhammad bin Salman, saw a chance to prove his mettle.
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Though Locken remains determined to change her impulsive behavior with the help of meditation, she loses her cool a few times in the trailer.
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Mister World must again reign the impulsive Technical Boy in and send him on a goddess hunt to keep him out of the way.
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The whole story of Kelly's service in the Trump administration is that one need not be as impulsive as Trump to be as cruel.
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When I was 18, I was also diagnosed with bipolar II disorder and prescribed Abilify to help combat my mood swings and impulsive behaviors.
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So, the study authors conclude that this adolescent period of impulsive decision-making may be especially beneficial partly because it improves our reinforcement learning.
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Kifer told PEOPLE that while "Santa (and the mall) had NO idea this was happening," the group outing was far from an impulsive decision.
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Keeping that number in mind and working to achieve it every month can help you manage some of those impulsive short-term buying decisions.
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" And here is a brief list of statements that Rinna made Tuesday night about herself: "Sometimes I can be impulsive, a stupid a–hole.
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Wells Fargo is encouraging its clients to sit tight and not make any impulsive decisions based on which way the political winds are blowing.
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Indeed, an experiment by five neuroscientists in 2014 concluded that Facebook triggers the same impulsive part of the brain as gambling and substance abuse.
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We're not thrown into a saccharine world clearly hiding a dark secret, but an imperfect one where some people make impulsive and selfish decisions.
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And they will also try the same experiments on women, to see if their powers of self-control, too, succumb to testosterone's impulsive influence.
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Commentators frequently compare the two men, pointing out their impulsive behavior, manipulation of information, denouncement of political correctness, and disdain for checks and balances.
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Your impulsive nature is part of your charm, Virgo, but this month we'd urge you to carefully ponder all possible repercussions of your actions.
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At least that statement sounds more like the Kanye we've gotten to know over the past two years—impulsive, cowardly, and deeply self-involved.
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Communication planet Mercury enters Fire sign Aries at 5:08 PM—expect everyone to be a little more honest (and impulsive!) in their communications!
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The suicide was an impulsive act by someone who had a moment's urge to self-destruct and easy access to a guaranteed lethal means.
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He's impulsive and stubborn and just as hung up on his own virtue, in his own way, as Robb and Ned were on theirs.
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The impulsive new Saudi crown prince has a lot at stake in cutting Qatar down to size and will not bend easily to compromise.
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Don't be impulsive and get a tattoo in some hip up-and-coming neighborhood just because the guy can fit you in right away.
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Admitting that she can be "impulsive," Stewart recounted the first time she confessed her love for Meyer, a moment of no-frills emotional honesty.
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You can be impulsive, but it's not because you're careless, it's because you're in touch with your desires and ready to act on them.
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Mourinho labeled Carneiro "impulsive and naïve" in his postgame news conference, and the incident eventually led her to leave the team and to sue.
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And while many of his recent actions may have appeared impulsive, his inner circle has increasingly provided the contours of a nascent national philosophy.
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Pundits debate whether tweets and controversial statements by Trump are a carefully crafted strategy or simply impulsive reactions to the issues of the day.
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An impulsive, volatile trickster subject to fits of raging jealousy, Joe is a half-million dollars in debt from financing the couple's lavish lifestyle.
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Annie, furious and impulsive, storms into the vintage fashion forum and gives Sophia's online enemies enough ammunition to get Nasty Gal kicked off eBay.
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Be careful about impulsive spending, but do enjoy the surprises in your social life that pop up, especially as the moon connects with Uranus.
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A boost in energy arrives as the moon meets Mars at 4:48 PM—just watch out for impulsive behavior or even flaring tempers.
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This, more than the other three, worries departing staffers most because it allows for bad, impulsive things to not just be said but done.
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Mercury is the planet of communication and Aries is an impulsive fire sign, so be prepared for people to be sharp with their words.
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Just watch out for arguments and impulsive actions today as communication planet Mercury clashes with combative Mars at 5:05 AM. All times EST.
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"That just gives you a sense of how impulsive this firing was and it really did backfire," said CNN's chief political correspondent Dana Bash.
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But they presented several pieces of evidence to demonstrate Fields' extremist views and argued that his actions that day were intentional rather than impulsive.
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As with many impulsive and ham-handed decisions by this administration, it is simply a means to an end without consideration of collateral consequences.
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He can sometimes be a little impulsive, but his gentle nature and can-do attitude prove he's worthy of being an honorary water sign.
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Mr. Mattis did not specifically mention the president's seemingly impulsive decision on Syria, but he and other top aides were clearly caught by surprise.
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But perhaps most viscerally, it reinforced the power of a single conservative news program to push issues onto the desk of an impulsive president.
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I'll take the trade-off of some vocal rawness and overly impulsive moments for the virile excitement he brings, complete with thrilling top notes.
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Is he really the shrewd negotiator he says he is, with us missing the method behind his madness, or is he just plain impulsive?
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President Trump constantly sends tweets that are unintelligible, impulsive, irrational, vindictive, inaccurate and in many cases not in the best interest of our country.
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But, for those willing to see past his charm offensive, Prince Mohammed had already revealed his true character through numerous impulsive and vicious actions.
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Be especially careful not to make rash decisions or take impulsive action on September 12, when Mars clashes with Jupiter—watch out for tempers.
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I suspect that most Americans are not imagining that this impulsive action is moving the United States and Iran closer to the negotiating table.
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"At this point the boys and I are working on building a new life free from any impulsive, reckless and unhealthy behaviors," Kyriss says.
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Excess emotion can cause some people to be overly excited and impulsive, while being too analytical can leave others overwhelmed by fear or anxiety.
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Musk told CBS' "60 Minutes" that he is, in fact, "somewhat impulsive" and doesn't "really want to try to adhere to some CEO template."
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Organized and methodical where the President is chaotic and impulsive, Pence is ready to achieve the dream he believes God wants him to fulfill.
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Trump, with bull-in-a-Twitter-feed diplomacy reflecting his impulsive, combative character, has turned the United States into an unpredictable and disruptive force.
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Her complacency allowed for her son Joffrey's chaotic, impulsive rule, and her handling of the Sparrows led to the suicide of her son Tommen.
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IT'S A LITTLE BIT DISCONCERTING WHEN BIG, OVERSOLD MOVES DO NOT GET CORRECTED IN ANY KIND OF IMPULSIVE WAY, BUT RATHER GET CONSOLIDATED SIDEWAYS.
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And Mr. Neumann was highly impulsive — he once banned meat at the company, forcing executives to quickly come up with a rationale for why.
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But the Pentagon has assumed an even more outsize role in this administration, given a chaotic White House staff and an impulsive, preoccupied president.
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That doesn't mean the threat is gone: The impulsive Trump hasn't had a personality transplant and Iran isn't feeling warmer toward the Great Satan.
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She's the youngest of four sisters — of course she's spoiled and naughty and immature — but Pugh imbues Amy's character with impulsive charm and humor.
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It expresses itself in paranoid rants, non-stop feuds carried out in public, and impulsive acts that can only damage his government and himself.
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But as Mr. Trump moves into the next stage of his showdown with Iran, one question is whether his impulsive approach could abruptly shift.
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Thankfully, the impulsive and narcissistic temperament of President Trump, coupled with his inexperience in government, make that unlikely, at least in the short term.
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The comments prompted fears that one or the other of the impulsive leaders could press their buttons, making this week's rapprochement even more extraordinary.
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Confronted with such time-driven, critical decision-making, an impulsive response from Trump or Kim could start a war with potentially millions of casualties.
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Mr. Trump's advisers say that his frenzied if admittedly impulsive approach appeals to voters because it shows that he is a man of action.
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Trump has already thinned the ranks of high-profile Republican voices willing to challenge him on his lack of results and impulsive, autocratic behavior.
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It&aposs where we can decide to be a little less impulsive when we&aposre about to say (or text) something we shouldn&apost.
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Sometimes, this version of Trump appears fragile and out of control, prone to emotional and impulsive reactions, and seems lonely in the White House.
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In those reports, numerous senior administration officials have described Trump's impulsive decision-making and the chaos that has often animated the President's inner circle.
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The six-hour trip allowed me plenty of time to consider how I would explain to my parents doing something so risky and impulsive.
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Through that lens, respondents could simply be saying they think Putin is a more prudent strategist than Trump, who is famously inexperienced and impulsive.
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"The Safdies are as clever and crafty as Connie is inept and impulsive," A.O. Scott wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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German media pointed to the incident as another marker of the meeting's general icy mood between the cautious German chancellor and impulsive US president.
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Garroni: I wish I could say almost two years in that we have an editorial calendar, but it's really organic and, at times, impulsive.
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Action planet Mars enters Aries on December 31, totally shifting the energy from peaceful Pisces to brash, impulsive, fiery Aries—and you'll love it!
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That's partly to do with feelings of dysphoria, but it's also to do with the fact that I'm an impulsive person and need to shift.
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It does not matter if Trump is impulsive because he's ruled by his emotions, or because he thinks he's giving the people what they want.
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Donald Trump's acceptance of an invitation to meet with Kim Jong Un is being treated like another abrupt and risky turnaround by an impulsive president.
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One of Yang's favorite statistics is that persistent financial insecurity lowers a person's IQ by 23 points, making us more impulsive, less creative, and angrier.
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After all, personal preference is the fuel of the fashion industry — and its that impulsive commerce Apple is seeking to tap into via its wearable.
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In high school, Kelley made "impulsive verbal threats" when he got angry, though no one ever thought he'd actually act on them, one classmate recalled.
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What this president has done is that he has sucked up to dictators, he has made impulsive decisions that often his own team doesn't understand.
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But it's no easy task to strike the right balance between repurposing last winter's trends with your impulsive summer buys and this fall's new arrivals.
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Mercury in Aries can be impulsive; while it was direct last month, you might have agreed to a few things without really thinking them through.
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Chances are, you should avoid impulsive behavior and remember that the reasons you chose those names to begin with are still very much in place.
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In fact, one could argue that impulsive tattoos are more common than ever — leading to a massive uptick in the desire to have them removed.
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On the other hand, should he have not made an impulsive given rash decision with no preparation to announce the summit in the first place?
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The bright red frosting is described "sticky, chewy" and even "slimy" by the food blog, The Impulsive Buy, who got their hands on a pack.
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We see this play out on many fronts, from his impulsive use of pardons — often ignoring the usual process — to his zeal for executive orders.
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The neuroscientific study on Facebook found that the subjects' cognitive ability to inhibit their impulsive behaviour was less impaired than for drug or gambling addicts.
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According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, children with ADHD might have trouble paying attention, controlling impulsive behaviors or be overly active.
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And it is, in turn, capable of division into traits of its own, such as impulsive hostility, emotional withdrawal, conceptual disorganisation and delusions of grandeur.
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Loaded is what happens when the creators behind one of those hit apps are self-indulgent, bad with money, and prone to petty, impulsive behavior.
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It seems the trigger was Mr Trump's impulsive and widely condemned decision the previous day to announce the withdrawal of America's 2,000 troops in Syria.
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The vibe is always electric when Uranus is around, and it's currently in impulsive Fire sign Aries, meaning the energy will be totally ramped up.
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It's hard to argue with the results, but also consider: firsthand accounts of the president paint him as impatient and impulsive — not calculating and plotting.
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Trump, clueless about Washington ways, brash and impulsive, correctly saw he had a weaving spider heading the FBI and wished him to not be disloyal.
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Some countries "fear that the fighting talk of this impulsive president could make things worse rather than better," Peter Westmacott, a former British ambassador, said.
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The argument was this: You'd never buy a pretty, pink bottle of shampoo just because it was pretty and pink — that'd be impulsive and risky.
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While Zenefits was a mad blitz for scale, Conrad has tried to bias Rippling toward action without being so impulsive that the company makes mistakes.
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Enter a mysterious guest, invited into their home by Ms. Holmes's character in an impulsive act of charity that, perhaps not surprisingly, has unsettling results.
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Looking back, he said, he feels that an impulsive youthful decision to snort pills set him on a path from which he could not deviate.
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Treatment for kids ADHD is a disorder that deals with the inability to focus, and it comes in three types: inattentive, hyperactive/impulsive and combined.
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"The more Congress and the Cabinet can accomplish on their own, the less hostage they will be to Mr. Trump's impulsive turns," the editorial said.
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Did the impulsive insurance agent choose the girl by the tree or the strait-laced fiancée who drives him crazy with her art-appreciation classes?
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Lactaid and all of its generic versions, when taken properly, can be the saving grace of group dinners and impulsive late-night ice cream binges.
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"She just wanted to be great at sports," said Crystal Stallings, a childhood friend who recalled Nichols as an impulsive daredevil with a competitive streak.
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Another, a corporate lawyer, envies co-workers' neat offices, and worries that her scattered piles make her seem disorganized and impulsive, marring her professional reputation.
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But Walsh is betting on Republican fatigue with Trump's impulsive and dysfunctional governing style, the way he personally demonizes his opponents, and his frequent lies.
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But Walsh is betting on Republican fatigue with Trump's impulsive and dysfunctional governing style, the way he personally demonizes his opponents, and his frequent lies.
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As you're doing all this exciting stuff professionally and finding yourself in the public eye, try to keep your tendency toward impulsive behavior in check.
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Some psychologists argue that female psychopathy is sometimes diagnosed with borderline personality disorder, instead—characterized by poorly regulated emotions, impulsive reactions, and outbursts of anger.
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Life is all about balance, and for you, Aries, balance means being brave while also being mindful of the consequences of your often impulsive actions.
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But Mr. Redzepi is a restless soul, and Maurice Dekkers's engaging "Ants on a Shrimp" follows him on an adventure that seems almost recklessly impulsive.
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She's the anti-Kathryn, impulsive, wild and irresponsible, and her presence pops open the group's tensions like the lid on a novelty can of snakes.
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So while people have been socialized to resist being impulsive in the real world, on the internet they cave to their temptations to lash out.
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Mercury enters Aries at 2:35 AM, finding us more quick-witted and impulsive than we were while it was in dreamy water sign Pisces.
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Since June, the North Koreans have refrained from criticizing Mr. Trump, whose impulsive and flamboyant negotiating style, analysts said, was favored by the North Koreans.
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But when I paid attention to the purchases I was tempted to make, I soon realized half the things I buy are mindless, impulsive items.
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In a 2005 paper, Swanson, Harvard's Ronald Kessler, and five co-authors sought to identify how many Americans show a pattern of impulsive angry behavior.
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Impulsive Mars clashes with Jupiter, the planet of abundance, on Thursday, September 12, inspiring us to jump to conclusions, and maybe spread ourselves too thin.
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He proposes stealing it, perhaps as a joke, to his friend Warren Lipka (Evan Peters), a University of Kentucky student with an impulsive, volatile temperament.
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When market volatility is high, financial advisors often suggest investors review — and possibly re-balance — their portfolios rather than make an emotional or impulsive move.
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They also showed significant improvements in their scores on a computerized test that measures how well children pay attention, process information and avoid being impulsive.
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Its value offers a gauge of sentiment for Mr. Trump's prospects in achieving his economic goals, as well as worries about his potentially impulsive declarations.
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They can also be distracted and impulsive, two characteristics of adolescence that hackers can exploit to get them to swipe on all kinds of things.
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"Suicides are often impulsive in this age group," and many children who try to kill themselves "spend 10 minutes or less deliberating," the researchers wrote.
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But Mr. Biondi operated in the all-enveloping shadow of Sumner Redstone, the impulsive billionaire who acquired Viacom in early 43 and became its chairman.
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Mr. Trump's impulsive style of action may appeal to his supporters, but some insiders worry about his penchant for picking fights and drifting off message.
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The likely Democratic nominee also insisted that the gravity of the threat required "clear eyes, steady hands" — a jab at the more visceral, impulsive Trump.
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But the contrast between Ms. Messmer's imperious force and Ms. Delgado's warm-blooded pathos is perfect, and Mr. Cerdeiro, keenly impulsive, becomes the ballet's heartbeat.
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" However, Sherman said, he wants "to begin a long process to protect our country from abuse of power, obstruction of justice, and impulsive, ignorant incompetence.
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Some Democrats argued that the unpredictability of the situation held political danger for Trump, whose impulsive style has long been a focus for his critics.
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So how should we react to the threat of impulsive conduct and chaos in Washington and widespread potential changes in programs, prices and market conditions?
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It would be easy to write off this humbling experience as the inevitable result of Neumann's singular avaricious, impulsive, and sometimes just plain weird behavior.
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But don't expect an impulsive and ignorant man like Trump to heed the lessons of economic history, logic of retaliation, and the basics of trade.
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Aries is the first of the fire signs and having Mars here points to spot-on intuition that leads to immediate—and often impulsive—action.
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Other simple weight-loss strategies include staying hydrated, avoiding sugar, and planning ahead so you&aposre not making impulsive food choices when you&aposre hungry.
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Del Castillo "has always been impulsive and straightforward," the Mexican TV host and clothing designer Montserrat Oliver, one of del Castillo's closest friends, told me.
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"The point of dopamine fasting is to increase behavioral flexibility, by reducing impulsive behavior for extended periods of time," Sepah told me in an email.
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It's for many reasons, but most of all because of the impulsive, petty and juvenile tweeting the president-elect has engaged in during his transition.
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I booked this Fiji trip with the impulsive side of my brain as a gift to my friend Herb, who learned to swim at 75.
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Trump has alienated progressives and many moderates with immigration crackdowns, impulsive foreign policy decisions and a cozy relationship with authoritarian leaders, including Russia's Vladimir Putin.
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Let your Aries moon be impulsive—you might try to plan a date, but they'll likely propose a spontaneous idea that you should flow with.
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The French president described Trump as a lone and impulsive decision-maker, whereas Rouhani, he said, had to bring an entire political system on board.
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But the discordant messages laid bare a national security process that, officials say, has shrunk to little more than the instincts of an impulsive president.
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While many choose to write off suicide victims as choosing their own fates, the reality is that many make impulsive choices that turned quickly irrevocable.
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It takes around three days for a withdrawal to be processed from my checking account, which has proved an excellent barrier to any impulsive spending.
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Moreover, living retirees suffering from the life-altering mood and behavior disorders associated with the disease—including depression, explosive anger, impulsive behavior—get nothing, too.
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Kanye, on the other hand, will give impulsive, intermittently lucid interviews, then two more follow-up interviews to clarify and walk back the first one.
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Even before the events of the past week, analysts and officials in the region had been increasingly anxious about what they see as a volatile combination: an impulsive, youthful Saudi leader escalating threats to roll back growing Iranian influence, an equally impulsive Trump administration signaling broad agreement with Saudi policies, and increasingly pointed warnings from Israel that it may eventually fight another war with Hezbollah.
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