But Clinton's instincts—and, more importantly, her advisers' instincts—may be her undoing.
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So you have primordial instincts, you have atavistic instincts, but you can transcend them.
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"He really trusts my instincts, and it makes me trust my instincts more," she said.
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My instincts say yes, but I've never really been on speaking terms with my instincts.
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There's something about seeing America's best racial instincts followed by its worst racial instincts in this way.
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I got to follow through on all of my instincts — and also [incorporate] other people's instincts as well.
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"If your instincts have worked in your life, then go with your instincts if you feel secure," she said.
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"His instincts are anathema to what the modern American military&aposs instincts are," a national security expert told Insider.
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It went against all of our instincts as responsible adults, and we let those instincts go into the wind that night.
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Our instincts are right, but the solutions that our instincts produce are going to look different in an economy as different as this.
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In a way, you have to trust your instincts in the cellar, just like you have to trust your instincts in the studio.
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Trumpocracy is the fusion of Trump's authoritarian instincts with the G.O.P.'s plutocratic instincts in the context of a country trending in very different directions.
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"My instincts say that there is no question the Saudi government did this and my instincts say that they murdered him," the Tennessee Republican told CNN's Manu Raju.
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"His instincts are anathema to what the modern American military&aposs instincts are," constitutional law professor at Cardozo School of Law and national security expert Deborah Pearlstein told Insider.
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So I think he's getting pulled, but I think his instincts on this, I don't say this about every issue, but I think his instincts on DACA are right.
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This makes the question of whether the administration will be staffed with people who agree with the congressional leadership's instincts or people who agree with Trump's instincts fairly high-stakes.
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My instincts and the instincts of Refinery29's other PLL expert are both saying Caleb (Tyler Blackburn), which could mean that I have to take a sanity day next Wednesday.
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Where Mr Trump was more revealing was in comments and asides that pointed to his deep instincts on foreign policy—instincts which mark a sharp break with recent Republican orthodoxy.
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Where Mr Trump was more revealing was in comments and asides that pointed to his deep instincts on foreign policy—instincts which often mark a sharp break with recent Republican orthodoxy.
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But let's face it, Jon's instincts are usually right ...
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I've truly seen that — her nurturing and protective instincts.
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Holding a flaming heart in hand, the naked winged-boy's genitals are replaced with a wicked, fierce-toothed skull, thus merging life instincts (Eros) and death instincts (Thanatos) into one effective image.
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She speaks directly to this, when asked about her instincts.
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Sometimes our ethical and moral instincts are skewed by circumstance.
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Like Nixon, he's a slave to his own worst instincts.
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But on the tangled web, our moral instincts can misfire.
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They have excellent maternal instincts and love to nurture people.
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Mr Sánchez's instincts on Catalonia are better than Mr Rajoy's.
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Mr Mnuchin is thought to share his boss's protectionist instincts.
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President Obama has excelled at indulging his own worst instincts.
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For some, the government's repressive instincts are the real scandal.
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But bad tends to run counter to a writer's instincts.
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A stock market boost on Monday could reinforce Trump's instincts.
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Worse, his authoritarian instincts might weaken Brazilian democracy still further.
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No matter; the party is in line with voters' instincts.
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I just follow my instincts and I do a conversation.
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We know better, and yet we follow our instincts anyway.
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I feel like the experience with Paul solidified my instincts.
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So far his instincts have served him well, and El
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Staff Secretary Rob Porter, respected for his intellect and instincts.
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Trump didn't bring in Kelly to hamstring his natural instincts.
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Why are my instincts inclined to move a certain way?
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So why fight both my instincts and the consumer market?
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"You just trust your instincts and you go," Davis said.
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Mannie's music was flawless, but Wayne's instincts were even better.
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My instincts and intuition are being constantly bombarded by … fizz!
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If you're confused about what's going on, trust your instincts.
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Then Mayweather's instincts kicked in, and his skill took over.
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But has Ivanka actually reined in her father's worst instincts?
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"Trust your instincts on this kind of stuff," Johnson said.
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" In 2014, he sounded a similar note: "Trust your instincts.
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However, Johnson's political instincts are very different from the president's.
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Rachel has followed her instincts quite a bit this season.
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Refraining from action went against all of my medical instincts.
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More importantly, noble instincts live in the hearts of Americans.
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What is it that a person's — candidate's — known instincts, demonstrate?
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And the Republicans would respond by heeding their worst instincts.
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Checking boxes instead of relying on instincts or common sense.
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Our worst vindictive instincts can undermine our most cherished liberties.
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It's plainly obvious that Trump has authoritarian instincts and impulses.
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Nevertheless, since becoming President, Trump has displayed some conservative instincts.
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Trump's political instincts are geared only toward polarization, not reconciliation.
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Fincher's instincts scored him his first MTV Video Music Award.
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"Many of them just don't trust their instincts," he said.
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"His political instincts just are not there," Mr. Limbaugh said.
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Mr. Lowry believes auctions tap into our most primal instincts.
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Some are included here and equally reflect his visionary instincts.
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I think our maternal instincts are kind of kicking in.
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Over time, though, I see that his instincts were right.
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These are also the worst possible instincts investors can have.
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When I make music I really just follow my instincts.
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Gut instincts about overwork just weren't supported by the numbers.
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Or do you fear "groupthink" and trust your own instincts?
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Just trust your instincts and your ear will serve you.
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People on Twitter applauded the women for their quick instincts.
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Check. Riling the worst instincts of the South's conservative base?
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Approaching misbehavior this way runs counter to many educators' instincts.
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But he is a decent man with reasonably progressive instincts.
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I've actually found that unplugging helps clarify my reporting instincts.
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Challenge yourself to learn from your instincts in 2020, Gemini.
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It can fuel our paranoia or our worst, discriminatory instincts.
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"My instincts as an architect naturally kicked in," he said.
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His instincts pulled him in two different directions on Monday.
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Linkage can also be counterproductive by reinforcing China's worst instincts.
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And, on the whole, his instincts are serving us well.
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The Haggadah also encapsulates two competing instincts in Jews today.
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So trust these loving, respectful, inclusive instincts to guide you.
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In that case, she says, you should trust your instincts.
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Ultimately, we are but mortals driven by our base instincts.
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That they don't act on their baser instincts, I mean.
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"He's got real good offensive instincts," Sullivan said of Guentzel.
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But the issue runs counter to Trump's "America First" instincts.
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You hone your instincts in the world, versus at home.
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Maureen Dowd Opinion Columnist WASHINGTON — Jeff Bezos understands survival instincts.
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"They confirm the President's worst instincts on trade," Flake said.
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The president has a preternatural confidence in his own instincts.
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Jones's instincts for spinning elbows are matched only by instincts for self-destruction (and terrible driving), and it's easy to paint him as a petulant kid enabled by his pushover parents in the UFC.
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Madrid, after its humiliation in November, came with its midfield defense stiffened by the presence of Casemiro, whose combative instincts were preferred over the scoring instincts of one of the club's current Galácticos, James Rodríguez.
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But their instincts and sense of entitlement are consistent with his.
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But, as always with Pluto, watch for manipulators—trust your instincts!
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For Wilson, we are torn between instincts that lead us to
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But he lacks Mr Trump's authoritarian instincts, racism and persistent cruelty.
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Barbara has great instincts, not just about business, but about people.
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Let's try to keep our primal shopping instincts in check, okay?
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We talk about how we trust each other's instincts and intelligence.
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He praised Trump for marrying "conservative instincts" to a populist appeal.
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"Mary's instincts -- and the GM board -- did extremely well," said Sonnenfeld.
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Be yourself and follow your own instincts because they're usually right.
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"Priebus vouched for Spicer and against Trump's instincts," the source said.
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This robot was needed to rescue us from our natural instincts.
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It didn't take long for the officer's instincts to kick in.
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OK, one more round in this models versus instincts go-round.
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The fact that Levine's "dad instincts" are now in full gear.
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We can't rely on our instincts; we need an instruction manual.
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" Continued Clooney, "Trump, for all his terrible instincts, is very charismatic.
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Working with mathematical algorithms but also with their gut, their instincts.
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As a result, they must resolve how to balance competing instincts.
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Even though she's an actress, Rachel McAdams obviously has journalistic instincts.
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They rely on their instincts and go after what they want.
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His stolid manner hides a quick brain and sharp political instincts.
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In the end, Hathaway said she learned to trust her instincts.
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Which approach speaks more to the best instincts of American voters?
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Their circumstances and alignments are off; maybe their instincts are similar.
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"I've started to trust my instincts," Anna says, with a laugh.
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None of us is immune to our basest fears and instincts.
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That said, sometimes it's important for candidates to follow their instincts.
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"You just need to rely on your gut instincts," she says.
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I had some subversive instincts as well—just not necessarily blue.
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In any case, his instincts are fiscally conservative by SPD standards.
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"He's continued applying his business instincts in prison," Fishman told MarketWatch.
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Tom Brady lets his instincts take over, and so should you.
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Their first instincts in any controversy are to deny and attack.
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Just following my instincts and letting my mood dictate color choices.
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People need to believe in themselves and trust their own instincts.
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I guess she'd go with her Gryffindor instincts and vote Labour.
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But pulling out that gun was one of his first instincts.
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The incoming administration, despite its deregulatory instincts, cannot ignore the facts.
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She's a social dog who loves people and has great instincts.
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Everything that's happened so far has definitely validated my creative instincts.
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But she may yet need to curb her more interventionist instincts.
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While Trump has no grand strategy, he does have consistent instincts.
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But also I think it's really important to follow your instincts.
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Your nesting instincts go into overdrive as you strive for stability.
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His instincts keep resisting the story the evidence is telling him.
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Astrid dates some of her obsessive survival instincts to this period.
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My instincts and my experience help make up for my age.
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However, his instincts are good, and he say what he thinks.
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He doesn't protect me from others, only from my worst instincts.
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Our digital platforms still appeal to our worst and basest instincts.
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They ask Reaganite questions, propose Reaganite policies and have Reaganite instincts.
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Her instincts led her to put Ray's penis in her mouth.
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Just like with the best intentions and all the right instincts.
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If I can't trust my instincts then what's the point anyway?
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When it comes to human instincts, do we ever really change?
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There, agents have to rely on their instincts, Mr. Quintanilla said.
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So one has to resist, and respond to, one's own instincts.
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She is extremely smart, but she really listens to her instincts.
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Where he makes up for that is in natural linebacker instincts.
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I was nervous, but I've inherited sporting instincts from my father.
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She was as in touch with animal instincts as intellectual ones.
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"Our instincts as human beings are often wrong," Dr. Anderson said.
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Trump's instincts on this issue are better than on most issues.
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Anarchic instincts and impure thoughts are kept to the barest minimum.
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Once again, journalists are giving in to their own worst instincts.
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Civil War sites lend themselves especially well to such tribal instincts.
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The coach dismisses the odds and relies on instincts and trust.
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She lacks genuine maternal instincts, because she was never given that.
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With nationalism and xenophobia resurgent, examples of humanity's basest instincts abound.
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Fighting through the numbness is hard; it goes against our instincts.
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Trust your instincts and don't make a choice based on fear.
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He is addicted to inflaming the basest instincts of his base.
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Larkin noticed Ngoepe's athleticism, but also his remarkably advanced baseball instincts.
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Relearning to trust your instincts is also a matter of habit.
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America needed someone to check the president's worst foreign-policy instincts.
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At 29, their commander, Colonel Rodwal, brings perspective and survival instincts.
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He now has the confidence to trust his instincts and judgment.
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An interactive food puzzle toy to stimulate your cat's hunting instincts
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Rand Paul, the Kentucky Republican who encourages the President's isolationist instincts.
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With our Paleolithic instincts, we're simply unable to resist technology's gifts.
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Officials avoiding journalists surely won't shut down the reporters' investigative instincts.
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As her company grew, however, she learned to trust her instincts.
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But his instincts and ideas were not connecting with his audience.
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Take a step back here and just use your gut instincts.
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All politicians are motivated by their own instincts toward self-preservation.
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He was a natural storyteller with great comedic instincts and timing.
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The problem is that Trump's instincts are not actually that dovish.
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He said Durham handled the tense local politics with deft instincts.
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Sometimes you need technology to keep you from your basest instincts.
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"Her instincts led her to where she stayed," Ms. Jakobson said.
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I think he really is trying to act on his instincts.
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For 30 years, we've been told to ignore our moral instincts.
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I think man has a lot of primal, animal-like instincts.
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Listen to your instincts, but don't get swept up by paranoia.
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Yet pundits have doubted Trump's instincts before and been proven wrong.
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This isn't an area where I think DeVos is likely to have especially nefarious instincts — but her hearing also did not generate confidence that it is an area where she would have especially good instincts either.
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And the hard facts are these: Trump's policy instincts are objectively pro-Kremlin and the sources of information that shape his policy ideas (his advisers and business interests) serve to reinforce rather than challenge these instincts.
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We've seen, with the coronavirus, that our more clannish, authoritarian, aggressive instincts will only get us deeper into trouble, and that our instincts of mutual care are the only way we're going to minimize the suffering.
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But the instincts and the methods that she used to shape and move the people in her workshops—enticing, joking, needling, listening—were the same instincts and methods that she used to shape and move a story.
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The flight part of my fight-or-flight instincts kicked into overdrive.
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But Fauna's instincts were vindicated: She was being stalked; she was white.
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Alan, it&aposs always great to hear your instincts and your insight.
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Decisions based on gut instincts and relationships are increasingly made using data.
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It is during this weightless period that the cat's instincts kick in.
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He's telegenic, self-assured, and he's so far exhibited strong political instincts.
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Mr Trump's crudely transactional instincts are having at least one salutary effect.
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Conventional Washington hawkishness, when filtered through Trump's instincts, could be extremely dangerous.
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Yet powerful instincts of conformity and self-sacrifice still mark Japanese society.
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That's very mysterious for me, that we try to repress those instincts.
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As soon as I held her my paternal instincts just kicked in.
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The resulting consensus combines free-market liberalism with broadly permissive cultural instincts.
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His illiberal instincts come out when he's losing, not when he's winning.
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Would his raw appeal to white Americans' baser instincts continue to work?
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His presidency will be defined by how he reconciles those competing instincts.
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Making such an agonizing decision "goes against your natural instincts," she says.
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His instincts still whisper at him to start clearing out his closets.
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That is the basest of all instincts, passions, vices — the most hateful.
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However, Clinton proved that his political instincts haven't dimmed much at all.
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That was something that somebody could have told me: 'Trust your instincts.
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Ms Levavasseur's fairly moderate left-leaning instincts are at odds with others'.
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But these are also issues that might simply require retraining your instincts.
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PRESIDENT Donald Trump is putting his protectionist instincts into practice this week.
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They carry their own dreams, desires, and instincts of love and sadness.
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They describe moments when "maternal instincts" are more fantasy than lived reality.
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So, how do we begin to fight our instincts and save ourselves?
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You just can't control your instincts—it would be too much effort.
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But for some cinephiles, Williams represents Spielberg's most manipulative and sentimental instincts.
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The campaign was long and ugly, bringing out the nation's nastiest instincts.
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A social structure serves to protect us from our own baser instincts.
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" She added of her father's controversial tweets: "His political instincts are phenomenal.
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"She immediately jumped into nursing mode," Sandy says of her daughter's instincts.
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"You are just acting on your gut instincts a lot," he said.
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When he saw his father taking a picture, his instincts took over.
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We've just done it so long that we know each other's instincts.
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He showed these instincts when he voted against the war in Iraq.
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If you think of it scientifically, games speak to your primal instincts.
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Plus, it actually sounds like her instincts are pretty spot-on already.
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Voters seem to share his instincts, handing Mr Abe repeated election victories.
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And Republicans were more than happy to indulge voters' most base instincts.
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The "Animal Instincts" in question actually had to do with...dog allergies?
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Addiction hijacks the primitive part of the brain that handles survival instincts.
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But Boeing has two overriding instincts: developing new planes and beating Airbus.
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Microsoft's historical instincts about where technology is going have been spot-on.
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The same instincts that make us sin make us impassioned, loving, courageous.
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Bang's surefire instincts give fans hope for a big upset over ROX.
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So, what impresses Trump is a person's track record, instincts and impression.
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Trump made his protectionist instincts clear on the campaign trail in 2016.
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"Develop your gut instincts and act on them," he tweeted in 2013.
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But the Chromat designer's instincts guided her towards a more natural environment.
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This is about understanding one of the most basic of human instincts.
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If you can't trust your own instincts, then you can't trust anything.
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So at this moment in time we have to fight our instincts.
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Yet the parties' tribal instincts and ingrained hostility stand in the way.
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But she trusted Hastings's instincts and wanted to keep working with him.
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The key factors are instincts, personal relationships, aggressive advisers, and political opportunism.
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President Trump's instincts are right, and he is right to feel suckered.
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President Trump should follow his original instincts and get out of Syria.
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It reminded us that we need to listen carefully to our instincts.
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And now you know: I've still got the instincts of a liar.
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Trust your children's instincts, judgments, and abilities to learn from their mistakes.
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Trust your instincts, Sag— you're never wrong, obviously, but especially not today.
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The nine assists recorded don't accurately reflect his instincts and decision making.
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Would he go against his instincts again and listen to his generals?
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Of course, many viewers' instincts will be to do the exact opposite.
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And you&aposre right, just trust your instincts and not be precious.
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"He's a person who operates between instincts, gut and faith," said Rep.
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Today, nations have some idea of how to rise above those instincts.
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Trust your instincts— you're never wrong when you listen to your gut.
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I think those instincts can actually lead you astray in venture capital.
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I'm also wary of both my instincts and the guidance of others.
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Is this a case of a passive populace honing its entrepreneurial instincts?
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If a deal sounds too good to be true, trust your instincts.
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"When the plays are there, his instincts will take over," Sullivan said.
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"Class" is a sex-drenched novel, in close touch with animal instincts.
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Striking the right balance involves political instincts as well as medical knowledge.
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We also saw Cersei's instincts on display in an unexpected place: Winterfell.
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There were times when I didn't follow my instincts and made mistakes.
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In her primary campaign, however, she has shown some questionable political instincts.
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The situation tugs Trump between two dueling instincts in his political soul.
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"Priebus vouched for Spicer and against Trump's instincts," a source told CNN.
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" The camps, Ms. Madley Croft said, "taught me to trust my instincts.
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The president conceded that his final decision went against his original instincts.
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There is no Republican Party today to restrain President Trump's worst instincts.
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All of a sudden my full-on latent maternal instincts kicked in.
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Even when he was in the final four, Didorosi followed his instincts.
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Determined, experienced advisers can sometimes deflect a president's worst instincts and ideas.
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But should I be listening to my friends and not my instincts?
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While some might call this impulsive, I call it trusting my instincts.
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Just follow your instincts and choose art prints that speak to you.
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He places astonishing confidence in his instincts, in listening to his gut.
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His instincts unfortunately are the opposite -- he is all divide and conquer.
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While Bernstein's theatrical instincts were "marvelous," his lyrical ones were less so.
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For Mr. Trump, Twitter reinforces his instincts about his performance as president.
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And it taught him a very important career lesson: Follow your instincts.
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And I don't expect his instincts or those challenges to change much.
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THE CHOREOGRAPHER Reggie Wilson has keen instincts for both danciness and theatricality.
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So he relied on his own street instincts to protect his family.
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GC It made me decide not to trust any of my instincts.
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His natural instincts are to take down these idols that people hold.
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There is a push-pull between the designers' masculine and feminine instincts.
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On balance, it is a group with libertarian instincts and corporate sympathies.
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Back at sea, the survival instincts of fish are disrupted under acidification.
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The answer comes from within, from instincts, from memory, from past knowledge.
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That is where Nadler shaped his political muscle and sharpened his instincts.
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Listen to your isolationist instincts and your base, not to batty Bolton.
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Unfortunately, Clinton doesn't have Trump's gift for insults or Obama's comedic instincts.
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When we trust our instincts, we are listening to our authentic self.
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It's a surreal experience that brings out all the internet's baser instincts.
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Despite his civilian clothing, Mr Bainimarama has not entirely shed his authoritarian instincts.
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Nor is his willingness to appeal to the basest instincts of the electorate.
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Schramm's instincts, though, proved correct, and the 1966 game was a rousing success.
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But in all seriousness, life is about taking chances and trusting your instincts.
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Now those instincts are making trouble for his most ardent defenders in Congress.
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Your instincts tell you that both calves do not belong on a stool.
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Don't ignore your instincts—you're the queen of the jungle for a reason.
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I have no idea what his real instincts are, in terms of race.
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"I'm sure that some of my maternal protective instincts kicked in," she says.
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In politics, however, his sober instincts have not always worked out as well.
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Samsung has done a pretty good job keeping its worst instincts in check.
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Those instincts helped Dubin begin to overcome the biggest rival of all: Gillette.
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Ms. Du's music obeys only her own omnivorous tastes and assured dramatic instincts.
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Trump flirts with extremism but on many practical questions his instincts are moderate.
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Her illiberal instincts go beyond her suspicion of globally footloose "citizens of nowhere".
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The term highlights the party's strongly nationalist instincts, always useful at election time.
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But that's just a matter of their instincts and personal orientations, I think.
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The instincts that a president brings to bear on foreign policy really matter.
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As important, the cabinet is now dominated by those with pro-business instincts.
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He taught me to trust my instincts and to not take any shit.
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But worse than obnoxious, I think it feeds our worst instincts as Americans.
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They believe Lewandowski was in over his head and encouraged Trump's worst instincts.
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He also had an apparently monstrous personal life and nasty, dangerous editorial instincts.
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It's hard to square these instincts with plans congressional Republicans have been developing.
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Bond guru Jeff Gundlach trusts his instincts when it comes to his investments.
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She has the right instincts, she's trying to go to an art retreat.
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Rainer's instincts told him not to react to the scary situation in fear.
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Most people have to go to film school to develop those creative instincts.
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Is he interested in rehearsals and planning, or more about following your instincts?
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However, his good journalistic instincts got in the way of consulting best practice.
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Pay close attention to your inner voice today—ignoring your instincts is unwise!
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He will go to experts in fields and instincts ... will drive his thoughts.
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Yet despite these concerns, Mr Trump's political instincts may have been disconcertingly keen.
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Mr Malpass's instincts may therefore fail to mesh with the bank's institutional priorities.
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"Women need to advocate strongly for themselves and trust their instincts" she says.
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If you share those instincts, then at first blush Ginsburg's behavior seems indefensible.
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Some conservatives like Newt well, or at least they trust his ideological instincts.
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Four years on, he says he's grateful to have listened to her instincts.
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"I feel way more confident about my instincts and about everything," she says.
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Their moral intuitions point them in one direction, their political instincts in another.
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Republicans also have marveled over Pence's political agility and instincts on the stump.
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But Trump hates the deal, and the decision goes against Trump's gut instincts.
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"I'm afraid his obsession with immortality has overcome his artistic instincts," Clarke wrote.
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So I'm for protecting them from their own worst instincts, to be honest.
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More United starts from those instincts: it wants a calmer, more collaborative politics.
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For his opponents it represents the president's autocratic instincts and lust for power.
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Nonetheless, Mr Osborne's political instincts are leading him in a sensible economic direction.
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The first is that Trump has truly terrible instincts and little impulse control.
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Trump has no deep foreign policy knowledge, but his instincts are hyper-nationalist.
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" The news outlet notes that Coulter later praised Trump for his political "instincts.
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Miocic immediately got to work desensitizing Hunt's counter instincts with feints and jabs.
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In person, she displays both charm and sharper political instincts than her opponent.
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That the gravity of the office would mitigate some of his worst instincts.
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"Over the years, you develop instincts for picking the right C.E.O.," he said.
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The president's instincts have been right before — and he should have followed them.
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Trump has dominated the Republican primary in part by displaying deft political instincts.
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She lacks her husband's keen political instincts and persuasive talents as a campaigner.
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If it sounds as if we're living in a dystopia, trust your instincts.
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When your cat brings you something they've hunted, they're just following their instincts.
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What he seems to have lost of late are his exceptional political instincts.
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Ledecky's racing instincts and competitiveness are also earning her fans outside the sport.
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I MEAN, OVER THE YEARS, YOU DEVELOP INSTINCTS ON PICKING THE RIGHT CEO.
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To do anything less is to deny God and one's own deepest instincts.
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The GOP's authoritarian streak predates Trump but intersects with his autocratic political instincts.
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When the class is called back together, we're told to trust our instincts.
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"Now look at this," she says, pointing to Ree Morton's "Maternal Instincts" (1974).
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Most voters, of whatever color, vote on the basis of certain gut instincts.
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And Richard encouraged me to follow my instincts and go over the top.
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Listen to your body and instincts above all else—before, during, and after.
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But a fair amount of instinct is involved: And he has exceptional instincts.
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The President has great instincts on foreign policy and ending our endless wars.
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We might be able to learn a thing or two from squirrel instincts.
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You just have to sort of wing it, and use your publishing instincts.
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I'm happy to continue following my instincts, and see where they take me.
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Tabloids stir up base instincts and abet the rise of heinous old ghosts.
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"I think that's just my baseball instincts kind of taking over," he said.
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He seemed to be trapped between two instincts and struggling to choose one.
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He didn't know what he was running from, but he had good instincts.
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When he could tame his instincts for ligament destruction, his wins were impressive.
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She wants us to trust our instincts when it comes to our pain.
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Every democracy is bound to have a party that represents society's conservative instincts.
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Our inherited anatomy, physiology and instincts have undoubtedly shaped our perception of beauty.
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But they also said that above all: Heed your gut; trust your instincts.
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For activists, sharp instincts and finely honed demands hold the key to success.
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Elected officials have tended to have exactly the opposite instincts of M.M.T advocates.
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"'Milano doesn't stop' just pandered to the city's gut and instincts," Pregliasco said.
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He had become a respected high school teacher with strong anti-foreign instincts.
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Linda was a mentally ill alcoholic, but her maternal instincts were spot on.
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His old competitive instincts toward Clinton have been mostly, but not entirely suppressed.
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" Woodfox said, "Our instincts and thoughts were so closely aligned it was frightening.
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"What's great is, both your instincts were to protect each other," Wilkos says.
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He believes in himself and his gut instincts — but they're not always right.
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Overwhelming numbers remove the fight-or-flight instincts in the cornered or desperate.
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Realized it was a real gun and then my instincts just took over.
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With Gail's news, however, Getty learns that his instincts have not betrayed him.
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Greller had the answers within him; he simply needed to follow his instincts.
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His instincts were more nuanced than his own caricature of himself would allow.
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Trust your deep instincts—you might find that your gut feeling was right!
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"For someone who is not classically trained, she has formidable instincts," he said.
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Yes, she has to sacrifice some essential femininity, rejecting wifely and maternal instincts.
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Barnum's instincts were proved right, but not just because of Lind's vocal talents.
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His natural instincts are there — his ability to read defenses will only improve.
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Successful entrepreneurs tend to go with their gut instincts and don't overthink choices.
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Success in this area requires going against the instincts of most congressional offices.
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Yet he allowed himself to trust the guides' assurances over his own instincts.
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"Today around the world, demagogues appeal to our worst instincts," Baron Cohen said.
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But translating Mr. Ma's instincts into an enduring business model has proved challenging.
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"There are competing instincts within Trump pushing him in opposite directions," said Joshi.
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I just hope Mr. Trump follows his more peaceful instincts on this one.
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Mr. Trump also resisted any instincts he may have had to ad-lib.
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Murphy said on Sunday that Trump's instincts in that meeting were not wrong.
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He may well play to Trump's worst instincts in how to prosecute crime.
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At times, you could tell he was trying to suppress his worst instincts.
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Our instincts are designed to help us survive and thrive under those conditions.
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"For once, Trump's political instincts are better than Mulvaney's," he told the Post.
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Hillary Clinton's campaign has spent the past few days indulging its worst instincts.
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But our brains and moral instincts remain as tribal and parochial as ever.
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There are outside forces that can urge you to follow your worst instincts.
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But their arcs are similarly shaped by their resourceful ingenuity and survivalist instincts.
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Essentially, my argument is that we as children have these kinds of primitive animal 'I want it now' instincts and good parenting, happy childhoods, environmental stability, all these different things ween us off those instincts and teach us to inhibit them.
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" He also noted that he believes Trump "has his instincts in the right place.
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It also reinforced the repressive instincts already being brought to bear against American blacks.
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Dugard's therapist, Dr. Rebecca Bailey, explains that at that point, survival instincts kick in.
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Students were taught to minimize their emotions and instincts and instead trust their intellect.
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As a growing audience is drawn to Ishiguro's simulated human, his instincts are validated.
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Luckily, there are these instincts that kick in, especially when your kid's in trouble.
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They have fantastic natural instincts, but they don't have knowledge to make choices yet.
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As a last resort, Chandra leans on her instincts and calls Child Protective Services.
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Trust your instincts, trust yourself, and then lay back, and see what it do.
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And the Instagram founders have been seen as a check on Zuckerberg's worst instincts.
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Your instincts are right, your input is needed, please don't let anyone suggest otherwise.
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Startled by this screaming woman jumping into his pool, his movie instincts kick in.
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He's been called too authoritarian in his instincts, and too elitist in his approach.
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Spiegel and Snap have historically relied on instincts rather than data to design products.
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"My experience with the president is that he does trust his instincts," he added.
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Mr. Schroeder had the "right instincts a lot of the time," the person said.
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Just one episode and you'll be hooked on these confident women with killer instincts.
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For one, China may well have underestimated the strength of Mr Trump's mercantilist instincts.
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But there are also unavoidable examples when he did not strictly follow those instincts.
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Despite the CHP's statist instincts, Mr Ince is a strong-minded and decent candidate.
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In Trump, Kasparov seems to see the same instincts exhibited by his Russian nemesis.
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His family also spoke about his sweet nature and his instincts as a defuser.
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Mr McCormack's interest in helping small businesses will appeal to Mr Turnbull's liberal instincts.
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It subjected itself to the interests, instincts and whims of the EU's remaining states.
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Luckily there are these instincts that kick in, especially when your kid's in trouble.
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"Mildred needs to trust her instincts and speak her mind when asked," Conroy said.
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Your animal instincts will probably take over as soon as you meet your baby.
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Within a few weeks of production of the show, she trusted his instincts implicitly.
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They may be part of human beings' shared social instincts, a product of evolution.
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He has instincts and a day-to-day appreciation of interests, chiefly his own.
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Charismatic leaders emerge who appeal to their emotions and often to their basest instincts.
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The Donald has got this far by defying conventional advice and following his instincts.
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He had very entertaining, rhythmically fun instincts I could easily marry my sensibilities with.
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I'm always thinking that games are like the architecture of human instincts and desire.
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Those instincts probably provide the best guide to how she might operate as chancellor.
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"It's not that I think maternal instincts don't exist; they certainly do," she explains.
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You're super smart, so trust your instincts if you feel like you're being manipulated.
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From this moment on, I trusted my instincts and WhatsApp's 'last seen' feature completely.
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Could it be that we can trust our dads' social media instincts after all?
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Being the best —moving forward through the scrum of humanity — means developing good instincts.
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But the same instincts that have scuppered his presidency made for unbelievable, tremendous television.
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They liked his individual liberty instincts on social, foreign and even some fiscal issues.
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It's that establishment guardrails of 2017 come down — and Trump's actual instincts take over.
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As in his Marxist years, Burnham was always torn between populist and patrician instincts.
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We often make our best decisions when we balance our instincts and rational thinking.
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Since his campaign began, Trump has repeatedly preyed upon our worst fears and instincts.
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She wrote in O that she thought her maternal instincts would keep him safe.
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He has the instincts to do that but this is a result-oriented business.
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Q: Can you talk about the dichotomy between Ali's principles and his survival instincts?
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For now, tribal instincts, backed by institutional machinery, still prop up the old split.
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Memories preserved Now, with the horses, his ancestral instincts definitely got the upper hand.
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My original instinct was to pull out -- and, historically, I like following my instincts.
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Donald Trump clearly trusts his daughter's instincts when it comes to tactical campaign decisions.
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His hired campaign guru resigned in despair at the candidate's lack of political instincts.
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Guinn says Jones' preternatural charisma, resourcefulness and political instincts would play in any era.
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And though his seagoing experience was minimal, his leadership instincts and skills were not.
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When I met Gulley, the "guardian angel," my instincts told me something was off.
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On the incendiary issue of immigration, where Kelly and Trump have very different instincts.
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Mainstream Republicans and Democrats have the same instincts when it comes to homeland security.
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Mr. McPhatter was remembered for his smile, his protective instincts and his athletic prowess.
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Without instincts, you'll have a hard time getting to--and staying at--the top.
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It's that establishment guardrails of 2017 come down—and Trump's actual instincts take over.
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His isolationist instincts were no secret; they were encapsulated in his "America First" slogan.
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But, he added, he thinks Trump's advisers are in conflict with the president's instincts.
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One should never bet on Democrats' political instincts—but it's clear they're paying attention.
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"The success of it was an affirmation of some of my instincts," she adds.
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Fourth, May's political judgments and instincts were poor, which aggravated the U.K.'s difficulties.
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Smith also has to be good on TV, and have excellent political instincts. 2628.
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He followed his instincts, borrowing elements that intrigued, challenged, baffled and even amused him.
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TheCatastrophiCreations Cat Mod Garden Complexhas everything your cat needs to satisfy his instincts indoors.
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Beginning with Richard Nixon, the G.O.P. has been consistently appealing to Americans' basest instincts.
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See, a mother's protective instincts don't leave when we lose the ones we love.
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Clinton was being judged on her base of knowledge rather than her interventionist instincts.
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Fight your instincts and ride as far from parked cars as you safely can.
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However, when it comes to cooking, it's also important to trust your own instincts.
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Kelly's traditionalist and culturally conservative instincts also turned out to match Trump's quite closely.
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I totally understand your instincts, but this is a recipe for resentment and secrets.
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And if your natural instincts become too overwhelming then you should really consider adoption.
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Some people are really reduced to their primordial instincts in the state they're in.
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But he does seem to have instincts that his boss would benefit from hearing.
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Immigration is a topic that sets Trump's emotions and political instincts in a swirl.
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Mr. Theroux is an ironist by nature, and his instincts tilt toward the meta.
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I didn't see it coming but like I always say, I've got great instincts.
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Still, she has the instincts of an original director: She is one to follow.
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He's fast and aggressive, but his burst is somewhat lacking as are his instincts.
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Congress is supposed to be a powerful check on President Trump's undeniably authoritarian instincts.
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And inevitably, that means a tremendous amount of second-guessing and doubting our instincts.
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These were precisely the instincts that had led me here in the first place.
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Dick brings doggedness and tactical instincts to their partnership; Lynne provides the ideological steel.
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It validates what nurses have known all along: that well-honed clinical instincts matter.
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As a businessman and president, Mr. Trump has proudly been guided by his instincts.
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After following O'Rourke for most of two days, I am going with my instincts.
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Our animal instincts are the primary reason we engage in self-destructive financial behaviors.
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Keep trying, keep talking — and, if all else fails, appeal to their parental instincts.
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The American-born Henry probably has better business instincts than his wannabe-bourgeois dad.
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He has brought the same instincts to his presidency, with increasingly self-defeating results.
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Einhorn was a highly respected investor, known for his instincts as a short seller.
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Some of Ms. Harris's aides said she had better instincts than her brain trust.
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He has excellent political instincts, yet he believes that rulership is a male prerogative.
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His instincts as the male in the relationship are traditionally cliché: overweening and dominant.
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These darker forces, moreover, are not just raw instincts, but often rationalized in ideologies.
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Fitzwilliams told INSIDER that the decision could be linked to "Harry's fiercely protective instincts."
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She got even more adventurous with "Fetish," giving her pop instincts an evocative edge.
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They favor and advance populist instincts and in hindsight, since the significant Kennedy vs.
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As Ms. Green relies more on her instincts, her dancing has become more authoritative.
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And like Ike, Trump is not particularly ideological and unconventional in his political instincts.
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Pop has hollowed itself out, responding to both artistic instincts and more prosaic incentives.
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The real damper on my musical instincts arrived in the form of piano practice.
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It's not just NBA players who need to listen to their instincts in business.
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The non-evangelical blue-collar whites display mixed instincts on racial and cultural issues.
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Rasmusen, however, is not following his scholarly instincts in the pursuit of ideas here.
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It's on MindQuad that we first see O'Malley displaying the country's most paranoid instincts.
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And those are some deep-seated instincts that got him into trouble in Watergate.
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Mr. Trump isn't a dictator — not yet, anyway — but he clearly has totalitarian instincts.
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This is a little lab of my own instincts about being in the world.
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Ostapenko acknowledged that she must, on occasions, try to reign in her natural instincts.
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But the reaction here to Mr. Trump represents the resurgence of our worst instincts.
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Their instincts are to make empty deals with the swamp — not to destroy it.
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You would've lost a lot of money betting against Trump's instincts in that respect.
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Superiors in the North Korean state soon recognize the boy's loyalty and keen instincts.
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All this lying suggests Trump has decent instincts about what people want to hear.
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In office, Trump's imperious instincts often translate into a zeal for maximizing presidential power.
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Everything else came from my own instincts and what I got from the text.
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It was the perfect medium, allowing her to rapidly exploit her magpie-like instincts.
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Friends of mine back home tell me her humanistic instincts are impressive and authentic.
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"I trust Coach Bennett's instincts entirely, both on the court and off," he said.
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My activist impulses have grown since my youth, and those instincts have been sharpened.
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Part of that process means recognising our own biased instincts, limitations and logical fallacies.
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Harris clearly has instincts for grappling, even if his technique isn't quite there yet.
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You can have the once-in-a-lifetime gut instincts of a Steve Jobs.
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The question is if Mattis will be able to contain Bolton's most dangerous instincts.
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My original instinct was to pull out — and, historically, I like following my instincts.
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But these attitudes, these instincts, do not seem to yield persistent beliefs or principles.
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I was fascinated by that image of society going back to their most animal instincts.
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That said, a Pisces-moon combo can prompt major nesting instincts within some of us.
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Fahmy is still going with her instincts to do the pieces she wants to create.
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But Trump's own instincts and worldview lead him time and time again to bashing immigrants.
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Clinton's fabled political instincts seem to vanish whenever he campaigns on behalf of his wife.
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"I hate to tell you, but your instincts were right," Goldberg says to the audience.
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Would Comey, Longstreth wondered, be as comfortable with another leader acting on those same instincts?
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In effect, we're creating objects that allow us to indulge our worst instincts more often.
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And defy your natural instincts; look at your camera and not the person on screen.
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He drifted thousands of miles on the structure, and his survival instincts came into play.
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If Mr Trump succumbs to his protectionist instincts, the consequences would be disastrous for all.
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With no one to curb him, Mr Erdogan is free to indulge his worst instincts.
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They would empower and encourage Clinton's worst instincts, while restraining any Republican's—including Donald Trump.
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Yet in his clinical dispatch of Mr Rajoy he showed daring and shrewd political instincts.
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Mr Harford argues that we should resist our instincts when faced with a disorderly world.
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" His deal, he continued, represented a chance to "unite the warring instincts in us all.
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Lilo's maternal instincts helped Rosie pull through and formed a precious bond between the two.
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"His instincts are to wade in on these culture war issues, especially immigration," Ruffini says.
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One way to understand Mr Trump's foreign-policy instincts is to consider his business career.
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Mr Erdogan, however, will one day leave the stage, taking his authoritarian instincts with him.
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You do not want to mess with a boundlessly entitled, morally compromised billionaire's maternal instincts.
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"Trust your instincts and use your best judgment when riding with Uber," the company says.
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Following his instincts that something was astray, Holland opened the man's door and went inside.
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Or maybe she represents the base instincts and desires we hide beneath our respectable exteriors.
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Newer members of the EU, like increasingly autocratic Hungary, challenge the bloc's better social instincts.
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My instincts are telling me that maybe we've met the worst Serpent of them all.
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I love her songwriting instincts and she has been so patient with listening to me!
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Therefore, it is fairly certain that monarchs rely on their instincts to find overwintering sites.
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From the freshman year onward, the students will investigate themes and instincts with more depth.
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It is supposed to serve society, and to offer rigour where gut instincts go wrong.
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This was tangible proof indicating her daughters' instincts were correct: John was really a criminal.
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" Tanden replied: "Almost no one knows better (sic) me that her instincts can be terrible.
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Over the course of 24 turbulent hours, Holly's maternal instincts are put to the test.
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The loss of any human life goes strongly against the instincts of any democratic politician.
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That pitted him against both the Trump administration's nationalist wing and the president's nationalist instincts.
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Even forgiving markets may not be able to save Ukraine from its own worst instincts.
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The boardroom is a knife fight with instincts but the tasks are leadership and focus.
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Turning them into social creatures with human instincts is arguably the biggest roadblock to autonomy.
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But with Mr Trump's instincts fortified by Mr Pompeo and Mr Bolton, it looks remote.
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Those who have good instincts tend to be more apt in decision-making than others.
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As a result, short-term stock-pickers have had to follow their instincts, Cramer explained.
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"Hockey is a game of instincts, and that's how I play my best," Karlsson said.
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Trump has already demonstrated that he has dreadful instincts when it comes to workers' rights.
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I've built a lot of goodwill with my party's left, so they trust my instincts.
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Individuals are notorious for being subpar investors, regularly falling prey to our worst behavioral instincts.
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"If my instincts tell me something's off, I have to go with it," he says.
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Aligning your paleolithic instincts to your orthodontics for humanity; humanity headgear for humanity's technological adolescence.
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They share similar pugilistic instincts and a willingness to flout the political class's conventional wisdom.
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Validating prejudices Trump has an uncanny ability to bring out the worst instincts in people.
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"He had terrific reaction, instincts, loose hips, and a great vertical," Lemming told VICE Sports.
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We don't need the President joking with them about giving in to their baser instincts.
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Whatever her motives for feeling the pain of Trump voters, Mrs Clinton's instincts are correct.
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Thus, Trump allows his uninformed instincts on Russia to overrule the CIA's intelligence-based conclusions.
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Often the things you say corroborate my deepest instincts about what prison must be like.
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Ryan's faith in Trump's supply-sider instincts was confirmed by Trump's choice of Indiana Gov.
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"Being a sex worker or a junkie doesn't taint your maternal instincts," Lily tells me.
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Can you imagine how you would navigate the world if you can't trust your instincts?
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The country does not share Indonesia's protectionist instincts and is more welcoming to foreign investors.
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We must stretch for our better angels instead of falling toward our lowest instincts. pic.twitter.
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And governments are increasingly weary of the European Parliament's instincts to federalise anything that moves.
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Prince Harry's protective instincts as a first-time dad-to-be are already kicking in!
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Does he follow his instincts and honor a campaign promise to his loyal political base?
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Her acute storyteller's instincts tell her that this is the moment to show her hand.
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A man who feels inadequate succumbs to his malicious instincts towards a beautiful female friend.
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Tinsel Town might be in a toxic haze, but Altman's instincts are in sharp focus.
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Are humans not equipped with survival instincts, or do they just not care THAT much?
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But Bannon now seems to be out of favor because he encouraged Trump's worst instincts.
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Trump, more so than ever, may succumb to his basest instincts on foreign policy matters.
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The president has proven himself risk-acceptant and prone to never second-guess his instincts.
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His tweet on immigration was a classic maneuver by a populist leader with authoritarian instincts.
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Pike's survival instincts kicked into high gear and he tried to fight off the lion.
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A tension between liberal and communitarian instincts has arguably always been present in American politics.
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Constant reminders, honing, and reinforcement are necessary to keep our practice and our instincts sharp.
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Britain could also be free to follow its free market instincts without interference from Brussels.
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As a real-estate developer, Trump successfully parlayed his attention-grabbing instincts into business opportunities.
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We like to let our players use their instincts when they get in the moment.
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I don't have a great read on this game personally, but I trust their instincts.
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They call it the "sharing economy" and let go all their natural fears and instincts.
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The difference, I like to think, is that I'm in control of those instincts now.
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These are stars of gospel's maximalist period and occasional flirters with its pop-soul instincts.
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Much of the work of campaigns and elections used to be hunches and gut instincts.
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And newborn instincts like the sucking, grasping and even head turning are important for survival.
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Will you be a voice of reason or will you support the President's worst instincts?
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Dope Jams' Halloween ball is in upstate New York at beloved record store Preserved Instincts.
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But I try to engage my natural instincts—in addition to the science behind it.
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Well, part of it is I think he has instincts but doesn't do the work.
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Sure, he stumbles, and he still needs occasional help, but his instincts are spot on.
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" The bullet points underneath read, "Practice awareness", "Follow your instincts", and "Learn to say 'NO.
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Overlaying all of this are three trends: Trump is trusting his instincts more every day.
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It's definitely a longing for reconnection to ourselves, our instincts, our nature, and our knowledge.
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It was all right there, in front of us, but I didn't trust my instincts.
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The others will touch on themes of life's emergence from water, instincts, emotions, and intellect.
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The filters freak her out, which means that her survival instincts are fully in tact.
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Hunter thought that Obama and his advisers should have acknowledged his father's good political instincts.
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These are women without children or romantic love, channeling their maternal instincts into plastic figurines.
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Trump himself clearly has the same instincts as the foreign dictators he so openly admires.
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Several current and former aides praised her political instincts and understanding of Mr. Trump's messaging.
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Now, it's a commonplace, but also a euphemism, to say that Trump has authoritarian instincts.
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" Or her turn as a stalker with seriously skewed maternal instincts in the current "Greta.
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At heart, Mr. Trump's instincts are contrary to the multilateral spirit of the European Union.
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Talusan has the instincts of a storyteller, teasing out her narrative through images and allusion.
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There are places where I think his instincts are an improvement on the Republican field.
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The discovery only validated her daredevil instincts and the determination to surpass her celebrated father.
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It's aimed at peeling away moderate Republicans with legitimate fears about Trump's foreign policy instincts.
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Because domestic cats are in a strange environment, natural instincts can manifest in odd ways.
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Against this stands an American president whose governing foreign policy instincts are bluster and retreat.
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But after a while, you get into the rhythm of trusting your eye and instincts.
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My pearl couscous with shrimp, clams and tarragon is a reflection of my cheffy instincts.
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One, maybe the whole thing was a consequence of Trump's racist and self-interested instincts.
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Negotiations over such matters have frustrated more seasoned presidents with more bipartisan or internationalist instincts.
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In her feature writing-directing debut, Saila Kariat shows better technical instincts than dramatic ones.
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I'm telling you, Michael, my instincts are telling me this is going to be huge.
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She said Mr. Bloomberg had the money and street-fighting instincts to defeat President Trump.
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Mindy Kaling just made it a whole lot easier to channel your most "basic" instincts.
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Anthony Beminio and Officer Justin Martin represented our best, most decent instincts as human beings.
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The president's instincts that trade agreements could be both simpler and more comprehensive are correct.
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I also worry that Trump is buoying the repressive instincts of dictators around the world.
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Mr. Trump may then once again have to choose between his advisers and his instincts.
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In this week's episode, however, those instincts are called into question for the first time.
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And the protective instincts of well-meaning outsiders trigger an urgent, and distinctively Amish, crisis.
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And in both countries, the leaders' instincts conflict with the best practices of virus response.
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Clancy should have listened to a man whose instincts have saved Earth several times over.
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She's not the most articulate, but I've never seen a politician with better political instincts.
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Americans' first instincts are to misunderstand practically everything the North Korean state is really about.
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President Trump has had good instincts on several foreign policy matters since the 2016 campaign.
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Western diplomats and commentators regularly accuse him of bending the truth to inflame nationalist instincts.
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Sarah Reyes' instincts had always prompted her to run toward danger, not away from it.
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It celebrates the vision of the original creators more than the disruptive instincts of reinterpreters.
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For a fleeting moment, you may experience the intoxicating feeling of defying your fundamental instincts.
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Unfortunately, he has not surrounded himself with people who will help him follow those instincts.
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In all, Trump's instincts about ending our long-running no-losing strategy seem well founded.
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"His first instincts are always to take care of teammates," Flyers Coach Dave Hakstol said.
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Those circumstances might lead him to despair, but he takes their measure by his instincts.
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Let this serve as a reminder to the president to follow his own political instincts.
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Simple: She is an outspoken, fearless young Latina with new ideas and sharp political instincts.
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Netanyahu's allies would encourage his worst instincts on both the Palestinians and democracy at home.
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John Garamendi welcomed Bolton's departure given his "radical" instincts but warned of instability to come.
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This would needlessly contradict the economic interests and self-survival instincts of those in charge.
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Their work is also informed by the balance between the designers' masculine and feminine instincts.
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While there are some moral instincts that seem fairly universal, many vary across human societies.
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Despite his neighborly instincts, he refrained from going over to offer his help or counsel.
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Our instincts and intuitions evolved in rich contexts; that's what they're meant to deal with.
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Instincts, marketing… Our class is very much based on kind of human needs, etc. Right.
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That puts a lot of weight on an officer's immediate instincts in judging who's dangerous.
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Her narrative instincts are strong and her dialogue sharp; throughout, her exposition is adroit and informative.
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Wrong or right — who knows — I just follow my natural instincts and how it guides me.
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The simple, slightly sexist explanation is that cats' infantile-looking features prey particularly on female instincts.
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Michel says he "could never have imagined" how quickly his instincts to protect himself would arise.
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He can bumble around engagingly while flunkies work out how to turn his instincts into policies.
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Sure, laughing at their expense isn't the most noble of human instincts, but it is fun.
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The internet has a way of taking our evolution-derived instincts and kicking them into hyperdrive.
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Some in Moscow clearly believe that Trump is being forced to act against his better instincts.
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Bolton will almost surely encourage Mr. Trump's instincts against diplomatic agreements both consider weak and unwise.
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Trust your instincts about the professional with whom you are working and the advice they recommend.
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On the 7.993st, the sun hunkers down in your domestic fourth house awakening your nesting instincts.
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He lurks in the nightclub; he hunts for women, and he acts on his animal instincts.
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It was wrong, he said, to criminalise youngsters for following their God-given and natural instincts.
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"My parents have always taught me to be myself and to follow my instincts," she noted.
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"My original instinct was to pull out, and historically I like following my instincts," Trump said.
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Ms Kramp-Karrenbauer, as far as one can tell, shares most of Mrs Merkel's centrist instincts.
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Frontman Tony Dekker didn't use acoustic guitar and curbed his regular songwriting instincts for something new.
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" "Being strong — with excellent instincts and loyalty and smarts — does not inoculate a person against abuse.
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And these instincts have, again and again, proved wrong – while the basic models have done well.
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So I started walking north, with no map and only my survival instincts to guide me.
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Simply put, a lack of sleep triggers ancient instincts that yearn for rich, sweet, fatty foods.
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Meghan needs to learn the instincts that will enable her to navigate the unwritten British constitution.
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Had my instincts been any slower, or his aim been any better, I would be dead.
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The women's maternal instincts are helped by the fact that they are steely and quick-witted.
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Snapchat is and has always been in Spiegel's hands, between his voting rights and product instincts.
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At home, Mr Xi's instincts are at least as illiberal as those of his Russian counterpart.
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Now we have to live with each other so our violent instincts have to be inhibited.
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Of course, sometimes we're better off when we refer to what our instincts are telling us.
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They now look poised to elect Mr Bolsonaro, a populist with authoritarian instincts, as their president.
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Eventually, it seems Davey's instincts were wrong and they've hit a dead end… or have they?
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Perhaps Pence's instincts had been wrong and the earnest, quick-to-trust governor had been misled.
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Be smart: AVs need the same instincts so they can recognize, understand, and predict human behavior.
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The real question is how these instincts combine with his, and his party's, professed pro-Europeanism.
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"My original instinct was to pull out, and historically I like following my instincts," he said.
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In the end, Barlow's instincts swayed toward social responsibility too much to be a true libertarian.
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A steady stream of new protectionist rules suggests that other business-bashing instincts still hold sway.
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The unorthodox nature of advisers like Flynn or Scaramucci, by contrast, reflects Trump's anti-establishment instincts.
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Critics saw his firing of FBI Director James Comey as evidence of more worrying autocratic instincts.
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Trump's instincts were strongly against adding to troop levels -- he really didn't want to do it.
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A: I thought I was going crazy, and harbouring these feelings and instincts is not healthy.
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" She added: "He's a unique person that's been following his instincts and judgments from the beginning.
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Her maternal instincts drove her to turn away, wrap herself around me, and rush me home.
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He doesn't get out much these days, but the trail brought out his old outdoors instincts.
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Trump's gut instincts about the nature of the Republican Party is very rarely, if ever, wrong.
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Without them, I worry that my instincts would have become habits; habits that quickly became character.
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With their instincts, youth and network, the twins have quickly proved their value to the firm.
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And bankers reckon that Ms Warren's more radical instincts could well be stymied by political gridlock.
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"My original instinct was to pull out -- and, historically, I like following my instincts," Trump said.
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Whether he can suppress his do-gooder instincts while working for Bobby's people is another matter.
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In this particular case, the cat was already hunting so those instincts were already keyed up.
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I learned that there is no shame in our human instincts of desire or sexual orientation.
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The baritone Yunpeng Wang brought elegant phrasing and keen dramatic instincts to the role of Azzo.
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"They have learned some very bad instincts over the past 15 years or so," Ambler says.
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Does business success carry with it the knowledge and instincts needed to make good economic policy?
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But Trump has consistently undercut his secretary of state's own instincts and willingness to do so.
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But that's the one goal Trump won't budge on, because it goes against Trump's fundamental instincts.
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The Trump team's instincts to placate their base may lead to more of these disastrous policies.
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These instincts have been built into us for millennia and I think that's definitely the best.
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But Allred's temperament, location, and media instincts have led to a self-perpetuating sort of expertise.
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Great instincts, long arms, physical, tough, relentless - all the qualities you want in an offensive rebounder.
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Be careful when you're communicating with anyone you don't personally know online, and trust your instincts.
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The ultra-Orthodox boys also test, and come up against the limits of, Noga's maternal instincts.
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So he has been unable to marry his often canny political instincts with some actual knowledge.
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"[Chief of staff Reince] Priebus vouched for Spicer and against Trump's instincts," a source told CNN.
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It was enough that he understood that democracy had become one of the instincts of France.
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So much of his character and his instincts are antithetical to Biblical and traditionally conservative values.
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Indeed, Clinton's worst moments come when her mealymouthed instincts are juxtaposed against Sanders's gutsier conviction politics.
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But look closer, and you'll see how Aoki's Las Vegas nightclub instincts have taken the reins.
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The North Korea crisis is magnifying all of President Trump's most dangerous instincts and personality traits.
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Whatever his instincts may be, he will be influenced by forces that pull in opposite directions.
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By this point, he knows how the president thinks and how to appeal to his instincts.
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Listen to your instincts and don't ignore it because it's the wisest part of your system.
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I feel like I always have a clear mind, with no primitive sexual instincts distracting me.
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Instead, she meets people, follows her instincts, gets into pickles, unpickles herself, picks up, moves on.
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But Kihei, his instincts, and Mamadi to not drop it, I'm still in awe of that.
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History shows, again and again, that acting on our instincts often results in dire unintended consequences.
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He's a PhD historian with a talent for campaign strategy, a genial conservative with pragmatic instincts.
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My instincts are saying no, no, no, but I do what the doctor, the experts, say.
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In her memoir, Harris wrote about how her mother taught her to trust her gut instincts.
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Wrong or right -- who knows -- I just follow my natural instincts and how it guides me.
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I agree that these are important in the face of a lawless president with authoritarian instincts.
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And behaviorally, wolf handlers say, their predatory instincts are easily triggered compared to those of dogs.
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But his unpredictability often distracts from the truth: His instincts tend toward a relatively coherent politics.
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He has largely relied on sharp political instincts and easy mannerisms to foster American diplomacy abroad.
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It was an example of Mr. Trump's complex, at times disturbing, instincts in regard to Jews.
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While I think you should trust your instincts, that doesn't necessarily mean they are spot on.
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These "grotesques," as Anderson called them, had allowed doubt and fear to overwhelm their better instincts.
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Mr. Trump gets a variety of information, Mr. Kelly said, but goes with his instincts anyway.
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He is a living, breathing instantiation of the worst foreign policy instincts of the Trump administration.
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It has trusted its instincts, imposed its own beliefs on the most illustrious opposition, and thrived.
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"Annoyingly, probably quite a long time," she replies, in a nod to his dark survival instincts.
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Instead, to get ahead, women either learn to stifle those instincts, or get punished for them.
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My instincts were to say 'Thank you, but I don't think I am the right fit.
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Last we saw him, he was lunging across the crease — stick outstretched, all instincts and desperation.
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Laing's Kathy, although she is marrying, remains a wild child, committed to little except her instincts.
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Before I met Sonny, I was very much a person who relied on her own instincts.
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"President Trump's actions and instincts align with those of authoritarian regimes around the globe," she said.
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"Her instincts on working to remove burdensome regulation, I expect, are largely right," Mr. Lehrer said.
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The whole advertising world is just intertwined with lies, appealing to the worst instincts we have.
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"I think he brings out the worst in people and appeals to base instincts," he said.
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Ms. Warren's call log includes more mainstream Democrats, but it also reflects her outsider-organizer instincts.
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And it doesn't matter what your instincts tell you or who is present at the time.
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And those instincts lean toward protecting both the institution of the Senate and the Republican Party.
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They did their best, your parents, and most of the time their instincts were spot on.
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Ms. Kopatchinskaja, who combines blazing virtuosity with ferocious instincts, did not disappoint in Prokofiev's Second Concerto.
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Fake news like Bild's article, which plays to Germans' worst instincts, makes it infinitely more difficult.
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It's impossible to judge the depth and breadth of what Trump's instincts told him about Jackson.
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That's what stayed with him, and he had such great instincts and knowledge of the game.
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When you second guess these instincts/observations for political reasons, you put the community at risk.
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He doesn't just use his knowledge of the game, he uses his instincts very, very well.
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Indeed, on Iran, Tillerson has been a voice of restraint, curbing, for now, Trump's bellicose instincts.
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The president combines the rhetorical impulses of Bob Dornan with the strategic instincts of Dennis Kucinich.
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We all knew he was a policy neophyte, with some bad ideas but reasonably decent instincts.
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Given Trump's unpredictability -- in literally all things -- it's a message that probably reflects his natural instincts.
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But his instincts told him they were great, and he provided key support for their careers.
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Djokovic was wobbling but showed his old survival instincts and hung tough in the second set.
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It attacks our basic instincts to save face, and makes it hard to ask for help.
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In their absence, Trump has been more free to rely on his own foreign-policy instincts.
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The appointees who stand between Trump and his worst instincts recognize what many of us feel.
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His instincts appear correct for now; polls have shown his tariffs are widely popular among Republicans.
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But it reinforces China's statist instincts while ignoring most U.S. business beefs with Sino-American trade.
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Her instincts are often rewarded, and her circle of famous friends can feel, at times, limitless.
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Some examples of his "basic instincts" were that "exports are good, imports are bad," Rodrik said.
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The political scientist's report card on Mr. Cicilline: intelligent and hardworking with grade-A political instincts.
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I don't mean exactly the same taste as hers, but the same confidence and good instincts.
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Leonard followed his instincts after seeing that the teenager's clothes matched the description given on radio.
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Luhnow is confident that Gurriel's instincts and infield skills will make the transition a smooth one.
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In terms of our instincts, the question isn't why we do the wrong things around money.
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Each comparison assumes that Mr. Trump is a political figure with a politician's instincts and calculations.
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He has presided over near constant turmoil as he has increasingly relied on his own instincts.
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The book has its shaggy moments, as when it bogs down by distinguishing emotions from instincts.
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He has none of Trump's dark charisma and none of his political instincts for what's popular.
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She respects few hierarchies, follows her instincts, and speaks her truth, as the young kids say.
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"My original instinct was to pull out — and, historically, I like following my instincts," Trump said.
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It's interesting to think of emotions and instincts in terms of colours like that—very sensory.
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Marge isn't one of those people, but that doesn't mean she's immune to the same instincts.
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You do what your instincts tell you to do, and not worry about it that much.
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Right now, we have somebody who is appealing to absolutely the darkest, fearful instincts in people.
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The president himself has repeatedly demonstrated that his own instincts on racial controversies are much like Bannon's.
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Speaking of juice, Kardashian seems to have inherited her late father Robert's protective instincts toward O.J. Simpson.
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Other pieces also question why human bodily functions and basic instincts are exploited in a capitalist system.
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PIRRO: No, it&aposs about the American people&aposs instincts, that&aposs why they elected an outsider.
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Sylvie said the Nxivm programs had impacted her thinking by teaching her not to trust her instincts.
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The Apprentice boosted Trump's showbiz instincts, honing his ability to capture an audience and command a stage.
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They trusted the battle cry of their fellow Beliebers, and their instincts turned out to be right.
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Drawing on the pugilistic instincts that sustained his business career, he dug in for a counter attack.
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Matt Schlapp, chairman of the American Conservative Union, praised Trump's "conservative instincts" and applauded his Cabinet choices.
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We may want to buy low and sell high, but that goes against our instincts and biases.
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Your basic mental and emotional wiring is in place; you have certain instincts, predilections, fears, and cravings.
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At the heart of the Diablo games is an irresistible call to our primordial hunter-gatherer instincts.
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I can see that my financial instincts had become all about preparing for the worst-case scenario.
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Erdogan's authoritarian instincts mean he increasingly fails to resemble a natural US ally or a NATO member.
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That I didn't go directly to the nearest chocolate store just shows how off my instincts were.
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Now with his latest work on "Parasite," Bong has demonstrated that trusting his creative instincts pays off.
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On Thursday, the Sun squares off with illusive Neptune, pushing us to act on our gut instincts.
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Now it is up to America's institutions, and the people within them, to check his worst instincts.
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And yet not let go of it, because he's a professional that also operates off his instincts.
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There's a puckish wit to the assassin, along with the requisite predatory instincts necessary for her profession.
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This hints at a degree of conservatism in Scottish political culture that exists alongside its progressive instincts.
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But his interventionist instincts and Gaullist style at times made him the nemesis of the UK Treasury.
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So once you've made that decision, run with it, trust your instincts, and don't look back. 3.
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Modern art and society are not yet rid of the instincts found in the Morgan's medieval collection.
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Mr Rajoy, a great survivor whose stolid appearance hides sharp political instincts, had been outwitted at last.
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We are total beings with full and natural instincts and can offer a feminine direction to intellect.
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Some steered clear of his administration, wary of his instincts and his let-chaos-reign management style.
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The ultra-durable and all-natural rubber formula is meant to help stimulate a dog's natural instincts.
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One is the set of hard-left ideologues who do not trust Mr Ramaphosa's pro-business instincts.
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Instincts more than anything ... I just put my hand out and blocked his wrist with my baton.
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But the survival instincts that have served him so well throughout his career came to the rescue.
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Fear is an essential part of the human condition that's deeply rooted in our most primal instincts.
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"He's got good offensive instincts," Boudreau said of Theodore, the Ducks' first-round draft pick in 2013.
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Survival instincts have evolved into "behavior biases" that cause us to make bad financial and investment decisions.
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Sporting a red dress and black and white tights, she performs a solo dance about survival instincts.
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Venus in Scorpio urges us to follow our instincts in love and dating, not unlike cuffing season.
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He is convinced that his instincts are the highest authority on what should be said, and when.
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Hope that this is more showmanship, and that Mr Bolton's belligerent instincts will not have full rein.
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Bannon loves, enables and encourages the instincts that led Trump to withdraw from the Paris climate deal.
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Victims deserve justice, and would-be miscreants should be given pause before acting on their worst instincts.
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Israel, meanwhile, is goading Trump to indulge his more disruptive instincts and blow the deal to smithereens.
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JWG: How do your instincts as a journalist and social historian inform your work on Black Panther?
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But this seems like a moment when Cruz's political instincts aligned with his sense of personal resentment.
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Read Your Fryer's Instructions Many of us prefer to toss the instructions aside and use our instincts.
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It's his most natural instincts that empower Elio to see a fruit and imbue it with lust.
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He wanted Yura's claims to be true, though, so against his better instincts he transferred the bitcoin.
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Before making any rash, risky, or major decisions, make sure that you instincts gel with your thoughts.
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It's evidence he has killer instincts, won't give up, works harder than the rest, and so on.
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But I do think his instincts and tactics aim to undercut America's democracy to increase his power.
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Make them develop contacts, insights, and instincts on cybersecurity to help you stay ahead of the curve.
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I tell girls that we should follow our hearts and listen to our feelings and instincts first.
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Cats have a confident independence, and their instincts allow them to make do with what they have.
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The same went for global trade, where she warned against protectionist instincts that might endanger open markets.
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Clearly her brow game isn't the only thing that's next-level: Her smart shopping instincts are, too.
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"She is someone who has great instincts about how to get engaged in a fight," Burton said.
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Though only 9-years-old, Camdyn Smith listened to his instincts — and it saved his mom's life.
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Bannon was an influential voice inside the White House, feeding and encouraging Trump's nationalist and populist instincts.
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Someone is grabbing her by the throat, after all, and clearly her natural instincts are kicking in.
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It takes a long time to get good at something, to start recognizing patterns and developing instincts.
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It is a very software heavy business as well so I think instincts play a big part.
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But those instincts will not lead to effective policy if he fails to recognize some important facts.
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The outlet has credited good instincts, dogged reporting and a little luck for the early morning scoop.
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Before the kittens and her own baby, Seyfried honed her maternal instincts with her rescue dog Finn.
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But because I'm learning to trust my instincts, to seek out the truth and to believe it.
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It's really about trusting your instincts, because at the end of the day, that's all you have.
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Sullivan called Hancock a "strategic thinker" with "excellent business instincts," in a statement released by the firm.
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Indeed, Tillerson has good instincts on many foreign policy issues and is ready to provide independent advice.
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Normally, Congress is able to temper its instincts with reasoned analysis: The tab must eventually be paid.
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Most Sinhalese seem to be willing to look past the Rajapaksas' authoritarian instincts and clan-based politics.
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He has great instincts on how to play to a crowd, and I don't say that lightly.
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But the episode showed that the publicity-hound instincts of America's producer-in-chief are quite healthy.
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Unaware of their true interests, they were easy prey for demagogues, who appealed to their lowest instincts.
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While male manatees may not have many paternal instincts, all manatees are equipped with complex social abilities.
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My greatest strength in business is my ability to combine my gut instincts with fearless decision-making.
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They give us reason for hope, and they inspire us all to follow our own creative instincts.
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Real men don't sit around and debate things, or compromise: They follow their instincts and take action.
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John Nicholson, the commander of the U.S. mission in Afghanistan and a strong leader with smart instincts.
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Only a man with amoral instincts would mock a reporter's disability, as Trump did during his campaign.
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She asked voters to trust her instincts, reciting an old saying she learned in the Methodist Church.
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Pause to collect your thoughts and trust your instincts; they will never fail you in the end.
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This man has a history of inciting violence and appealing to the basest instincts of his followers.
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Whereas she strove for exactitude, he had a gamer's instincts, and often tried to barrel through tasks.
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So this line of research can add evidence to when and how fetuses begin developing those instincts.
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Your instincts are high, so trust your intuition, but understand that you aren't free from emotional bias.
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They were also identified by numbers rather than names, and lack toilet training and many basic instincts.
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Perhaps it was their temperamental similarities, and their faith in their own business instincts despite repeated failure.
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I hope that party is not over and replaced by a frothing coalescence of our worst instincts.
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My experience, and the outcomes of our post-9/11 foreign policy, overwhelmingly confirms the president's instincts.
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"My gut instincts, which have nothing to do with my professional training, are pretty solid," she writes.
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Wright would never be an outsider artist, but he was fascinated by the instincts that fueled it.
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When a man chooses the word "female" as opposed to "woman,"my instincts are on high alert.
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When giving in to these emotional instincts, we can make decisions based on extreme anger and hate.
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This, in turn, numbs people to the truly outrageous, and hardens the tribal instincts of political combatants.
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When arranging the track, I really had to ignore a lot of my "pop style" conditioning instincts.
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And it was going to take better disguises to ensnare a trainer, especially one with these instincts.
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Really good, has great instincts, sells really well... is a great salesman, which I think is awesome.
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Such policies reflect the revolutionary instincts of the AKP in the mold of a majoritarian-style party.
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When people are not able to think properly or reason logically, they revert to relying on instincts.
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Sometimes the why of ambition can only be discovered in nervy actions that cut against our instincts.
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He was a very compelling guy, and -- with an unusual balance of creativity, inspiration and commercial instincts.
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Kofi Annan inspired and protected us -- all too often from our own worst instincts and flawed judgments.
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Her instincts for moving forward on grass when gaining an advantage in a rally were also sharp.
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