This required a lot of introspection and took some time.
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Campaign 2016 Yesterday was not a day for quiet introspection.
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Is it evidence of canny P.R., or of deep introspection?
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The film shows many individuals in moments of hypnotic introspection.
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But this article is not a repository of genuine introspection.
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Well, Hume would have answered that introspection tells us so.
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"Where is the shame, where is the introspection," Conway said.
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Is this meant to be some kind of mutual introspection?
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But where is the space for real remorse and introspection?
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There's no reckoning with anything, no introspection, just escalating mayhem.
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He gets bored easily and is not given to introspection.
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"I don't think there has been enough introspection," she said.
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Assisting someone worse off even more effectively derails compulsive introspection.
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It's part of a bigger circumstance called the introspection illusion.
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Is this real introspection or just more performance for his guests?
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But there's very little time in Blade Runner 2049 for introspection.
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But that rigorous relationship with self-introspection was really key here.
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I'd say that particular introspection turned out to be quite prophetic.
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That is to say, it employs introspection and judgments of value.
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So, I think maybe more introspection would be a better idea.
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Intense introspection makes it feel like a book from another age.
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It's the growth and introspection so many of her fans crave.
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She has not had the time for much introspection this season.
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Stefánie herself has an exhibitionist streak, but is resistant to introspection.
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Given the conflab's dire predictive record, though, some introspection is overdue.
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Harris's complicated past should lead to some introspection, said BP-Weeks.
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His lack of introspection on this subject diminishes his considerable legacy.
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But there's scant evidence of similar introspection in current incel forums.
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It's engaged in just enough introspection to recalibrate and move on.
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On Baseball As the Yankees' captain, Derek Jeter pointedly avoided introspection.
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This is not a man prone to introspection or self-critique.
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But as I got older, what I appreciated was Frank's introspection.
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There were no metaphors, no Nabokovian special effects, no authorial introspection.
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"This required a lot of introspection and took some time," Meyhofer writes.
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Our exhibition emphasizes the pluralistic nature of abstraction: gesture, geometric, and introspection.
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This devolution of power made American Puritans uniquely prone to anxious introspection.
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They require deep introspection to uncover and even greater courage to address.
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The chest-thumping and girl-watching are interrupted by moments of introspection.
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The introspection won't be easy, but it is now, at last, inevitable.
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That's supposed to take us to a place of calm and introspection.
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In other words: Not all of the information provided below requires introspection.
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The painting is "completely meditative: It's a picture of introspection," he explained.
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Whether you're running, cycling, or gardening, exercise leads to endorphin-fueled introspection.
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In astrology, new moons are a time for new beginnings and introspection.
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He insisted, however, that this was a genuine time of national introspection.
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I read this book — a curiosity but lacking true substance and introspection.
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This led her to introspection about her own junior high school experience.
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Basically, very few local comedians have moments of introspection onstage or off.
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It was a good question—and finding the answer required some introspection.
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The tech industry seems to be going through a phase of serious introspection.
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His 2018 persona seems less Yeezy (less ego) and more Ye (more introspection).
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It's like the self-introspection the moment after an orgasm watching nasty porn.
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The new moon on the 16th makes it a key day for introspection.
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He believes in action over talk, hard logic over feeling, decisiveness over introspection.
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"The government will have to do some deliberation and serious introspection," Subbarao said.
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Too bad the bullying character based on LaBeouf has little desire for introspection.
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They assert his belief in introspection and the need to overcome the past.
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On Concrete and Mud, the introspection gives way to a release, a freedom.
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Evidently lacking in introspection, he couldn't tell me how that makes him feel.
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So will they be joining the serious introspection lot any time soon, then?
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It is high time for the national news media to do some introspection.
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Dear Emma, Your tastes show range and an inclination toward wit and introspection.
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Trump's win has produced a moment of introspection for the political consulting business.
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Such hysteria becomes pathological and unwieldy, distorting good sense and turning introspection outward.
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"I have never been one for deep or sustained introspection," he writes later.
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She wrote memoirs at a time when such introspection was uncommon among monarchs.
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Abrams&apos turn towards introspection and goal-setting has paid off big time.
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By constantly criticizing others, he avoids criticizing himself — avoids any type of introspection.
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There was a lot of introspection after the election, on the press's part.
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It causes introspection and self-examination and motivates us to grow and change.
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The right way to do introspection With that, yoga has gotten more empirical scrutiny.
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So it really takes us into a deeper exploration and introspection about Jessica's life.
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But we do know there's going to be some serious introspection before the wedding.
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Brian Raftery, Wired: But there's very little time in Blade Runner 2049 for introspection.
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When Mercury retrograde is in Leo, the energy is much more about quiet introspection.
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Single "Type Love" highlights Deville's unfailing introspection in a breezy ode to self-care.
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Bon Iver, two other artists given to introspection, each contribute songwriting to the record.
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I have done independent introspection of the last 10 years and have grown tremendously.
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The gravity of this unfinished business left Earl in a state of pronounced introspection.
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Here are eight questions to prompt introspection into what, exactly, that purpose may be.
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But with Wilhelm Kempff there's that feeling of introspection, the way he does it.
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His speech is clipped and straightforward, and he does not appear to enjoy introspection.
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I haven't seen a lot of introspection or self-criticism among Sanders-aligned thinkers.
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Experimental social science is currently in the midst of a difficult period of introspection.
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Jesuits are known for the value they place on introspection as well as spirituality.
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"Where we are today has taken deep introspection," North Carolina's chancellor, Carol Folt, said.
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I'd say this calls for a lot of introspection and several glasses of wine.
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This, in turn, sparked a moment of introspection from Ms. Dick's companion, Victoria Forbes.
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"Allow some introspection on why you're scared of this movie that's fake," Poffenroth recommends.
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This is a day that honors bravery and requires deep introspection before taking action.
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A politics of introspection does not work toward policies to combat any of this.
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Since then, the region has endured a painful period of transition, polarization and introspection.
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These valid criticisms demand serious introspection and action on the part of Western politicians.
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Thus they achieve a skewed balance between energy and calm, a quietly declarative introspection.
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I called Crain to talk about what he meant by this antipathy of introspection.
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But the nuns taught us generosity and introspection as directly as fractions and cursive.
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Poem Entering the new year invariably invites introspection, even when shuttling cattle to market.
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But how much introspection does one really need before it's time to get to work?
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And with that acceptance and some introspection, it's possible to emerge stronger as a couple.
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Only after a lot of introspection did I turn that envy into fuel for change.
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Trickster Blues is a warm, cosmic record, drifting through heavy introspection and soft-psychedelic revelations.
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The journey towards this kind of introspection and transparency hasn't been a straightforward one, though.
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Thankfully, after over six years of introspection and self-care, my perspective has gradually changed.
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If Northam had lost there would have been panic and introspection within the Democratic Party.
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But if you are hoping to find deep presidential introspection there, you will be disappointed.
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Hollywood's cultural overhaul will require much introspection, and Davis' voice is crucial in that conversation.
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Certainly, her nonconformist poetic-political photo works reflected Bataille's excessive ideals without neglecting female introspection.
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Our sanctuaries are spaces for quiet introspection and the loud clang of engaged moral action.
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Successful people are always looking to better understand themselves; unsuccessful people don't care about introspection.
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A decision by British voters to leave the European Union has only deepened the introspection.
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This routine of introspection is not limited to the guilty but also includes the innocent.
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Arledge pioneered cine-dance — dance choreographed specifically for film — in her most famous film, Introspection.
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His lyrics focus on relationships, occasional heart-wrenching emotional pain, and the quest for introspection.
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It's probably more relevant to introspection than, say, something you would experience in a club.
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There's not a lot of introspection and articulation among dysfunctional youth, it's just all reaction.
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Yet I agree that there are collective experiences of both that warrant discussion and introspection.
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There are many interesting threads in Castro's book, but little in the way of introspection.
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The safety overhaul "required a lot of introspection and took some time," Mr. Meyhofer said.
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That would have been too messy, required too much work and perhaps a little introspection.
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If that goes deep, South Korea may be in for a period of troubling introspection.
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It's not a bad thing to offer stories for children that foster confidence through introspection.
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The "introspection engine" will be an "open source, user-inspectable and field-verifiable module," they say.
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We've all had moments of introspection wondering what our lives would be like in different circumstances.
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Is this a new era of introspection, earnestness, and (dare we day) maturity for South Park?
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Maybe you like your alone time and your sensitivity comes in the form of quiet introspection.
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Some schools have started to teach children to understand their gender identity by introspection, not anatomy.
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Introspection, however, has not been her strong suit; faith in the Lord, and in herself, is.
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This is prime ground for dramatic introspection, something Chazelle and Willimon have both earned acclaim for.
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Through a lot of hard work and introspection, we are all doing well, and are happy.
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This had led to a painful period of introspection for psychology, leaving researchers bewildered, even scared.
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Make time for deep introspection today; it's a great time to let go of the past.
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Yet there are moments of tangible satire, introspection, and pop culture reflectiveness amid the bloody horror.
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After the introspection of Re-visions, I did an about-face from my cool, conceptual work.
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Keep the trusty diary handy as this transit sets the stage for some serious introspection, too.
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Clinton has shown more introspection this time around than she did in her 2008 presidential campaign.
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The three-month period should allow for introspection and counseling between the couple and their families.
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When you reach a certain age, you naturally begin to turn to a spirit of introspection.
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This is something a lot of folks in Hollywood lack, which is introspection and good humor.
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This kind of mute introspection makes it seem like Matt Hardy may be retiring, and soon.
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But pathos and introspection have crept into his music from time to time to great effect.
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But her denial eventually opens up into introspection, and Alex makes small realizations about her life.
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They're so preoccupied with being the center of attention that they rarely take time for introspection.
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The field of psychology is in the middle of a painful, deeply humbling period of introspection.
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Hi Wildflower also became a form of introspection, "a space to rethink my values," Islam said.
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Self-reflection, introspection and some degree of solitude are important parts of a psychologically healthy life.
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Republicans would benefit from more of that sort of critical introspection, but it is not enough.
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And its songs take the cryptic introspection of his previous work into even more convoluted realms.
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Mike: I'm sure they can, and I wouldn't doubt there's introspection about the issue over there.
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In fact, such a change of German economic policies would also have the merit of introspection.
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They provoke introspection, conversation and a sense of community -- all of which are sorely lacking right now.
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She makes songs that leads toward existential introspection—dance tracks with moments of silence for brief meditation.
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As for Mr Modi's party, most observers predict not a period of introspection, but a doubling down.
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The company was accused of gouging patients, but there was little introspection about the role of government.
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It reduced our fear and defensiveness, enhanced communication and introspection, and increased empathy and compassion between us.
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This is similar to psilocybin in magic mushrooms but offers a deeper introspection about one's emotional state.
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Since then, he has hit a patch of deep introspection about his time with the Cleveland Browns.
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"Experiencing what happened during this film — it was almost like a grad school for introspection," Patel says.
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As Democrats begin our process of introspection, we are presented with both a lesson and an opportunity.
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The impeachment crisis, some say, may spur a period of introspection that could help reinvigorate the party.
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The album is front-loaded with upbeat rockers, then switches to longer introspection for its second half.
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But even as this introspection was going on, I also felt strangely accomplished and confident and beautiful.
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What under normal circumstances might have been a moment of relief turned into one of painful introspection.
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He offers up answers to most, but none with the same depth or conviction as the introspection.
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It can be a long, arduous process that requires introspection and conversation, then a commitment to act.
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Classical psychedelics like acid or mushrooms enhance your sense of touch and are valuable tools for introspection.
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The introspection and exercises led Ms. Wilson back to her original decision to not have a child.
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But the 12th century witnessed the beginning of a shift to meditative practices emphasizing introspection and feelings.
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Because women were considered naturally predisposed to emotive introspection, their spiritual writings began to be taken seriously.
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Through some introspection, Sullivan realized she was bothered by all the pesky administrative tasks in her workday.
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Americans could learn a lot from them, with a little more introspection and fewer Trump-like qualities.
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Some of these wines have traveled a parallel journey in which commercial success is followed by introspection.
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Although they had played only 2403 games, their patchy start had left them in need of introspection.
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It means giving them a definition of masculinity that allows for introspection, self-awareness, compassion and empathy.
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Despite her efforts, after the introspection and repentance of the High Holy Days Pogrebin describes feeling bereft.
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Androgynous and stoic, their costumey presentation belies the introspection of their lyrics, which, here, focus on narcissism.
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The participating artists created work that sets the stage for introspection, intervention, and participation by the audience.
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Instead of a person looking down in introspection, we get someone looking out at us with confidence.
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Introspection is not a retreat; it's an advent, into an unquiet space, generally gloomy, certainly not restful.
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After much introspection and focus grouping with some group chats, I settle, even more embarrassingly, on Halal Guys.
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Though the exercise didn't strike me as especially penetrating — garden-variety introspection made punctilious — it was hugely popular.
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And yet the response by black musicians to simmering racial tensions in America has been one of introspection.
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It's a good fit for 'Nandez's somber flow, a vignette of confusion and introspection amidst rap's usual showboating.
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Excuses have also been made for Kanye because in the past he's displayed a certain level of introspection.
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After the 22nd, the sun will be in your 12th house of spirituality, urging you to gain introspection.
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If you've been craving a little more conversation (and a little less introspection) you're in for a treat.
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New moons are for quiet introspection, so make time to meditate, and worry about having serious conversations later.
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And to the extent that Democrats feel it did Clinton in, that should be further cause for introspection.
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One of the best among them is "Young N' Blues," a rare moment of introspection from young Wayne.
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Miracles may or may not abound, which will certainly spark introspection whilst you spark your next big doink.
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The annual Jewish season of introspection culminated last Wednesday, when Jews congregated in synagogues for Yom Kippur observances.
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Huang and Snowden's complete research paper further describing the methodology behind the introspection engine can be found here.
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When most pollsters get the results as wrong as Rasmussen did in 2018, they go into deep introspection.
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We are, without much or not nearly enough introspection it seems, destroying the planet's rainforests at alarming rates.
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They are going through a period of introspection, hopeful that the end result will yield stronger scientific institutions.
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Susan Sontag's diaries most recently reminded us of a bygone era of passionate introspection and political-intellectual journeys.
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This is a powerful time for introspection—what do you want when it comes to your love life?
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All it takes is some genuine, realistic introspection and self-examination — but only if you do it right.
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As a public figure, Mr. Bush was rarely given to the kind of introspection that his letters reveal.
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Everything is right with the world and the mind is free of any concern, distance or gnawing introspection.
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Eager critics, and audiences, too, now seem to be asking for a turnaround that all but prohibits introspection.
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She spent time by herself and learned how to make her own decisions, and the introspection was cathartic.
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He doesn't dedicate much time to reflection or introspection, and when he does, he certainly doesn't discuss it.
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In astrology, the new moon is a time for introspection and reflection as we celebrate a new beginning.
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Only in his Act II "Flower Aria" does Mr. Fabiano's presence allow for some introspection, a welcome relief.
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During a moment of introspection, he asks why she would want to be with a troublemaker like him.
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Holmes, who performs introspection as flamboyantly as Aziz avoids it, pressed him to consider what happens after death.
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But The Times will need more humility, introspection and openness than has been its habit in the past.
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I worry that this is a risky model because it doesn't encourage a level of introspection very often.
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"At some point there needs to be some introspection as to how the industry is doing its job."
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Development in matters of this nature is inconceivable without serious introspection, without knowing yourself, your weaknesses and mistakes.
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That may be what's missing from so much Trump art today — the critical introspection to accompany the laughter.
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The Psychobook allows for an easy bit of introspection as you delve into the history of the psychological practice.
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Seeking physical attention from other lovers to fill voids and frustrations, instead of exercising introspection, patience, accountability, and communication.
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JW: Drake lives in introspection, so I think the pressure is definitely internal and is affecting his current output.
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Going from introspection to altering the space around you is one step, but where does one progress from that?
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They can play hard if they work hard, while eschewing any demands for empathy or introspection along the way.
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" Swift said she's thankful for the #MeToo" movement and a society that's undergoing an introspection on its internalized misogyny.
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Either way, as elsewhere in Europe, the clear winner from the left's divisions and introspection is the centre-right.
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Where punk was political, Goth was miserable — the sound itself morphing from angry anarchy to one of melancholy introspection.
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Warrior Mars in Scorpio finds you fearlessly expressing yourself after all the introspection that took place during Mercury retrograde.
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But doing the TIME interview, as their dinner was wrapping up, Trump appeared to have a moment of introspection.
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It's a time where we could express ourselves, but we'd rather take a moment of introspection of silence, stillness.
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But instead of self-critique, introspection and innovative solutions, Democrats have offered excuses, complaining and Russian collusion conspiracy theories.
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The ninth card in the major arcana depicts a lonely-looking figure, holding a lamp, representing introspection and solitude.
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In a comedy era with so much self-seriousness and introspection, maybe Zorn is exactly the hero we need.
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"Mark is a dreamer and gets uncomfortable, but to his credit, introspection made him grow exponentially," Dr. Boone said.
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It took years of personal work, therapy, and introspection to find self acceptance, confidence, and success in being me.
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" Rather than giving into any hand-wringing introspection, Babchenko shrugged off criticism that "people (will) stop believing the media.
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The acute effects of ayahuasca—which include dream-like visions, vomiting and intense introspection—last for about four hours.
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Ultimately, the film is a reminder of how powerless we can become when we neglect introspection and self-care.
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But in his engagement with folklore, myth, and religion, he treads on a fine line between decoration and introspection.
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Taking long pauses, sounding confessional without being so, Mr. Chappelle performs introspection while resorting to the same old tricks.
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But there was a more troubling edge to Mikey's introspection, hidden behind the eyeliner and that perfectly swooped fringe.
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It rests more on a kind of meditative introspection — somewhat in the spirit of what Western philosophers call phenomenology.
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It shocked me into introspection, a personal evaluation I had been avoiding out of anxiety and temporary emotional frigidity.
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Lonelier than ever, the introspection kicks in: what have you just killed, and for what reason — at what cost?
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Tragic events, particularly needless tragedies, often lead to introspection and changes designed to prevent a recurrence of similar events.
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The thing about introspection, though, is that it allows us to think of ourselves always as works in progress.
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When the memories are especially hurtful, or the introspection too self-defeating, one of the players drops a set.
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This has required a lot of introspection over the years; it's not some kind of thing that happens overnight.
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During those sessions, they were guided by the psychotherapists into introspection and reflection on their traumatic memories and experiences.
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Both times, the distorted guitars and echoes behind him resonated and uplifted, giving his introspection a dream-like feel.
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You can take off your shoes and walk over the entire thing — but any hints at introspection don't last long.
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But the debate should open some eyes and spark some serious introspection within the party as the campaign gets underway.
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The show's highlight is Lucas's "My Disease" (2017), a master class in objectification and introspection made specifically for Good Muse.
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The introspection comes on the heels of Evans's Broadway debut in the play Lobby Hero, alongside Michael Cera, this month.
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Trump's victory and GOP control of government has given little reason for introspection on the challenges the party still faces.
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I think the process of confronting those thoughts is really beautiful and it takes a lot of time and introspection.
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What's important, online and offline, is to take a moment of introspection to assess our feelings on any given matter.
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Discerning between survivor guilt and actual guilt, however — a reasonable, justified awareness of culpability — requires a considerable degree of introspection.
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But for the president to travel halfway around the world for a failed summit is worth some introspection and reflection.
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So I pause and scratch a bit beneath the surface, and with introspection, it becomes clear: I'm full of shit.
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This is a time for deep introspection by some of the most important people who used to run this country.
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They have little time for introspection or self-preservation, but their imperative to make art may be a saving grace.
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His experiment was not only a commentary about civilization and society, but also an experiment in enlightenment through personal introspection.
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"Change also brings opportunities for discussion, introspection and, ultimately, renewal," Kempczinski said in a message to employees obtained by CNBC.
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Rather than showing some introspection, he bristled at the idea that his call against "millionaires and billionaires" might include himself.
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Made when Zarina was being evicted from her apartment in 1999 the work captures the artist's introspection on that experience.
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When we met, I saw a real thoughtfulness and introspection about her life and legacy and the idea of aging.
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The record's seven tracks aren't intended to shine on the dancefloor, but rather to provoke introspection from its dark production.
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A graceful marriage of head and heart, in Heffernan's games, practicalities of the form inspire greater introspection, and vice-versa.
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A possible explanation is that the politically engaged are relying too heavily on introspection when thinking about the politically disengaged.
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These studies have forced introspection upon many economists, making it difficult to believe that the field is really a meritocracy.
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We can help through introspection, by asking questions of those closest to us and by listening to the painful answers.
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But Kuznetsova never explores Oksana's motivations: For a story told in the first person, "Oksana, Behave!" is remarkably introspection-free.
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The joy and freedom of experimentation evident in those smaller-scale abstract paintings have yielded territory to sobriety and introspection.
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He hopes that it might offer an opportunity for introspection among officers and even spotlight cops' need for improved support.
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Even if many families lost relatives during the rise and fall of the Khmer Rouge, little national introspection has occurred.
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This sounds like a new age of introspection, a dawning of enlightenment — or, as I see it, a promising market.
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In his final rally on Monday in Indiana, Cruz wrapped up his speech with a rare bit of public introspection.
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I think he resisted the deep introspection required to let go of his experiences so that he could move forward.
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In crystal clear prose laced with memory and introspection, she examines both societal expectations and her own thoughts regarding motherhood.
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"I'm bridging the concepts," explained Ms. Tomei, who can turn on a dime from gleeful self-deprecation to quiet introspection.
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I started writing letters to myself in the future during a week of Introspection and kept it up ever since.
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And it's this sense-making, this formulation of categories like indie, that Juul asks us to do some introspection about.
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Mr. Lake overheard the conversation, words that rattled him and knocked him into a moment of introspection and unexpected clarity.
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Dr. Ornstein embraced and advanced the theory, which encourages therapists to be more empathetic — "vicarious introspection," Dr. Kohut called it.
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Revelations about the blacklist have infuriated the public, prompting national introspection about South Korea's young democracy and its authoritarian past.
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I found it strange how simply adding tiny accessories to a blank Playmobil figure had caused a level of introspection.
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Approach new opportunities and responsibilities earnestly, and use introspection to decide what does and doesn't fit into your future vision.
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All photos courtesy of Red Bull Music Academy And for every moment of heightened introspection, there's one of perfect release.
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It contains prose and verse; polemic and introspection; remixed pop lyrics and pellucid memoir; straightforward narration and constellated word games.
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Even a minimal level of introspection doesn't line up with the Donald we've come to know so very, very well.[CNN]
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In the harmonies of a group devoted to evoking fellowship and good times, there is little, if any, room for introspection.
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The intertwined figures loom over the visitors who, under the sculpture's shadow, remain silent, deep in a moment of perceived introspection.
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Through its moments of survival, lust, and introspection, D Smoke is determined to show what people do for those they love.
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As the book goes on, the wryness and poetry of her entries increases as she succumbs more and more to introspection.
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Any scene requiring true introspection or vulnerability is undercut by the nagging feeling that this man has never experienced self-doubt.
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The #MeToo and Time's Up movements have forced a collective introspection into the power dynamics that govern professional and personal interactions.
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"The fact that she was in a position to lose because of the Comey letter is something that deserves some introspection."
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We believe that many banks have to look and to do a bit of introspection into how they want to be.
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But if you opt to the subreddit with the intended style, get ready to enter an overwhelming vortex of existential introspection.
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On the Democratic side, the lack of introspection on the tough choices the United States is facing is just as disheartening.
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During introspection as to why Hillary Clinton lost the state, staffers from her campaign revealed the terrible campaign strategies implemented there.
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And it becomes very, very difficult to weed out and understand which of those criticisms are legitimate and deserve some introspection.
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Jennifer was the antithesis to Verena Baptist's program of closely monitored understanding and introspection, where change occurred on the individual level.
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The fact that she was in a position to lose because of the Comey letter is something that deserves some introspection.
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I wanted the introspection feel of GitS fused with the more upbeat Bubblegum Crisis cyberpunk, with tons of color and neon.
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The show reflects, she said, a "certain introspection and reckoning" that is inevitable after some 15 or 20 years of marriage.
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And it's facing the protests that follow, which are prompting introspection and even more of an attitude of us-versus-them.
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For a few minutes, they laid out their positions on an issue they deeply disagree on, with some measure of introspection.
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Though it attracted fervent devotees, the show turned off some who found its naval-gazing, blue-tinted introspection short on action.
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You'll be doing deep introspection on what you want out of your career, and what you want your reputation to be.
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The balance between action and introspection is one that's reflected in the score—that is, when there's any music at all.
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The takeaway from Trump's introspection, it turns out, is how profoundly un-introspective he is: all shiny surface but no reflection.
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Small in frame and quiet, he reflected the introspection in his music, seemingly analyzing everything around him with an acute eye.
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Her expression is one of serious introspection, the reading light clipped to her hair casts a cold glow around her eyes.
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Ms. Williamson's call for a tangible step toward atonement fits in with her campaign's broader push for introspection, reconciliation and healing.
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Compare this to the musical obedience of Rembrandt's lines and you have to conclude that introspection is more demanding than observation.
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" He urged Qatar "to move from denial to introspection," adding that "until they change, we're not going to talk to them.
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Meaning: Spend more conscious hours and effort in genuine introspection and self-examination, and fewer hours ... ahem, goofing around on Twitter.
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" Sleep, death and desire turn up over and over across these pages, as does the introspection suggested by "flying into myself.
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CNBC reported that Kempczinski is prioritizing feedback, and asking employees for "discussion, introspection and, ultimately, renewal" ahead of the new year.
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Sometimes it seems that Hopper (22014-22016) could have eternized almost any undistinguished moment of introspection or inaction in anyone's life.
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Katz and Bohbot are cheerleaders, not critics, and there's little room for introspection in this breathless tale of triumph over adversity.
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He spits his introspection with the same conviction he did back then, too, asserting himself over the ominous hi-hat taps.
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So no introspection, no, "I got to think about whether I could do this or whether I want to do this"?
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In a catalogue essay for the exhibition, art historian Briony Fer aptly compares Celmins's "brutal kind of introspection" to Elizabeth Bishop's.
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Earlier this year, Noisey's Lawrence Burney tipped YoungBoy for greatness, praising "the depth of emotions and introspection" in his new music.
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Lucy Dacus's Incredibly Beautiful Guitar ( This One ) Sounding Incredibly BeautifulHistorian is a record that's great for introspection and Thinking About Your Life™, but it's also the perfect kind of music for a late afternoon outdoor set in Texas after you've been drinking for a few hours (coincidentally also the perfect time to do some introspection).
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I write from my own experiences, and my current practice has been embracing solitude and introspection as a means of self-love.
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Still, colleagues and even opponents have said Mr. Roe is capable of introspection, of inspiring loyalty and, among competitors, of engendering respect.
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But if the issue of race felt inadequately addressed in the French context, it feels egregiously lacking in nuance and introspection here.
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But David – after some tear-streaked introspection – realized that most fundamental fairy tale rule: to prove yourself, you must slay the Giant.
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Leave it to Richard D. James to shun the anthemic calls of David Bowie's most grandiose number in favor of modest introspection.
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Add marijuana to humans, and you get some fairly predictable results: euphoria, hunger, introspection, anxiety, and a whole panoply of other effects.
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It's now time to start the introspection: Were the assumptions and theories that most of us took into this election too limited?
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Elites—at least those capable of introspection—learned how little they are trusted by voters who did not prosper amid rapid globalisation.
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After a lot of introspection and reflection, I realized that my sexual orientation is heavily influenced by non-physical aspects of someone.
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Eager for some introspection, the Refinery29 entertainment team decided to take a look in the mirror and ask: What was my first?
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" It was at this time of introspection that Shore turned to his MBA thesis: "How to Create the World's Greatest Treasure Hunt.
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The uncharacteristic loss propelled Virtue and Moir, who will be Canada's flag bearers at the Olympic opening ceremony on Friday, into introspection.
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The year is broken down into four parts: foundational skills, personal introspection, specialization and work experience, which is similar to an internship.
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Since the decision to leave the European Union, Britain has convulsed in an agony of introspection about its status in the world.
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For example, she could turn a period of introspection that she might have previously seen as "depression" into a piece of art.
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That being said, if all you ever do is bash other couples, you might want to do some introspection, Dr. Bosson says.
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The thought of darting from person to person with conversation-starters suddenly feels like blasphemy, when everyone is frozen in silent introspection.
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Yet amid all the dish and the this-is-how-it-works assertions, there's not a lot of introspection or self-examination.
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Without some planning and introspection, living in a new place does little on its own to help ensure your finances will flourish.
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After all, true reflection of the press' problem would require some real introspection and an admission there is a problem at all.
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It's an artistic and emotional journey, and despite a lot of aesthetic variation, it follows a clear path, from introspection to enlightenment.
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They often read as a kind of beautiful reportage or prose poetry, but all keep us at a certain distance from introspection.
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It's a moment emblematic of how quickly she skips from introspection to self-deprecation to joy, in person and in her music.
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There is little time, in any case, for introspection; this, oddly enough, makes Sumner more forceful and physically present in the book.
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But the greatest example of Beck's introspection is "Nobody's Fault But My Own," which makes you feel a bit sorry for him.
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First spouses have little incentive for public introspection — name the last deep interview Michelle Obama did — but his actions will speak volumes.
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This pattern has led to a familiar cycle of mourning, introspection and questioning about what can be done to end the violence.
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Occasionally a note of wistfulness or melancholy slips into his monologues, but real regret and deep introspection are alien to his character.
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But in collaboration with his wife, he balances the instrumental fireworks with a quiet introspection and a greater emphasis on lyrical content.
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You won&apost find such introspection in "No Safe Spaces," a new documentary that exemplifies the "free-speech tourism" on the right.
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My final list, 10 years in, was Morality, Industry, Friendliness, Erudition, Frugality, Flexibility, Civic Duty, Introspection, Patience, Spirituality, Creativity, Mindfulness and Healthfulness.
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I achieved a level of introspection that simply would not have been possible while dealing with the daily urgencies of the office.
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The right, delivered unexpectedly to power, is taking a breather from introspection as it waits to see what Trumpism means in practice.
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However, we can save this critical part of our democracy through forward thinking policy, media self-policing and a bit of introspection.
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Zack Snyder's rock 'em, sock 'em version of Batman v Superman buried its leads' solemn introspection beneath piles of rubble and ego.
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Several recent pop tendencies coalesce in Eilish's music: the moody introspection, the fascination with death, the electronic simulation of lo-fi mess.
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His trademark quiet introspection translates beautifully to Armstrong's tendency to bottle up emotions and leave his family with little to hold onto.
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They clearly figured that "Lost and Found" would be a good hook—not wrong—and then filled the song with vague introspection.
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And while Affleck's character arc does require a lot of broody introspection, his shirt stays on and tucked snugly into belted pleated Dockers.
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He read it and memorized it, in part to give himself the space for introspection he believed it takes to preserve good judgment.
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Because introspection is key, here are some of the best life lessons we plan to take with us – until the next Adobe Summit.
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Mr. Russell Beale can clown with the best of them, but it's his gift for introspection and stillness that exists second-to-none.
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As an actor working during the turbulent psychosexual introspection of '21980s-era Hollywood, Reynolds embodied the image of the red-blooded American male.
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Through hard introspection, intense medical and mental care, a supportive family, friends, and a patient and loving partner, I survived, which is rare.
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The events take place over the course of a single hour; they are necessarily filled out by long passages of introspection and recollection.
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According to this line of thinking, the only brains that are capable of true subjectivity and introspection are those comprised of biological matter.
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Now, the field has entered a new stage of introspection as its effects on society — both positive and damaging — reverberate outside the lab.
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One of the greatest things about writing this book was the opportunity for reflection and introspection and analysis of what we do here.
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There's also an entire passage of introspection, in which Spurlock lists several painful personal experiences as possible explanations for his behavior: But why?
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Works like "Nude with Cats" (1963) and "Madonna of Merriweather Road" (1976) expose her myriad cultural influences and her deep introspection through art.
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She comes from such a perspective of empathy and growth and, and her own self introspection lends to that, but I don't know.
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Political parties often have moments of introspection after an electoral defeat but now House Republicans are experiencing one following a stinging legislative bruising.
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The result of that introspection was the documentary The Business of Being Born, which is the most rewarding project I will ever do.
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For all of his usual bombast and confidence, Trump has shown moments of introspection post-Iowa, both about himself and his campaign operations.
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I believe that we should resist the human temptations of external blame and sanctimony, and focus, at least today, on introspection and grace.
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The Secret Service needs to do some serious introspection as to its ability to continue with an integrated investigative and protective mission model.
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Don't drink too much, or too little According to Debretts getting drunk is 'socially unattractive' and "can turn social bonhomie into maudlin introspection".
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There is a woeful lack of introspection among obstetricians as to why the experience of hospital birth is so abhorrent to some women.
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So it's disappointing that the novel often feels too neat in its introspection, too straightforward in its headlong plunge toward resolving the plot.
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Introspection gradually, and naturally, evolved into drama or exultancy; a percussive incantation, "Don't Unplug My Body," went through variations both assertive and seductive.
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The precuneus, a region which has been associated with introspection, was less activated when the group was asked to think about their trauma.
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"Portia in a Pink Blouse" (1942) is remote and self-contained, occupying a space defined by her introspection and evidently high social standing.
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Above all else, Matalon seems particularly gifted at capturing her subjects in moments of brooding introspection, despite the looming presence of her camera.
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"The jump-cutting from earthy dance music to complicated tragic introspection and back gives this piece its own, compelling character," Mr. Wadsworth said.
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Their awkward convergence becomes an incandescent, allegorical outgrowth of the agonizing introspection that Abélard and Héloïse undergo in their search for self-awareness.
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It's a lot of introspection and a healthy dose of going outside my comfort zone, and it appears to be working so far.
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But if Samsung did in fact go through a lot of cultural introspection over the last few months, that wasn't communicated Sunday night.
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In her eponymously titled documentary on Hulu, Hillary Clinton demonstrates a level of introspection and frankness that could be surprising to many viewers.
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But it's a topic that's ripe for introspection, so we've put together the official New York Times guide on how to be happy.
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Sufism, known as tasawwuf in the Arabic-speaking world, is a form of Islamic mysticism that emphasizes introspection and spiritual closeness with God.
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That period of introspection prompted him to realize that he wanted to spend the rest of his career in a talent-development role.
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Mr. Breaux riffs on the work he did as a single-minded swimmer in "Red Speedo," portraying another young man ungifted in introspection.
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There's a lot of power in bartending, one of the reasons it can be addicting in itself, and lack a kind of introspection.
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Though their deliberate and constant introspection is admirable, their crude performances of wokeness are less so — insincere at best, and offensive at worst.
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You won&apost find such introspection in "No Safe Spaces," a new documentary that exemplifies the growing "free-speech tourism" on the right.
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While Sugimoto's photos can provoke serious philosophical introspection, the man himself is constantly cracking jokes, and he has a soft spot for puns.
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I thought of a summer in the forest as a conduit for peaceful introspection — a place to regroup before joining the real world.
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I like to imagine the wonder of a fresh snowfall inspires people to quiet introspection, but yeah, it's probably just the acoustics part.
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It spurred widespread introspection about tech use and concerns about whether smartphones were responsible for a whole host of societal and health problems.
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"It's a spiky blend of humor, introspection, critical thinking and Nora Ephron-isms for a new generation," Janet Maslin wrote in her review.
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But honestly, I don't see much evidence that Mr. Trump has the level of introspection to be changed by a work of fiction.
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Her second album was written after the breakup with her partner at the time, and is an exploration of heartbreak, introspection, and forgiveness.
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Because I think that being unhappy is all right and I think in this society ... Moments of introspection, moments of sadness. Yes. Yeah.
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And it stayed that way, except for applause and a fond group singalong, throughout a set of songs that gave introspection a heroic scale.
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While Monday morning quarterbacking won't do much to help Democrats, some serious political introspection about the overall strength of their party is now essential.
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Unless there is some much more serious introspection about what went wrong, the party is looking at a long four to eight years ahead.
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This mindset allows for a particular brand of freedom: freedom from introspection, from ever having to say you're wrong, and from ever admitting defeat.
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Post election or pre-Revolution, conflict, whether in your home or on your screens, can ultimately crack open the space for discussion and introspection.
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Yet Kiarostami relies on the introspection provided by these enclosed settings to raise much bigger questions about the nature of humanity and even modernity.
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The writing, with its fluid maneuvering between conversation and introspection, closeness and space, suggests Bernd had much to offer the world as a writer.
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"It allowed me to look at myself and really get some introspection about how things like 9/11 changed my life," John told me.
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Now, at 65, with 20 years of introspection under his belt and the benefit of hindsight, Lyford wishes he'd pushed Ernst harder to leave.
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This introspection was what separated and elevated the Eagles from all the other American bands, and it was Frey who was key to it.
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Clarisse is probably the one who has struggled the most since the beginning of the session, and this sudden demand for introspection destabilizes her.
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What sometimes gets conflated with this fact is that all of this deep introspection lands or has narrative weight every single time it happens.
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But upon further introspection, I realized that the most beautiful people in my life are those with big hearts, fiery minds, and warm spirits.
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His proclivity for introspection, buying his own groceries and riding motorcycles have just made fans fall more and more in love with the star.
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"Quarry" hails from the "Rectify" writers Michael D. Fuller and Graham Gordy, and despite its strengths it doesn't quite have that show's poetic introspection.
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Dr. Scoville was a tinkerer, a philanderer, a reasonably good father; he had a fortress of an ego and was not prone to introspection.
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These sensations (along with emotions) are the only contents of consciousness, the only things introspection can use to figure out what we are thinking.
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But the Radikons and others were able to achieve success only through endless experimentation and introspection, which involves admitting mistakes and learning from them.
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Though mass media has largely desensitized us to such fantasies, it may be a moment ripe for smaller bits of introspection and world-building.
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When things go wrong, American troops expect ruthless and rigorous introspection to identify failures, to learn lessons that might avoid failure the next time.
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Online, however, a day after Super Tuesday, #RiggedPrimary started trending—because who needs introspection or reconsideration when there are conspiracy theories to be floated?
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Assertiveness, not her usual melancholy introspection, marks "Comeback Kid," which previews Sharon Van Etten's first album since 2014, "Remind Me Tomorrow," scheduled for January.
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This is where some introspection comes in handy: Reflect on the qualities you admire in friends and colleagues, and seek those out in agents.
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This could be the ideal time to get going on a project or endeavor that you know requires creativity or quiet introspection, Dutcher says.
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Mr. Simon worked on a larger scale, invoking a world of influences, ideas and details, juxtaposing and often combining introspection with a dance party.
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That's not to say that "How We Fight for Our Lives" is devoid of introspection or searing cultural commentary, particularly about race and sexuality.
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It's about an industry being forced by technology to mature, one that is experiencing the frustration, fear and introspection characteristic of a major transition.
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It's a gentle film that's reassuring despite its somber introspection, and no less exuberant than his usual work, with fluid and free-moving animation.
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Traditional masculinity, it turns out, is rather appropriately not well suited to the kind of introspection needed to accept the wisdom of the APA.
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Her later tweets also call for the same Hollywood introspection, and if more people inside the system like Dunham keep speaking out, just might happen.
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Planning for the G5 started about a year and a half ago, says LG spokesman Frank Lee, and represents the culmination of some corporate introspection.
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Psychology is currently going through a period of painful introspection, as researchers realize that their methods and institutions have produced results that do not replicate.
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On Ray of Light, she swapped the combative sexuality of Erotica and Stories for incisive introspection on her life as a 253-year-old mother.
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Animated by exuberant, juddering cross-rhythms, vaulting easily from frenetic, Terry Riley-ish minimalism to tranquil introspection, Ms. Meredith's compositions seem to contain whole worlds.
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I had read every page with anticipation, waiting for Kalanithi to share adages born of introspection and tragedy, I had missed the point all together.
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But, as Politico reported, it seems that we're not going to get any introspection from the likes of John Podesta or Jennifer Palmieri anytime soon.
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" Huang's and Snowden's solution to that radio-snitching problem is to build a modification for the iPhone 6 that they describe as an "introspection engine.
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Star Trek has never been about gratuitous violence and action, but introspection, exploration, and deep philosophical questioning among a diverse group of humans (and humanoids).
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Even so, he told her that he needed time before spending ninety dollars on a garment that had been the source of so much introspection.
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There's comedy in some of the ups and downs, as well as introspection; at the end, there's snoring, which may explain the track's dream logic.
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Now, Preoccupations has pivoted closer to another school of post-punk: the brooding, steady-state introspection of groups like New Order and early Depeche Mode.
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She knows how to write songs that say what fans have felt, while her voice climbs from tremulous introspection to overwhelming need, heartache and rage.
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"Premature" elimination that's actually very much in line with what could reasonably be expected of available talent. 4. Disappointment. Self-loathing. Inquest. Introspection. 5. Repeat.
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Mr. Emick is a personable actor and a fine singer (with a knockout Elvis impersonation) who brings a welcome measure of introspection to his role.
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To stop that kind of injustice, India as a country must continue its introspection, understand why sexual violence arises, and bring it to an end.
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At Apple, is it better or worse to let a device grow absurdly old, or to push a minor upgrade devoid of deeper product introspection?
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Ms. Finch also pointed out that the winter solstice, traditionally a time of introspection, can be a moment of warmth for communities small and large.
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The next few months were filled with sleeplessness and drinking, but also exercising and thoughtful introspection as I scoured self-help books and sought therapy.
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"There probably needs to be some introspection about how certain people who engage in horrendous mistreatment of women can co-opt the media," she mused.
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She spoke with an openness and introspection that are rare for her, perhaps recognizing this as a way to better mark the trail for others.
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Maybe this latest Rockets episode and rejection will trigger a necessary introspection that allows him to yet be a useful scorer on a playoff team.
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As in much of James, the story's power is inescapably linked to its style — a close third-person that curls into itself in labyrinthine introspection.
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Had Trump been defeated, I think we would be going through this period of deep introspection, and conservatives would be asking themselves really hard questions.
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They are an occasion for extreme introspection, a chance to reflect on the meaning of life, the passage of time and the approach of death.
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I feel like we are living in a time where we are in front of screens all day, and going into nature gives us introspection.
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If blue is the emotional palette of her life, then 20073-year-old Ramona learns to make use of its varying shades with careful introspection.
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All the shows revolved around the third Bon Iver album, "22, a Million," which achieves Mr. Vernon's new and unexpected fusion of introspection and aggression.
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So why was there no introspection within the party after the midterms about the damage Mr. Trump did to Republican candidates, particularly in the suburbs?
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After hundreds of improbable escapes and the arrest of more than 1,000, the weeks of relative quiet that have followed have led to an introspection.
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Then, as now, he could swerve quickly from mawkish to mischievous — by turns a goofy extrovert and a lone wolf, withdrawing in moments of introspection.
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For any community touched by sexual harassment and abuse (read: all of them), this type of introspection and analysis will be crucial to moving forward.
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Tormented by this unresolved trauma, he sequesters himself in a hotel once a month for solitary grieving and introspection — and, it appears, whatever else might result.
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" He also acknowledged the bad press: "Over the past 18 months, as I've been painted into a villainous caricature, I've had lots of time for introspection.
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Venter drolly remarks that he originally wanted to be able to remove his avatar's heart "Aztec-style" or pluck out its brain for inspection and introspection.
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It seems strange that America, which refers to its domestic league titles as 'World Championships', provides the system of relative introspection and balance football should adopt.
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"After much prayer, introspection and discussions with my family, I am withdrawing my candidacy for California's 44th Congressional District," she said in a statement to CNN.
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There is inevitably a common connection between the deep feeling and introspection that leads to great art and the sensitivity that manifests itself as social anxiety.
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Atkins spoke about the sense of introspection which pervades through the record, something Borderland is going to retain for their live performance at Movement this year.
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His unique talent—being "Trump" or, as he often referred to himself, "the Trumpster," looming ubiquitous by reducing himself to a persona—exempted him from introspection.
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Edited down to less than 90 minutes, with a haunting, atmospheric score by Jonny Greenwood of Radiohead, the result is a taut work of violent introspection.
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It's also a wonderful time for introspection: Mercury rules the mind, and it's especially sharp in Air sign Gemini, so expect to learn things about yourself.
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How she emerges, stronger and more certain, is a startlingly lyrical journey, an exploration of grief and introspection peppered with scenes of richly depicted magical realism.
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The original is led by philosophy and thematic introspection, and the plot is kind of at the bottom, and I knew I had to invert that.
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Other than a dinner with the late Cardinal John O'Connor of New York, there is no religion, no mention of God nor any hint of introspection.
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" LEISURE values this certain type of introspection and meditation: "In a creative sphere, there are moments when something feels so good but you can't explain why.
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Tender introspection is leavened with periods of action—the wartime scenes electrify—and the performances of Ms Blige, Ms Mulligan and Mr Mitchell are especially compelling.
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They see jealousy as a symptom of insecurity or anxiety that should be handled by introspection to identify the cause and identify better ways to cope.
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The introspection was a necessary one, after all, only because by all accounts the media — broadcast, print, online and otherwise — got failing grades for its performance.
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Inject some introspection into your decisionmaking, said Alexander McCormick, an associate professor of education at Indiana University and director of the National Survey of Student Engagement.
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Blanco, who is primarily a poet, viewed the quarantine as an opportunity for introspection and serenity, resulting in artworks of meditative beauty produced under unlikely circumstances.
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Confronted with those forces, we need, most of all, a faith that provides the things my faith gave to me: introspection, moral guidance and social support.
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It leads me to believe that even though he grew up privileged and wealthy, his lack of introspection may stem from his fear of basic unworthiness.
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Lorde played a teen-ager who couldn't really join the party; instead, she watched from a distant balcony, powerless to resist her own tendency toward introspection.
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But when considering who is bringing hate into this country, Mr. Trump might benefit from a little introspection, and a look at the people surrounding him.
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It is too much to expect a moment of clarity during Super Bowl Media Days, probably, and introspection is not among the NFL's core brand truths.
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But Fantasia finds surprising moments of introspection, and she makes "Give Love on Christmas Day" more sincere than either the Temptations or the Jackson 5 did.
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Stevens does not, for example, offer much introspection into his vote in 1976 to allow states to continue imposing the death penalty by writing new statutes.
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With a bit of calm upon us, now would be a good time for those of us concerned about climate change to engage in some introspection.
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Introspection is important — and while still early, it's already underway — but understanding exactly what led to the loss is foundational to understanding how to move forward.
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As a result, this book has plenty of funny, surprising, "You go, girl" moments, but it's missing the introspection that would have given it more heft.
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That album, out Friday and co-produced with the trumpeter Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah, is laden with introspection and calls to conscience, but rarely weighted down.
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Depending on what the details of the findings are, they may prompt another round of introspection on what Uber should, could or would have done differently.
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Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, choreographer It starts from a place of real introspection, so that there's nothing to distract you from what she's actually trying to describe.
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"After much prayer, introspection and discussions with my family, I am withdrawing my candidacy for California's 44th Congressional District," Dash told CNN in an email statement.
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Once you understand you aren't happy at work, the first thing McKee recommends that you do is carve out some time for deep reflection and introspection.
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It was that he freed people of the responsibility of introspection, released them from the guilt in which liberalism seemed to want to make them wallow.
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"Our government urges Japan's political leaders to show a serious introspection and sincere attitude of self-reflection towards past history," the ministry said in a statement.
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In the "Introspection" section, we have the rare chance to see rotoscope artist Jeff Scher present his hypnotizing daydream Milk of Amnesia (1992) on a celluloid print.
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In other words, you can't sit down and do introspection about your biases, and you can't just decide not to let them affect your attitudes and actions.
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That's as straightforward a story as you can get, and it leaves plenty of room for introspection, nuance, and action that pulls viewers right into Diana's world.
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It is no secret that in our postmodern information age, society wants art that is shiny and distracting and/or entertaining, rather than encounters that invite introspection.
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To describe the plot is to list off random facts of teenage existence: school, home, internet, introspection, looking back on moments from the day and cringing, etc.
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For the second night, the delicate thought and introspection was left aside as crowds flocked to Gramercy Theatre to share in a celebration of Enslaved's 25th anniversary.
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"Violent Crimes", the closing track, provides another attempt at introspection: Mr West talks of learning at last to respect women after becoming the father of a daughter.
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The larger question to be asked involves media credibility itself, and since the shocking results of the election, introspection doesn't seem to be our media's strong suite.
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Even the slogan for her address – "we connect for hope and happiness" – suggested introspection rather than a vision for a new chapter in Hong Kong's economic development.
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His proclivity for introspection, buying his own groceries and riding motorcycles have just made fans on the internet fall more and more in love with the star.
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Born in Guatemala, Rodolfo Abularach is best known for his close-up depictions of the human eye, yet his slow and mesmerizing abstractions evoke loneliness and introspection.
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Blake's sparse palette and moody introspection seemed a plausible alternative to dubstep's masculine triumphalism, as if electronic music's artificial qualities were somehow compatible with depicting interior spaces.
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"There will be, I imagine, great introspection within the Trump White House," said Gearan, who is now the director of the Harvard Kennedy School Institute of Politics.
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When Charlie inevitably relapses and trolls Los Angeles's meaner streets for a fix, you feel little sympathy for a character so shallow he seems incapable of introspection.
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It's not as though metal was never emotionally expansive, but Deafheaven showed that you can both draw from feelings of introspection and engage with the broader world.
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For one thing, "reading documents a lot" is high on the list of activities it's nearly impossible to imagine Trump doing, along with foraging, Pilates, and introspection.
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Kevin Spacey seeking treatment after sexual assault allegations Despite his own introspection about sexist culture, Bourdain doesn't have faith that other men will feel the same way.
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"Dance in the Water" feels like a much needed break away from introspection, where backing chants, rattles, and bass induce a shaking-off-the-demons body movement.
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Since I didn't have any Apple products to relinquish for my monthlong experiment, I used the time for a little introspection on why I dislike Apple products.
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From an international perspective, however, Monday's announcement means that Germany's period of intense introspection, at the expense of an assertive regional and global leadership role, will continue.
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And on "Cold Summer," over a luxuriously lush beat, Kendrick Lamar delivers considered storytelling, Mac Miller dreamily boasts, and Kevin Gates yelps his way through tough introspection.
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"Hang the DJ" lacks that sort of exploration, an introspection in what it means to be human and what we lose when we let technology run amok.
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When any artist dies, it inspires a fair amount of introspection and grief among peers and fans, but the tenor of mourning around Berman has felt different.
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LINDA R. SILVER, LYNDHURST, OHIO To the Editor: The lack of introspection and nonstop finger-pointing underline the very reason the Democratic presidential candidate lost in November.
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Canty keeps his descriptions to a minimum, depending instead on taut stretches of introspection and screenplay-ready dialogue to reveal characters acting against their own best interests.
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It's a familiar sentiment for the xx, an English band known for black-clad introspection and dialogues of estrangement sung by Mr. Sim and Romy Madley Croft.
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"After much prayer, introspection and discussions with my family, I am withdrawing my candidacy for California's 44th Congressional District," Dash said in an email statement to CNN.
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Until then, the limited media interest in sexual harassment accusations in the Italian film industry reflects a country with greater interest in Hollywood scandals than in introspection.
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It's kind of silly, but the team hopes that short bursts of introspection can push teams closer together in subtle ways that collaboration software doesn't usually enable.
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For observant Jews, next week will bring the start of the Days of Awe, a 10-day period of introspection and repentance, joyous prayer and good deeds.
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This was not a year for muted introspection, but for throwing back your head and letting it all out—which the year's 66 best tracks certainly demonstrate.
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" The statement from the office of Prime Minister Imran Khan added, "India also needs deep introspection" to realize "why people of IOK have lost fear of death.
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"Brexit is bound to bring on a certain degree of consideration of national identity but I don't think introspection is necessarily a bad thing," he said by telephone.
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This introspection — fortified by an animation style that draws on the history of illustration and printmaking — is what makes this the most powerful film of this year's nominees.
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There's a way to do it, and I think it requires introspection and empathy—trying to really search for those things when you're trying to say something political.
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The book is straight out of the Peper oeuvre, combining a thriller plot with a deeper introspection of technology and its effect on our actions and our futures.
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"It will be a great moment of introspection for humanity if you're the person who finds that one little fossilized flower on Mars," he says over rousing music.
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Say what you will about the GOP's 2012 "autopsy," at least the Republican Party engaged in an open display of introspection in the wake of a humiliating defeat.
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He should certainly be doing a whole lot of introspection right now — but that's best left for therapy, not Twitter posts that are supposed to be about victims.
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Last CNN introspection question for you: Seems like less of a story now maybe just because we've moved onto other stuff, but Corey Lewandowski being hired by CNN.
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With the possibility of living another 21.5 or 53 years after retiring, ensuring you don't outlive your nest egg requires a lot of self-introspection and number-crunching.
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Perhaps painstaking introspection is the natural followup, and if it feels a little sloppy maybe we can chalk that up to our heroine and her disdain for convention.
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"The CWC recommends a thorough introspection and requested the Congress President for a complete overhaul and a detailed restructuring at every level of the party," the committee said.
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There's a certain type of introspection that self expression spawns from and writing really helps the students and ourselves just take that moment to be real with ourselves.
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But that may not be Bannon's point here, as the media - and this is specific to political media - still hasn't done much introspection on what happened in 2900.
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I'm feeling generous toward Jon so I'm going to interpret this as a sign that he actually listened to Sansa for once and had a moment of introspection.
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Instead of introspection, Mr. Zuma and his allies have moved aggressively to tighten their grip on the state's coffers, surprising opponents and allies alike with their undisguised moves.
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Summerfield says that the fashionable British documentary photographers of the time — Don McCullin, David Hurn, Ian Berry, Tony Ray Jones — were more preoccupied with society than with introspection.
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It's a riveting combination of introspection, nostalgia and assessment of the U.S. circa 2018, acknowledging concerns about America's present but infused with hope and optimism regarding its future.
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If my film can hopefully play a small part in getting legislation passed and introspection on why this exists in our society, how it manifests, it's a victory.
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Considering retirement is like skirting with the reality of what's to come, and I think that's why so many athletes decide to do more introspection at that point.
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Her steely good cheer is good company as she relates taut, action-packed stories about run-ins with Al Capone and Jimmy Durante with a minimum of introspection.
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"Dig," a ghostly waltz, is where introspection can carry her: from banjo picking to distant roaring electric guitars to glimmering thumb-piano plinks, from isolation to sweet intransigence.
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" He knew that I knew he was kidding; he avoided introspection at all costs, often ending debates in the White House by saying "I'm president and you're not.
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As with his earlier books, Federle skillfully pivots between the comedic commentary and the moving introspection of a boy trying to find his place in a homophobic world.
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Host Sarah Koenig's introspection and first-person participation in the stories she tells on the series have since become a standard feature of many documentary and journalistic podcasts.
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It's a point that should invite introspection among parents who require their children to remain within sight, then scold them for spending too much time looking at screens.
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Democratic leaders responded to reports of violence and racial clashes at a white nationalist rally in Virginia on Saturday with calls for introspection on matters of racial hatred.
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As composers of folk rock that swerves between hearty gregariousness and moody introspection, the Bengsons have been steadily insinuating themselves into downtown New York theater in recent seasons.
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He's still struggling with his mental and emotional health when the clone adds a new stressor, leaving little to no time for self-improvement (but plenty for introspection).
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Fowler's post sparked a period of introspection at the ride-hailing company that led CEO Dara Khosrowshahi to make repairing its troubled culture one of his top priorities.
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It's Hilda's decision to return to Lebanon to visit her family that sets off the extended bouts of introspection by Majd that make up much of Elhassan's novel.
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All of these awards contenders save for Frozen 2 have at least one thing in common: Directed by men, they provide introspection into some form of troubled maleness.
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Each "episode" of the serial is noticeably picaresque in style — lots of action sequences, horror visuals and witty banter, but not many moments of narrative pause or introspection.
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His theory speculates that 3,000 years ago, men and women were capable of a great many things, but they lacked the linguistic tools for self-awareness and introspection.
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The blacklist is just one element in the sprawling case that has infuriated the public and prompted national introspection about South Korea's young democracy and its authoritarian past.
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Such introspection and reflection continue in the section "I Am the Beautiful Stranger," which is dominated by Drexler's self-portraits or portraits of the artist made by others.
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Bonus step: Look inward Do a little introspection about how often you use Amazon Prime for dumb small shit that you could grab at a small local shop.
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Jay-Z is 47 years old, which is old in rap years, unquestionably, but not so old that he shouldn't be allowed his moment of introspection and apology.
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The controversial act caused the Buddhist country to turn inward for a moment of introspection and reflection about societal norms and the nature of art in the 21st century.
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It deals with honest introspection and its painful consequences—the opening of the floodgates to the traumas that led us down this self-destructive path, and the subsequent fallout.
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In 2016, the Minneapolis-based artist released her debut, Nite Time, and now she's back with Dream Girl, a compilation of airy production that hovers over moments of introspection.
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Her style of songwriting may belong to a long lineage of artists combining introspection and storytelling—early Bright Eyes among them—but Florist stand out like blood on snow.
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The early 211s were not a time for introspection; they were a time for falling in line behind the red, white, and blue, and for ridiculing those French pansies.
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Mr. Trump, who is not given to introspection, said the toughest moment of the race was the day he announced his campaign from a gilded lobby at Trump Tower.
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The modest support that we provide to music and the arts is returned many times over, whether measured in jobs and economic impact, or sheer cultural enrichment and introspection.
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The one certainty in the current U.S. election is that Republicans will engage in deep introspection when this disastrous intra-party war reaches its conclusion, whatever it may be.
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But the controversy has also forced introspection by some within the Democratic Party, who are calling for reform and looking back at their own past on the issue. Rep.
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These short term structures—which Jorba calls iglús de vent in Catalan, or, "wind igloos" in English—are intended to provoke introspection while also providing a space for performances.
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Best known for his sensitive performances in movies by Joachim Trier, including "Oslo, August 31," Lie does what he can with a role that doesn't call for much introspection.
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ALBANY — The elaborate 2015 escape of two convicted murderers from an upstate prison riveted the nation and led to all manner of introspection from embarrassed New York State officials.
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The surreal 30-minute speech is an exploration of feminine introspection and radical alterity, describing sensually, yet roughly, a hypothetical city and the sexual encounters between its hermaphrodite inhabitants.
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"There's still a lot more to do," he said, adding that the spotlight on the company had "definitely prompted more introspection around what direction our services should go in."
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The therapist I see on Mondays is close to my age and tends to probe specific statements I make, forcing me to do some deep (and very helpful) introspection.
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But at a time where some men's wear design is bogged down by introspection and intellectualism to the point of being inaccessible, it certainly felt like a powerful one.
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EDINBURGH — As Britain stands on the cusp of major change, an unfamiliar mood of introspection has taken hold at its biggest comedy and arts festival, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
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From the bureaucratic minutia to the deep introspection, submitting a college application is possibly the biggest achievement of your kid's life to date — assuming you are letting them lead.
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Chiang takes the familiar device of the time-travel machine and repurposes it for a deeper introspection of how humans consider their own lives and the lives they affect.
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For all the male introspection, though, our movies still love heroic and villainous men, spirited and supportive ladies — the majority white — along with simple moralizing and tidy, exultant endings.
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Land often trained his fire on "homosexual activists" and other political enemies, but Moore tends toward introspection, admonishing Southern Baptists to think first—and often—about their own sins.
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The article sent shock waves throughout J.P. Morgan, the biggest U.S. lender with 257,000 employees, igniting introspection at a time when economic inequality in the U.S. has dominated discourse.
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However, the patriotic circus that presidential speeches, like the State of the Union addresses, have become, promise to stifle national introspection, and prevent us from looking at ourselves honestly.
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With all the money at stake today, the top players — the majority of whom seem to be large, white men — still tend to resist coaching and shy from introspection.
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But it does not seem to provoke even the occasional spate of introspection, balance, nuance or even deeper critical analysis that could help blacks win at the voting booth.
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See for yourself: Despite the narrator of that song clearly suffering from some sort of existential isolation, Kygo is in fact far from alone in his attempts at introspection.
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Instead of using Josh's departure as a catalyst for introspection, Rebecca runs straight into the arms of Greg — she happens to run into him on a walk through the woods.
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Each year since, Ramadan's weeks of spiritual introspection build toward Laylat al-Qadr, or the "Night of Power," believed to be the holiest night of the year, according to BeliefNet.
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Yet in place of any introspection, allies of the prime minister, Scott Morrison (who once sang an ode to a lump of coal in parliament), call Ms Banks a traitor.
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Determining an animal's capacity for self-awareness—that is, the capacity for introspection, and the ability to recognize oneself as being separate from other individuals or objects—is not easy.
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Ms Welch writes about love in the 21st century with the same frankness as her musical peers, but she relies upon lyrical introspection and intricate musical arrangements rather than admonitions.
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Rauff Hakeem, leader of the Sri Lanka Muslim Congress, a political party, said that Muslims and their leaders "have to engage in introspection regarding what is happening within the community".
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Whatever strain you decide on, and for whatever reason, Manta says a major key to making cannabis and sex work for you and your partner(s) is a little introspection.
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Maron turned to introspection and calling out his own mistakes and history with toxic masculinity and the comedy scene, including past relationships and not employing female writers on his show.
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"Country Boy" was Campbell's fifth straight number one hit on the Easy Listening chart, but its schmaltzy veneer masks one of Campbell's deepest declarations of anxious introspection and self-doubt.
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"It is clear from our findings that some introspection is required on the part of creative and media agencies and their clients," Kantar spokeswoman Rosie Hawkins said in a statement.
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It's slower, and more personal, swapping the grandiosity of, for example, tracks like "One Day Like This" off the their platinum-selling album The Seldom-Seen Kid, for quiet introspection.
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My chemical mishap led me to engage in a little introspection and soon afterward, I realized I'd worked out whatever was compelling me to make dating my number-one priority.
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It's slower, and more personal, swapping the grandiosity of, for example, tracks like "One Day Like This" off the their platinum-selling album The Seldom-Seen Kid, for quiet introspection.
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In a world in which a phone or computer is rarely more than arm's length away, are we eliminating introspection at times that may have formerly been conducive to it?
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Producer Brian Graden was drawn to the immediacy of their story; documentaries like Wild Wild Country and Leah Remini's recollection of scientology are affected by years of experience and introspection.
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It's this introspection that allows introverts to more accurately determine how they'd feel in specific situations and, by projecting that idea onto others, explain specific social behaviors without actually participating.
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And we can survive it the way black people always have — through resistance, through introspection, by fighting with our moral beliefs and by insisting that a better tomorrow is possible.
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These accounts create a portrait that makes the country seem stranger than fiction, while failing to capture its mystery, the depths of its introspection or its complicated relationship with modernity.
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Alemagna's dense and textured illustrations feature exuberant pops of color, capturing the natural world's immensity and creating a multilayered mood that allows for both introspection and wild flights of joy.
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Following the worst week for stocks since the financial crisis, UBS's Jason Katz said Friday investors should "take a deep breath" and have a moment of introspection over the weekend.
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The three overlap and support each other, but my personal preference was for Rubin's, largely because I feel a kinship with her love of life-hacking, introspection and applied psychology.
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The "god-voice" that's been echoing through the hosts' heads is Arnold, who has designed a path for his creations to understand themselves and take that great leap toward introspection.
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Both Cohen's and Snowden's gregariousness can shade into garrulousness; their writing and speech teem with grandiosity and introspection, a combination that appeals to their admirers and grates on their critics.
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Unlike a few of his peers who have stayed laser-focused on the swagger Atlanta rap has set a precedent for, Lil Baby has moments of both introspection and drip.
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Its four self-produced and -recorded tracks amount to a soundtrack of late night introspection and isolation, rife with underwater rhythms, warped melodies, and the standout vulnerability of Nova's vocals.
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The changing sociopolitical climate of China is often Cao's focus, and she tends to explore it through somber introspection and surrealist fantasy, plumbing the depths of each city's collective imagination.
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The part marked in orange is the flexible printed circuit, which would exit from the SIM port and route signals from the modified iPhone 6 to the 'introspection engine''s electronics.
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Her first solo album, Heavn (2016), mixed political protest with quiet contemplation, a musical rendition of Chicago that presented the city as an intimate playground and a site for private introspection.
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At their core, narcissists are deeply insecure: "A narcissist's ego is an over-inflated balloon and they're doing everything in their power to avoid introspection to address their insecurity," he says.
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" Within the post, Kappy wrote, "Over the course of the last week, through introspection that should have happened MANY years ago, I have come to some stark revelations about my character.
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Clocking in at just under 90 minutes, the film is both a troubling introspection of Joe's (Joaquin Phoenix) own major psychological traumas, and a nosedive into a tangled world of crime.
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There is no other woman in this divorce, the U.K. is not running away with the United States, not yet at least - which makes the call for introspection even more relevant.
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"There is so much to know and so much to learn and so much diplomacy and kindness and introspection that goes with that kind of job," Stewart told CNNMoney on Sunday.
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Her trilogy is made up of virtuosic, morally discursive works that eschew narrative in favour of what, initially, appears to be a stream of introspection from a Greek chorus of characters.
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The researchers were able to pinpoint a region in the left hemisphere known as the default-mode network, a series of cortical associations responsible for introspection, mind-wandering, and intrapersonal narrative.
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Nanjiani played a worker in a call center for Gucci, who gradually is befriended by a frequent caller: a very lonely Melania Trump (Cecily Strong) in the nascent stages of introspection.
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With any luck, his next album will have fewer guests and more of the introspection and steadfastness he reveals in "It's Alright," a hymnlike ballad that he sings on his own.
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The tilting tower has produced introspection among engineers in part because when the building was completed the developers received at least nine awards for "excellence in structural engineering," among other citations.
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So it was Sunday for Jacoby Ellsbury, who stood casually with a coffee cup in his hand and his foot on a chair, parrying away any inquiries that called for introspection.
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" Rossiyskaya Gazeta, a government newspaper, called it a "sad irony" that such "tormented and counterproductive introspection" was considered "the most representative slice of not only Russian culture, but of Russian society.
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The research shows that to be false, as a general matter, but I also happen to believe that anyone is capable of seeing that it's false, with some introspection and observation.
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But almost a year after her arrest, Ms. Mack said that she had concluded through introspection and "self-examination" that Mr. Raniere and some of his followers had broken the law.
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Her overdubbed voice is fully entwined with thick synthesizer harmonies and buzzing, shimmering effects, as the song's multiple sections wander between elaborate, airy introspection and the solidity of a dance beat.
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He's had to work harder than usual on his current tour, for the excellent "4:44" from this summer — an uncharacteristically muted session whose songs prize introspection and nuance over flash.
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Unlike the riot of curiosities that is the late architect's estate, her secluded space (a small building on the edge of the property) is a simplified oasis of calm and introspection.
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Let them be intelligent and capable of introspection, let them be astute about themselves and considerate of others, and what they promise is a vision of societal harmony, even civilization itself.
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Woods' soulful debut album, 2016's HEAVN, was almost diary-like in its introspection, interpolating music from her childhood to express deeper truths about her city, her identity, and her family.
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Listen to how the kicks of the otherwise garage-y "Bitter" hit at erratic, enraged points, or how "Blame" lets melancholy piano cast a pallor of rainswept introspection on the song.
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Its very arbitrariness and its way of shifting your life, focus, and mode of introspection onto the farthest objects away—the stars—rather than onto concerns about identity was liberating for people.
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During a smoke sesh, Leos are the ones dominating conversation, and if they ever take a moment for introspection, they manage to hold everyone's attention as they stare off into the distance.
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Confucius said that reflection is the noblest method to learn wisdom, and fortunately, our new found reflection and introspection has become an asset to us and we have evolved and grown considerably.
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Upon first viewing, I was struck by how prescient and relevant the film felt given the allegations against Harvey Weinstein, and the introspection that followed regarding the systemic power imbalances in Hollywood.
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In 2016, he collaborated with hardware hacker Andrew "Bunnie" Huang on Introspection Engine, a phone case that monitors iPhone outputs, alerting you to when your device is sending signals through its antenna.
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After a brief introspection on relationships, the 31-year-old bounces into "Truth Hurts," her sleeper hit from 2017 that just broke into the top 10 on Billboard's Hot 100 this month.
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Confucius said that reflection is the noblest method to learn wisdom, and fortunately, our new found reflection and introspection has become an asset to us and we have evolved and grown considerably.
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There's also a cringe-worthy aspect to some of the album's more maudlin moments, but it's hard to say if they are intentionally mocking teenage introspection, or the result of genuine reflection.
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Instead, internal conversations stayed focused on technical and growth questions; questions that can be answered with metrics — how fast are we growing and what technical roadblocks can we remove — rather than introspection.
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Part of the problem is that many of the things people think increase self-awareness—like introspection, therapy, and journaling—have been shown to have a shockingly small, or even negative, impact.
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Before that, Cat Stevens, born Steven Demetre Georgiou in London, had been known as a voice of kindly introspection, picking an acoustic guitar and singing about affection and a search for peace.
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Alongside a wave of bands from Seattle, Nirvana's Kurt Cobain helped to popularize grunge rock, a punk-based evolution that focused on alienation, introspection, and frustration, antithetical to hair metal's ebullient ethos.
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While Doom is prone to comedic braggadocio, Watson's coded, stream-of-consciousness rhymes are imbued with unflinching introspection ("Homie said that suicide wasn't appropriate / So instead I engulf on acid and opiates").
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With heart-wrenching anecdotes, honest introspection and an abundance of wisdom, nearly 150 teenagers told us what it takes to be a straight-A student — and questioned whether it's all worth it.
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The hanok, then, has come to represent a safe vessel for introspection and a reassertion of Korean identity: a romantic return to the national architecture and, therefore, to a mythic, prelapsarian age.
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Mr. Lee derided that essay as "provocative," and said that the university's introspection about admissions was prompted instead by the research of Caroline Hoxby, an economist studying low-income students and college.
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They recognized his penchant for the superficial effect, his willingness to cheapen a subtle impulse, his tendency to exaggerate, his weakness (or is it strength?) for bombast and disinclination for subtle introspection.
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" Netease said its finance site had encountered problems and the firm had conducted a "serious self-criticism and introspection" and would work with other platforms to "create a clean and upright cyberspace.
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After careful introspection, and inspiration from his wife, Cherry, 83, has roared back to being Canada's Lion in Winter and hockey's most outspoken voice, well into his fourth decade as a broadcaster.
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What we shared, though, dwarfed all those differences: the first two letters of the Myers-Briggs scale, which confirmed a mutual intensity and introspection, a common way of talking, thinking and connecting.
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Dougherty, meanwhile, calls for that kind of introspection on the part of companies and organizations, from Michigan State University to NPR, where high-profile people have been dismissed after reports of sexual misconduct.
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The crime was explicitly racist in nature -- the shooter declared he was there to "kill black people" -- and the President's eulogy evolved into a meditation on race at a moment of national introspection.
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" He continued, "After lengthy introspection, and discussions with John Stankey over the past week, we have decided that it is in Warner Bros.' best interest that I step down as Chairman and CEO.
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Google's cupcake calorie counter Baked into the frustration surrounding these gaffes is a sense that Silicon Valley's biggest companies are incapable of the necessary introspection to see themselves the way their critics might.
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The vote, won by the Leave campaign with a slim margin of 52%-2003%, led to protests, a long period of national introspection, and the end of David Cameron's tenure as Prime Minister.
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"Donald Trump is not a Republican" is a get out of jail card, a way to avoid any introspection about the failed ideology and policies that got conservatives here in the first place.
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"Very clearly, the party as a whole has to move beyond this sort of clichéd introspection business into some serious action," said a lawmaker from Kerala, Shashi Tharoor, referring his own Congress party.
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Israeli society's avoidance of the complexities and ambivalences of genuine introspection was especially noticeable during the debate after an Israel Defense Forces soldier, Elor Azaria, shot and killed a wounded terrorist in Hebron.
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In 1992, the physicist Brian Josephson, another Nobel laureate, was an author of a paper arguing for more research into intuition and introspection, as well as quantum mechanics, to better understand self-awareness.
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English football fans will have lived through precisely 22,25 years of hurt, an entire eon of failure, disappointment and miserable introspection, and a disembodied Baddiel and Skinner will have soundtracked the entire thing.
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Professor Hartman's essay, written in response to those revelations, was commended in some quarters for forthright introspection but condemned in others for what detractors saw as his lenient appraisal of de Man's ideology.
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He's had to work harder than usual on his current tour, for the excellent "4:44" from this past summer — an uncharacteristically muted session whose songs prize introspection and nuance over showstopping flash.
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Or, you might have your class learn about the importance of taking time for deep contemplation and introspection as an introduction to building in regular time for them to reflect on their learning.
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But Agassi's addition to the often loathsome heap of sports-hero lit, written with help from J.R. Moehringer (who refused to be credited as a co-author), transcends the genre with uncommon introspection.
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The liberal bubble in Del Ray is cushioned by signs calling for kindness and resistance, babies and rescue dogs both in bows and in strollers, and chalk signs asking for introspection from neighbors.
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If any of this soul-searching is at all sincere, it should at least inspire these gatekeepers to do a little introspection about Washington's nightmare boss before they proclaim her their dream candidate.
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The critics contend that it is the game's simplicity that allows users to perceive results that might not always be there, filling the void the way a minimalist painting can inspire deep introspection.
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A gawky, earnest singer lost in the keyboard flourishes and drum jitters she hears in her own head, a romantic who dreams quietly, she uses blank formal exercise as a site for introspection.
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Hopefully in a few years time coming out will be as easy as telling your parents you want to get a cat—but for now it does involve a fair bit of introspection.
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Proving Biden has undergone a personal and political evolution to confront the current problems plaguing our society will require a level of introspection and reckoning our parents aren't used to exhibiting to their young'uns.
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Only his love for John could force Sherlock into such an uncomfortable situation, and it's reassuring to see that the stubborn sleuth is actually capable of some growth and introspection after all this time.
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Thanks to superior sound and the ability to actually see, I found that experiencing the three acts in this most distilled way allowed me to access the common thread between them – introspection – more readily.
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Those are all topics that many Muslims say are long overdue introspection, but there's little room to push for reforms when the religion itself is under attack from the highest office in the land.
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Void Star plays a delicate balancing act between cyberpunk thriller and literary fiction, spinning out a story that includes both introspection about our relationship with the digital world and fight scenes with armored soldiers.
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For that study, Israeli researchers taught half their participants a technique called cognitive reappraisal — basically a method to challenge your negative emotions, question how they originate, and then watch them dissipate among that introspection.
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It ties telemetry collected by the management system to applications rather than machines, which dramatically improves application monitoring and introspection, especially when scale-up, machine failures or maintenance issues cause application instances to move.
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But losing the pressure from the top or actually getting contrary messages can really dissipate the level of energy that has existed over the last several years, since Ferguson, to engage in the introspection.
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In terms of that, introspection does seem to help Chidi at times, but only temporarily, which is to be expected given that you can't typically think your way out of a mental health problem.
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The resulting losses of wealth and proprietary technology, and an enormous accumulation of domestic and foreign debt, have led to tides of fury and ebbs of thoughtful introspection about America's role in the world.
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Studying automotive design at Pasadena's Art Center College in the 1960s, at a moment when car culture was captivating the American imagination, Garner began exploring cars as vehicles for cultural introspection in the 1970s.
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"We don't talk for a few hours of the trip and focus on introspection, but afterwards we always have a long, elated but emotional conversation, sharing the journey we've just been on," says Fern.
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People could have responded in two ways — they could have gotten defensive or they could have done some introspection — and it seems like that's what folks did in a way I did not expect.
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And I remember the Republican Party's moment of introspection after Mitt Romney lost to Barack Obama in 2012, when it acknowledged that relying exclusively on white voters was a recipe for long term failure.
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One can only hope that this moment generates some introspection among the higher echelons of the CCP — with countless innocent lives on the line, is such unbounded fealty to one man really worth it?
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To explain all of this in terms of a misplaced messianic impulse — the self-described indispensable nation having a bad run of luck — may play well in Washington, where serious introspection is rarely welcome.
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Likewise, promoting emotional expression — the freedom to be vulnerable and sad, rather than just angry and strong — as well as celebrating creativity and quiet introspection are also key to countering patterns of gender inequality.
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The painting's dark and gloomy pallet sets the tone for the first half of the exhibition, where contradictory story lines create a palpable dissonance that calls for introspection, but also a sense of humor.
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His career has never given him a reason to even pretend to speak rather than talk; he reportedly doesn't read, and he lacks introspection — none of this bodes well for carefully considered self-expression.
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It's a familiar story, no doubt, but the stark honesty and introspection displayed in these 12 free-flowing, serene folk songs is only as common as the likes of Phil Elverum and Sufjan Stevens.
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Reading the author Caleb Crain's recent novel Overthrow, I was particularly struck by a single line: "It's like there's a sumptuary law against introspection," the character Elspeth pronounces after getting badmouthed on the internet.
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But while the deaths have stirred new introspection and prompted vows to be safer, the risky venues will persist, viewed by users as essential to emerging artists as radio was to rock 'n' roll.
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YOB's customary glacial pace forces introspection, and immersion; "Our Raw Heart" spans 14 and a half minutes, and in true YOB fashion Scheidt, Rieseberg, and Foster use every second to produce a truly evocative composition.
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Goal factoring and aversion factoring, she added, came out of behavioral economics, as well as research on a cognitive bias known as ''introspection illusion'': thinking we understand our motives or fears when we actually don't.
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And you get an HQ2..." There was also some serious introspection, including this, from The Information's Nick Wingfield: "This should serve as a moment of reflection for everyone involved in the HQ2 hype (me included).
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Surely, on the journey of introspection that followed his Texas defeat, during which Mr O'Rourke ate sacred dirt in New Mexico and blogged religiously, he could have found time to form a view on Brexit?
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This was also the album where you stepped out of your personal introspection more and directly addressed bigger issues like religion, classism, racism, Big Pharma, and death—which is the big thing on the record.
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So here is what you need to know to make hookup culture work for you: You should begin with honest introspection about what you want to get out of it, and what you're comfortable doing.
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" CNN's Jake Tapper also recently said, "She doesn't seem to have done enough introspection.... Putin didn't tell you don't go to Wisconsin, James Comey didn't tell you [to] call one-quarter of the country 'deplorable.
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Humanity's need to incessantly document our captivity on Earth gives me introspection into my own absolute meaninglessness within the universe and the beautiful randomness of our planet which grew our exuberant purposeful species into existence.
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" He specified that van Gogh suffered short psychotic episodes or intermittent psychosis, "because in psychosis, everyone thinks of schizophrenia, and schizophrenia is long-lasting, chronic disease without insight, without introspection, without the fear of relapse.
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Instead, it needs a day of introspection to consider how it could have so misunderstood the 2016 election and how it can restore its credibility and role in democracy by covering all sides of stories.
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The resources of introspection are exactly the same as the resources our minds work with to explain and predict the actions of others: sensory data provided by sight, hearing, smell, touch (and sometimes taste, too).
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But it also demands introspection and reflection, because only by being alone with our thoughts can an individual stay connected to his values and first principles; only by being alone can someone hear herself think.
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Ms. Atwell is the daughter of parents who met at a Dale Carnegie seminar, and in person, she seemed very much "in process," her big-laugh, expletive-streaked brazenness punctuated by moments of wandering introspection.
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Bass's work fosters an air of authenticity that seems to solicit this type of introspection, which is particularly strong because she refrains from offering us the emotional messaging that is often connected to such displays.
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Liverpool failed to qualify for the Champions League in Kuyt's last three seasons at Anfield, a barren spell that caused much introspection among the fans and led some commentators to herald the club's irreversible decline.
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Sullivan is grappling for an explanation of rising political tribalism, and there, he may want to dispense with the introspection and explore the work of people who actually study it, like political scientist Lilliana Mason.
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But, with Knock Knock, Koze has found himself in the in-between place, between the up and the down, free to include the energy of the club with the introspection and experimentalism of the comedown.
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My editors supported my decision to chase after introspection instead of scoops: Rather than wanting a truth that Talk subjects had been keeping from the world, I wanted one they'd also been keeping from themselves.
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The "pattern and practice" approach developed after the Rodney King beating in Los Angeles in 1991 forced a period of national introspection over how to curb misconduct if individual officers could not be held accountable.
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The Petrified Forest was chosen for its "ability to change over time from an organic to a mineral state" implying an internal mulling over one's own inner state and ability to flower from said introspection.
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While he employed the bombast and braggadocio common to gangsta and other forms of rap, he also dealt in introspection a la the so-called conscious rappers such as Chance the Rapper and Talib Kweli.
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Even if your moment of realization during a trip didn't come from looking in a mirror, Timmermann noted that the introspection gleaned from psychedelics is a mirror itself, adding a meta twist to the experience.
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Even when the show pauses so characters can plot against one another or indulge in some romance or introspection, there's always the sense that it is impatient to simply get to the next fight scene.
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It's tough to say how common the dark triad is because most people who meet the criteria don't have the level of introspection required to realize that they do in the first place, Dr. O'Boyle says.
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She took up for black folks, as it were, and often felt herself to be at battle against the racism they experienced at the hands of white critics who frequently pointed fingers at them without introspection.
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That has plunged the Sunni Muslim Arab rulers into doubt and introspection, after years of calling for Assad's overthrow and backing the rebels against him in a war that has killed hundreds of thousands of people.
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It took a lot of introspection about why people made those kinds of comments in the first place, and the work I needed to do to love myself, and to strip those words of their power.
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For that study, Israeli researchers taught half of their participants a technique called cognitive reappraisal — basically a method to challenge your negative emotions, question how they originate, and then watch them dissipate among that meta introspection.
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And through a few months of introspection, I realized that if I learned to be happy on my own, I wouldn't have to Google myself into a frenzy if a guy decided not to call back.
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On their four studio albums since debut LP Sing The Greys in 2006, they've developed a reputation for morose introspection—and made a habit of poking fun at the sincerity with bone-dry humor wherever possible.
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Washington DC's "Revolution Summer" in 1983 tweaked the hardcore formula, as show goers and band members grew tired of simpler songs and experimented with their sound, trading anger for introspection and three chords for many more.
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Clinton's book does involve some introspection and she takes responsibility for her failures, but the book oozes with contempt for Trump and blames two external factors -- Russia and fired FBI Director James Comey -- for her loss.
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If we've learned anything from the Harvey Weinstein scandal, which kicked off this fortnight's international introspection on gender and power, it should be that victims of sexual harassment have always had good reasons to keep quiet.
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There seemed to be moments of introspection as he told me about how he had gone from considering himself to be above the rules to realizing he had to adapt and learn to accept his lot.
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It is an area where the candidate, who is not known for introspection or admitting deficiencies, has been unusually candid: he has said he wants someone who knows how to navigate Washington and the legislative process.
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It's easy to assume that Chapman's penchant for rigorous introspection comes from his scientific background as a biochemist at Dalhousie University in Halifax, a day job he held for much of Nap Eyes' three-album run.
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For that to happen, though, the Christian Democrats will need a period of introspection, with one leader on the way out and another — with perhaps a very different idea about where Germany is headed — still unchosen.
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Virgo is associated with the Hermit card in the tarot, and you would be wise to take some time to yourself in quiet introspection and solitude, since so much astrological focus is on Virgo this month.
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JON CARAMANICA As Lorde trickles out the songs from her "Melodrama" album, it's becoming clear that she's been thinking hard about what it is to be a compulsive party girl who can't shake off her introspection.
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In that sense, it is the latest chapter in a line of critical introspection that stretches back before the Communist Revolution, when the famed writer Lu Xun assailed Chinese culture as selfish, boastful, servile and cruel.
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"I want to advise the young generation that you cannot multiply the hours that are given to you, and you'll have to sacrifice some of your freedom, your independence and your space for introspection," she said.
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To continue Leonidas's thought about silence: In our noisy, busy lives, sometimes we tend to be scared of these moments of solitude, of introspection, of silence, when you are one-on-one with your true self.
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As the group's founder, Luján wrote: The significance of Los Four mirrored the socio-political introspection and concerns of Raza at that time besides providing some iconographic vocabulary to initiate definitions of our ethno-art forms.
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Despite substantial introspection and external analysis since 2007, the United Nations climate panel has seemed persistently locked in an antiquated view of how to improve its communication efforts, largely oblivious to the "new communication climate" out there.
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But Shine's current thing — and, by extension, Pattern's thing — is introspection: trying to figure out why he, and the rest of the millennials he works with, feel the way they do even amid profound, seemingly unending success.
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"The fact that she brought her story forward tells me that she had to have gone through a lot of introspection," said Lisa Calderon, Ramirez's former supervisor at a Boulder nonprofit that assists survivors of domestic violence.
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Or is it doomed to be just a slightly more engaging version of the kind of cheesy drug visuals you see in regular film scenes, intended for passive consumption rather than to aid any consciousness-bending introspection?
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The magazine's journalists seem to have caught him at a fleeting moment of honest introspection, with the president admitting that the atmosphere of paranoia and suspicion at the White House might have something to do with him.
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One would hope that, after all the years fantasizing about curves, I'd be able to finally stand back in this little box of introspection to appreciate the ones hormones and a recent surgery have bestowed upon me.
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" He went on to say, regarding Donovan's unique capacity of introspection, "There is an element, when it comes to Landon, where you just want to slap him in the face and say, hey, snap out of it.
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In a public letter titled "Apology and Introspection", Toutiao founder Zhang Yiming pledged to raise the number of in-house censors - referred to as content auditors - to 10,000 people from 6,000 currently to keep its content wholesome.
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And in "Introspection," he conjures an unexpectedly beautiful moment of transparency; painted from the perspective of a seated figure who is looking down at his denim-clad thighs through a sheer green plate on a glass table.
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When not documenting stunts and sudden face plants, more tears are shed by these men than by anyone in Moselle's film—skateboarding a means to develop the bonds that create a safe space for empathy and introspection.
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Here's hoping Hawaiian officials take full advantage of that assistance, that they hold themselves to full account, and that every other official of every other state uses this horrible mistake to do some introspection of their own.
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" Dash, who was running for a seat in the Compton/Watts area, hung her decision on God, saying, "After much prayer, introspection and discussions with my family, I am withdrawing my candidacy for California's 44th Congressional District.
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"I just didn't say enough, didn't fight hard enough, didn't tell you how bad I want this and how good we could make it if we just come together," Ms. Warren responded, in a moment of introspection.
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Zach Cowie, the bar's creative director, told me a bartender can pretty much put anything on at the appropriate time of day and it'll work; you're always hearing Mr. Cowie's ideas about music, which tilt toward introspection.
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Life Without Sound is Cloud Nothings' most self-reflexive album yet; it's the product of a year spent in isolation, a crumbling relationship, and the resulting introspection that sent the 25-year-old into a prolonged depression.
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In the letter to Brown, Deputy District Attorney Nikki Chambers wrote, "At the parole hearing, Gina Han at first blush appeared to have attempted introspection; however, she is very intelligent and still manipulative," the Orange County Register reports.
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In the wake of the Harvey Weinstein scandal, Hollywood seems to be (slowly) gearing itself up for some much needed introspection about the way women are being treated in entertainment, both behind-the-scenes and in the spotlight.
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A representative for the actress confirmed the news to CNN on Friday, with Dash saying in an emailed statement: "After much prayer, introspection and discussions with my family, I am withdrawing my candidacy for California's 44th Congressional District."
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" He acknowledged the EU's efforts at introspection and affecting change, noting that "Europe has been looking at itself hard now for 8 years, 9 years," but quipped that "you can accuse Europeans of being many things – except fast.
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On top of the sadness and introspection that every IndyCar driver went through in the off-season following Dan Wheldon's death, Castroneves could have been forgiven for asking himself, 'Is it worth it?' and answering in the negative.
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R&B spent the decade evolving from a critical backwater to the province of serious art, largely by swapping out the alcohol-soaked neon clubscapes that ruled the radio for the druggy, brooding introspection that ruled the blogs.
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While Sean Hannity and Breitbart News carry water for Trump, and many liberal publications dodge introspection in favor of anti-Trump primal screams, right-of-center magazines have been debating and reassessing the soul of their political philosophy.
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Above all, it's crucial to show that it is possible to point out the flaws and failures of current Western political systems without undermining what is valuable about them: pluralism, freedom of speech and the willingness for introspection.
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Introspection, "the mind's eye," assures us with the greatest confidence that it is the best, in some cases the only authority on how the mind works, because we all think it has direct, first person access to itself.
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Mr. McCain, then 223, was never given to introspection, and on that day, he was combative — he said he would have "of course" made a better commander in chief than then-President Barack Obama — yet also unusually reflective.
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Most commonly, inshallah is used in Muslim-majority communities to escape introspection, hard work and strategic planning and instead outsource such responsibilities to an omnipotent being, who somehow, at some time, will intervene and fix our collective problems.
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Because you learn much more from failure than success, and honestly analyzing one's failures can lead to the type of introspection that helps us grow — as well as show that the path to success isn't a straight line.
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Hall, the guitarist and singer, and Levine, the drummer, are the core members of Pinegrove, a band that mixes the cutting introspection of punk with a tinge of alt-country and unparalleled musicianship to sound wholly like themselves.
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The jumps across time that pepper the exhibition create a space for introspection, and the works together are packed with symbolism that you have to wade through methodically among what at first seems like any other small gallery show.
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It feels mildly ironic that these photos reflect the artist's new engagement with sobriety, as nearly all of his shots are filled to the brim with exhilarating action, rather than the clichéd introspection one might expect from sober life.
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"Once we processed these things, it took a lot of looking inward and introspection and I thought to myself, 'What is my greatest tool, you know, what is the thing that I can use to express myself," he continued.
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It was a rare moment of introspection on how people might handle the process of having to stab the reanimated corpse of their longtime companion or family member, which remains one of the most compelling parts of the show.
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We really have worked to the very edges of loud moments and quiet moments in a Broadway theater, in service of telling a story that is full of chaos and violence and enthusiasm, and also full of quiet introspection.
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In an open letter published in South African newspapers, KPMG South Africa's executive chairman Wiseman Nkuhlu said the local unit of the audit giant was "very different" from 18 months ago, after a period of significant introspection and change.
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"There has been close to no introspection in the G.O.P. conference and really no coming to grips with the shifting demographics that get to why we lost those seats," New York Republican Elise Stefanik told The New York Times.
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But most importantly, Case's games—especially The Evolution of Trust—teach us a really valuable lesson: that the way we want to react, that gut instinct urge to shield our pride and our privilege, requires introspection, intelligence and desegregation.
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Conversations in previous God of War games have tended to be long preambles before two beasts fight one another, but here, it's a chance for introspection and reflection, even if it means Atreus is prying it out of Kratos.
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I found sweeping summary ("somehow, things got better") or the flattening displacement of the aphoristic second person ("You have an affair because you are not getting what you want from your loved one") where I wanted rigorously specific introspection.
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Platforms can do much more to promote and reward introspection by developing algorithms that amplify these messages, and creating new spaces for those leaders and everyday users who are still willing to engage in a genuine battle of ideas.
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In other words, Germany has no excuse not to lead a period of union-wide introspection into its own failure to keep Britain in the group, and whether the union should revisit its principles in light of that failure.
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ZURICH/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - An unusual number of suicides by top executives in Switzerland has prompted introspection in its business community over how senior managers are dealing with stress as its companies struggle to retain their status in the global economy.
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It was a big moment in my life of extreme self-reflection and introspection and solitude, so I think the book is very reflective of me trying to find ways to process that and put words and images to it.
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For nearly half of the album you're left assuming he simply failed to show at studio sessions, leaving 2 Chainz to bang out throwaway solo tracks that trade the introspection and ambition of "Dedication" for his archetypal strip club anthem formula.
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It's also fitting, and almost too cutting, that amid America's current introspection into how our institutions are run and the culture they breed, one of the most exciting TV shows coming down the pike focuses on the next generation of supervillains.
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Others, noting the fraught psychology on display, find a model in Leonardo Da Vinci's "The Last Supper" in which each of the apostles reacts to Christ's announcement that one of them will betray him with varying degrees of horror and introspection.
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If you follow the spiritual implications of the lunar cycle, you already know that this phase, in which the moon isn't illuminated at all and loses visibility in the sky, is always associated with introspection, reflection, and our innermost feelings.
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" She described the expanded business as a "customer-driven" move, but she also acknowledged that "the whole ad-tech ecosystem is going through some time of internal introspection of what is the future of our industry going to look like.
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The result is truly beautiful and unique, with a level of introspection and depth seldom seen in the genre, and it is essential listening for anyone who has had to bear the pain of watching a loved one slip away.
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ZURICH/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - An unusual number of suicides by top executives in Switzerland has prompted introspection in its business community over how senior managers are dealing with stress as its companies struggle to retain their status in the global economy.
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A frequent criticism of liberals, who are in introspection mode after last November's elections, is that they are "obsessive on issues like gender identity," as former British Prime Minister Tony Blair put it in his recent New York Times op-ed.
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There's less of the giggly, wink-wink nature of things like You Me Bum Bum Train, and a lot more innovation and scope for introspection than Secret Cinema's dress-up experiences, or the Goosebumps Alive show from this past spring.
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Both are integral to the core of the enterprise and influenced everything we have come to understand about the form (including the Beatles themselves, a group that would not have existed without Elvis and would not have pursued introspection without Dylan).
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Lacking Einstein's nimbus of white hair, Oppenheimer's tortured introspection or Teller's mercurial temperament, Fermi — "small, dark and frail-looking" as a child, according to his sister — more closely resembled a middle-aged Fiat mechanic than a mover of the universe.
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TheFoodReviewer's Spiritual Pizza Journey Proving once and for all that the Buddha was totes eating Domino's underneath the bodhi tree when he attained enlightenment, TheFoodReviewer's Spiritual Pizza Journey is arguably the most critical work of metaphysical introspection of our generation.
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The Jim Boylen Show is one of those classic NBA subplots that began as a cracked carnival ride, but—not so much including Wednesday night's need for introspection—may be maturing into a situation that's slightly more intriguing than pitiful.
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As they grapple with the issues of the day, Hannah understands that instead of shouting at government organizations, it's his job to force introspection in the listeners that think listening to Propagandhi is the end of their duty as an activist.
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I've still got three years until my grandma's 100th birthday party, so with some hard work, introspection, and practice, I may just be able to save my tube dress dance for a more appropriate occasion, like a work party or something.
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The man himself, barreling through his early 90s with a mixture of impatience, resignation and good humor, has spent a lifetime looking, mostly at North American people and landscapes, but also somehow inward, using cameras as instruments of documentation and introspection.
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The writer who emerges from these pages is so humble as to be self-effacing — a quality that makes his halting bids at introspection, for all their genial appeal, seem mostly denuded of the drama that normally fuels Caro's work.
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Since the movement sprang up nearly seven years ago, it has invoked mass introspection and an ongoing debate over technology use, which people blame for a swath of societal ills including depression and suicide, diminished attention spans, and decreased productivity.
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" I'm moved by Evolution's introspection and hope, as Myles writes, "I can grow/ different/ in the/ day or/ three decades/ in which/ I've got/ left/ I can/ grow towards/ the mountains/ sit in solidarity/ with prisoners/ or go/ to jail.
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A statement shared with us from the luxury design house explains that inspiration was drawn from "the introspection and the infinite cycle of nature's endless creation and destruction," resulting in a series of insatiable serpents that colorfully express Gucci's aesthetic rebirth.
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"I would like to see more honesty and introspection in journalists who have repeated some of these tropes about Meghan Markle, and a willingness to at least look at the fact that her treatment has been different," she told Reuters.
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Lyrically and vocally, her introspection is framed by the presence of a larger community — the enacted community of choir singing, and the imagined community of Black artists alluded to in the song titles, addressed or impersonated or merely invoked as mythical presences.
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After laying a lot of history and words, and fancy titles like "Aegon Targaryen, Sixth of his name, Protector of the realm" (see, Daenerys, other people can have long names, too), on Jon, Sam challenges him with a hard bit of introspection.
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By supporting Vlaming's suit, the ADF Center for Academic Freedom is taking what could be an important moment of introspection for this teacher, and using it instead to advance the group's well-established agenda of working to strip LGBTQ people of our rights.
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We've recently seen the real life consequences of that disbelief in the dozens of accusations of sexual harassment and assault that have emerged as a result of this national conversation, and it's a question that deserves a robust introspection in the cultural space.
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But I hoped the app would help me focus when writing, make noisy public settings more pleasant to be in, and allow me to filter some of the sounds in my office when I felt I needed an extra level of introspection.
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Perhaps the novel-inchiesta is never a work of introspection, but always instead of refraction: a way to refract that which, as Umberto Eco wrote of this novel, "is already literature" before its refraction, its transcription, before its existence in a book.
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"We can be better people and make a more just society when we recognize this and are committed to the long-term solutions of continued personal introspection, thoughtful critique of systematic bias, and working to create new and better systems," DeVaul wrote.
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Like, I dunno, how they keep cracking jokes at their gigs, as if they're not the iconic poster boys of introspection and misery that we thought they were, but instead a bunch of dads nudging eachother in the ribs at a barbeque?
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They have argued that we can secure certainty about at least some very important conclusions, not through empirical inquiry, but by introspection: the existence, immateriality (and maybe immortality) of the soul, the awareness of our own free will, meaning and moral value.
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It was left to Japan and Australia to pick up the pieces and proceed with the inelegant sounding Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership which is the original TPP minus the U.S. Even so, policy introspection must apply to all countries.
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" Yet rather than spend any time on meaningful introspection about this criticism, Manjoo wraps up the article in the next paragraph: "Sure, you can decide to opt out; you can drive to Target, your life won't end if you don't patronize Amazon.
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The show was one of many 90s movies to deal specifically with male introspection, says James McCormack, a cinema studies PhD researcher at the University of Melbourne who is writing his thesis on masculinity and memory during turn of the millennium Hollywood film.
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I think one of the common bedfellows of desire for sex is introspection as to why nobody wants to fuck you, and, for me, it became pretty hard to deny that my weird, misshapen body was a big contributor to the issue.
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This overdue introspection has brought several new or revived ideas to the fore: universal basic income, especially popular in Silicon Valley, or a federal jobs guarantee, an idea last heard in the 1970s, revived by the Center for American Progress last May.
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An Englishman in his late 60s, a property developer unused to introspection, is informed by one of his two grown daughters (a business executive) that her sister (an academic philosopher living in the United States) appears to have fallen into a dangerous depression.
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The Wall Street Journal editorial board echoed them last week in writing that Texas, once again, is "being sneered at by coastal elites" who now say the city needs more regulation (and warrants some introspection in the wake of the storm's devastation).
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Toward the end of the book, there are two essays — "The Unseen Wind," about the mismatched halves of her face, and "The Book of My Body," about having a photographic record made of her melanoma-prone skin — whose intense introspection grows claustrophobic.
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Ms. João reaches beyond Portugal for songs that she transforms into fado; her set included a song from the Brazilian songwriter Cartola and the traditional Mexican song "La Llorona," both of them suffused with fado's introspection and fierce attentiveness to poetic nuance.
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Ms. Oliveros said in a 2012 Times profile that in 1971, after a period of intense introspection prompted by the Vietnam War, she changed creative course, eventually producing "Sonic Meditations," a set of 25 text-based instructions meant to provoke thoughtful, creative responses.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's crisis of introspection took a bizarre turn on the eve of the latest parliamentary vote about Brexit: wartime hero Winston Churchill was placed in the dock of public discourse for his role in tackling a miners' strike more than 100 years ago.
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Much of Israel's introspection has been prompted by the release of a report by the State Comptroller on the decisions leading up to and during the war between Israel and Gaza in the summer of 2014, in which some 2,100 Palestinians and 73 Israelis died.
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No offense to JT. It's just frustrating that, even as we live through this moment of self-reflection and public introspection about the extra costs that women still shoulder in our society, we've chosen to reward a man at the expense of his female peer.
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Created by Justin Simien and based on his own 2014 film of the same name (a few actors even reprise their roles), the Dear White People series successfully mines laughs and introspection from topics that usually aren't prominent on television, especially as lengthy story arcs.
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Whether you find this wise, cold, or silly doesn't matter; by singing such marvelous therapeutic blather in the context of romantic pop, she opens a world of masks and mirroring that tests the contradictions inherent in public introspection, embracing persona refinement as its own thrill.
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Warrington also speculates that as people have become increasingly open about their desire to abstain apart from the assumed reasons (addiction, pregnancy, religiosity), that has opened the gates for an increased introspection about imbibing, and an increased willingness to take a break or abstain altogether.
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If you weren't ready for genuine introspection, weren't ready to accept that a lot of what was wrong lay within, there was another path to explore for both those who created pop culture and those who consumed it: You could try returning to the past.
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His Kahlil Joseph-directed short film Process, which shared a title with his debut album, was a moving examination of the places that inspired the record, and it seems that he's now giving that introspection physical form, in the shape of a new zine.
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Currently, there are three especially predominant archives: As these terms make clear, fandom is a complicated beast full of nuance, evolving language, and introspection about everything from why we fall in love with fictional characters to the need for diversity and progressive representation in media.
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That volatile mixture of introspection and sensation has on occasion fueled films themselves, like Tsai Ming-liang's "Goodbye, Dragon Inn," which takes place entirely during the final screening at a condemned Taipei cinema, the walls as cracked and stained as the hull of a shipwreck.
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For the bankers, trade negotiators, international businesspeople and others who make up the economic elite (including journalists like me who are peripheral members of it), this is cause for introspection, at least among those who aren't too narcissistic to care what their countrymen think.
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The final few moments before top athletes head out to compete are, generally, a private preserve of calm introspection or frothy expectation, a sanctuary free from scrutiny where participants can engage in a final motivating message or a last, quiet confrontation with their nerves.
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People on Twitter aren't given to introspection about the service; the things one does on Twitter tend not to be discussed outside of Twitter, for much the same reason that heroin addicts don't talk with friends and family about their favorite methods of mainlining.
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Taken from the band's forthcoming album, Damage With Care—their first in three years—this song is as infectious and chirpy as it's dancey and dangerous, a rush of exuberant introspection that's got one foot in the past and one foot in the future.
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The idea that the things I talk about in therapy, the times when I deliberately probe my worst thoughts and experiences, might be used as evidence of my bad character strikes against the whole idea of therapy as a space for honesty, introspection, and work.
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" The Merseybeat bounce of "Home Tonight" offers a lift home as a small, friendly gesture as "the world is falling apart," while "In a Hurry" moves from Beach Boys introspection to exultant vocal chorales carrying a pure McCartney sentiment: "Never too late to celebrate.
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On Thursday morning, Politico founder John Harris managed a genuinely interesting contribution to this conversation in a piece that takes aim not only at a relatively invisible source of bias in the Washington press but also a kind of introspection on Harris's adherence to it.
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Donald Trump reflected Thursday on his place in American presidential history in the aftermath of his Senate impeachment trial — revealing in a rare moment of introspection that he experiences "a little bit of a different feeling" when he gazes upon Richard Nixon's White House portrait.
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Therefore, as we, spurred on by a Dickensian introspection during this unsettled holiday season, anxiously contemplate visions of the Ghosts of Christmas Present and Christmas Future, it is, I believe, instructive, heuristic and even rousing to return to that wartime White House Yuletide visit.
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Previews implied an ethos of solitary self-improvement or focused introspection with an ancillary cast of lovable NPCs—something that might live alongside Celeste, the beautiful, challenging platformer about a young woman climbing a mountain that makes her depression and anxiety manifest in a bodily form.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - "So Long My Son", a decades-spanning Chinese saga that opens in the aftermath of the Cultural Revolution, was born of a need to re-assess a generation that had no time for introspection as it built modern China, its director Wang Xiaoshuai said.
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Following a period of introspection after he departs the White House, Obama said he would feel a responsibility as a citizen to voice his opinions on major issues gripping the country during Trump's administration though he would not necessarily weigh in on day-to-day activities.
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Yet it's still telling to hear Letterman, now 71, and Stern, 64, discuss their personal shortcomings so openly with the benefit of hindsight and the greater sense of introspection that their later years allow, albeit from the perch of nests incredibly well feathered by those careers.
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Why don't you think about, do some honest introspection about what you might have done differently that might have prevented millions of people from losing their homes and their jobs, and the huge amount of taxpayer-funded money that had to infuse, to stabilize our financial markets.
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The film examines the way that Mapplethorpe conceived of art as an act of introspection—how he used his own experiences as his canvas, taking pristine and emotionally penetrating portraits of friends (think: Diane Arbus and Nan Goldin) and documenting his sex life with the same aesthetic.
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Before AI YoungBoy dropped, it was evident that his skillset was one beyond his years and that would have probably gotten him far enough, but it's the depth of emotions and introspection that add a glimmering light to what the Baton Rouge teenager may end up becoming.
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Her music is woozy and mesmeric, combining the introspection of Elliott Smith (who gets a name-check on "What's Up"), the reverb-drenched resonance of Slowdive and the wonky pop sensibility of Kate Bush—but it took her a while to believe she had something worthwhile.
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Rehearsing the show has pushed Ms. Blanchett and Mr. Roxburgh into some introspection of their own, thinking through their history with the Sydney Theater Company — he is a longtime collaborator, Ms. Blanchett and her husband are past artistic directors — and the way their acting has evolved.
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One who has is Pierre-Laurent Aimard, who is as committed to his Bach as he is to his Boulez; Mr. Aimard's recording on Deutsche Grammophon was set down well over a decade ago, but remains a model of clarity and intelligence, if not of introspection.
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G.R. St. Patrick's Day is not popularly associated with introspection, but try it with a song from the new live album by the Gloaming, a group steeped in Irish tradition that carries the music into pensive, even mystical realms, particularly when Thomas Bartlett's piano transmutes the harmonies.
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I hope this report is a source of introspection for the professionals at the F.B.I." Mr. Comey's status as a Democratic bête noire is nearly two years old, dating to his news conference on July 5, 2016, that the inspector general described as "extraordinary and insubordinate.
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It's time for Democrats and the left to rip the bandages off, pull the blindfolds from their eyes, look in the mirror and have a moment of real introspection — and accept a brutal but helpful truth: Maybe it's about them, not about us and not about Trump.
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This Wall Street comedy is set in the 1980s, and the era itself is one of the jokes of the show — the senselessness, the cocaine, the hairdos, the stupid TV shows, the cellphones the size of cinder blocks, the sexism, the racism, the lack of introspection.
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Adorned in an all red ensemble reminiscent of the opera singers, her haunting rendition of "The Lonely Sea" by The Beach Boys seemed to bring all 40 of us back to the same state of quiet introspection that Marrón had taken us to when we first set sail.
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It weaponizes quiet, embracing the introspection and absolution that have themed the project—which has long featured a rotating cast of members, but is now stripped down to a duo and rounded out by Esther Shaw—since they first embarked on their long, strange trip almost a decade ago.
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Whether or not it heightened the introspection or intimacy or any of the things that the xx trade in is another matter, but it certainly doesn't hurt to have an acoustic demo version of "Brave For You" tacked onto the end of the record's deluxe edition, released this morning.
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The book is also an apology, and represents a decade of introspection for a man whose life's work was closely associated with a costly war that was justified by the false assertion that Mr. Hussein had weapons of mass destruction and was a threat to the United States.
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Now it is set to reopen on June 23 in a new incarnation downtown, after institutional introspection compelled not only by the move but also by the presiding quandary about what, exactly, defines photography today as the medium keeps morphing and mutating within a vast, evolving technological landscape.
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