Then your doctor says you're losing calcium in your bones.
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But better than that, you can feel it in your bones.
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Watch him grow and the feel the emo in your bones.
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"Then your doctor says you're losing calcium in your bones," she said.
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And when you have metastatic cancer in your bones, you need it.
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"Have you ever felt connected to a place in your bones?" he ponders.
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A fresh start is here and you can feel it in your bones.
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Live for a purpose bigger than yourself, something you believe in your bones.
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You could feel it in your bones, but that wasn't even the best part.
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It is in the air, in the humidity and, over time, in your bones.
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Because sometimes that is the only way to remember what is in your bones.
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You cannot miss, because the rhythm of the game is buried deep in your bones.
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"You have to want, in your bones, to do this kind of a job," Liberman said.
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But in your bones, you know what an anthem is and how it makes you feel.
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And City Ballet, dancing it, demonstrated what it means to have Balanchine style in your bones.
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Besides, whether you know it or not, the ability to solve this puzzle is in your bones.
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For now, daylight's breaking, but you know in your bones it's the time of night when the darkness doubles.
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And you can just feel in your bones that it would go well with a few Cool Ranch Doritos.
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Spinning Silver, a new YA fantasy from Naomi Novik, reads like a fairy tale you already know in your bones.
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"Once you've had a near-death experience," he said, "arrogance, if you had it in your bones, has disappeared forever."
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"When (lead) gets into your body ... it can get excreted or it can get absorbed in your bones," said Hanna-Attisha.
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If you feel something deep in your bones you need to accomplish... you gotta say fuck that and go for it.
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Her presence is beyond eerie: She is the most alone person you have ever seen, and you feel it in your bones.
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But in your bones you already know: A Bra Girl is a woman who, when she exercises, wears only a sports bra.
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All television, including zany network sitcoms, can only really work if you care about the characters and their relationships deep in your bones.
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BROADLY: You both travel all over the world taking photographs—when did you first feel that travel and adventure spirit in your bones?
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Immaculately lit and performed, the movie captures the anguish of the postwar milieu so piercingly that you can almost feel it in your bones.
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They have the thickest, most lush movie hair I've ever seen in my life, and it makes you feel the film's ethereal nature in your bones.
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Except for the creakiness in your bones, I don't think there is really that much difference between us when we really get to know each other.
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At New York City Center, this week's festival celebrating George Balanchine shows what it means to have the master choreographer's style in your bones, our critic writes.
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Hurting Harriet and Miss Bates feels positively tragic for her, and anyone who's ever hurt their best friend knows that you can feel it in your bones.
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Annihilation is the sort of film that lodges itself in your brain and makes you turn it over and over again as it settles in your bones.
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The score at the bottom grows more and more ominously lopsided: You begin to feel, in your bones, that YOU are The Robert Morris University Varsity Women's Basketball team.
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" Solange added: "You often take her for granted, but you know with every joint in your bones that she is a phenomenon and you strive to make her proud.
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"When you know people who have been victims of injustices, it puts a real fire in your bones, a real sense of urgency," he said as we were leaving.
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He steals her cab at the airport, and even though he's not identified, you just feel it in your bones that this is going to be the man she eventually marries.
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Touched with the sort of magic that only Perfume Genius can produce, his "Body's In Trouble" is by turns troubled, soulful, and sad, and honestly, you'll feel it in your bones.
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Strozzi was studied, and has succeeded, because her music is drop-dead gorgeous — sounds that make you fall in love and feel the pleasure and pain of life in your bones.
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You felt it in your bones, especially when he turned down the distortion and channeled the old folk and bluegrass songs that have always been a core part of his musical vocabulary.
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When the paranoia sets in among the crew of researchers who discover an alien shape-shifting being that could be posing as any one of them, you feel it in your bones.
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If you lived on Earth during the 1960s or 70s, you contain an indelible trace of the Cold War in your bones—and it might literally herald the dawn of a new age.
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You need to differentiate between human instincts (when you just know in your bones that something is amiss), and the toxic trust issues perpetuated in your marriage and triggered by this work friendship.
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"Sometimes you just know in your bones when someone feels contempt for you based on your race," said one Brooklyn woman who took to bringing her white husband or in-laws to every prenatal visit.
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Ansel Elgort, the actor best known for bringing to life young adult novels like The Fault In Our Stars and Divergent, is also a DJ, a fact you could probably sense somewhere in your bones.
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If you don't feel that in your bones, it is because you have been sheltered from it—literally by location or economics or because you wall out the images and reports coming in from other places.
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It almost sparkles—and that excellence in the mid- and high-end areas means the audio can still envelop you, even if it doesn't set deep in your bones like it might with a bar with better bass.
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Avid concert and music festival-goers can agree that part of the appeal of attending these events is hearing the songs cranked up high, often so loudly that it feels like the bass is thumping in your bones.
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"Buried in your bones there's an ache that you can't ignore / Taking your breath, stealing your mind / And all that was real is left behind," Jackman sings, willing us to just give in and abandon skepticism and live a little.
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You feel it in your bones that someone ought to do something, but who or what is just a mist in your mind; thinking about it for too long makes you clench with an anger that you can't do anything with.
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Now, you spend your days cleaning up messes all around your Commander, the actual Commander-in-Chief — a guy who dodged the draft, and taunts or tramples on many of the things you feel and believe deep in your bones.
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A few weeks before the show starts, as families are settling in to their holiday meals, you get a slight throb in your bones, telling you whether this CES will be a memorable one — or if it will be another six weeks of winter.
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As a nonagenarian in an abusive Pennsylvania home said to a nurse's aide, according to a 1975 report, "I curse you, I curse you — that you will live to feel 90 years old in your bones and will know what you've done to me."
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So the key here is that we aren't just "respectful" of everything our elders experienced, but inspired to be better workers, parents, spouses, and citizens — whether simply to make them proud or to know in your bones that you're taking what they gave you and turning it into something new.
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Still, when Giuseppe Zangara (Alex Brightman), who tried to kill Franklin D. Roosevelt, calls himself an "American nothing," or when the nine assassins sing together about "another national anthem" that applies to the likes of them, you may feel, as I did, the rumblings of our unsettled country in your bones.
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First track "Girls on Fire" has a very 'Facebook-album-entitled-Girls-Night-Out-Birmingham-Broad-Street-2018' feel, which, for me, only adds to its appeal; "September Song" is extremely radio-friendly and will almost definitely be on the soundtrack of this year's Love Island, and "Something In Your Bones" is the banger of the bunch with its unexpected 80s-inflected electric guitars and fun chorus.
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Ewing sarcoma is a cancers tumor that happens in your bones or soft tissues. Examples for this cartilage or nerves. It usually shows up in children, teens and young adults. There are other diseases that are similar to the Ewing sarcoma but this one is the only one that has the VPS13B gene.
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Lead vocals on the track were provided by Loleatta Holloway. They also had a top twenty single on both charts in 1992 with "In Your Bones". The group collaborated with pop artist Michael Jackson for the song "Money", which appeared on the album Blood on the Dance Floor: HIStory in the Mix, as well as providing a remix for the title song.
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A theme of the play is, eponymously, memory. The sisters' memories interact with each other, and show that despite synchronicities of time and place they cannot agree upon one unifying experience. This is echoed in Vi's final speech, which portrays Alzheimer's disease as being adrift among a series of islands of your own identity. The sisters drift around their own islands of memory, unable to agree on one particular point, and yet are unified by their familial bond (Vi comments that "some things stay in your bones").
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