It's less instinctive, and Jackson is an extremely instinctive player.
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We work the same way as actors — very instinctive.
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It is our federation's instinctive desire to include, not exclude.
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This was an instinctive reaction for me as a son.
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I'm so instinctive that I just sort of do it.
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Like Trump, Bolling is an instinctive critic of American exceptionalism.
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"Our rationale self conflicts between our instinctive selves," Udewitz says.
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Klaus Hommels, the instinctive investor who won big from Spotify
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Space is not familiar to anyone; astrodynamics is not instinctive.
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To put it another way: Are we fearful, instinctive reptiles?
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It is both deeply instinctive, and rife with social meaning.
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Reaching out to touch in sympathy and condolence feels instinctive.
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But Mr. Trump's affinity for strongmen is instinctive and longstanding.
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Because he is expressing an instinctive willingness to violate taboos.
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Conducting some of his research with his wife, Dr. Hamburg explored how human beings reconciled an instinctive wariness of unfamiliar people with their equally instinctive need to cooperate as a group in order to survive.
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Mr Trump, no instinctive free-trader, might face a similar dynamic.
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But some others will walk straight up and it's so instinctive.
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Instinctive hatred of President Hillary Clinton will only strengthen that dynamic.
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Liberals eventually overcame their instinctive fear of the masses or "demophobia".
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Collins's coach, Mat Cloer, said his charge was an instinctive player.
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"People have an instinctive deference to power," he told The Atlantic.
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My first thought was fast, clear, instinctive: Are we being evicted?
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Dr Capraro's experiments, then, suggest honesty is the more instinctive response.
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"So this combination can result in an instinctive loyalty," Wright said.
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This can obscure an instinctive inclination towards loss aversion and caution.
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But he has credited himself with instinctive understanding of the science.
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It's an instinctive process, not overthought, and a highly personal one.
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Crackling Hollywood dialogue and snappy, instinctive decisions are not real life.
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Some scientists believe that this transformation created a powerful instinctive craving.
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Anthony nails a series of step-back threes with instinctive precision.
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We see Trump's instinctive deference to anyone in a military uniform.
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You have to love tech and really know your instinctive luxury levels.
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They have an instinctive sense of fairness, and they want the truth.
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It's instinctive to ask whether substantial progress has been made toward denuclearization.
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He is being whipsawed between his instinctive pragmatism and his party's passion.
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Very instinctive, good ball skills, does a good job of being patient.
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Her nonchalant response to violence is so instinctive it is almost impressive.
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A bee has an instinctive awareness of its role in the world.
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So with the mere title comes all sorts of immediate and instinctive associations.
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"People connect well with horses because they are gentle, instinctive creatures," Gendron said.
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Swiping back and forward on a browser is so quick it's practically instinctive.
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He's found an instinctive balance that makes his extraordinary attitude a new norm.
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He also had an "instinctive sympathy with the postcolonial predicament," von Tunzelmann writes.
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Understanding it, even if it's only instinctive, can be the key to survival.
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In talking about their instinctive connection might they risk making it self-conscious?
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Jones is 23 years old, seven feet tall, athletic, mobile, long, and instinctive.
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All raised their phones in what has become an instinctive gesture of witness.
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Donald Trump has some instinctive sense that we can't just let anyone in here.
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Mr Stubb lacks this baggage and is a more instinctive social and economic liberal.
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This, essentially, was like asking two sets of allies to disobey their instinctive impulses.
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And so I try to be as instinctive as possible in those situations. Right.
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Secretsundaze favorite Fred P. has returned with Instinctive Rhythms, a new EP out now.
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There's also the instinctive, ego-preserving inclination to design the best version of oneself.
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There will be more gaming out of strategies rather than instinctive action and freewheeling.
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As always, the instinctive response of many politicians to a crisis is "more Europe".
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Everyone lies, and no one lies with more frequency and instinctive gusto than politicians.
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"It became instinctive very quickly—I would say within two minutes," she told me.
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The instinctive answer of fifty percent is often matched by an incorrect mathematical approach.
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I had an instinctive desire to get away, as if I were in trouble.
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They try to force themselves through triggered reactions without giving into their instinctive compulsions.
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Then SECRET022 will be a Fred P record Instinctive Rhythms with three dope tracks.
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She has an instinctive access to the ways music can both provoke and fortify.
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"We needed someone who has an instinctive understanding of body and movement," Symonds says.
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I also accepted that some behaviors were too entrenched, too instinctive to train away.
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No human society has ever tolerated the entire range of instinctive, "natural" human behavior.
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Hentoff, who died in January, drew an instinctive early bead on why Dylan mattered.
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Yet Ms. Riley exudes the casual, instinctive authority of one to the proscenium born.
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Goldberg, the second child, was an instinctive feminist and a bit of a misfit.
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I don't want to say it's organic, but it is natural and quite instinctive.
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That instinctive emotion gives me new appreciation for these words from Robert Frost: And yet for all this help of head and brain How happily instinctive we remain, Our best guide upward further to the light, Passionate preference such as love at sight.
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It was a very fruitful experience, very instinctive and not with a lot of help.
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Mr Modi's instinctive authoritarianism threatens many of the freedoms that make his country so successful.
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That said, there are still ways to curb even these deeply instinctive types of fears.
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"It was just that we knew," is one of those wondrous, instinctive lines containing everything.
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They really like to hand him the football and he&aposs a very instinctive runner.
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Yet instinctive hawks should note that inflation is still shy of the Fed's 2% target.
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"It was completely instinctive, defensive and — quite frankly — without any thought at all," he said.
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"She's an incredibly charming and giving person with an instinctive taste and style," Nars said.
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The committee's tactics -- and timing -- mitigated some of the almost instinctive opposition to its involvement.
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This was my instinctive response, as though someone I knew had acted dishonorably in public.
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Some argue that machines will eventually become as instinctive and intuitive as we are. Perhaps.
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When faced with a threatening situation, our instinctive response is often to run or fight.
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What's less instinctive, however, is knowing where to find life-saving aid and comfort online.
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It was an instinctive response by our representative rather than a policy or procedural approach.
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In Hollywood Ms. Marshall had a reputation for instinctive directing, which could mean endless retakes.
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One of her themes is the need to fight our instinctive disgust at aging bodies.
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I'm a very instinctive person... and the best things I do are following my instinct.
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Through instinctive, intuitive observation and juxtaposition, familiar objects are revealed to be alive with meaning.
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Especially if it's completely immediate—we say, "you, let's go, now," which is purely instinctive.
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Trump is not an instinctive interventionist, so he may be averse to kick-starting more wars.
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In an emotionally charged environment, it also helps to recognize your own feelings and instinctive reactions.
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He continued his habit of scoring crucial goals, while his passing was crisp, instant and instinctive.
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Likewise, more young activists would bring instinctive savvy to the Tories' haphazard efforts on social media.
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As in other countries, many German journalists are left-leaning and display instinctive hostility towards plutocrats.
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A lot of Zach's humor is instinctive — knowing something's going to be funny without overthinking it.
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Reason should govern society, we must avoid passion, we must avoid the purely instinctive, the irrational.
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Can you get to that level of instinctive, automatic comfort in this kind of technical role?
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This was particularly important given the left's instinctive antipathy towards the market economy and, specifically, bankers.
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Her instinctive hospitality is perhaps all she has left of the life she used to know.
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"When I'm playing well, golf is an instinctive sport," Mickelson said as he searched for answers.
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We aimed to make their movements more human, emotionally charged, instinctive with an element of humor.
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Usually, when she sings, she edges away from stylization—her phrasing and tone feel instinctive, conversational.
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I keep thinking about his honesty, his desire to be brave, his instinctive need for comfort.
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It was the kind of tiny decision women make a hundred times every day—instinctive, automatic.
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The most obvious is instinctive: Why walk into a fictional, trivializing version of one's own distress?
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Children are superior for their instinctive small acts of neighborliness, the small hug, sharing a toy.
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"It's possible that it was just instinctive and he didn't think it through," Ms. Saunders said.
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Yet they played with enough leeway to allow instinctive responses to take over in the moment.
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Much of that investing is done through the Vision Fund, driven by Mr. Son's instinctive approach.
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Perhaps it's mere fashion, an instinctive reflection of the direction the world seems to be taking.
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The farm makes me personally feel an instinctive link to the environment and life over all.
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I know it is a desperate hope, tantalizing in spite of all my instinctive and professional reservations.
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And while these rules can be confusing, they are also instinctive and often rigidly enforced through repetition.
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Rather, we feel it on a more instinctive level, as the ruler of our souls and minds.
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Such generous behaviour was an instinctive outpouring of compassion, rather than a product of vigilance and foresight.
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Perhaps, too, it should not have assumed that all Filipino politicians have an instinctive allegiance to America.
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Inside, on the first page of the pamphlet, Barone anticipated her parents' and various others' instinctive responses.
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"He's not a great natural athlete, but he's a very smart, instinctive football player," he tells Welch.
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Obviously we've benefited enormously from software engineers' twitchy, instinctive desire to speed things up, to create plenitude.
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When relationships end, especially famous ones, an instinctive assumption is that one party must be at fault.
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Chances are, busting out into unstoppable fits of giggles won't be your instinctive reaction to hearing Blood.
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I've always been quite instinctive about these things, but it was quite a rash thing to do.
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Britons, like Americans, fiercely protect their liberty, the genius of their constitution, their instinctive resistance to autocracy.
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After a period of self-reflection, he realized he had to get back to playing instinctive hockey.
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The term is generally taken to refer to our instinctive response when we feel we're being disrespected.
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"You can ask him, but you're not going to get it, because it is instinctive," Collins said.
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Yeah, I mean, for me, it was just something that was, I don't know, instinctive I guess.
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The evolution of that legislation underscores the Republican administration's instinctive reluctance to back large new stimulus spending.
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She understood how instinctive it feels to angle away and be just a little aloof and uncommitted.
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As human beings, our instinctive optimism lulls us into believing the Pittsburgh shooting was an isolated incident.
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"He's not a great natural athlete, but he's a very smart, instinctive football player," he told Welch.
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And as humans, we have an instinctive desire to solve something that history says couldn't be solved.
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In that fecund little valley that divides our rational and and instinctive reactions to machines, Gannon's work thrives.
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These moves look instinctive, but they are exchanges between players who have rehearsed them countless times in training.
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It's not instinctive moaning, the sound of someone running out of options, ready to curl up and die.
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In his instinctive bid to distract and deflect, Trump complained they should be talking about more important things.
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Who is, again, dating a preternaturally instinctive newspaper reporter who can drag him away from a watery grave.
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His genius lay in his eyes and mind, in his instinctive feel for how a move would develop.
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"Massage is a highly specialized profession, but it's really instinctive," Elizabeth Bragg, LMT at Shift Integrative Medicine says.
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Normally, the State Department would serve as a moderating force on the Pentagon's instinctive search for military solutions.
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And it was Bannon who gave an intellectual skeleton to Trump's instinctive, ego-driven brand of white populism.
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To date, only President Ronald Reagan has had the talents and instinctive common sense to pull it off.
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Mr. Preminger, like Mr. Allen, has a dark, dry sound on tenor, and an instinctive resistance to cliché.
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It's our emotional intelligence that gives us the ability to read our instinctive feelings and those of others.
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Intellect needed to be braced by impulse, and impulse should be valued as a kind of instinctive ethics.
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For her, it's a way of exploring that which is instinctive human behavior and that which is learned.
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But it's always instinctive: You never need to worry about what you're doing, only when you're doing it.
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With an instinctive flair for the provocative quote, I began describing the show in the most outrageous terms.
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The flavors of pineapple and pizza work so well together because it tackles two instinctive cravings at once.
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It is instinctive that we mount the hill and attempt to stomp on those who have oppressed us.
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American liberals sometimes sympathize with the Venezuelan president, Nicolás Maduro, out of instinctive resistance to President Trump. Don't.
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He fights in the ring with a fluid and reckless abandon, and an instinctive generosity resides inside him.
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Driving the news: American firms' instinctive deference to Chinese autocrats was thrust into the national spotlight this week.
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I smell a rose and it gives me two paragraphs of rapture about the instinctive nobility of man.
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"This is a classic, instinctive reaction in the market," said Quincy Krosby, chief market strategist at Prudential Financial.
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Now that he has a more enabling staff in place, those snap, instinctive outbursts will increase in frequency.
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The president does not share the instinctive moral revulsion most Americans feel toward white supremacists and neo-Nazis.
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The entire exhibition feels like a large canvas packed with ambiguity, spontaneous association, instinctive expression and personal idiosyncrasy.
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Faced with a dispute, he wields his instinctive judgment by butting the wrong or guilty party with his horn.
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The more you practice, the more instinctive it will become, and the more you'll internalize your new leadership style.
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Famously, the brain parasite causes infected mice to lose their instinctive fear of cats, or more specifically, cat urine.
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Overwatch involves constant on-the-fly improvisational skill, an almost instinctive reaction to ever-changing conditions inside the game.
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That instinctive wariness, combined with the green-leather Torah — there are now deep gashes in the book — saved him.
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My instinctive answer with regard to both E3 and the Oscars is that it's simply a matter of inertia.
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Sheikh Hasina, for her part, is ignoring the Bangladeshi army's instinctive suspicion of India to sign the security pact.
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Why it matters: That number makes instinctive sense to experts but can seem counterintuitive to anyone outside the field.
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Trump shares Bannon's support for European right-wing nationalism, his fear of Islam, and his instinctive hostility to China.
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"Comparison is an instinctive way to gauge how we're doing, but there's rarely any benefit to it," says Rego.
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His instinctive, incessant stoking of his base is interpreted as an effort to emulate his shock 2016 election win.
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But in her instinctive way, she also understood that the event had really come to be about Josh himself.
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"He's a very instinctive player, and there are a couple of times that he gambles and loses," Gase said.
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" He adds: "It taught you, in a really instinctive way, that you just couldn't trust what they were saying.
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Mr Cameron is no instinctive lover of the EU and struggled to make a positive case for continued membership.
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Instead, he relied on an instinctive, emotional response to his surroundings and preferred interacting with locals over rigid itineraries.
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De Gaulle was the farthest thing in the world from an instinctive democrat, but he didn't have to be.
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It's a very instinctive thing the 4/4 dance rhythm, it's there, it's solid and it makes people dance.
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We could complete each other's sentences, and we had an instinctive kind of mutual understanding about people and talent.
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"Really all it is is a return to instinctive mothering," Geldof said on ITV's "This Morning" in November 2013.
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Since "Oprah" went off the air, Winfrey has evolved into an even more instinctive screen actress, for one thing.
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More of the time, we placate our instinctive concern for a noise that probably sounds worse than it feels.
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I wish I could give you all the hints and tricks, but it's a very instinctive feeling for me.
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The routine that perhaps best showcased Russia's seemingly instinctive stranglehold on the discipline, however, was its duet emulating mermaids.
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These initial, instinctive reactions can frame your future thinking and become a runaway train that inhibits your decision making.
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To acknowledge the bottomless nature of certain aches, yet to know, in some instinctive way, that you'll keep going?
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As two former executive branch officials, we are hardly instinctive proponents of Congress taking the lead on foreign policy.
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Two instinctive friends of the common man, only one of whom has been repeatedly charged with stiffing his contractors.
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Even if he didn't intend the laugh, it could have also been the instinctive move of a crafty professional.
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His ideas are a wacko, instinctive melange, ranging from breaking up American alliances to colonizing Iraq for its oil.
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In some respects—his instinctive pro-Europeanism, his friendliness to business—Mr Varadkar sits squarely in the contemporary Irish tradition.
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This is one reason that some may hold a suspicious view of documentaries, or an instinctive dread of educational films.
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But the sector's liberal tendencies—it has few of the instinctive Republicans who populate most boardrooms—also play a part.
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He dove into books on Turkish culture and discovered he had an instinctive knack for languages, from Japanese to English.
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Yet it's this dissonance between a horse's instinctive movement and the elements of dressage that makes dressage such a triumph.
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I don't think you can make a blanket statement on comedy and taste, I just think it's an instinctive thing.
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"To me, it just looked like this spontaneous, instinctive thing, that everyone just started hooking their arms together," he said.
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Here, again, Trump's instinctive response is to avoid any association with his partners' wrongdoings by pretending they're more like acquaintances.
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Amber Rudd, an impressive Remainer—and more of an instinctive liberal than the new PM—goes to the home office.
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"My giving Ford a chance to clarify was instinctive," born of journalistic tradition, he said in a recent email exchange.
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"Trump's foreign policy is instinctive and fragmented," said Teng Jianqun, an American expert at the China Institute of International Studies.
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Heading, from my experience playing and coaching since the 1970s, is one of the least instinctive elements of the game.
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And there is the push and pull between venture capital's data-driven culture and the instinctive way that chefs work.
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His crime is working for President Trump, chastised as an "instinctive ideological enemy" of multilateral institutions by the Financial Times.
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Those who knew Alice and John described them as kind, gentle introverts who understood each other on an instinctive level.
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He can no longer inspire his beloved team to victory, as he once could with instinctive and almost insolent guile.
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Instinctive is one of the companies ahead of the curve today with seamlessly delivered native units showcasing quality branded content.
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But Yiannopoulos's instinctive siding with the Gamergaters points to something absolutely critical for understanding Milo and what he stands for.
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His impressive technique, instinctive approach to partnering and dramatic flair made him one of the company's most well-rounded performers.
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When we, at any age, are upset with someone, most of us are naturally tempted toward an unhealthy, instinctive response.
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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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Pickett's better head movement—less thought about and more instinctive—allowed him to catch Almeida clean with left hooks in close.
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He endows his blighted characters with an instinctive gift for poetry that gropes for patterns in a random and unforgiving universe.
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These things seem as tied to their personalities as the music they like or their favorite books; both chosen and instinctive.
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That is true: he has a far more instinctive feel for companies and capitalism than does Mr Obama, or Mrs Clinton.
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"Trump has an instinctive hatred for multilateral deals with a special venom reserved for NAFTA first among all others," he added.
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But a market in organs or blood, for example, should not be rejected on the basis of instinctive moral repugnance alone.
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From the bland terror of a tax form to the labyrinthian intricacies of customs papers, bureaucratic paperwork can elicit instinctive reactions.
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His first nominee to the Supreme Court has an instinctive reaction to side with big special corporate interest over average folks.
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His instinctive understanding of his fellow outsiders also helped shape his ferocious assault on the GOP establishment — which made him President.
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For all his reputation for "masculine" values, an instinctive Hemingway theme is far more culturally "feminine," a graceful bending under pressure.
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"He was a wonderful actor to work with, he was so damn good and so instinctive as an actor," he says.
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Excessive government secrecy — inherent, instinctive, utterly unnecessary and often bureaucratically self-protective — is poison to the well-being of civil society.
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During the eighth inning, the Giants had Mac Williamson on first base with one out, but instinctive defense halted a rally.
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John Adams bequeathed his skepticism to his son John Quincy, who never overcame his instinctive abhorrence of citizens in the mass.
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And it felt very instinctive to me, because Modern Primitive is this missing link between Flex-Able and Passion and Warfare.
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I hit a certain point where there's so much muscle memory, it becomes instinctive—you do it almost reflexively, half-asleep.
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"The sooner you begin doing a physical, repetitive task, the more ingrained and instinctive that motor skill becomes," Dr. Spetzler said.
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Le Sommer, an instinctive finisher, knew exactly where it would be and slammed it in off the underside of the crossbar.
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These restrictions were less Muslim than Yemeni, instinctive relics of Hoda's parents' own upbringing in a society where honor was paramount.
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Except that Trump's instinctive need to appease dictators appears to be even more powerful than his aversion to imitating his predecessor.
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Calling himself "an instinctive scientist," Takis frequently said he was most interested in making the invisible forces of the universe visible.
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Perhaps most important is their instinctive understanding of attention and how to wield it as both a weapon and a tool.
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Calling himself "an instinctive scientist," Takis frequently said he was most interested in making the invisible forces of the universe visible.
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This is the president for whom the instinctive departure point for decision making is not an agreed objective view of reality.
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In direct contrast to the outward hideous beauty of Manson's stage persona is his instinctive, inherent intelligence and understanding of what matters.
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In a country that retains an instinctive streak of suspicion towards finance, Mr Merz's moneymaking past could throw up difficulties, for instance.
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Not even Ronald Reagan, an instinctive friend of Taiwan, spoke in person to that island's leaders once he won a presidential election.
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Then she almost inadvertently revitalised her career in an instinctive act that officialdom might describe as "vandalism" and her friends as "upcycling".
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It's still going on—the disinformation, the advertising [designed] to counteract people's instinctive knowledge that [what's happening] isn't in their best interest.
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Thanks for all the lovely comments: but it really was just an instinctive reaction to an unpleasant situation, this isn't about me.
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Bo gave an instinctive glance around for grown-ups, even though he knew he wouldn't see any, then flipped it the bird.
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But the truth, I think, is that having been a model, Melania knows the tricks that are instinctive to a younger generation.
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What was stopping this movie from being good other than an instinctive urge to hate it because it was about the internet?
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A large amount of it is instinctive, and you start realizing your motives for making it later, after the work is done.
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The view that violent crime is a kind of instinctive form of political protest is not a new one, or entirely outlandish.
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When someone as culturally important as Prince was, to so many people, dies an instinctive reaction is to want to resurrect them.
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Mr. Roux credited his mother, "an inventive, instinctive cook" whom he enthusiastically assisted in the kitchen, for inspiring him as a chef.
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BRUSSELS — America's allies in Europe and Asia thought they had learned to digest and compensate for the instinctive unpredictability of President Trump.
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Mr. Trump came into office with a completely unconventional foreign policy that combined an instinctive isolationism with theatrical attempts at deal-making.
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If black people moved into the Galleria, white people would flee, he said, adding that it would be more instinctive than intentional.
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The way they moved and drove and spoke—their visible fatigue spiked with animal alertness—signalled an instinctive grasp of the environment.
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And how long can the governing institutions that he has incessantly challenged stand his wielding of instinctive yet often-erratic executive authority?
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He developed a reputation as an all-around record man, with a keen eye for future stars and an instinctive marketing sense.
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It's a knowing and instinctive dive into the battered heritages of countries that continue to hope for a second wind of democracy.
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"He's one of the most instinctive players that's ever played the game and he sees things that he should share," Dipoto said.
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His aggressive policies — proposing to impose a massive tariff on Chinese goods, for example — could simply be the result of instinctive hawkishness.
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There, she instinctively sought comfort in alternative creations: instinctive, crude drawings with her healthy left hand and comforting, plush pillows shaped like breasts.
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Absent any workable strategic concept, the style will be transactional, similar to Obama's but without the current President's informed pragmatism and instinctive caution.
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On Thursday, you'll take instinctive action due to a lack of clarity in relationships, when the Sun faces off with nebulous planet Neptune.
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He's a knock-down shooter from beyond the arc (38 percent for his career, 45.6 percent this season) and a smart, instinctive cutter.
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Trump's instinctive response was in keeping with what we have seen in the past: revert to campaign mode, shifting blame to domestic rivals.
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But Anderson came in with a brilliant, instinctive glove save, and the ruling on the ice said that it was a no-goal.
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We all saw the hit at home and thought the worst, so it's instinctive to blame the spotters for not doing the same.
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It could be a direct attempt to communicate, or it could be an instinctive reaction when in the presence of an attentive human.
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His reactions to provocations are as instinctive, and as predictable, as a knee jerking when a doctor hits it with a rubber hammer.
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Perhaps out of an instinctive respect for religion in general, both seem careful to avoid falling into any kind of anti-Islamic essentialism.
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"So this is a situation where your instinctive response, getting in your car and leaving, is actually the most dangerous answer," Wellerstein said.
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After all, if he's working on impulse, his instinctive actions will never be random: they'll still follow recurring patterns based on his character.
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And with his instinctive understanding of connecting with fans over social media, he's transformed those once-niche interests into an ever-growing kingdom.
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Their 1990 debut album, "People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm," was steeped in Afrocentrism, as were many songs in later albums.
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His instinctive defense of the locals who led restricted lives under colonialism came into crushing conflict with his bleak view of their societies.
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Such instinctive denials were a fixture of the Soviet Union, where the Communist Party treated any questioning of its infallibility as a crime.
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We seem to have an almost instinctive desire for this piece to remain the same, to be the opera we encountered as children.
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For all of his faults, Trump's instinctive desire to end the nuclear deal is more reality-based than the arguments of his critics.
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I would make an instinctive start and each time slip helplessly from the chair and land in a sitting position on the floor.
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In the interview, Mr. Hiss said that one challenge of their collaboration was getting Mr. Chung to translate his instinctive cooking into recipes.
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It's a personal barricade—don't approach—but also an instinctive attempt to preserve privacy, for the asker as well as for the asked.
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Ms. Meade has rare gifts: a deep, rich sound with unforced carrying power; impressive agility; instinctive feeling for supple phrasing and expressive color.
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Trump insiders promise this is more than a mood: It's the result of Trump's instinctive desire to win, after a series of dropped balls.
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Civil law was created by people in power to keep them in power, while natural law is the instinctive difference between right and wrong.
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It was almost instinctive, combining a sense of history, a sense of justice and deep understanding for the place of remembrance in Jewish belief.
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Mr Trump may admire the country's recent decision, but he will make an unpredictable, unfamiliar partner—especially compared with Hillary Clinton, an instinctive Anglophile.
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"A joy of filmmaking pervades the movie, and an instinctive understanding of the medium is evident," Elvis Mitchell wrote in The New York Times.
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Maybe it's my instinctive distrust of bored billionaires treating the world as their playground, but I'm always dubious about Elon Musk's various moonshot projects.
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"Support" aims to "generate an instinctive and immediate understanding of the environmental impact for places such as Venice," per Quinn's statement for Halcyon Gallery.
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Whether it ever got any better than that, whether Owen became less instinctive and burdened by expectations as he matured — that is another matter.
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This isn't as much of a surprise as it might seem: Trump has always been more of an instinctive hawk than was genuinely believed.
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"He's an instinctive player with tons of savvy—he's responsive to cues and tips," his former coach with the Seahawks, Pete Carroll, told me.
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"He has an instinctive feel for how millennials are going to want to have community work experiences without joining large corporations," Mr. Isaacson said.
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Recommended for children 8 and older, the event will include a discussion of the instinctive behaviors that make undomesticated species unsuitable for people's homes.
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This is soccer's instinctive reaction in this situation, the idea that a player bought for a king's ransom is duly saddled with unrealistic expectations.
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And the looming midterm elections — for which Mr. Kelly has no instinctive feel — provide Mr. Trump with added incentive to listen to other voices.
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They feel an instinctive aversion to tyrants everywhere, and an underlying sympathy for democratic regimes, even those with whom we may currently have disputes.
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In other words, just about all the peoples of the world are instinctive nationalists; it's globalism that is the strange mutation, afflicting mostly the West.
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He was diagnosed in May 28, one month after A Tribe Called Quest released their first album, People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm.
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Some nuclear observers say Trump's reaction to New START is simply par for the course given his instinctive dislike of any policy championed by Obama.
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I DON'T PRETEND TO BE. AND THAT BOTHERS ME. I LIKE TO GO INTO A COMPANY THAT I SAY TO MYSELF INSTINCTIVE, THIS IS GREAT.
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The president's instinctive paranoia, together with a sense of self-esteem at once inordinate and fragile, have invited contempt from allies and manipulation by enemies.
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One instinctive Tory response was to make security an issue, on the grounds that an anti-nuclear Mr Corbyn can never be trusted on defence.
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Eve Polastri (Sandra Oh), the MI6 officer tasked with tracking Villanelle down, is instinctive and determined; Carolyn Martens (Fiona Shaw), her boss, is puzzlingly wily.
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But Shepard's instinctive sense of dramatic form had by this time melded with a tragic, melancholy sense of all-American dreams somehow gone horribly wrong.
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There is a safety and acceptance that identity connotes, as well as an instinctive and deeply held fear that Jews can never truly be safe.
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As I mentioned, stretching is a seemingly instinctive activity when you wake up -- or any other time when you've been sedentary for a prolonged period.
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But Marshall is also an instinctive collaborator, who has made two records using other people's songs ("The Covers Record," from 2000, and "Jukebox," from 2008).
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And except for maybe Switzerland's Xherdan Shaqiri, few can strike a scissors kick with such instinctive and almost violent unexpectedness as Rooney still might do.
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Clinton, like her husband, is an instinctive triangulater, someone who has always positioned herself smack dab in the middle of where the Democratic Party is.
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Mani da's extensive writings come from a place where the intellect is articulated in simple language, conveying thought processes that are highly instinctive and profound.
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The predominant weapon for both teams is their speed going forward, catapulting players with instinctive talent into positions from where their genius can prove lethal.
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They see needs and respond with an instinctive and sometimes reckless series of "yeses" — and later on figure out how they're going to address them.
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The president, Donald J. Trump, took out after LeBron James on Friday in a way that felt instinctive, as the hound dog pursues the hare.
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This apparently instinctive judgment appears to play an important role in people's ordinary way of making sense of their lives and the world around them.
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The last dramatic scene shows how this almost instinctive loyalty tipped the balance in favour of what only now looks like a pre-ordained ending.
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Ben Brantley praised the script's "distinctively awkward dialogue" and its star, Joel Perez ("Fun Home"), who gives an instinctive yet disciplined, all-out emotional performance.
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The four central performers chart their characters' fraying ties with a graceful, instinctive grasp of the hierarchies and role playing that occur within such relationships.
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And any close examination of that record, beyond his high-profile rhetoric at debates, suggests that Trump is an instinctive advocate for US military force.
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And as New Hampshire voter Anita Wilkie told BuzzFeed News, it might just be directly related to a candidate who can trigger an instinctive response.
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But at the Louvre-Lens Museum's Amour (Love) exhibition, the eye also receives emotive vibrations of equal intensity, creating a space for hot, instinctive thought.
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On the other, I don't know that the show gains much from "Make America Gay Again" winks besides an instinctive "Woo!" from the studio audience.
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In a discussion of Fargo at the sadly defunct film website the Dissolve, Keith Phipps writes: Marge is a great detective: fast, instinctive, and canny.
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Speaking of that instinctive reaction, there's video of you interacting with Quipt, one of your earlier projects, reaching out your hand as if to pet it.
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Trump also wants big tax cuts and a business-friendly pro-growth agenda, though that is complicated by his instinctive protectionism and hostility to trade agreements.
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But those who have worked closely with him were not sweating the result, pointing to the President's instinctive comic timing and delivery of searing one-liners.
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They theorize that such a person would tend to have a better instinctive understanding of Trump's sensibilities — and would be more likely to retain his respect.
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Absent words, it felt like the most telling moment of the evening, a memorable, instinctive reaction to what I imagined must have been a Trump howler.
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It was a genuinely instinctive mood of the body though; the patterns and sequences were in tune with how I felt and how I moved naturally.
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In a November Wired interview, Jean Jullien, the artist who created the iconic "Peace for Paris" symbol, described creating his image as an "instinctive, human reaction".
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Once that happens, the behavior is almost instinctive and "the brain starts working less and less," Charles Duhigg, author of "The Power of Habit" told NPR.
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But just like the handshakes, a hug -- something I didn't think about until I was already doing it -- is a natural and instinctive thing to do.
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"The chemicals are so disgusting they induce vomit in the majority of cases, and elicit an instinctive response to run away immediately," the Indiegogo page promises.
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A voracious reader and an instinctive decision maker, Mr. Mehta could spot great books and, coming from a paperback world, had no qualms about pushing them.
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As in "The Moviegoer," they reach for family ties — fraying, disintegrating, even in the once tightly connected South — as an instinctive response to their spiritual vertigo.
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"It is his instinctive ability to recognize the museum-quality pieces across all of these many periods that makes him truly stand out," Mr. Warren said.
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Although he is far from sophisticated when it comes to politics, he has a strong instinctive feel for the centrality of partisan polarization to modern politics.
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Biophilia is our instinctive human love of nature, and it is behind a growing design movement in workplaces that is making employees healthier and more productive.
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As a composer, Mr. Kirchner demonstrated that one could write works of rigorous complexity employing modernist techniques but in an instinctive, richly expressive, viscerally dramatic way.
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He is a master at keeping all eyeballs glued upon him, and he does it with an instinctive feel for what makes emotion-churning political theater.
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Quantification can obscure more than it helps, but qualitative evaluations are prone to all kinds of cognitive biases, to subconscious emotions, to instinctive individual political leanings.
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"We're interested in the point when the natural and instinctive human ability to recognize faces is appropriated and utilized by the state and its machinery," Chanarin says.
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I can't adequately convey how instinctive and unintelligent this whole thing is: I just see money spilling on the floor and I have to pick it up.
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" But casual sexism and instinctive defense of domestic abusers aside, the most headline-grabbing allegation against Kelly is that he has referred to Trump as an "idiot.
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The rhythm, I suspect, would have been more languorous, as if the weather had seeped into people's lazy bones, whereas Guadagnino, an instinctive modernist, is more incisive.
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"My instinctive feeling right now is that Trump is gonna win, beat Hillary badly, that it could be landslide proportions," he said during his show on Wednesday.
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The president's instinctive zero-sum approach to real estate negotiations — clear winners and clear losers — has now become evident in his approach to trade, immigration and diplomacy.
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A lot of us are too scatterbrained, lazy or instinctive to make all our plans days or weeks ahead of time and put them on a calendar.
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This chemical reaction enables that person to gather the same sorts of instinctive emotions as the players on the pitch, despite not actually playing in the game.
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At 93, he had been in the office for a decade, building a reputation as a shrewd, instinctive agent with a gift for getting people to talk.
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Mr. Todorov, 24 when he emigrated, had grown up with an instinctive skepticism toward government, one that relented after the fall of the Iron Curtain in 1989.
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The camera whips to each new target with the assurance of someone who knows all the combinations, and has instinctive, practiced access to every code and cheat.
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A Tribe Called Quest's "People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm" Everything on that record resonates so deeply in my DNA and also my daughters' DNA.
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High summer, spanning "The Flower of My Secret" (1995) and "Volver" (2006), bestowed a new complexity on his instinctive warmth, with plots that folded in on themselves.
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With Tobin Heath dangerous on the right flank and the diminutive midfielder Rose Lavelle capable of moments of instinctive brilliance, striker Alex Morgan is rarely starved of service.
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The sight of the foreign substance penetrating the head is repulsive in a way that taps into basic human instinctive fear of creepy-crawlies attacking us from within.
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It turns humans into cyborgs of sorts, pairing our instinctive knowledge of when notes should be played with a computer's ability to say which notes should come next.
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The instinctive response of many conservationists to the sprawl of Homo sapiens across Earth's surface is to fence off sprawl-free areas as rapidly and extensively as possible.
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A single step requires dozens of muscles, joints, and ligaments working in concert from toe to hip, with the brain and body making instinctive adjustments on the fly.
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"At one point, Harry and Meghan turned, looked into each others eyes and smiled to each other during an instinctive show of love for each other," said Hussein.
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She explains how the abstract idea for "a new park" is meaningless unless it accounts for the instinctive ways that residents in the area currently use constructed spaces.
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My instinctive liberal side wishes he would more consistently swing that way, but my dispassionate, citizen side appreciates his willingness to consider each case on its own merits.
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Photograph by Jason Fulford for The New Yorker It is precisely the instinctive, demotic appeal of color that has sometimes led to its being discounted as mere showmanship.
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In art imitating life terms, no mere TV show on a network television should have the gall or instinctive foresight to depict this kind of raw black thought.
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The instinctive response, hardened by the summer arrivals of Jose Mourinho, Antonio Conte and Pep Guardiola – and of Jurgen Klopp last autumn – is that it most certainly cannot.
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Then — once you've broken into the realm of dancing atoms and burglarized it for an idea — you have to do mysterious, instinctive things with rhythm and word order.
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It's also not clear how Skunk Lock can promise that an "instinctive response to run away immediately" will really prevent a thief from finishing the job, but whatever.
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It's good because Anolik has an instinctive grasp of why Babitz mattered as a writer and because, despite her apparent protestations to the contrary, she's done her homework.
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BEN BRANTLEY I agree with that, Jesse, although I think Ms. Murphy has a more intellectual — as opposed to instinctive — grasp of the part than Ms. Midler does.
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But a lot of it is just the kind of loose, instinctive jumping and flailing you're going to be doing to it on dancefloors for the next year.
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"Prosecutors and investigators like the element of surprise when you can get more instinctive (and often truthful) responses," said Daniel Goldman, a former federal prosecutor, in a text.
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The downside of instinctive leadership Thursday was not the first time that Trump's determination to honor his populist, nationalist campaign rhetoric had sent shock waves around the globe.
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"I think it's become more instinctive and more intuitive for me to just know where the pins are that I'm going to play a certain way," explained Mickelson.
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As the instinctive self-confidence of a closed society gives way to a new oversensitivity, names become infused with the special anxiety of wanting to control India's image.
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In the process, he seems to have retained Trump's loyalty, even as critics of the administration (including Hayden) credit him with having reined in the president's instinctive isolationism.
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Looking up into the rearview mirror, for example, to see what is beside you in the BMW i8 is not instinctive for a driver trained to perform shoulder checks.
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Trump's ideology, a conspiratorial right-wing populism that has proven immensely popular with a large segment of Republican voters, isn't merely a product of his nativism or instinctive authoritarianism.
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It's a question we can't answer definitively, but there's an instinctive perception, based on feminine personas and racial bias, that things might be different if we cast other characters.
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It offers a goldmine of lessons about people and life — our instinctive behaviors, what makes us excel and what troubles lie ahead if we give into our inherent savageries.
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Fenced in by barbed wire, she grabs at the wire in an instinctive act of self-punishment, a look of dazed contrition on her cold mask of a face.
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"Young adults supplement vocal interactions with textual ones — rather than replacing them out of some instinctive fear of interacting with a human being," concluded a Nielsen Norman Group report.
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"On the internet we are warned quite a lot visually, and through sound, but somehow, smell is missing, even though it's the most instinctive way of communicating," says Wijnsma.
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An instinctive centrist, Merkel has often seemed most comfortable working with parties well to her left, including the Social Democrats (SPD), with whom she currently governs, or the Greens.
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It appears Trump has made an instinctive personal decision, after forming the beginnings of a bond with Strange, whom he now views as a loyal soldier in the Senate.
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I'm going to give my instinctive answer because I don't invest enough to actually have stats on this, but you see great LA companies like Snapchat, and that's great.
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Communication planet Mercury enters your house of family and your roots on Tuesday, giving you the ability to tap into your memory bank and speak from an instinctive place.
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More telling is the fact that both characters are instinctive paranoiacs, and that Aronofsky seems so quick to frame his heroines purely, and perturbingly, in terms of their hysteria.
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The alternative view is that Grant was a great instinctive Clausewitzian who believed in forcing the decisive battle no matter how brutal, and who strenuously avoided any peripheral engagement.
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She calls it #resistancegenealogy, and it only takes a few online tools and some instinctive sleuthing for her to call out public figures who oppose common forms of immigration.
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Reinforcing that attitude is the fact that it's surprisingly easy, even instinctive, for human beings to live in a small community — anything below Dunbar's Number — with very little privacy.
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A direct subordinate of no less a figure than the director Frank Capra, he was soon put together with the inspired Looney Tunes animator Chuck Jones, another instinctive genius.
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Watching "Chernobyl," I was left with this disquieting thought: At least the Soviet Union had Mikhail Gorbachev, with his instinctive decency and honesty, at the top during that crisis.
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" Jan Seidler Ramirez, chief curator at the National September 11 Memorial Museum in Manhattan, said that to collect contemporaneously is to engage in "fast, emotional, gut-instinctive decision-making.
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But Eric Fish, a writer who has studied Chinese millennials, said that the generation born after the Tiananmen Square massacre lacks the instinctive fear of authority of older generations.
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There appears to be no hard line in our imagined hierarchy of the animal kingdom, below which self-medication is instinctive and above which medicinal behavior derives from learning.
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I think trust is one of the hardest things to feel on such an instinctive level, but I knew in that moment that I could trust her with anything.
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Best known as the host of "The Daily Show," Mr. Noah brings to his comedy an outsider's gift for observation and an instinctive radar for the absurdities of life.
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Their native keenness, their instinctive elegance, their flexibility of mind, are their only hierarchy; and these make the daughters of the people the equals of the most lofty dames.
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Watching him in such moments, you are sure to feel an embarrassed empathy for Mr. Sobelle, awash in your own instinctive fears of being on undignified and unprotected display.
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That this ambitious novel nearly works is a testament to her considerable gifts as a novelist, her instinctive access to the most intricate threads of human thought and feeling.
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At this point, range anxiety is just about loss aversion and status-quo bias — people's instinctive nervousness toward the new, their unwillingness to let go of what they have.
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The sailors had to demonstrate "an intimate and instinctive knowledge of more than 30 complex engineering systems, which operate their nuclear submarine and keep its crew safe," a statement said.
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Many identify with her nervous desire to manage Robert's feelings, her instinctive need to not disappoint him or make him angry or do anything that might label her a "bitch".
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And when they do encounter black people, their instinctive reactions tend to be the same as the ones they have to anyone physically different from themselves: They're curious, not hateful.
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First described by Japanese roboticist Masahiro Masi in 1970, it is defined as a level of semi-realistic human appearance in nonhuman things that triggers instinctive terror or visceral disgust.
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His supporters say his swift victory burnishes his brand as an outsider who is willing to challenge the status quo, as well as displaying his instinctive feel for public opinion.
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At the same time, movies like Spider-Man 2 were playing off the superhero genre's instinctive notion of replaying the September 11 terrorist attacks as stories where no one died.
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In neurological terms, he bypasses the prefrontal cortex, where we make deliberate "executive" decisions, to target the amygdala, which controls our instinctive responses to stimuli such as fear and threat.
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And that becomes key in a movie that's so much about the clash of animal wills and bodies, and about the rules — both instinctive and traditional — that guide their behavior.
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Now, as the country struggles with how these instinctive judgments shape our lives, the Justice Department is trying to minimize the role of bias in law enforcement and the courts.
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I've seen flashes of our animal selves in the most unlikely places: genius professors reduced to grunting rage, and overweight shut-ins catching a falling object with sudden, instinctive grace.
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Banks have followed suit and removed the sort of instinctive decision-making by more experienced traders that in the past would have prevented large-scale trading at off-market prices.
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She is theatre's postmodern expert, and has an instinctive sense of how Shakespeare and opera and fashion and pop concerts might draw from the same dark web of psychological information.
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Synchronized swimmers do use goggles in training, but they are banned in competitions, where athletes dazzle with sparkly costumes, balletic underwater moves and a seemingly instinctive connection with their partners.
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That duel was remarkable not only because rain intervened when Williams first held a match point but also because of the range of shot-making of the instinctive young Russian.
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The bad news is that the country's initial response to the coronavirus appears to have suffered from an instinctive unwillingness to let bad news flow up the chain of command.
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In an instinctive and hurried attempt to preserve the details of his life and accomplishments, the filmmaker contacted several publications across the nation hoping that one would publish Joisel's obituary.
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Clark also sought advice from several parachute graybeards, engineers who'd trained under Theodor Knacke and Helmut Heinrich and who still possessed an instinctive feel for how fabric reacts to extreme stress.
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Corbyn, an instinctive critic of the EU, has so far resisted calls to make his party a wholesale supporter of a second referendum, keen to keep on board Labour Brexit supporters.
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Their 1990 debut album "People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm" featured the single "Can I Kick It" and Taylor's high-pitched voice became a distinctive part of their sound.
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When you read Gup's column, perhaps you, too, will react so negatively to Trump as to reach the same instinctive reaction: that he lacks basic humanity as you define that term.
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But it is the assault on their worthiness -- as human beings -- that inspires such defiance, as if there is a sacred boundary of humanity that cannot be crossed without instinctive rebellion.
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Clinton, by way of her service in the administration and her eagerness to defend the president's policies on the campaign trail, "is seen as having a more instinctive identification with Obama."
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But billionaires largely haven't overcome their instinctive wariness of spending fast on things they haven't vetted — and so even the best-intentioned among them are spending down their fortunes relatively slowly.
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In three seasons at L.S.U., Adams had 17.5 tackles for a loss and five interceptions, establishing himself as what Maccagnan called "an exceptionally instinctive" defender against the run and in coverage.
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It is, or should be, an elite enterprise, ideally undertaken by individuals who bring something to the party beyond their hasty, instinctive opinions of a book (or any other cultural object).
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The leaders of Israel's other centrist parties also demonstrate their instinctive understanding of the changing trends when they all (at least for now) resist the pressure to join forces with Labor.
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The instinctive reaction in equities is that this is okay, that they're fine with the Fed's move toward watchful waiting and that the Fed will be prepared to act if necessary.
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Were there specific experiences you had or art that you've interacted with or people in your life that have helped you find that zone or perspective of being more egoless and instinctive?
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It worked exactly as you'd think a totally instinctive mammalian process that had been operating for thousands of years would — but if it hadn't, then it would have been a lot harder.
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The first record, "Instinctive Travels," was great, but then "Low End Theory" was the record that everyone says ... when they think of A Tribe Called Quest taking it to the next level.
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Straightening lightening changes its visual appearance and meaning to us, and I really just had this instinctive urge to do it, precisely because it would change my relationship with truly wild nature.
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This début novel sketches the barbaric politics of elementary school with terrifying clarity: loyalties won and dissolved over hair ties, the instinctive violence of small humans barely cognizant of consequence or remorse.
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During the decade in which F.D.R. improvised the New Deal (much to the young Reagan's admiration), Willkie evolved into its foe by virtue of his instinctive libertarian sympathies and his professional position.
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The rest is a swirl of instinctive reactions: He welcomes Russia's military intervention in Syria; he would "bomb the hell" out of ISIS in Iraq; he'd resume waterboarding; he'd keep Guantánamo open.
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" Mr. Taylor said of the partnership in an interview last year, as A Tribe Called Quest marked the 25th anniversary of its debut album, "People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm.
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Law had an instinctive understanding of finance and a love of risk, and it is tempting to wonder what would have happened if he had lent his services to the English government.
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The detestation that any rational soul spontaneously feels for the Yankees is so innocent, so uncontaminated by spite — just instinctive revulsion before something obscene, like the goat-headed god of the diabolists.
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This is a critical omission in a movie whose most fascinating element is its hero's instinctive, near-magical approach to a game that's increasingly dominated by the exhaustive use of computer simulations.
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Nor, despite Mr. Trump's relentless insistence that the party has surrendered its agenda to the left-wing "Squad," have most liberals abandoned their core faith in free markets or their instinctive patriotism.
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Mr. Francis, who has two daughters, had an instinctive reaction: What about all of Ms. Poole's colleagues who will be subject to the passenger's future advances if nobody teaches him a lesson?
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Part of public redesign recoil comes from people's instinctive distaste for sudden change, said Debbie Millman, host of the podcast Design Matters and the School of Visual Arts' chair of master's in branding.
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" "She is a gifted comedienne whose humor is instinctive and whose power to amuse comes from exquisite timing, a flair for the outrageous, and -- I trust she'll forgive me for saying so -- balls.
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On any Android phone, my favorite shortcut is the double tap of the power button to launch the camera — a quick, instinctive action — which the U12 Plus turns into a comically haphazard frustration.
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The many paths from Trump to Russia "We are seeing the results of him being a bit undisciplined, impulsive, instinctive and intuitive, little patience for preparation and little patience for process," said Hayden.
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The trick was combining those attributes to an optimum balance to keep them rhythmically scything through the water, and Bond said they had now developed something of an instinctive feel in the boat.
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At the same time, my instinctive reaction on meeting a Trump voter gave me pause—If I didn't want to date a Trump supporter, did that mean I had crossed into intolerance myself?
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When he seduced little boys, he had an instinctive understanding of where the flaws were in the family, where the weaknesses were, and what the little boys were lacking at that particular time.
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"People no longer have that innate desire and that instinctive desire to be in our business," said Jay Haines, a founder of Grace Blue, a search firm that works with the advertising industry.
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" He added, "This instinctive desire to keep things secret is so engrained, that even relating to events in the early 1960s, the idea that they can't be released at this point is absurd.
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Even in Europe, that sentiment seems powerful enough to have so far smothered the instinctive reaction of popular fury that seems to spring to life whenever the United States flexes its military muscle.
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Mr. Sahota — who studied mathematics in college and said he read his first novel at the age of 18 — has an instinctive sense of storytelling, immersing us in the dilemmas of his characters.
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"As it was reflected by its artistic direction (or maybe its lack of artistic direction), Bromance laid its foundations on instinctive desires, around artists who had different musical backgrounds and aspirations," wrote Barron.
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The goal of implicit-bias training is not to rid people of their dispositions — that would be like trying to convince someone with an instinctive dislike for Abstract Expressionism that it was worthwhile.
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It's in Biller's ability to evoke her influences with such spot-on accuracy that even someone who hasn't spent a lot of time watching Technicolor horror from the 1960s can feel instinctive recognition.
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"Larry Walker carried all five tools, and was the most instinctive player I have ever seen play the game," said Dick Monfort, the Rockies' owner and chairman in a team statement released Friday.
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Caught in desperate situations, the characters often resort to desperate measures that become almost instinctive, as if they have ingested so much of the war that savagery is now a way of life.
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Even if you don't know Mr. Platt, this is the instinctive response to his performance, a nightly display of almost unbearable anguish and likely to earn him a Tony Award on June 103.
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He seems to have an instinctive affinity for authoritarian figures, from his professed "love" for North Korean dictator Kim Jung Un to praise for the Philippines' leader Rodrigo Duterte's bloody, repressive drug war.
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Biden was sure-footed throughout, effectively making the basic rationale for his candidacy — that he is the best candidate to beat Trump, in part because of his instinctive understanding of middle-class concerns.
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There are obviously other influences we all share that cause us to fall for people over time, but what replaces that raw, instinctive attraction that, for many sighted people, is based on looks alone?
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With Steve Bannon out of the administration and marginalized, the highest-level policy advisers in the Trump administration generally do not share the president's instinctive hostility toward the global order — and today, it showed.
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In four acts, An Offense to the Sense highlights humanity's instinctive desire for unity through a series of nonsensical arguments between a gang of eccentric neighbors with names like Mr. Doingtoomuch and Nas Leber.
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Though he has the support of many Democrats in the Senate, he has no House collaborator or Republican co-sponsors, though he said that he has not encountered any "instinctive" opposition to his idea.
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And then there is the seamless transfer of personas that marks Tribe's instinctive travels, the tradeoff of bars, the suspension of the rules of beginnings and endings, where one voice leads into the next.
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At this point, you might be finding my analogy between Civ over-expansion and Black Friday sales tenuous, but at the heart of both ailments is the instinctive desire to not waste an opportunity.
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Pegg said the addition of Jaylah, a skilled physical fighter and instinctive tactician stranded on a dangerous world, to the familiar Trek cast of characters was a welcome, much-needed addition to the film.
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Bullock and Tines are two of the strongest American actor-singers to emerge in recent years; their instinctive sympathy with Adams and Sellars's vision recalls prior work by Lorraine Hunt-Lieberson and Sanford Sylvan.
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He was a storyteller rather than a "literary" writer, a sort of street-dog Nabokov; fluent in six languages, he passed punningly from one to the other in a dazzling display of instinctive interlineation.
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"She's a genius at finding affection in an insult," Ms. McNulty said, adding that she believes Ms. Lampanelli's understanding of how to unspool a joke gives her an instinctive sense for structuring a play.
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" A few years later, in his highly influential book The Liberal Tradition in America, the political scientist Louis Hartz would suggest that "the reality of atomistic social freedom" is "instinctive in the American mind.
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Much of millennial consumer culture is about our instinctive sense of precarity, our allergy to corporate signifiers, and our formless urge to be good people who won't screw up the world all over again.
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Denver selected Carmelo Anthony with the third overall pick in the 2003 draft, but expectations around the league remained exceptionally as Bzdelik's instinctive aim was still to instill beneficial habits in his young roster.
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We become "persons," whose actions make sense in terms of things like reasons and obligations and free choice — a different order of explanation than biologists have recourse to when talking about instinctive animal behavior.
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In an interview with the New York Times, Updegrove said the elder Bush, 93, who served as president from 1989 to 1993, had an instinctive dislike of Trump though he did not know him personally.
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The winner of the 2100 Pritzker, regarded as the Nobel Prize of architecture, Aravena says the vast 'favelas' in cities such as Rio de Janeiro highlight human resilience and the instinctive capacity for home-building.
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Though these examples are much more serious than the spats Houston and Brown were known for, they suggest that for all too many black women, protecting the reputations of black men is an instinctive impulse.
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A CDU woman through and through—she joined at 19, and worked her way up through endless committees and ministerial posts—she is an instinctive big-tenter who will look left and right for votes.
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Older people, especially, who were actually in the workforce 20 years ago probably recognize this on an instinctive level, even if they can no more explain the precise nature of the deterioration than Trump can.
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That instinctive reflex was what got him into trouble Saturday, when he condemned violence on "many sides," appearing to draw a moral equivalence between neo-Nazis and opponents who showed up to protest their rally.
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Trump's canny callbacks to Reagan require only instinctive revanchism; he doesn't need to seriously consider any political questions in order to invoke the Gipper and reap the adulation of college Republicans in all fifty states.
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First salvo Mueller's command of the Washington game and mechanics of the law, on show in his first salvo against the Trump team, also represent a test for Trump's instinctive mastery of disruption and diversion.
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This is what I wish I had said to my new friend from South Africa: What I love most about New York is that strangers befriend strangers in the most unexpected and instinctive of ways.
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The instinctive faith in quarterback Eli Manning could easily have backfired, since the target on the play, Sterling Shepard, had just dropped a pass on a key third-down conversion attempt a few minutes earlier.
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It is instinctive to turn the back when taking damage, and on the bottom of mount the instinct of most men overcomes their training when they take a few good, solid blows to the head.
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That type of response "is a common, instinctive reaction - it's a form of psychological self-protection," added Shirakawa, who became pregnant because of the rape, which she didn't report to police, and had an abortion.
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And judging by her instinctive poise, commanding condescension and cut-glass accent, she can't be in that much doubt, though she does sometimes go all wobbly when ghosts of the Romanov Empire dance around her.
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For Sisi, who rose as a creature of the system, the response to the Metrojet crisis was essentially to step back and allow the government to follow its instinctive course of defensiveness, denial, and inflexibility.
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For both Americas, the instinctive response can be to dig in deeper to the self-assuring echo chamber of groupthink, rather than to acknowledge a failure in understanding the "other" 1-in-2 Americans alive today.
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It stores instinctive 'muscle memory' to move around," wrote its creator, Rongzhong Li. "An optional AI chip, such as Raspberry Pi can be mounted on top of Nybble's back, to help Nybble with perception and decision.
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"SHOUT OUT to #DaisyRidley for no particular reason other than she is a brilliantly natural, instinctive actor, a delight to work with & the best piggy-back ride in the business!" he captioned the collage of photos.
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The President -- an instinctive, outspoken, impatient New Yorker -- often decries checks on his power, thinks the Senate is a talking shop and is as different as it is possible to be from the charisma-challenged McConnell.
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Dianne Feinstein , who chaired the committee from 2009 to 2015, is played by Annette Bening, with perfect pitch; any instinctive liberal alarm, you sense, has to be calmed and schooled by the demands of senatorial Realpolitik.
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Still, the instinctive, forceful and less-nuanced approach of Trump contrasts with the more circumspect strategy pursued by Obama after Green Revolution protests broke out in response to a disputed election win by President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
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That last point might seem minor, but as anyone who's ever been molested by a stranger in public can tell you, it's instinctive—or at least, intensely conditioned—to interpret a misdemeanor assault as an accident.
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The election, the first since the army's removal of 94-year-old Mugabe, passed off relatively smoothly but its aftermath revealed the deep rifts in Zimbabwean society and the instinctive heavy-handedness of the security forces.
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But the actress admits that her first attempt at the quiz revealed her Patronus to be something she found equally, if not more, offensive: The tragic thing is Salmon was my second (more centred, instinctive) attempt.
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James Martin's new book on L.G.B.T. Catholics, "Building a Bridge," I learned that according to the Gospels, when Jesus meets people who feel like they are on the margins, his instinctive response is to welcome them.
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Everyone's OK, but that single moment -- his instinctive response to think of himself, not them, during a near-death experience -- becomes a growing source of friction, one that continues to fester the longer it goes unaddressed.
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The situation is "as volatile as it has been at any point in many years, one that will challenge an instinctive, combative and relatively inexperienced commander in chief," our chief White House correspondent, Peter Baker, writes.
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Political scientists have argued that over the past two decades, people's attitudes toward the union have passed through two stages: from broad acceptance in the 1960s and '70s to an instinctive skepticism from the '80s onward.
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In his 1989 book Intoxication, the American pharmacologist Ronald K Siegel concluded that after the basic human desires of hunger, thirst, and sex comes a "fourth drive," an instinctive urge to change our ordinary state of awareness.
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As "Kaboom" demonstrated, Mr. Gallagher has a keen reportorial eye, a distinctive voice and an instinctive sympathy for the people he is writing about, and he uses those gifts here to immerse us in his characters's lives.
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The Brazilian steadied the team with a fantastic and instinctive one-handed save early in the game, but after 52 minutes, he failed to reach a corner kick, and Óscar Duarte powerfully headed Espanyol into the lead.
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Once it became clear there was more to the story, conservative media quickly coalesced behind the students, saying they were the real victims in this case: victims of liberals' instinctive dismissal of anyone wearing a MAGA cap.
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In 2015, Tribe celebrated the 25th anniversary of its debut album by releasing a commemorative issue of "People's Instinctive Travels And The Paths Of Rhythm," which featured remixes from artists J. Cole, Pharrell, and Cee-Lo Green.
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In his 1989 book Intoxication, the American pharmacologist Ronald K. Siegel concluded that after the basic human desires of hunger, thirst, and sex comes a "fourth drive," an instinctive urge to change our ordinary state of awareness.
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Trump's alleged retreat from Pax Americana could easily be motivated not by just by a desire for offshore balancing but by an admiration, rooted in instinctive authoritarianism, for traditional hostile powers like North Korea, Russia or China.
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In addition to having enough cachet to get away with taking an unconventional route through the late innings, a manager has to have the analytical and instinctive components―otherwise all that theory is unlikely to yield results.
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The original Spider-Man, an upwardly striving, working-class New York kid, was also a child of the '60s, a beacon to outsiders and rebels of every color and background, an instinctive democrat and a natural pluralist.
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"We live in a democracy where the First Amendment isn't instinctive," said Mike Hiestand, the senior legal counsel at the Student Press Law Center, a group that provides free legal help to high school and college journalists.
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Trump's crisis management reveals defining attributes of this most unique of political careers: The irrepressible energy of a force of nature personality, a refusal to accept a loss and an instinctive reflex to seek a new opening.
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That we often only think of Aretha's voice — the control, the range, the melisma — and not of her instinctive musical ability as a form of "genius" shows how much we tend to reserve such labels only for men.
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But his initial reaction to travel illuminates something about Bourdain's philosophy to life that will later become so instinctive to him that it'll become invisible: Interacting with the world is not a pleasure, but it is a privilege.
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Yet her instinctive refusal to condemn him also reflected another sort of impunity, for too long enjoyed by the House Democrats' aged and complacent leaders, even as their party has become increasingly diminished and resentful of their command.
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This is, and will continue to be, the instinctive reaction of those who are tired of seeing the inability -- or unwillingness -- of prosecutors, fellow officers, judges and juries to hold cops accountable when they step over the line.
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As anyone who has been watching Planet Earth II will know, there is nothing more annoying than when some dickhead gazelle, or whatever, takes flight in the face of a noble predator and thwarts his instinctive, deadly designs.
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As Acosta, Mr. Gomez manages to project a swaggering ambition that nevertheless doesn't obscure his instinctive sympathy for the motley characters who gather in his sister-in-law's bar, even as he climbs the social ladder with gusto.
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Jung was capable of moments of genuine brilliance and instinctive, in-the-moment creativity but he was also far from a complete product and was largely untested against the exact type of fighter he returns against this weekend.
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Ms. Ziegler knows that self-consciousness is rarely an athlete's friend, and there are moments when Tim or Sergei finds himself in the zone of a natural rhythm, when you almost palpably feel the satisfaction of instinctive performance.
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While that insight seems instinctive to him, it's also clear from the film that it was a hard-won feeling he kept renewing throughout his life, partly by arguing vigorously on his TV show and in real life.
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The question that will arise as the transition moves ahead over the coming weeks is if Trump's instinctive, gut level, improvisational management style is suited not just to the job of building an administration but to the presidency itself.
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"The Queen has the ability to make everyone feel so relaxed that sometimes it feels instinctive to be tactile with her, just as Michelle Obama demonstrated during the State Visit with her husband, President Obama, in 2009," wrote Kelly.
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Yet for most babies, the process happens so seamlessly that this learning looks instinctive: The infant happily gums toys, then graduates to slurping down spoonfuls of applesauce, quickly associating such foods with the same satiety experienced through breast-feeding.
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Watching cute cat videos is instinctive and good for you -- seriously To encourage the adoption of older animals as well, Animal Planet has started a Puppy Bowl Hall of Fame in partnership with the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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In the book Against Empathy, Yale psychologist Paul Bloom, after documenting various ways empathy can lead us astray, recommends "rational compassion"—a thoughtful, reflective deployment of affiliative feelings guided by well-informed skepticism about more instinctive patterns of deployment.
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Much to my surprise, people who I'd looked up to, that I felt an instinctive need to protect from my sullied presence, were just as in awe of the kind of experience I'd been picking up along the way.
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Swearingen's rendering methods feel as instinctive as they are clever; here, the artist used daubs of white paint and patches of impasto to suggest fluffy balls of cotton in a panorama of farm workers processing a freshly picked crop.
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Nor is the context for these two books the same: France is a social democracy, extending to its citizens benefits Americans would find unimaginable; the United States remains, as ever, enthusiastically capitalist, with an instinctive distaste for big government.
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An instinctive reaction against higher taxes has been stitched into the fabric of America in recent decades, starting with the property tax revolts of the 5003s through the anti-tax orthodoxy expressed by many conservative members of Congress today.
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But its aftermath, in which six people were killed in an army crackdown on opposition protests, revealed the deep rifts in Zimbabwean society that developed during Mugabe's decades in power and the instinctive heavy-handedness of the security forces.
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The events of the past two weeks exposed the instinctive heavy-handedness of security forces, leading many to say that Mnangagwa is reverting to the strongarm tactics used by his predecessor Robert Mugabe, who was removed in a coup in 2017.
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"What both share is the demagogue's instinctive ability to tap into the fear and anger that regularly erupts in American politics," Dan T. Carter, a historian and Wallace biographer, wrote in The New York Times during the 21979 presidential campaign.
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Every moment she's on screen (which is every scene) she's fascinating to watch with her exasperated exclamations, loud gaffaws, and instinctive gestures—she licks red wine off her hand, she plays a quick air guitar while dancing awkwardly to Iggy Pop.
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In general, Gauguin seems to me inspired by the opinion that non-Western cultures are (or were) purer, more likely to be motivated by instinctive movements of the heart, more magically authentic, and thus morally closer to what humanity should be.
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The depiction of Obamacare as a many-tendriled monster strangling human liberty was not the GOP's instinctive, ideological reaction to the bill, but an outgrowth of a strategic choice the party made to deny Obama any claim to having forged consensus.
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Gay Marriage The legalisation of same sex unions has been one of Cameron's most prized achievements as a modernizing Prime Minister and something which he achieved in the face of instinctive opposition from many of his own traditional Conservative supporters.
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Frydman had stood up for Giuliani as recently as 2018, when he wrote in the New York Daily News that Giuliani's fierce advocacy for Trump reflected "his instinctive hardball personality," but he said Monday that the Ukraine scandal had swayed him.
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Brianne Day of Day Wines, whose fine pinot noirs from the Willamette are nuanced, also buys grapes like tannat and cabernet franc from the Applegate Valley in the south of Oregon to make almost instinctive blends that are balanced and delicious.
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Influenced by Surrealism, his love of jazz, and experiments with psychotropic drugs, this instinctive technique shows up again in his painting "Hommage à Billie Holiday" (1959) and in the automatic drawings "Untitled" (1959) and "André Breton and Guillaume Apollinaire" (1956).
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One of his collaborations with Mr. Ayers, "Running Away," was sampled by A Tribe Called Quest on "Description of a Fool," the last song on their first album, the hip-hop classic "People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm" (1990).
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If soccer is to make any headway on this at all, it needs to find a way around that instinctive tribalism, to have a discussion about racism that is not, in some way, disfigured by the color of the shirts.
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Corbyn, an instinctive leftist critic of the EU, has been under renewed pressure from party members and even some of his top team to unequivocally endorse remaining in the EU, and their rebellion had forced a vote between the two options.
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"I used to be too deep inside my head / Now I'm too far out of my skin," she sings on "Next of Kin," a line that sounds simple and instinctive, but makes you sit up with surprise when it hits you.
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Pickleman hangs works salon-style and lets them spill off the walls onto the floor, giving the space an instinctive, stimulating, but snug atmosphere that encourages visitors to get closer and gradually notice the details and connections in and between works.
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I think it's important for any piece of technology costing $29 or more to have a tactile, instinctive appeal that makes you want to preserve it and take care of it, and that's one thing the Beoplay H235 has going for it.
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She veers from instinctive revulsion ("to be humiliated in public then walk around smiling all the time") to grudging admiration for how a woman not unlike herself, overshadowed by a cheating spouse, has emerged as powerful, independent figure in her own right.
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Yet the Trump administration's instinctive response—to withdraw from the treaty hastily, rather than attempt a good-faith process to bring Russia back into compliance using the treaty's provisions—means European and Asian security are about to get a lot more complicated.
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It's impossible to resist those bright bunches of pixels; I kept catching myself gazing at the enormous digital Cranston when the real thing was right in front of me, and feeling sheepish about my own instinctive allegiance to the authority of screens.
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That Schonberger felt some kind of instinctive resonance between his own teeth and Gaynor's archive underscores the intensity of their connection, but in the book, showing a set of teeth in a bag without any other information verges on serial killer territory.
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The American pendulum may swing back to fusionism after Trump — French is hardly alone in championing the old regime, and most Republican politicians remain instinctive fusionists — but some version of Ahmari's turn is one that the right is making almost everywhere, for now.
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" Michael V. Hayden, a former C.I.A. director who served under Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama, said that Mr. Trump could be coaxed into believing objective reality, but that it "is not the instinctive departure point for what Donald Trump does.
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But watching videos of the fires, I have found myself puzzled by my own reaction, a mix of rational terror and instinctive sanguineness, the components of the brain working in the opposite way you expect them to when confronted by a catastrophe.
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The wily Senate veterans are expected to meet in the coming days to begin to discuss terms for the trial, an encounter that will test their instinctive feel for their respective caucuses and flair at manipulating arcane Senate procedure for their own benefit.
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He has an instinctive sense of what drives Israelis — the search for security in one of the most unstable regions of the world, a Jewish state built on the remnants the Nazis left behind, in the midst of an Arab and Iranian sea.
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I respect the intimate nature of that lovely project and I respect the friendships that were forged during it … An instinctive, intelligent, imaginative young woman's wish for a beautiful wedding dress — or any kind of dress — is the most natural thing in the world.
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As Donald Trump upsets the order of the civilized world, I now regularly find myself in a familiar instinctive pose — left arm folded in, supporting a right hand elevating a smartphone toward my face — reading about the world in a state of growing disbelief.
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Not the policy detail or the fine detail of the challenge we face, but he gets the raw, instinctive sense that things can't go on as they are -- that every time the elite say things are fine, they lose credibility and things feel even worse.
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A first-class journalist who has spent many years covering Russia for the London publications The Financial Times and The Economist, he is also a native of the Soviet Union, with an instinctive understanding of how politics, ideas and daily life really work there.
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Another trick: In the first act, when she is on stage for quite a long time before she speaks, she sometimes puts a cough drop in her mouth and lets it slowly dissolve, believing that an instinctive impulse to prevent choking will keep her awake.
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The nine-year gap between each of his novels signals that Eugenides is perhaps a slow writer; or, maybe, the story form is not the most instinctive one for him, seized only when he's overcome with inspiration or experimenting with ideas for a longer narrative.
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" "The main element of any United States policy toward the Soviet Union must be a long-term, patient but firm and vigilant containment of Russian expansive tendencies," Kennan wrote to the State Department, attributing these motivations to the "traditional and instinctive Russian sense of insecurity.
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It's a novel that announces the debut of a preternaturally gifted new writer — a writer who at the age of 24 demonstrates both an instinctive storytelling talent and a fully fashioned voice that's street-smart and learned, sassy and philosophical all at the same time.
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Mr Trump is helping to make life more difficult for those in Latin America who have argued, in the face of the region's instinctive nationalism and anti-Americanism, that its best interests are served by co-operation with the United States and a liberal world order.
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It bothered me on some instinctive level that my clothes looked like figure skating costumes, but it did not become so apparent until kids in the older grades started to mock my outfits, which meant that I had to chuck rocks at their brains during recess.
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In the months before his surrender, rap's most instinctive hook writer since Future recorded hundreds, if not thousands of songs; released the superb 27-song album God Level; performed his "final" concert a handful of times to pulsing crowds; and proposed to his girlfriend on stage.
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But we will need to debate whether it has been more effective to follow the science, as the UK has been doing, even if this leads to a different strategy from other countries, or whether it is better to make instinctive judgments as several other countries did.
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But the Choice Act shows that President Trump has no monopoly on bad ideas, a poor understanding of what is going on in the economy or an instinctive deference to the rich and powerful at the expense of everyone when it comes to the Republican Party.
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Your instinctive contempt for her displays of sorrow, and how she's been able to elicit comfort, raises questions about whether you received what you needed 10 years ago, when you were so young and less equipped to ask for support, or even understand how to grieve.
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Christine Pelosi, a Democratic National Committee member from California who is the daughter of Speaker Nancy Pelosi, said Mr. Buttigieg has "personally evolved on the issue of race" but has yet to prove to the party's base that he has an instinctive feel for racial issues.
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Just let your mind wander and reflect on what a senior advisor to the president just said: He exists to find whatever data he can to build a case for whatever intuitive narrative, a priori vision, instinctive call or spontaneous response the president might come up with.
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That said, I tend to think there is an instinctive—but misguided—tendency to overvalue "immeasurables," as if they should be equated with love or dignity or art when, in fact, they are as much a grab bag of data as more easily captured factors are.
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I think the Joker — and the legions of readers, audiences, and fans who have found him so spine-chilling from the start — deserved for this stand-alone origin story to have a bigger imagination and a more instinctive sense of what makes him an icon of evil.
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"The original Spider-Man, an upwardly striving, working-class New York kid, was also a child of the '60s, a beacon to outsiders and rebels of every color and background, an instinctive democrat and a natural pluralist," A. O. Scott wrote in his review for The Times.
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And while Schilling's character grapples with whatever force seems to have overtaken her son, she faces another, more human dilemma: Can you mute your instinctive, maternal desire to love and protect your child, while battling whatever sort of sinister force seems to have taken up residence in their body?
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But whether on its own or with others, Germany is showing signs of growing more comfortable with embracing a bigger military role, a gradual but distinct shift away from an instinctive pacifism that took hold starting in 1945, and a post-Cold War tendency to shrink the nation's military.
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Yet portraying an Iraq war veteran suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder in Ms. Masciotti's "Raw Bacon," sensitively directed by Ben Williams, Mr. Perez is giving the kind of instinctive yet disciplined, all-out emotional performance that makes you wonder why he hasn't been doing Brando-stature parts.
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Indeed, in my years covering online communities and platforms, I've noticed a consistent, almost instinctive complaint about journalists is that they don't engage on the subject's home turf: If you really understood us, you'd have joined us; if you really wanted to connect, you'd have made a video.
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It is hard to know the kind of hateful greetings he endured after interfering with a foul pop in Game 6 of the 2003 National League Championship Series — an instinctive reaction that may have prevented Cubs left fielder Moises Alou from registering the second out in the eighth inning.
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If he pauses, it's usually to greet one of the friary's 30 brothers or to cross himself before popping a bake in the oven, an instinctive move he realized he did so often only after watching the show, which aired on ABC over four weeks in December and January.
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At Peter Luger, an "instinctive avoidance of anything fancy and an immensely attractive self-assurance came together to produce something that felt less like a restaurant than an affirmation of life, or at least life as it is lived in New York City," Peter Wells, The Times's restaurant critic, recently wrote.
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It was instinctive at the time, but he later discovered the research of James McNulty at Florida State University which finds that couples with high expectations are almost twice as happy during easier times as couples with lower expectations—but they are also almost twice as unhappy during hard times.
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In his 2015 book "Misbehaving, " Thaler summarizes his advice for how to get around an instinctive aversion to loss and invest successfully yourself, which he says is pretty simple: Opt for a mix of investments, mostly stocks; only check your portfolio about once a year; and don't follow the news.
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By the sixties, its edicts, as set out by early practitioners like Chuck Berry, Jerry Lee Lewis, Fats Domino, and Little Richard, were decreed in full: rock and roll should be scrappy and instinctive, a wild and unstable expression that appears free of mediation or meddling, even (especially) when it's not.
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When we talk about "personal privacy" in the context of phone data, or license plate readers, or genetic data, or encrypted messaging, we're not talking about anything even remotely like our instinctive human understanding of "privacy," that of a luxury for the rich, inessential for people in healthy close-knit communities.
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I've seen a few references myself over the last decade or so, on sites ranging from LiveJournal to Reddit, from men who said they had to teach themselves how to have sex with real women after imprinting on porn, and how it did not feel easy or instinctive to do so.
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A lyric soprano with a voice as flexible as it is rich, she is also a fine actress whose instinctive feel for the Gilbert and Sullivan ingénue idiom — play it straight with just a sly wink peeking out from the batting eyelashes — makes her every scene and song a joy.
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The sharp-edged shards of autobiography include a story in which a college-age Ms. Schreck does not resist when a male student takes her pants off in a car to have sex because, on some instinctive and probably irrational level, she wonders if he might not otherwise hurt her.
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" Even worse, he analyzes the composer's behavior by applying the old-school "genius card" myth, to wit, that behind this bad treatment "lay the instinctive feeling — which ordinary men usually manage to suppress — that emotional ties are a nuisance unless kept firmly in the drawer marked 'when I need them.
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And now Trump himself, for instinctive and opportunistic reasons, has taken up a crude version of their argument, jawboning Jerome Powell to discourage rate increases (a self-interested position, but also the correct one) and trying to elevate Moore in part because he currently shares the White House's dovish line.
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The changes in the play's central relationship are nicely recapitulated in Ms. Wilhelmi's performance as the daughter with a mission of her own; echoing her mother as played by Ms. White, she is more instinctive and apparently guileless in her manipulation than was Ms. Rashad, who echoed Ms. Metcalf's businesslike brutality.
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The result is a situation as volatile as it has been at any point in many years, one that will challenge an instinctive, combative and relatively inexperienced commander in chief to navigate his way through a perilous period without making the kind of mistake he has accused his predecessors of making.
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" Every person I spoke with talked in hyperbolic terms about Mr. Platt's work ethic, apparently present since even before he was cast in a tour of "Caroline, or Change" at 20153, and also about his instinctive ability to do things, as Mr. Greif put it, "that only the greats can do.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — Impetuous and instinctive, convinced of broad but hidden plots to undermine him, eager to fight and prone to what an aide called "alternative facts," President Trump has shown in just days in office that he is like few if any occupants of the White House before him.
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A Tribe Called Quest offered another chance for connection; their early albums, like "People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm" (1990) and "The Low End Theory" (1991), with their jazz samples and socially conscious lyrics, were deemed "acceptable" in his parents' house, where a lot of rap was not.
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It's impossible not to admire the ambition and scope of "Homegoing," and thanks to Ms. Gyasi's instinctive storytelling gifts, the book leaves the reader with a visceral understanding of both the savage realities of slavery and the emotional damage that is handed down, over the centuries, from mothers to daughters, fathers to sons.
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Messi then produced an instinctive volley for the third Barca goal in the 33rd, piling more pain on a Sevilla side who had serious title ambitions little more than a month ago but have fallen apart in recent weeks and failed to win any of their last six games in all competitions.
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And — at least according to Jackie — that impulse for image-painting was a special talent possessed by the first lady, who was by nature shy but had an instinctive knack for charming a crowd, whether in person or on TV (where she brought the nation on a tour of the White House).
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Indeed there is an odd symbiosis between the liberal analysts who muster 16 regression analyses to prove that Midwesterners who voted twice for the first black president and then voted for Trump were white supremacists all along, and Trump's own instinctive return to race-baiting in the final weeks of this campaign.
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Looking for the nearest open space was instinctive, but to my surprise it didn't turn out to be one of the ornate gardens or parks of Harrogate's center but a patch of vacant land a mile the other way, strewn with pylons and threaded with the varicose vein of an ancient river.
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The Buttigieg backlash, just like this spring's first flush of Buttigieg mania, has a dorm-room atmosphere about it; it is most intense within his own cohort of young, mostly white, college-educated liberals, who are torn between a mounting discomfort with their own privilege and an instinctive comfort with their own class.
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The fact that so many Americans enjoy the sport awakened many to the cause of the Hong Kong protests, to the despotic control the People's Republic of China (PRC) seeks to impose on Americans, and to how spineless — at least, in their initial, instinctive reaction — businesses often are in the face of Chinese pressure.
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He's an instinctive politician, and very flexible on issues that many people consider crucial, hence his flip-flops on abortion (he was pro-choice for most of his life, and became anti-choice to satisfy the Republican Party) and health care (he's praised universal health care, but now supports Paul Ryan's gutting of the system).
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During his time isolated in the Ecuadorean Embassy, under constant surveillance, his instinctive mistrust of the West hardened even as he became increasingly numb to the abuses of the Kremlin, which he viewed as a "bulwark against Western imperialism," said one supporter, who like many others asked for anonymity for fear of angering Mr. Assange.
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His quiet demeanor, impeccable manners, Issey Miyake jackets and white Rolls-Royce all belied the fact that Mr. Parent (roughly pronounced pah-RAHN) was an instinctive subversive — though a highly successful one, not unlike more conspicuous French rebels like the writer Jean Genet and the artist Yves Klein, with whom Mr. Parent frequently collaborated.
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As a kid growing up, I was always watching movies on the TV or going to see movies and various shows ,and just enjoying the human capacity in drama and in expressionism and thinking about the way these other great people would give their performances, so that's kind of instinctive for me now, you know?
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The spry benevolence that carried her through a film like "Enchanted" (2007) has been cross-grained, in recent years, by the stern resolve of "The Master" (2012) and the snap of "American Hustle" (2013), and now, in "Arrival," her gift for sorrow, her strength, and her instinctive sweetness of temper are rolled into one.
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The kid from Newton, Iowa, every time he saw a black face in the student union or whatever, my instinctive reaction was, "He's probably smarter than I am," and I made that assumption because I figured the black kids are very likely to have had a tougher road to hoe than I had to get there.
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Luger is not the city's oldest, but it's the one in which age, tradition, superb beef, blistering heat, an instinctive avoidance of anything fancy and an immensely attractive self-assurance came together to produce something that felt less like a restaurant than an affirmation of life, or at least life as it is lived in New York City.
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Though investigators will doubtless have much to ask a conventional eye-witness, the shop's owner, who said that police reached into Mr Sterling's pocket and pulled out a gun only after the shooting, many Americans shared the instinctive reaction of Louisiana's governor, John Bel Edwards, a Democrat, who said he had "very serious concerns" after watching the "disturbing" video.
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I confess I had an instinctive initial dislike of what seemed to be a truly indulgent, pointless and selfish trek undertaken by a troubled young woman from Texas named Clara Bensen, whose NO BAGGAGE: A Minimalist Tale of Love and Wandering (Running Press, $25) recounts her three-week adventure traveling from Istanbul to London, quite deliberately baggageless.
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The only special thing about that day was how it ended, and the tension in "Black Panther" springs from Coogler's instinctive urge to relay the rough textures of non-heroic experience while also striving to meet the demands of Marvel, by offering a gadget-packed dogfight in the skies, say, or a ride on an armored rhino.
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And yet the nagging suspicion, vindicated over three tournaments, remained that an innately conservative and unassertive personality would always revert to type when push came to shove; that the instinctive, gawping awe induced by the big occasion would render him unable to make the bold in-game manoeuvres from which success and failure are carved in knockout football.
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This man spoke with me about the low proficiency of the average gun owner: "Imagine shooting hoops in your driveway and thinking you can play in the N.B.A." He spoke of the hundreds of hours necessary to achieve the Zen-like level of expertise in which, in the midst of chaos, responses are instantaneous and instinctive.
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In an age of blockbuster best sellers by presidents and prime ministers, of sometimes surreal and shocking literary breakthroughs, and of cutthroat competition in a shrinking industry, Mr. Mehta was an almost ideal editor and publishing executive: a voracious reader and instinctive decision maker who could spot great books and, coming from a paperback world, had no qualms about aggressively marketing them.
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Nance was born and raised in Grand Island, a small town two hours west of Omaha, but it was Omaha, with its cheap rent and supportive music scene, where he established a name playing in small bars and house shows alongside Simon Joyner, The Prairies, and Brimstone Howl and over 15 years he's earned a reputation as an instinctive and creative performer and songwriter.
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Still, Dikötter's portrait of his dictators perhaps underemphasizes a key point about such men: that, horribly grotesque in most areas, they tend to be good in one, and their skill at the one thing makes their frightened followers overrate their skill at all things, like children of a drunken father who take a small act of Christmas charity as proof of enormous instinctive generosity.
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And an increasingly unstable global geopolitical environment, characterized by power grabs by rising developing nations such as China and resurgent giants such as Russia, is challenging US leverage more than at any time since World War II. Trump's disappointments dim the mystique central to his political appeal as an instinctive deal maker who can get his way through bluffing, charm and lightning business reflexes.
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Ms. Thien has that rare, instinctive sense of what it's like for a person's brain to be a hostage to its inner score — the call inside these characters' heads is always louder than the call of the outside world, most fatally that of the Communist Party — and her observations about Bach and Prokofiev, Shostakovich and Debussy are some of the book's sweetest pleasures, as are her ruthless critiques of musicians.
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To raise, for an uninstructed audience, the question of what comes first, a civilized society or an instinctive wish for civilization, can't be a bad effect for an entertainment to have; although we might have to be part of an instructed audience ourselves in order to find that effect good, and we had better be protected by the police and an army from anyone who finds it trivial.
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As much as I loved my son's instinctive love of sports—his fascination, even as an infant, with watching tennis or basketball players at the park; the way the football games perpetually broadcast at our local pizzeria held him in thrall; the way he threw a ball with style and grace, even as a toddler—I also felt a little anxiety, an urge to "balance" him by making sure he liked "girl things," too.
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At the same time, on an instinctive level you can see why he wants to hang around rather than deferring to Rubio's better odds: He beat Rubio in New Hampshire, he would probably beat Rubio head-to-head if they were the only two candidates running in the Midwest and Northeast, he is (on paper) slightly more electable in a general than Rubio, and (oh yes, by the way) Rubio is himself losing to Trump at the moment.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn backed a second referendum on any Brexit deal on Wednesday, his strongest support yet for a vote he said must offer "real choices" for those who want to leave or stay in the EU. Corbyn, an instinctive critic of the European Union, has been under growing pressure to back unequivocally a second referendum to satisfy many members and lawmakers in his party who say it is the only way to break the Brexit deadlock.
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