" Over time, "you keep moving inward and inward until you get to a happy medium.
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But PEM is looking a little more inward in its efforts to build its audience — at its own exhibition design practices, and then, even further inward, at human cognition.
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The Peabody Essex Museum is looking a little more inward in its efforts to build its audience — at its own exhibition design practices, and then, even further inward, at human cognition.
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This is probably the point — "more and more, they seemed to be going outward rather than inward," Fitz realizes late in the novel — but the inward journey never seems that vital or convincing.
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This is how he argues: From the extremes inward. 17.
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No demands, an inward focus, time to breathe and reflect.
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The more the record progresses, the more Ocean turns inward.
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People who have intrinsic goals seek inward happiness and contentment.
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Last year, Chinese inward investment in Britain reached $3.3 billion.
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Instead, he believes, we should be turning our focus inward.
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Ms. Johnson, Ms. Henson found, was regal, inward and resolute.
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We look inward because there is nowhere left to look.
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Seeing inward to examine her most deepest thoughts and feelings.
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They should turn inward, toward a kind of modern monasticism.
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Traders also cited a seasonal rise in inward capital flows.
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As Republicans gained responsibility for governing, the flames turned inward.
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But when he began to run, his world turned inward.
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A lot of people are turning inward at this juncture.
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Draw your legs inward and hop up on your feet.
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Her depression folds her inward and keeps everyone at bay.
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But as a toddler, he stopped talking and turned inward.
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The West has faced a financial crisis and turned inward.
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Then the cells moved inward, filling up the central space.
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The real problem is that wealth makes us turn inward.
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Lately, though, his gaze has fallen inward, to the war.
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Canada needs new markets because the United States is turning inward.
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Inward investment into Britain's car industry fell by half in 2018.
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The rupee ended flat as inward remittances offset importer dollar demand.
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Having inward spies [means] making use of officials of the enemy.
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I was in a wealthy coma and I wasn't looking inward.
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"We're seeing a more inward-looking, introverted posture," says the commentator.
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He knows that a echidna's back feet turn inward, complicating tracking.
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Lambert was wearing a seatbelt, but the SUV's roof crumpled inward.
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"Inward facing cameras aren't just to see what happened," he said.
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Reynolds' video showed Yanez outside the car pointing a gun inward.
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It's harder to look inward at our own similarities with them.
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It wasn't the first time the exhibition made me turn inward.
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It's an album looking inward, seeking purpose and peace of mind.
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For example, 27A's "Condition with feet turned inward" is PIGEON TOES.
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Occasionally, the use of biographical detail veers to the overly inward.
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Second, teeth get pushed inward over time by the jaw muscles.
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But much of the talk on the campaign trail focused inward.
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The heart-shaped houseplant's waxy leaves curve inward like an invitation.
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To help the employees that were laid off, Caplan looked inward.
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Magically outwardly opening doors that open inward is a perfect affordance.
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The benefit of hindsight shows Castro's regime working inward from there.
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Turkey is becoming more religious, more paranoid and more inward-looking.
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Search during the day; clover is nyctinastic, folding inward at night.
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Facebook is reportedly pivoting its social network inward to private groups.
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For the first time, Ms. Nevins has turned her gaze inward.
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And some even rebound inward towards our last stop, the core.
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Grenfell Tower burned in reverse, moving inward from the building's exterior.
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The recent events have also inspired some schools to look inward.
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POSSESSED BY MEMORY: The Inward Light of Criticism, by Harold Bloom.
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As they moved inward, they'd reinforce the tunnel with wooden beams.
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One figure, body crawled inward, eyes wide and wandering, appears weary.
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No longer are we looking inward but we are looking outwards.
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These regions can't build outward; they have to build inward and upward.
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It is time to face inward — to strengthen ourselves and our community.
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I am always looking inward for inspiration, this song is no exception.
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Firms are now looking inward, and so is the lead trade group.
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The perimeter around the crater can be seen slumping inward and downward.
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Steven is really going to have to turn inward and face himself.
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The way of reaching the divine is by focusing inward, he said.
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The first season was a journey inward; this is a journey outward.
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Miller's left foot was planted on contact, and the knee buckled inward.
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They don't speak English and live in a very inward-looking community.
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The trees help curb saltwater from seeping inward and turn into sediment.
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Photo: WikipediaOnce again, scientists are looking inward to explore the next frontier.
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China was an inward-looking, continental power when Mr Wu was born.
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"The first thing you should be doing is looking inward," said Nemko.
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You're going to be in a private mood—looking inward, not outward.
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It has forced me to look inward, so it's overall just growth.
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With no tiles to count and graffiti to read, I turn inward.
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But reading it made some of us in The Life look inward.
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Audacity, his early history of the Obama administration, turns his lens inward.
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I am grateful for this space designed to compel that inward motion.
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More is at stake than whether Algeria pivots north, east or inward.
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United States should turn inward and disengage from the world—something the
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Who Needs a Heart (1991), directed by Akomfrah, turns the critique inward.
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Skin side down, and you want the legs to be tucked inward.
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Mardraum – Beyond the Within was the first album where we worked inward.
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Instead, Richardson's work turns inward as a metaphor for his own struggles.
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Normal talk about globalization and competitiveness is directed inward, to the nation.
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"We focus our attention inward, to ourselves, to our bodies," she said.
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Hunched over, shoulders curled inward, Salem clutched the card and the flowers.
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Not that the impulse to look outward rather than inward isn't laudable.
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But the White Album was more inward-looking and whimsical than topical.
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The doors swing inward, and when both are open they nearly touch.
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Under Yaël Farber's direction, Shakespeare's famously interior play turns ever more inward.
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The key difference is Superior rooms face inward, which means no view.
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Simply put, we have refused to look inward for computer science talent.
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In addresses here this week, all three warned against an inward turn.
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"And they're made worse by the tendency to turn inward," he said.
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Its counterpart at the end of the "Inward" clues is ROW TEN.
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Look inward with complete acceptance, noting why you came to the doctor.
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America's geographical and hydrological blessings ramify not only inward but also outward.
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They turn your attention inward, on changing your body, not the world.
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I followed the river as it bent inward then curved back out.
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With many nations facing inward, it is hard to imagine that today.
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With many nations facing inward, it is hard to imagine that today.
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In fall, welcome an inward focus as the days get chillier and darker.
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Inward-facing AI cameras can be used to prevent accidents before they occur.
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It forces them to look inward, to the state of racial tension today.
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First, China will turn inward and second, foreigners will turn away, it said.
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He started to use the word "fuck" a lot and turned further inward.
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After inserting each earbud, users can turn it inward to tighten the grip.
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International football punishes inward-looking countries and rewards those with more cosmopolitan attitudes.
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Inward FDI hit an all-time high in the fourth quarter of 2016.
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But Japan had for more than two centuries been closed and inward-looking.
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Daigle's sophomore album is about encouraging people to look inward during turbulent times.
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On this album he turns inward, to consider the state of his soul.
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Trump spent his first year in office turning inward and forfeiting the field.
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But he is the first to take wedge issues and turn them inward.
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It then spirals inward toward the center, rises and exits through the top.
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Her body tightened closer together, tighter than Jolene thought she could bend inward.
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The videogame industry has a nasty tendency to look inward and forward exclusively.
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His head turned slightly, as he faces the viewer, looks crazed and inward.
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It looked like an ecstatic yin yang, swirling inward and exploding outward simultaneously.
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It's a hunt for truth and resolution facilitated by confrontation, usually pointed inward.
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My foot feels like it's completely torqued inward, but it's pointing straight ahead.
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"When we were inward we had poor cross-border links," says Mr Akhoundi.
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"I'll be honest with you," he says, his analytic tone momentarily shifting inward.
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Now "it seems that all inward investment is on pause," reports Mr Tibbets.
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Skewer 3 flautas together with the seams facing inward towards each other. 6.
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Add to that this character who was so introspective, inward thinking, and remote.
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The healthy reaction when faced with such a situation is to look inward.
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I'm trying to turn it inward and look at the process of perception.
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They were unwilling to ask Congress for more money before first looking inward.
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He studied videos of Trump's handshakes, which sometimes include a firm tug inward.
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Yet Mr Sweeney-Taylor feels that Deep Springs has been too inward-looking.
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As Peter Carruthers first argued, self-consciousness is just mind reading turned inward.
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"There were some exporter (dollar) sales and inward remittances," said a currency dealer.
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The entrance extended inward, with a terra cotta sunburst detail that evoked optimism.
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Compare that to the stance of Trump administration, which has largely turned inward.
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The band has always looked inward and I really don't think anyone cares.
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That was a man who could go deeply inward and still reach outward.
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This may reflect the influence of inward-looking politics on development assistance overall.
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Those urban villages, once diverse melting pots, became shiny, wealthy and inward-looking.
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"Inward-looking policies involving one-sided, protectionist measures benefit no country," he said.
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It was also clear that America has become inward-looking and conspiracy-minded.
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The movement turned inward cultivating a story of Black pride and self-sufficiency.
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Shapes extend inward from all four sides or sit awkwardly near the center.
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And when they turn inward, Jay-Z can be reserved, while Beyoncé seethes.
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"One of the things about Manhattan is that we're inward looking," he said.
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Some Arab leaders turned their focus inward to domestic security and economic problems.
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Mr Abe, a tireless traveller, promotes open markets even as America turns inward.
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But then the Brexit referendum happened, Britain turned inward and all that stopped.
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The opposition turned inward, focusing on the future of their own parties instead.
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"America first is an inherently inward-looking, not pro-globalization policy," said Zandi.
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Christians should withdraw inward to deepen, purify and preserve their faith, he says.
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Turn your gaze inward to fix the problematic habits you may have developed.
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Americans did turn inward after 9/11 and the advent of social media.
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Jay-Z is 47 now, and the time has come to look inward.
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She spoke about learning to line dance, focusing inward and dance as prayer.
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"When you cut down forest, the tigers all move inward," said Dr. Luskin.
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The stories, sometimes limited to two-page comics, are inward-peering and candid.
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In the third quarter, China's outward foreign-direct investment rose from $29 billion to $32 billion while inward investment fell sharply, from $71 billion to $19983 billion; at $7 billion, the net flow of inward investment was the lowest since 2000.
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Does that mean Mercury formed somewhere else in the Solar System and migrated inward?
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The voyage he has undertaken gestures towards the aether, even as he turns inward.
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So, Chelsea should take an inward look if she wants to talk about degrading.
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In the process of coming to terms with Sjogren's, Inaba said she looked inward.
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"Hopefully he's dealing with things, looking inward, and will blossom from it," Silverman said.
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But the industry itself is finally looking inward to reveal who they've been overlooking.
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Which is to say: It refuses to do the real work of looking inward.
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It's not just hackers who are forced by the Chinese government to look inward.
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We are not inward looking, but we try to connect to the world, too.
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Over the past decade much of the inward investment has come from overseas Chinese.
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Vermont and dairy farming are intertwined in both its inward and outward facing identities.
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We know they were already using modern-style, inward-curved bows with gut strings.
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But it also holds a dangerous warning for what happens when Afghans turn inward.
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"This signifies pressure from the outside forcing the walls to bow inward," said Lesh.
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Over the years Britain has attracted more inward investment than most other European countries.
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Where Britpop had been largely backward- and inward-looking, Gorillaz looked forward and outward.
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"You want to look inward when you're starting to feel jealous," Dr. Harwick says.
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So, instead of maybe doubling down on your anti-Trump rage, maybe look inward.
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But you never got there … Consciousness isn't a journey upward, but a journey inward.
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The first track on Dame Fortune, "A Portal Inward," is almost entirely this synth.
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I see her fall inward as a cast of egos vie for top billing.
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When we're anxious, especially when we're experiencing social anxiety, we tend to focus inward.
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However, dealers expect the rupee to be under pressure till seasonal inward remittances begin.
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Trump won the White House last year with an anti-global, inward-looking message.
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Speakers faced inward, meaning those in the circle around him were encased in sound.
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" Tamblyn calls on Woods to "go inward now and ask yourself the hard stuff.
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When nervous, I turn inward, minimizing the amount of space my body takes up.
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Though they were never particularly successful at it, they were genuine advisers, inward-facing.
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If you see these things and nod approvingly, maybe spend some time looking inward.
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Specifically, in terms of acting, my attention is outward more instead of focused inward.
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Along the edge of the property, the leaves on young oak trees shriveled inward.
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Like the Middle East, South Asia can find its solution only by looking inward.
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He and I were equal partners in that, turning inward instead of speaking out.
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As a result, his photographs of outsiders help the rest of us look inward.
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In learning how to change my outward reactions to people, I had dug inward.
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Using psychedelics for inward journeys and self-treatment is part of a global trend.
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As the economy collapsed, even the Republican electorate became war-weary and inward-looking.
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But with the peace process effectively frozen, Israelis have increasingly turned their sights inward.
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These events used to be inward and you wouldn't really see glimpses of them.
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They seem to be gazing inward — even as they look away from the camera.
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Those positions stood in marked contrast to Mr. Trump's inward-looking, anti-immigration nationalism.
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Germany's leaders are looking inward at rising populism, their chancellor on her way out.
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Her anger and sadness are turned inward; she thinks she's gotten what she deserves.
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Instead, it's a look inward, to passions and possibilities long thought to have passed.
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Her complexity drew you inward, while the story carried her forward in its wake.
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Trump prefers to think of national security as an inward-out projection of power.
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Her solitary front paw, the left one, angled inward, forming a strong center paw.
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"The culture of Silicon Valley itself isn't designed to look inward," Donovan told CNN.
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The most effective human images may be those that force us to look inward.
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Instead, we should turn our gaze inward, and try to limit our own grandstanding.
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Take pronation — the degree to which the foot rolls downward or inward when landing.
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On 2016's Mercury-nominated Made In The Manor, he turned this focus inward.
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An inward-looking United States on retreat from global engagement is now a given.
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You shuttle further inward when the God of outer reality seems to hate you.
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Typically, the core would collapse inward before exploding outward in a powerful, violent blast.
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" Gates told me he remains concerned about discussion in the U.S. "about turning inward.
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"An environment is also an inward reality," the social critic James Baldwin once wrote.
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To woo newly nervous foreign investors, Mr Duterte has eased some limits on inward investment.
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In observance, we have an opportunity to turn inward, and empower and cherish one another.
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Yet an explicitly inward-looking America would have a far-reaching impact on the world.
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A tumor that pressed on Joel's optic nerve, causing his right eye to turn inward.
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The entire religious work of reward and punishment as it concerned individual worshipers shifted inward.
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Lessons from Mercury Retrograde: Mercury retrograde in Sagittarius asks you to go inward and meditate.
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And then I dove inward, into my mind, into a montage of thoughts and memories.
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Objects don't fall directly into the black hole, but travel inward along these spinning clouds.
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Better still, Mr Trump's inward turn has left America's other spurned partners seeking new friends.
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The door near Jillian's sister, Samantha, bent inward like a crumpled piece of aluminum foil.
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The thing about a spiral is, if you follow it inward, it never actually ends.
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One of the microphones is inward-facing and listens to the sound inside your ears.
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An inward-facing microphone listens for unwanted sound, which is also eliminated with anti-noise.
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As such, she's taken to wearing the device upside down, with the screen facing inward.
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You and I will never know, thanks to the company's rigid secrecy and inward focus.
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But America, its usual supporter, has turned inward, and Brexit costs Britain automatic EU support.
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Will they engage the world productively and peacefully, turn inward, or pick fights with neighbors?
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In the kitchen table scene, the blazing public oratory of Malcolm X has turned inward.
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Other concerns are the impact the uncertainty could have on Catalonia's finances and inward investment.
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If it worked, the blast would blow the wall inward toward Johnson, killing him swiftly.
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The breading was soggy, crumbling inward with the poke of a finger, soaked with oil.
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Certainly, Drake's music will continue to appease the fans who mirror his inward-looking mindset.
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"The answer to the world's problems today is not to turn inward," Madeleine Albright said.
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Marshai wants to grow inward, strengthening the ideology and community that form her company's backbone.
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Such deals would not necessarily attract inward foreign investment, help develop industries or create jobs.
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Coming up with the right answers will demand an inward look and will require time.
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It's an anxious and inward and unsatisfied time, a time of forgetting and falling down.
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Over the stations I watched them lean into each other, necks twisting inward like swans.
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It's a slightly more traditional movie, but it's still focused around an inward-spiraling maze.
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Or are we a nation that is turned inward, lauding monuments to intolerance and division?
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It is of a Britain that has always been outward looking and not inward looking.
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The same qualities that make his work supremely relatable can also spiral inward toward madness.
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Trump's solution to this problem is too inward-looking, and frankly too xenophobic, to succeed.
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Another forced heavy objects against an inward-opening door to form an ad-hoc barricade.
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Inside, I must have been so angry, but that anger always turned inward, against myself.
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Hyundai has taken its formerly rigid trapezoidal grille and tapered it inward toward the bottom.
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Beijing does this mostly looking inward for the sake of stability, not outward for growth.
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Rotating binary neutron stars emit energy and gradually spiral inward towards each other, eventually merging.
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At a garden stand, the flowers' leaves curled inward, a classic sign of dicamba's effects.
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Once the work's five other dancers have joined him, they form a circle, facing inward.
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The rupee strengthened 0.28 percent on Thursday on inward remittances ahead of Eid al-Adha.
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Instead, to avoid repeating their past mistakes, Ryan and Kelly should have both looked inward.
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Then there's "Inward Operator" — a documentary that drifts into the novel like an overheard conversation.
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My sense is that psychotherapists are playing a significant role in directing this blame inward.
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For Britain, Tibet's inward turn was ill timed, disrupting its plans to dominate Central Asia.
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As gas accumulates, it can forms lumps within the disk, temporarily blocking the inward flow.
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Music in addition to a space creates a sense of the inward and something unsettled.
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By contrast, inward FDI to Nigeria, a major oil producer, plunged 43% to $2 billion.
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But now, our interests have turned almost entirely inward, on the left and the right.
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Both Shaffs pinpoint a societal change toward looking inward for modern audiences' enthusiasm for Audium.
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Clenching exacerbates the problem because clenched muscles exert even more inward force on the teeth.
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How to identify this mindset: Take a deep inward look and examine your unconscious bias.
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The sand streets sloped inward and trash was strewn everywhere, nearly all of it plastic.
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You know what, maybe you look inward and say why didn't you see me before.
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And though Arkin's inward trajectory takes many ups and downs, I never worried for him.
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Does the paper of your reckoning curl inward at both ends, like an ancient scroll?
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In an age of hidebound regression, moving forward becomes inseparable from looking backward and inward.
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Apparently our growing fondness for the taste has made us turn inward, suspicious of others.
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There weren't a lot of things to distract you, so you'd end up turning inward.
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But if you look closely, one is a human shape turning inward, toward his heart.
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A lot of that is done by way of Ford looking outward rather than inward.
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But when science turns its gaze inward at the bitter ambrosia, the results are spectacular.
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Inward-looking policies, geopolitical tensions, and political uncertainty in some countries also pose downside risks.
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Perhaps the world is moving away from a globalisation model to a more inward model?
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Chapel Square was a boxy fortress that faced inward and deadened the adjoining city streets.
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Except for the phone calls, it's an inward-looking process, at least for the reporters.
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"My meditation and focus on looking inward has helped me balance my emotions," Weinstein wrote.
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And the United States can't meet its voracious appetite for oil by looking inward only.
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What Saudi Arabia really needs to spur its lagging economy ahead is increased inward investment.
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Instead, his path in the film is inward, pitiful, apolitical, and (I think deliberately) monotonous.
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As religious people, we must look inward, deciding what we want our America to be.
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All of those countries are going to be looking inward for the rest of this year.
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Similarly, moving inward, we navigate the subjects of biology, biochemistry, and atomic, nuclear and particle physics.
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His left kneecap pointed inward at an unnatural angle as he lay heaped on the court.
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We may look inward after such a period of chaos, it's entirely possible and perfectly healthy.
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Either you believe that they have less ability, or you have to turn the mirror inward.
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The black feline in this flick does an excellent job of outwardly portraying that inward struggle.
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But, remember, Zuckerberg wants to move forward, not look backward — especially when backward translates to inward.
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American politics appear to be realigning along a cleavage between inward-looking countryfolk and urban globalists.
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The wedge of the culture wars still cuts deep, but for Republicans, it's been turned inward.
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Put them in water and they form little round bundles, tails inward and hydrophilic heads outwards.
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Fear, he says, makes people look inward, where they think about themselves and how they feel.
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In the distance, a spit of land extends inward from the two sides of the paper.
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But while the music pushes outwards, the themes of Light We Made are more inward looking.
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This week, we're focusing inward, and taking care of ourselves with a simple paper-enclosed bot.
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But the Orbán government has exacerbated a turn inward which had started in the early 27s.
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Pronation is the natural tendency of a foot to roll inward as it strikes the ground.
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Further inward, there are grow beds overflowing with vegetation, ripe with tomatoes, figs, herbs and spices.
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The condition, caused by certain strains of Chlamydia trachomatis, a bacterium, makes the eyelid turn inward.
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I began this inward conversation about who I am and my heritage and I started KSHMR.
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This is the temptation of looking inward and it can have heavy consequences for big democracies.
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People under the influence of MDMA are also better able to direct their increased compassion inward.
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Will we respond to the changes of our time with fear, turning inward as a nation…?
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Though some days can be challenging, Moore tells PEOPLE that she moved on by looking inward.
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Instead, simply by turning all the drama inward, Chapter Two's second trailer ramps up the scares.
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It is a protracted, unresolved, feeling of inward emotion, demanding that you notice its small details.
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In March, Bekele turned inward, secretive, as he sometimes had at the height of his career.
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Or do you see it working in stages: early inward versus full-blown zero-empathy monster?
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The Department of Justice, however, looked inward to the states, not to risks of international interference.
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Instead of looking inward, we often look for external verification that everything will be all right.
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Some critics say leaving the bloc will make the country, and its culture, more inward-looking.
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"There were some inflows too ... could have been exporter conversions or inward remittances," the dealer added.
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That, though, would make America more reliant on foreigners, just as its politics have turned inward.
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The Jelly-Jack reel and the Meadow-Carrie reel finally synch up when "Inward Operator" premieres.
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Of course, Mr. Shandling's comedy, on stage and screen, was always inward looking, even self-obsessed.
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By this metric the Chinese are inward-looking, as are publics in most other nations surveyed.
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The performers coil their bodies increasingly inward, as if to squeeze their own flesh into invisibility.
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Because drag is a beautiful expression of our inward selves, and Trump does not allow that.
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In fact, the more inward-looking it becomes, the more vulnerable it will be, said Goldin.
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If the wind is moving inward, its deflection to the right results in a counterclockwise motion.
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Which starts Balanchine's next idea: the 12 advancing inward into a tight nucleus or seed ball.
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The journey toward resolution, these authors suggest, is more inward than most middle schoolers might imagine.
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But Ms. Batista's focus turned inward when she found out she was pregnant in late 31.
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But at what point, Pisces, do you look inward, reflect, and do what's best for you?
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It started to invade the eye cavity and press inward onto the brain, Dr. Oblak said.
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Word of the Day : curving inward _________ The word concave has appeared in 13 articles on nytimes.
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Inside Pitch The Mets' shortage of outfielders has prompted them to turn inward in their search.
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A. Essentially they're becoming the older, more inward-looking companies that early versions of themselves rejected.
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It could also manifest itself in Chinese tech's inward turn in response to the trade war.
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McCarten does a fine job of telegraphing their politics — traditionalist, protective of doctrine, inward-looking vs.
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No place on earth is better suited to nurturing this mass turning-inward than Los Angeles.
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Gothics can be absorbing in a different way from whodunits, their inward gaze enthralling but claustrophobic.
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Do not allow the knee to dip inward and come out of alignment with the ankle.
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As a result, America turned inward, against immigrants, against racial and religious minorities, against longtime allies.
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The final gallery brings a welcome calmness with work tending toward a more anchored, inward feeling.
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With water diversion arguably off the table, the Southwest needs to look inward for a fix.
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This is a common birth defect in which one or both feet are grotesquely turned inward.
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After Zheng He's death at sea in 1433, China turned inward for the next six centuries.
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To take an ultra wide-angle shot, you pinch inward to zoom all the way out.
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This may come in several forms: You might turn inward and use the time to think.
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So the Army is looking inward, reforming itself to make the prospect of serving more attractive.
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But most of the album has her musing on more private, domestic matters and looking inward.
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The record tricks the listener, twisting any expectation of where a track is headed inward on itself.
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Some analysts say that the incoming leader's inward focus might present an opportunity to consolidate these gains.
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ADAS, inward-facing cameras and coaching have shown to drastically decrease insurance costs for commercial vehicle fleets.
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Against Jose Aldo, Holloway stood with his lead knee bent and never toed his lead foot inward.
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Inward investment dropped to €30bn last year, reflecting a global slowdown in China's foreign direct investment (FDI).
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In the past, Chinese consumer-goods firms focused on the home market; startups were particularly inward-looking.
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But despite my disappointment and sadness, I knew once again that the answer was to turn inward.
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Will we turn inward using apps like Signal and Telegram to ensure no one can see us?
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But if you can turn it inward and see yourself as beautiful, that's what changes the world.
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The images look inward but were presented, in their earliest stages, at clubs and in performance spaces.
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Last, because events in the outside world are so hard to predict, it pays to look inward.
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Just to focus inward on your feelings and your connection with the guy, and your own journey.
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With 550 horsepower on tap, reducing the chances of oversteer by moving the engine inward seems reasonable.
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For me, going inward and doing the creative stuff is escaping from the pressures of everything else.
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Italy's political mess, Poland's inward turn and Spain's Catalan distraction further thin the ranks of potential allies.
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"Everybody turned their attention inward to say we have to do something to fix it," she said.
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By comparison, Germany and France, much bigger economies with more inward investments, have four cases between them.
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She did change by the end of the movie, but the change was inward and for herself.
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In 2016 the spacecraft was very closely orbiting 67p and they both moved inward towards the sun.
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Unlike Carter's words, Trump's suggest a man incapable of looking inward, of feeling shame, humility, or love.
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Looking inward and understanding where you made mistakes in the past helps you set up for change.
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Through treatment, I've come to understand that focusing on my BDD is a distraction from something inward.
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The lowest, in the lumbar spine or low back, curves inward toward the front of the body.
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Drag the brush from the outer corner of your bottom lashline inward, lining all the way across.
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One, "Probability Pyramid — Study for Crystal Pyramid," is a 17-foot-tall pyramid with inward curving walls.
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"Today, there were some exporter (dollar) sales and some inward remittances," said a currency dealer, requesting anonymity.
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Modi's economic outlook is now a throwback to India's inward-looking policies of earlier years, they said.
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As an independent studio, Pinewood also attracts inward investment from many of the larger US studio groups.
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Also, the Spectacles 3 have a small inward-facing LED so you know when you're filming, too.
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Trumpism is what happens when the extremism generated by war gets turned inward with no vent possible.
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Our nation is turning inward, placing renewed value on kinship ties and stability in work and residence.
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Get to know yourself intimately If I go any further inward, I'll be in a coma. 20.
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Amid all these troubles, Mr. Tillerson has little leverage as the United States turns inward, analysts say.
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Holbrooke avoided Israel-Palestine in his diplomacy because it was a minefield that might demand inward reflection.
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As much as many Americans would like to turn inward, that path will imperil the United States.
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Losing yourself in a dark space, to music, can sometimes be an intimate and inward looking experience.
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To do this, a bridge must balance two opposing forces: compression (pushing inward) and tension (stretching outward).
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Hospitals need to look inward to address the implicit biases that contribute to unequal and disrespectful care.
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For many older people and others at higher risk from the virus, the world has turned inward.
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Though Ms. Ambrose is rigorous in her research, to prepare for her roles she mostly looks inward.
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In keeping with the couple's extended turn toward activism, "4:44" looks outward as well as inward.
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China typically focuses its disinformation efforts inward, toward the citizens of mainland China and its disputed territories.
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To fight the uniformity in offerings, bartenders have begun looking inward to tell stories with their drinks.
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This puzzle has just 29 answers (14 inward, 15 outward), for an average length of 6.89 letters.
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His pitch was mostly about turning inward, so America could shore up its economy, security and infrastructure.
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Forced to turn inward, Icelanders instead backed domestic projects like boutique hotels, locavore eateries and designer stores.
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Amid the time's cross-firing models of aesthetic and rhetorical innovation, she struggled less forward than inward.
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But somehow, the Core device (along with noise canceling headphones) helped me focus and actually turn inward.
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Trudeau in turn criticized his U.S. counterpart for "turning inward" from its significant allies and trading partners.
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Onward and inward, I moved to my next platter: regular queso nachos and an avocado veggie bowl.
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Are the disembodied eyes looking at the world or are they looking inward and remembering the past?
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In the case of Sunday's puzzle, 32 words read serially inward from No. 1 to No. 200.
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One represents the optimistic outward-facing future of Canada, and one represents its inward-facing, conservative past.
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Firebase turns inward, examining the destructive force of trauma through the lens of American troops invading Vietnam.
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The movies, crippled by their own narcissistic inward turn, prove their imagination is far, far too small.
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And the more we turn inward, the more our anxiety tells us that everything is going horribly.
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Paul Merchants Inward Remittance Exchange Encompasses 20,000+ Distribution Outlets, 165+ Branches, Processing over 6 Million Transactions Per Annum.
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Tax revenues and growth will suffer as inward investment falls and net migration of skilled Europeans tails off.
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As the moon diminishes to the point of invisibility, we'll be compelled to turn inward and seek rest.
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Dance music has always had the meta-referential tendency to look inward as much as it looks out.
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Or is it instead the corona that moves inward while the disk remains close to the black hole?
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My research indicates that they will start a turn inward, to look more closely at their own lives.
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There is more to the violence of a black hole than the cataclysmic inward suck of infinite gravity.
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" Girls "rounder in the middle" could wear bikinis that had higher-waisted bottoms to "draw the eye inward.
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It forecast a net inward annual decline of 84,000 people between 2019 and 2023 in a Brexit scenario.
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The inward investment he promised but failed to deliver in his first term might, he hopes, now materialise.
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While some places are looking inward, the game of basketball is arguably more global than its ever been.
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But as we're looking inward, International Women's Day is also an opportunity for us all to look outward.
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Millhouse said rail companies should also install inward-facing cameras that monitor the actions and behavior of engineers.
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Doubly so when Baur pivoted the two front seats inward 12 degrees with a tap on the touchscreen.
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Don't get me wrong, I love any excuse to look inward — but I'm literally stopping at my epidermis.
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The anxiety that's come to characterize their work is still present; it's just focused inward instead of out.
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Organizations should look inward and enable staff to effectively brainstorm concepts embracing social network best practices of collaboration.
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Finally, there is a picket fence in need of repair extending inward from the panel's lower left side.
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With bags in hand, rest the weight on your shoulders with both palms facing inward toward your head.
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The Deep Dream Generator turns vision algorithms inward to display what neural networks see when analyzing an image.
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Strangely, they only fold flat and can't fold inward, making them less portable than they arguably could be.
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SARA EISEN: -- changing the business in terms of your customers, really focusing inward and changing the entire culture.
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This wasn't your grand-Sartre's black-bereted existentialism; this was just being out-there enough to look inward.
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His left eye turned inward, causing double vision, and even his vocal cords were touched by the illness.
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Instead, you can maintain the contentment of your people by focusing inward, building more wonders and cultural additions.
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We can embrace Michael Bay-style destruction, a fantastical end of the world, or we can turn inward.
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Third, Ms Retno makes it clear that its ambassadors are expected to promote Indonesian exports and inward investment.
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But he or she must also not forget that strengthening our foreign policy will involve looking inward too.
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Coupled with other, economic, pressures, the result in Europe has been a rising tide of inward-looking nationalism.
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The Zero1 has an outermost layer that's firm yet deformable, meaning it can bend inward during a hit.
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With the rising wave of protectionism, there are more and more "angry societies" as countries increasingly look inward.
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As crops die and calamity falls, the family starts turning inward on one another, and then on Thomasin.
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She would find herself walking like she did when she was a toddler, with her feet turned inward.
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As such, motivated forgetting can be a powerful tool used to shape one's inward life and outward perspective.
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By looking inward, companies can identify and promote incumbent middle skills workers who have already demonstrated those skills.
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But as the show unspools, we realize that the captives can only find the truth by turning inward.
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The car will have four seats, with sets of two front and back facing inward toward each other.
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Her dress of white gloves communicated the inward oppression of middle class black women understandably desperate for respect.
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For those who fear that the world is becoming too inward-looking, "Connectography" is a refreshing, optimistic vision.
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Employers need to look inward to remove unconscious bias and other barriers from the recruitment and hiring process.
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Its stock of inward foreign direct investment is bigger than that of anywhere but America and Hong Kong.
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For showing Bobby turn inward in this way, The Carmichael Show hit the nail right on the head.
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After the debacle, with critics cold and studios no longer wanting him, his quest for perfection turned inward.
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This squeezing is achieved by conventional high explosive surrounding the core exploding in an inward direction — an implosion.
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They ask us to look inward, to take stock of who we are and what we might become.
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In examining these results we need to shine a lens inward and implore our legislators to take action.
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Apple is also working on an iPhone display which would curve inward from the top to the bottom.
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Thailand is expected to turn further inward during a prolonged mourning period and potentially politically fragile royal succession.
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"I am absolutely convinced that this is not a moment to turn inward," Azevedo told a WTO conference.
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Jankowicz says that while Russia is "exploiting preexisting fissures in our society," the U.S. also needs look inward.
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Insert the paperclip and gently press inward until a sliver of the disc protrudes from the slot.5.
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Rather than escalate his anger to larger, more epic and exterior foes than ever, his hatred turned inward.
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It is also possible that these inward-looking expressions will lead to a more effective anti-occupation activism.
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When I'm not using my mind to find flaws and punish them, I can turn my reflection inward.
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By turning your attention inward, you'll observe whether your mind is wandering or trained on the person talking.
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Having no one to reach out to made me harder; it taught me to look inward for answers.
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Taylor has turned he focus away from revenge and is searching inward, celebrating Taylor just as she is.
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The inward-tilting parallelograms along the painting's bottom edge become the entranceway into its cacophonous and contradictory spatiality.
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The passion for well-designed communities needs to be directed outward instead of inward, geographically and in spirit.
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Two-way investment (inward plus outward stock) increased from $2900 billion in 220006 to $2202 billion in 2628.
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Instead of revving like an engine trying to drive ever onward, my mind slowed, slinking sideways and inward.
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And the point of these practices is to turn that energy back inward, to feed our spiritual growth.
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I closed my eyes with an inward sigh of exasperation at having such a difficult time following instructions.
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The change in scale lifted Murphy's work from direct observation to the domain of speculation and inward looking.
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She didn't want to burden anyone with her problems, and so she turned inward and began to write.
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The old Colville consisted of some 430 subsidized apartments in aging, inward-turning housing blocks on narrow streets.
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The two demi-soloists exit in opposite directions — and now the 12 are a single ring, facing inward.
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Is this thing I'm watching, reading, listening to going down deep enough, far out there enough, inward enough?
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Stanton, who wears an extended earflap on his helmet, would already be turned inward with a closed stance.
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If trauma remains unprocessed, disgust or rage can turn inward to self-harm or externalize itself to others.
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Economic, political and national security challenges proliferate, and they are made worse by the tendency to turn inward.
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The roads Chew-Bose follows in her slim collection of 14 visually and verbally astute essays lead inward.
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Alison comes across as cursed, an inward-looking Cassandra prophesying her own doom while helpless to stop it.
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"I challenge a lot of Americans to look inward before they start pointing the finger outward," she said.
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They often suggested Vuillard at home on the range and also the quiet, inward art of Jasper Johns.
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Some students will take this disappointing news and turn it inward, feeling terrible and using negative self-talk.
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If you want a phone that folds inward without a huge hinge gap, we're talking tens of microns.
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For them, Clinton's ideology is much closer to theirs than is Trump's inward-looking "America First" foreign policy.
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There was still plenty of aggression in the music, but it was directed inward as much as outward.
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Bacon turned her focus inward, toward marketing the herbal remedies she'd been incorporating into her diet for years.
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When a Beta Karen cried over poor treatment by an Alpha Karen, the rage was always turned inward.
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As driving rain began to fall on the inward half, Mickelson mixed two bogeys with a solitary birdie.
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Karkowsky would have preferred a real apology, she said, and some sense that The Times was looking inward.
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And Macron is charting France to play a bigger role on the world stage as Trump looks inward.
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Iran only has to turn inward a little bit for those proxies to begin to feel the pinch.
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Look inward, and know that even if you're doing all the right things it will still take time.
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Other losing campaigns, especially with candidates nearing record level negative ratings & zero ability to grow, should look inward.
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This was a year of outrage: outrage at injustices beyond the art world, but too often misdirected inward.
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"It's a Secret" is likewise a measure of self, but one that opens inward, onto the psychic landscape.
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But it is notable given the deregulation and tax cuts that might have otherwise fed into inward investment.
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Looking up from this angle, it's like the world's tipping inward: dizzyingly tall buildings and a bright fireball sun.
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Dismissing the notion that votes for Brexit and Trump meant the U.S. and U.K. were "turning inward," Ryan said:
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It may also surprise people to know that turning inward following political defeat is not just an American curse.
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There are two broad options: work harder to save the alliance, or turn inward and opt for self-reliance.
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I think when we fail to point our finger inward, we're capable of really messing up in big ways.
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During a period of unprecedented external scrutiny, the most important thing you can do is turn your attention inward.
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But the display will flex pretty easily if you grab it with both hands and push inward toward yourself.
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The turkey crashed through the windshield of Ruvolo's car and bent her steering wheel inward, before hitting her face.
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As part of this, many men are looking inward, wondering how they can stop being part of the problem.
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In contrast, Britain and Americaʼs shifts towards inward-looking politics have taken a bite out of their soft power.
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Pulsars are basically rapidly rotating neutron stars, formed when stars more massive than the Sun explode and collapse inward.
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The Joy-Con controller and camera point inward, and it's genuinely impressive how quickly the Switch processes what's happening.
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And nor is fellow Houston bigwig, home builder Dick Weekley, an aide said, instead turning inward to Texas politics.
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A hundred and sixteen people died from traumatic asphyxia, or having their chest cavities crushed inward resulting in suffocation.
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Instead of traditional structures with inward-looking courtyards, their architects now design wide staircases that connect to the street.
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The pneumatic system pumps compressed air in and out of the tentacle, bending inward to wrap around an object.
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Sort of like Swift focused inward and seemed to have completely forgotten that the world was practically on fire.
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With its social death, Google Glass' public face turns inward, and the implication doesn't need too much explaining right?
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The headset is studded with tracking cameras for mapping your environment, as well as inward-facing eye-tracking cameras.
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Americans and Europeans are again riveted on intelligence leaks, cyber hacking and the latest surge of inward-looking fervor.
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Elliot, the hero of Mr. Robot, for instance, blames globalism for what's wrong with him, instead of looking inward.
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Qatar's leaders have turned their focus inward and have not taken significant steps to remedy relations with regional neighbors.
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So you kind of have to look inward and go, 'How can I be part of my own solution?
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"But the more the EU isolates Turkey, the more inward-looking and nationalist it will turn," he told reporters.
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But I believe that we should also talk about how these factors influence inward violence, or violence toward oneself.
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This album is always whispering something in your ear Rojus looks outward where Music for the Uninvited looked inward.
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Low growth might add to the "rising tide of inward-looking nationalism" in the rich world, said Mr Obstfeld.
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I'm particularly interested in 'inward-looking' brands, those for whom dressing Nigerian women is as important as other goals.
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But Trudeau's emphasis on economic integration was a sharp contrast to Trump's promise to turn U.S. economic policy inward.
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Soldiers stand with their shields in front and with their backs facing inward to effectively create a metal box.
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The bipartisan moral outrage that felled the worst elements of this border catastrophe can be bottled and turned inward.
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The value of inward M&A into Europe from overseas also rose Jan-Sept, but nowhere near as much.
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In a nod to modernity, some looked outward toward the Seine, rather than inward toward courtyards and interior streets.
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Jordan built a variety of obstacles, including a deluge of water and walls that collapsed inward, Indiana Jones-style.
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Whether this meeting is the first casuality of Trump turning inward following the midterms seems too early to say.
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The role of America and Donald Trump's pivot inward is doing little to halt such a desperately fraught challenge.
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Lawmakers have also vowed to look inward to improve the way Congress deals with sexual harassment on Capitol Hill.
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A party that once celebrated America's influence abroad, must accept a President who wants the US to turn inward.
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The lyrics are brutally personal, and more inward-facing that we've come to expect from the majority of hardcore.
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So will nightlife soldier on unfettered as Brooklyn shifts inward, or will these nocturnal institutions take a serious hit?
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After a career spent pulling back the curtain on the lives and worlds around him, Cocker here turns inward.
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It found that the stars' speeds (and inward accelerations) could be explained by the distribution of stars and gas.
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McLeod says in the H&M interview that she struggled with bad acne as a teen and turned inward.
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Iqbal sparks a Winfield Blue, holding it inward behind his back, afraid his father might catch him before Maghrib.
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Elsewhere in Europe, the possibility of a weakened Ms. Merkel and of an inward-looking Germany alarmed some leaders.
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Jay R. Ferguson stars as Chip, a New York film critic who looks inward after his best friend dies.
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This inward journey into human remembrance is mirrored by an outward connection to the lives of trees and forests.
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When they feel anxious or threatened, they will be more inclined to draw the circle of care inward, i.e.
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White racial solidarity provides a lens through which whites interpret the political and social world that is inward looking.
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She becomes a figure of pathos because she's a victim, but also because of Cassidy's subtle, physically inward performance.
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During the winter, Alan sealed his windows with large sheets of foggy plastic that puffed inward like dirty balloons.
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And then, Mr. Bloomberg — almost ostentatiously unsentimental over much of his political career — seemed to go somewhere unexpected: inward.
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At one point, Fareeda explicitly calls Jodi out for constantly seeking external validation instead of looking inward for it.
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But Sufism, a mystical school of Islam that emphasizes the inward search for divinity, is hated by some extremists.
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Now the company has abruptly folded inward, turning back into a bare-bones media startup after decades of growth.
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But we're also looking inward and pointing out that [immigrants] have been a part of it the whole time.
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The flags that hung on every street corner for no discernible reason were indicators of a nation turning inward.
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Mr. Khalidi, the economist, said Palestinians needed to focus inward while they wait for a better set of circumstances.
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Dealers expect the rupee to be under pressure till the end of the month before seasonal inward remittances begin.
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Our president has issued a call for a return to our former splendor, and that requires in inward focus.
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As a small child, I watched my grandmother's hands move in an inward and outward motion, noticing her rhythm.
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Fearful of public anger over a plunging economy, Iran's leaders appear to be turning inward, pulling back from escalation.
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Or, might China instead harden and turn inward, developing a more truculent, disruptive policy of "Made in China 2025"?
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It started as an inward-facing website, closed off from both the web around it and the general public.
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The European Commission last year proposed screening inward investments to protect Europe's strategic interests and advantage in certain technologies.
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But we're also looking inward and pointing out that they have been a part of it the whole time.
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Nationalists are also extremely protectionist, preferring to look inward when it comes to matters of foreign affairs and trade.
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To do this, the wristband could be fitted with two camera modules, one facing outward, the other facing inward.
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Turning inward via the smartphone allows us to tune out the outside noise and ignore or suppress our discomfort.
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The supermassive black holes that anchor the core of each galaxy will find each other and slowly circle inward.
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Germany's economy minister called on China last year to "level the playing field" and ease inward investment into China.
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"Trump has gone so inward, so nationalistic, that readers are rebelling by going more global," she said by telephone.
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The First Amendment "guarantees the free exercise of religion, not just the right to inward belief (or status)", he wrote.
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While much of the Western world is gloomily turning inward, Canada trumpets the merits of globalisation, multiculturalism and refugee acceptance.
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The chin/mandible looks more prominent and over-closes, while the maxilla is recessed and the lips flop inward (unsupported).
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Dealers expect the trend to continue till the end of the month before the seasonal inward remittances start coming in.
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Instead, you are applying along those prominent features (cheekbones, mid-forehead) and blending out in both directions — outward and inward.
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Zuckerberg's comments come at a time when many people and nations around the world are taking an increasingly inward view.
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"We're going to have two presidents looking inward," said Celia Toro, expert on international relations at El Colegio de México.
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AT A time when Europe's popular mood is turning inward, the drive to open borders is coming from unexpected quarters.
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But the chances are that it will be a poorer, more inward-looking place—its drawbridge up, its influence diminished.
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Frigo said that the event data recorder and forward-facing and inward-facing video from the locomotive have been recovered.
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Opening with a baby cradled in a woman's arms, the videos end with screaming, blood, and a newborn pushed inward.
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It is not just that Mr Lamar's inward gaze seems driven by the depression with which he has long struggled.
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As the moon turns away from us, we're encouraged to turn inward and reflect on our lives, goals, and relationships.
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On the surface, they seem really easy, but keeping track of the entries going inward and outward can be tricky.
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I'm just trying to be better myself, and a lot of these songs are directed inward, as well as outward.
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Listen To Yourself"The days are starting to get shorter and we're starting to look more inward," De Grandis says.
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Detecting data flow anomalies should be the first priority, followed by services exposed to untrusted entities and inward from there.
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They can bend inward like cushioning does for direct hits or at angle when hits have more of a spin.
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Jupiter retrograde encourages us to turn inward and consider the state of things from a perspective other than our own.
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"Many of these (inward-focused) funds do not publish a return benchmark," said Sven Behrendt, managing director of consultancy GeoEconomica.
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He crowds both the plate and himself, pinched inward, shoulders hunched and hands bobbing around in front of his sternum.
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The upcoming presidential campaign in France looks set to be dominated by inward-looking concerns about identity, security and burkinis.
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Would-be buyers turned inward to manage their own business during the downturn, and private equity stayed on the sidelines.
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To some, the answer is to look inward, to somehow unwind these linkages, to close borders and retreat into protectionism.
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In certain academic circles, including my own area of public health, we call this inward holding of bias internalized racism.
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But after the border war between 1998 and 2000, Eritrea's leadership turned inward, growing increasingly suspicious of the outside world.
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In Alexievich's books, people retreat inward to survive and anything outside of the most intimate of spaces distorts into indiscernibility.
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Clearly, this period is behind us, leading to public dissatisfaction, the emergence of populists and a more inward-looking mentality.
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As the United States looks inward, the alternative Chinese model becomes ever more appealing to the rest of the world.
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But our solipsism is frequently given outward expression rather than inward exploration, with more emphasis than ever before on images.
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They worked their way inward, throwing dirty blankets and mattresses, discarded furniture and tarps into a large container for trash.
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In order to successfully focus on outward security challenges, Europe must simultaneously look inward to fix its own underlying issues.
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Despite the collapse in commodity prices, the mining sector saw the most inward investment, followed by transport, warehouses and telecommunications.
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A MINUS Yo La Tengo: There's a Riot Going On (Matador) This inward-looking, barely verbalized album describes a parabola.
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" Adds Crosby, "For us its really important to realize that art is an occasion to look both inward and outward.
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The plot (and the humor) relies on the fact that anyone can see she's got to turn her attention inward.
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The painted image of a rose, its petals curled inward to form a clenched fist, covered a concrete wall nearby.
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The portraits comprise their own exhibition; they are not part of Bourgeois's "Turning Inward," also being displayed at the gallery.
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"Today, we have seen some exporter (dollar) sales and inward remittances due to the salary payments," a currency dealer said.
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She also plans to expand the White Light Festival, the inward-looking, spiritually-inclined fall festival she launched in 2010.
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His mode of operation is instinctual and pragmatist, opposite to the mythical, inward-turning beam of spirituality in MoMA's narrative.
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The politics of grievance face outward, acting publicly, while poetry turns inward to attend to our private landscapes of sorrow.
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Tessa and Scott were much more projecting out to the crowd, whereas Gabby and Guillaume were more insular, inward programs.
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The leading cities' vast visitor numbers reflect a larger surge in inward travel to the region over the past decade.
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But when, in New York, Adam encounters a figure from his past, he abandons metaphors and turns his narration inward.
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Looking inward as much as outward, Monson and her collaborators explore how bodies know when disaster, or refuge, is near.
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Megan Bent and Pelenakeke Brown turn inward to create richly imaginative worlds within objects as common as leaves and keyboards.
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But undertaking this book, and several visits to the enveloping silence of a Trappist monastery, prompted her to look inward.
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INWARD The last thing before I go on, I start meditating to get myself centered and connected with my soul.
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In another classroom on Saturday, the metal grate covering a window was bent inward, the result of a forceful blast.
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In addition to those features, the AirPods Pro also offers active noise cancellation technology with inward and outward-facing microphones.
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The book was very old, with edges so worn they curved inward toward the pages, as soft as a puppy.
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After much inward reflection, I became present to the cause of my disengagement: My value of efficiency was being comprised.
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The wrenching section marked " beklemmt "—oppressed, anguished—curls inward toward silence, with bows brushing on the strings in whispered gasps.
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"We've always had visionaries," he says — but this time they are not just looking inward; they have a global vision.
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In this case, I began to feel the posture of my body folding inward, as it were, under the attacks.
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Some of Kepel's fellow intellectuals contend that the election should be an opportunity to look inward instead of blaming Islamists.
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And Japan's birthrate and inward immigration rate are low—as a result, the population is not only aging, but shrinking.
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Heavy stone slabs lean inward; it is a tight corridor; I felt as if I was walking slightly down hill.
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"Liberia and Africa can withstand a U.S. presidency that turns inward to fix its problems at home," he told me.
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"You have to remember to externalize what is essentially inward — to give the monologue life, variety, color, nuance," he added.
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Initially shielding the Eternal City from the Visigoths, Huns and Vandals, they eventually pointed their proboscises inward on Rome itself.
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Initially shielding the Eternal City from the Visigoths, Huns and Vandals, they eventually pointed their proboscises inward on Rome itself.
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To the team's horror, the fires were heading inward toward the nests of the last 220 macaws surviving in Guatemala.
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A century later, Trump has set the United States on a markedly different course, pulling inward and rejecting international cooperation.
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Reims Scènes d'Europe, an ambitious multidisciplinary event founded in 2009 by the theater director Ludovic Lagarde, looks outward, not inward.
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My favorite piece, "Bona, Charlotesville," finds the artist gazing inward, looking almost skeptical as she considers herself naked in a mirror.
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Kieran Donoghue, head of financial services at IDA Ireland, the country's inward-investment agency, expects more announcements after the PRA's deadline.
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He said the rapid pace of innovation and the increasingly global economy have stoked anxiety and an impulse to turn inward.
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Unlike Thursday, when the outward nine proved harder, the inward holes were more testing on Friday when crosswinds disrupted everyone's line.
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This impending great turn inward also won't be the first time that a liberal's defeat forced Americans' thoughts toward self-development.
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In general, we'll have a much more inward-looking, isolated country that's more interested in building nuclear submarines [than cultural diversity].
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These two neutron stars, the city-sized cores of deceased giant stars, spiraled inward and merged to become a giant fireball.
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The rock's bottom isn't flat, but cupped inward so only a hand-sized, half-inch-thick ring slides along the ice.
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After two weeks, the outermost surfaces began to fold inward, creating contours and wrinkles in the teeny sheet of brain cells.
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The roof of a shopping center in the city crumpled inward, leaving behind broken glass and a mess of electrical wiring.
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Trump is an outsider, they say, who will shake things up in an inward-looking Washington that has forgotten about them.
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And it was a long road, and it took a lot of looking inward and retraining my brain to think positively.
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But almost immediately, S-Town takes darker, unexpected narrative turns, and never really stops turning inward upon itself, or John's life.
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"I put the failure of getting pipelines and therefore inward investment firmly in the lap of regulators and government," Williams said.
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The story of who they are is just as outward facing as it is inward — and you better believe it's shiny.
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Yet he fails to point out that soon after Zheng He's explorations China turned inward, beginning its half-millennium of stagnation.
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Mr Trump had considered raising barriers to Chinese inward investment in sectors targeted by the "Made in China 2025" development policy.
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The more I look inward, the more I see people and the more I see people the more I see me.
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"Mama," the album's turning point, finds the singer looking inward at the women who raised her, before preparing to love again.
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During Jupiter's long, annual retrograde, we turn inward to learn the difference between what we're pursuing and what we really want.
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That's always been my connection to him — how he turns the film inward onto me, and that's what I'm left with.
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As Earth formed, the heaviest elements, like iron, sunk inward, and the high temperatures liquefied them, forming a malleable, molten center.
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We're hoping that people with a negative attitude or a bunch of anger can turn that anger inward and help him.
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The control of government subsidies is not about competition between firms: it is about competition between governments to attract inward investment.
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A common counter-argument is that much of the inward FDI since the referendum has been little more than asset-stripping.
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"It's very inward-looking, and has damaged Germany's image in Europe," says Stefan Meister at the German Council on Foreign Relations.
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Moving inward, each subsequent section of the MEGA plate was treated with a ten-fold increase in the dose of antibiotics.
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It recommended that airlines replace their door-latching mechanisms and that they use inward-opening doors that cannot be blown out.
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Those quintessential John Green moments are still featured in Turtles, but now John Green takes those meditations and turns them inward.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: The people -- yes, the people being in this case the president nine states inward on twitter admitting what happens.
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The U.S.A. might easily have continued to look inward, to listen to its "America first" demagogues, until it was too late.
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But a more "inward-looking world" creates opportunities to address the risks at hand, writes World Economic Forum founder Klaus Schwab.
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But in this era of call-out culture it is important, every once in a while, to turn our outrage inward.
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Likewise, the high U.S. corporate tax rate makes the U.S. economy less attractive as a location for inward foreign direct investment.
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Now, both members of the "Special Relationship" are looking inward at a time when that world order is increasingly under siege.
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Launched last August, the spacecraft will orbit the sun 24 times over the next 7 years, spiralling inward with each revolution.
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"Anyone in a leadership role needs to know that when you are looking at conflict, you can't look inward," he said.
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The bottom line: Barring crisis, expect more inward policy and rhetoric from Russia's leadership in the year ahead, if not longer.
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She's focusing inward on her relationship with Gabe (Justin Dobies) and her junior film thesis, and recovering from her dad's death.
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Nonetheless, there are inward journeys in progress—moral migrations that carry the characters, almost despite themselves, away from where they began.
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The disease shortened my right leg, partially atrophied my calf muscle, limited my ankle's flexibility and curled my foot perceptibly inward.
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For each orbit, it will accelerate inward, reaching 128,153 miles per hour, and pass within 3,100 miles of Jupiter's cloud tops.
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Scientists had expected that the bubble would be pushed outward during the solar maximum and collapse inward during the solar minimum.
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The result is that the water particles move sort of diagonally inward and forward, which is pretty much what Destin said.
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Making matters worse, Congress is slated to pass the Foreign Investment Review Risk Modernization Act, which will toughen inward investment rules.
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The upgraded AirPods now support noise cancellation, using outward and inward-facing microphones to cancel out sound before you hear it.
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Nothing major happened, but there was some dollar selling by a foreign bank and some inward remittances after the long weekend.
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If the Republican Party wants to stand the test of time, it must avoid turning inward and instead become more inclusive.
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The United States is the world's sole remaining superpower, but Americans often seem so inward-looking as to be almost provincial.
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Brain scans of people with persistent high-functioning depression also show that regions associated with inward thinking or rumination are hyperactive.
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" So, Alshatti sought to create a succession of visuals that would produce an effect of "descending gracefully through an inward void.
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So for a more accurate representation of the crisis, indigenous activists have turned inward toward their own communities before the police.
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After a few minutes of futile interaction with the space, you finally turn inward and pray, and there is blissful silence.
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Dealers expect pressure on the currency to ease with more inward remittances ahead of the traditional New Year on April 14.
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I focused inward and what I found was an elemental essence, one as equally capable of destruction as it was creation.
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If his cooking is a reflection of what lies inward, his personal mission has been moving in the opposite direction: outward.
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It was during those serene moments that his playing was at its most inward, almost (but not quite) to a fault.
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Instead, the Social Democrats turning inward, unable to answer the country's most pressing questions at a time when Germany needs them.
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Maybe nothing — after all, comedy has long looked inward — but for an art form, tough criticism is one sign of health.
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It led the safety board to recommend inward-facing cameras in train cabs, and Amtrak committed in 2015 to installing them.
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I would argue that the preference falls on the question, are most voters in an inward looking or internationally concerned mode?
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Sufism is a mystical form of Islam, a school of practice that emphasizes the inward search for God and shuns materialism.
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Death performed with an inward stillness can be particularly poignant, as when Hamlet murmurs his final line: "The rest is silence."
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Traditional Brazilian rhythms, Minimalistic motifs, breakneck picking and sighing melody are commingled in pieces that look both inward and far ahead.
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If you are among them, avoid turning inward when you start to feel that creeping warmth across your face and chest.
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Generally speaking, their practice often feels inward-turned and even solipsistic, as much concerned with me-ness and process as outcome.
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The extent to which the UK would be able to limit net inward migration could be significant for some asset classes.
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Egypt, too, has turned inward, as its economy has worsened and a jihadist insurgency has taken root on the Sinai Peninsula.
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You're given two sets of clues, "Inward" and "Outward," and one lovely, coiling, 100-character-long stream of boxes to fill.
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It's a birth defect in which one or both feet are bent inward at odd angles, making it difficult to walk.
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Watch, for instance, the care with which he shapes the pulse, then his inward pause just when the melody springs free.
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It became more expensive when, a year before it opened, one of the 140-foot gun towers started to pitch inward.
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People are going inward, to find something bigger than Trump, and outward, to limit the damage he inflicts on the country.
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Dealers expect pressure on the currency to ease with more inward remittances ahead of the traditional New Year in mid-April.
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"His monologue contains some of the most ravishing music ever written, but it's also very long and very inward," he said.
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Analysts, though, said that Snapchat appeared willing to look inward and try to fix problems rather than be distracted by Instagram.
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The museum is designed to interact with the sculpture, the staircase curving inward to give space to the monumental steel structure.
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If I don't get that physical space, I sort of retreat inward: either by going online or through my imagination. 6.
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We have taken that difference and turned it inward, imagining that our specialness was under assault from those beyond our shores.
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When we're in a socially anxious moment, our attention naturally turns inward because we want to monitor how things are going.
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Also highly energetic particles streaming from the Sun can push on the particles in a ring, causing the debris to fall inward.
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Instead, the best horror this year has turned inward, focusing on the intimate traumas that are passed down through generations within families.
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Despite an inward-looking America, Chinese President Xi Jinping and Prime Minister Theresa May went to Davos with an altogether different message.
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My own silence was born out of my own anger blocked and turned inward, hurtling back down my throat into my guts.
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One of four key findings highlighted is a suggestion that there is no guarantee of reduced inward migration after Brexit is finalized.
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A lot of your work seems to deal with anthropological/sociological issues—how did it feel to turn inward for this one?
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Virtually every incumbent financial institution (FI) is now looking inward and engaging in an innovation drive, spurred on by competition from fintechs.
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Transparency Mode allows you to hear outside sound through the silicone tip seal by activating the AirPods' inward-facing and external microphones.
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The lines of their bodies, like their paths across the stage, extend outward in possible escape but keep turning inward or collapsing.
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The stock of inward foreign direct investment (FDI) in Britain's assets and shares is larger than anywhere except America and Hong Kong.
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This massage pillow includes both inward and outward circular kneading, plus it has an optional heating function to help your muscles relax.
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"I think it depends on education, training support and the development of inward investments that creates opportunities for the young," he says.
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Perhaps that was true when an Iron Curtain ran down the middle of Europe, and Mao Zedong's China had turned disastrously inward.
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Enormous discs of gas and dust surround black holes, which gets super heated and magnetized as it spirals inward toward the hole.
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"His stance is really inward-looking, making investors nervous about his 'moderateness'," said Masahiro Ichikawa, senior strategist at Sumitomo Mitsui Asset Management.
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She credited much of her own business success to looking inward, urging start-up founders to constantly assess their own company's identity.
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And American politics are turning inward: both Republicans and Democrats are more protectionist now than they were before Mr Trump's electoral triumph.
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Helene believes that one woman's deep dive inward through ayahuasca can trigger radical potential in their own lives and radiate outward toward.
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But the use of Shem's book in medical schools, book clubs, and departments of medical humanism and ethics is largely inward-looking.
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It's a phenomenally inward-looking document, a kind of patchwork quilt of Republican and conservative preoccupations rather than a cohesive governing manifesto.
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This development represents a big shift for a show that has mostly focused inward, on human survival, through its first two seasons.
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And Europe would be poorer without Britain's voice: more dominated by Germany; and, surely, less liberal, more protectionist and more inward-looking.
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However, if the incoming U.S. administration implements inward looking policies, gold may touch $1,500 per ounce, propelled by investor fears, he said.
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And, because everyone's goals — and how they get prioritized — are different, it's important that you look inward before doing much of anything.
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Wall Street, Silicon Valley and the rest of corporate America do not support an inward economic nationalism that disrupts global trading arrangements.
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Over the years, the Pace bike has moved inward, meaning everything that can be inside is stowed away: brakes, chains, gears, wires.
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Surrounded by colleagues from the other party including Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, McCain abruptly flexed his armed inward like a gorilla.
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Following a near drowning incident, the liquid remaining in the lungs of a victim can trigger the inward extrusion of bodily floods.
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As Silicon Valley turns inward to reckon with its homegrown culture crisis, it also turns outward toward some of society's toughest problems.
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The tattoo, which is two inward-facing arrows on Sadler's wrist, means to be in the present and focus on the now.
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To get through it, Clinton said, she turned inward, relying on her "internal resources" and the support of her family and friends.
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Many people would experience this sort of trauma—the explosion of the family unit, the disgrace of a parent—and cave inward.
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When his characters look out windows onto level fields stretching to the horizon, as they invariably do, they are simultaneously peering inward.
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An inward-looking nation has grown more cosmopolitan: last year Chinese people took 120m trips abroad, a fourfold rise in a decade.
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The Trans-Pacific Partnership, a 12-nation trade pact meant to be a boost, may well be blocked by America's inward turn.
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The good news is that when the market turns inward and looks at earnings and guidance, it likes it what it sees.
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"The biggest opportunity for Africa today is a lack of inward investments that are supposed to be flowing into Africa," he said.
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The money for this inward investment could come from the $11 billion Libyan Local Investment and Development Fund, a subsidiary of LIA.
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In the early two-thousands, she began composing with software like Pro Tools and Sibelius, and her music took an inward turn.
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" She continued, "The temptation is to say, 'Well why don't we just look inward, why don't we just hide behind our borders?
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She catches them in moments of relative stillness, moments revealed not in tales of wild adventure but of inward conflict, indecisive contemplation.
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On both sides of the fountain will be a marble church pew, with high backs that curve slightly inward to represent shelter.
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While the company has invested in Lyft, its other partnerships have seen inward investments — Cruise received substantial investments from Honda and SoftBank.
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Repeated or prolonged infection with it scars a person's eyelids until they turn inward, causing lashes to rub against the eye constantly.
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That fear dates back to the second term of George W. Bush, when the xenophobia he directed toward distant "Islamofascism" turned inward.
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For the projection to work, one of the mirrors had to be concave, or curved inward, to concentrate light onto one point.
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The basic vocal sound (the mouth is never opened wide) is related to that used in flamenco, but softer, sweeter, more inward.
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The meetings lacked the self-absorption, the constant turning inward, that she felt at the clinic, where she attended therapy every day.
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Unlike Samsung's phone, the Mate X has a flexible display that wraps around the outside of the device rather than folding inward.
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So they placed two of the etched metal disks on either end of a small pillar, with the etched sides facing inward.
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When she arrived, she bent back and spooled inward, and nothing the female ensemble that followed her did had half the impact.
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"The legal profession traditionally is not one that looks inward and helps itself," said Mr. Chesler, a 1975 N.Y.U. law school graduate.
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Social media, on the other hand, have a tendency to prefer images and texts within the platform, leading to an inward look.
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The inward half, however, proved a much more difficult test in fresh winds and three bogeys on that stretch halted Montgomerie's progress.
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The 2018 FDI inflows were the highest since 2013, when the country recorded inward investment of 80.1 billion rand, the bank said.
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After her moments of silence, Ms. Sumbry-Edwards found her way through a quietly seething solo, her gaze pointed downward or inward.
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The inward instincts, the isolation, the nationalism and pettiness of the Trump administration had caused perhaps the biggest rethink since 9/11.
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"The psychology around the border," he said, "was inevitably inward-looking, resentful, accompanied by a degree of paranoia and just sheer inconvenience."
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Politicians on both the right and left call for turning inward, ignoring how terrorist groups are devastating whole communities around the world.
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But in principle, a future president could turn those capabilities inward, using them to spy on domestic political opponents, journalists, and activists.
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Goshua had been taught to start his exam with the hands and then to work inward to the rest of the body.
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Power, who once urged Americans to search the world for people whom they could help, writes of reassuring herself by looking inward.
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The clothes are different, as are the cameras; and in some, the lens has turned inward: a reflection of the selfie phenomenon.
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Basil Kincaid and Audrey Simes's R3clamation: Inward Quest continues at Hoffman LaChance Contemporary (2713 Sutton Boulevard, St. Louis, Missouri) through October 29.
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A study published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences suggests that powerful storm surges swept the boulders inward.
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According to the cultural critic John Berger, something strange happens when we consume shocking images: Often we turn inward, rather than outward.
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Freed from the ties that hurt us, or bore us, or make us feel uneasy, finally we can turn our attention inward.
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Despite her resolve to give up, however, a blue-eyed, homeless Frenchman rescues her onto the quai and initiates her inward awakening.
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They watched these once strong and vibrant men turn bitter and inward and lose their memories and ability to do everyday tasks.
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And, as it revisits some of the uncertainties in "2001" — free will, extraterrestrials, God — it seems to turn inward instead of out.
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Jeff Dean stood near the center of the microkitchen, his hands in his pockets, shoulders hunched slightly inward, with Corrado and Schuster.
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When you feel like freaking out, the movie's commitment to slowing down and drawing inward doesn't seem like such a bad idea.
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And though "A Quiet Passion" is small — modest in scope, inward rather than expansive, precise in word and gesture — it contains multitudes.
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In suggesting that we look inward for the cause of this hunger, Chapman's as much a Buddhist as he is a Christian.
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I turned my back on the film industry, choosing instead to look inward and contemplate my own mortality, but that ends now.
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In all these cases, analysts said, her inclination would be to pursue a more inward-looking path and to defy American leadership.
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This is dried stingray fin, to be delivered to the flame like an offering until its edges curl inward and grow black.
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As Europe became more secular and Christianity took an inward turn, Professor Metz asked the church to rethink its role in society.
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Cover your lids entirely with a hot-pink shade, extending the color inward along your tear ducts and outward into a wing.
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On "Pretty Boy," he gazes downward but not too far inward, celebrating loneliness as a form of freedom instead of a plague.
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Global economic leadership requires U.S. firms to get over the rooted inward-focused mindset, institutions and culture that often times constrain them.
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These clothes don't advertise their power; they project it inward, so the aura of confidence attaches to the person, not the outfit.
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Children forced too soon to become adults act out and draw inward in scenes that some may find aimless and metaphorically strained.
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Pekar's work was landmark for being autobiographical; he stayed mostly close to home, looking inward and at his immediate surroundings for inspiration.
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Sufism is "a spiritual tendency within Islam that prioritizes the inward aspects of religion and one's personal relationship with God," Hamid said.
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At the same time, much of his fiction also reflected the country's narcissistic, inward-looking proclivities in the aftermath of the 1960s.
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The title sequence remains one of TV's best, a series of strange mirror images that suggest a Los Angeles turning inward against itself.
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As others gaze inward, Germany will find itself in the position that it never wanted to be: trying to lead alone in Europe.
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They have both said they will create an "inward-looking" economy, focused on national production and narrowing the gap between rich and poor.
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This inward gravity disconnects evangelicals from reality beyond their bubble, and that can make them less able to understand or love their neighbors.
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This large open-air enclosure has inward-leaning walls, which have prevented animals from escaping since it was built about 35 years ago.
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On Realm of Sacrifice there's this internal sort of inward purge, while your work on Burning Arrow feels forceful and very driven outward.
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I started Signed, X with the intent to turn the camera inward, on my own community, as some of my favorite photographers do.
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But with Joker, Phillips spends more time looking inward at Arthur than outward at the world he's trying to analyze and find wanting.
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In a presidential campaign season where the rhetoric has too often been about fear and looking inward, this is a lesson worth remembering.
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Such a rapid drop in pressure caused air to rush inward toward the center, as if filling a growing void in the atmosphere.
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Will we respond to the changes of our time with fear, turning inward as a nation, turning against each other as a people?
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He would probably have gone the other way, turning inward and hiding inside himself if he had been abused in that extreme fashion.
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The authors guess when you turn your thoughts inward during meditation, you may be more likely to mix up reality with imaginative assumptions.
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Abroad, as other countries take their cue from a more inward-looking United States, regional and global problems will become harder to solve.
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" Kasich adviser John Weaver responded: "Other losing campaigns, especially with candidates nearing record level negative ratings & zero ability to grow, should look inward.
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Matt was someone none of us knew but all of us liked: an intense, funny, inward guy who was going into the Army.
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Speaking of Bob Dylan, I remember him saying that growing up in rural Minnesota forced him to go inward and develop his imagination.
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So can&apost one argue that what you call the inward-looking, the populist, nationalist wing of the Republican Party is taking over?
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The repetition is criticism of games at large, for sure, but Taro also uses each new playthrough to look further and further inward.
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Acid's sacred, expanding visions — especially those tied to inward contemplation — resonate with Fontana's 1951 "Manifesto tecnico dello spazialismo" (or "Technical Manifesto of Spatialism").
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How different it would have been had he taken time to look inward, not be so defensive and improve the way he governed.
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Though its external scope covers oceans and millennia, when American Gods turns its focus inward, it must cross a distance even less fathomable.
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If more air is leaving the storm than is sucked inward, the pressure falls even more and the system will continue to grow.
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That "fits the migration story, that these water worlds may originally have been born far from their stars before migrating inward," he said.
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Localist Cantonese sentiment in Hong Kong is remarkably similar to that of Brexit: inward-looking, chauvinistic and hindered by a misplaced superiority complex.
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It's a bit more dazed, hazy, and insular, a collection of inward-focused tracks for when you're too afraid to leave your house.
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If the United States turns inward under its new president, Beijing could wield more clout in everything from climate change to regional security.
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The kit tosses some curve balls at you — as in the case of some tabs that are folded inward, to double as springs.
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One study shows that a 1 percentage point reduction in the host country tax rate raises inward foreign direct investment by 3.3 percent.
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Rejecting the glossy, sexualized, and female-commodifying style of popular '70s photographers like Guy Bourdin and Helmut Newton, Turbeville's work instead turned inward.
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It also appears that the collision caused part of the berthing compartment to collapse inward, making it difficult for survivors to get out.
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The goal then, of therapy, is for the individual to turn inward for approval, and be less preoccupied with how those perceive them.
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She follows the twisting curves of an ornate, inexpensive flower vase because the act of painting leads her away from her inward turbulence.
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An unfavourable exit with greater restrictions on inward migration would also have a more pronounced direct effect on student demand and staff levels.
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The Theme, on its return to round out the work, was everything it should have been at the start: quiet, inward, shapely, atmospheric.
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It might have made more logical sense, in the interest of contemplative looking, to have had the chairs face inward toward the art.
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He remains an extreme case, so inward as to be a bit alien, ensconced in his eccentricity like Don Quixote in his armor.
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As Britain begins the tortuous, regrettable process of disentangling itself from the rest of Europe, it is already in danger of turning inward.
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By way of rebellion, he turned inward, teaching himself to program beats and write gauzy, lonesome pop songs with a distinctly homemade feel.
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"Today we see some inward remittances and the demand (from importers) is also there," a currency dealer said, asking not to be named.
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The current rhetoric has many in our country taking an inward look at immigration and wanting to close doors to entrepreneurs and innovators.
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The grind of outside challenges, from technological disruption and migration to terrorism and meddling foreign powers, turns states inward and against each other.
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So back to the original question: What happens if we bend the tubes so they shoot water inward, toward the center of rotation?
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With the Statue of Liberty rising in the distance — a beacon of extroverted, all-embracing spiritual generosity — "Cabin" suggests an inward-turning intransigence.
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Look inward to make sure it's not you, take steps to try to improve the relationship and work on becoming more mentally strong.
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For example, our allies are undoubtedly using FARA-regulated work to push back against the inward-looking nationalism that fuels today's conservative populism.
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" French President François Hollande was less reserved and warned Trumpthat "In an unstable and uncertain world, turning inward would be a dead-end.
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Two years later, in "63-F-5" (1963), flocks of arrows extending inward from the canvas's vertical edges point right, left, and down.
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This is challenging to get used to at first — the buttons don't actually press inward — but the feature seems to work pretty well.
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No, the rest of the record is much more outward than inward; dedications to people, break-ups with myself, it's much more objective.
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In their wake, this assortment of paintings is harrowing in the sense of a force that pulls us inward, both mentally and physically.
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Bach's intellectual tour de force becomes a more inward, circular narrative—one that flows back inexorably to the place where it began. ♦
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This, in combination with Trump's indifference towards Europe, could be problematic on the executive level as each side turns (willingly or unwillingly) inward.
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When oil prices collapsed in 2014 and threatened to start this humiliating cycle all over, Mr. Putin's government shifted its focus further inward.
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In many ways, the book's focus is strikingly inward, showing how grief sounds in the body, mapping paths, making previously hidden regions visible.
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Instead, they should look inward to the traditions and knowledge that gave meaning to the generations that preceded them and still does today.
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"Everyone prayed but did so in an inward way," Mr. Cole recalled in an account for the Air Force information office in 1957.
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And though I disagree with old Sigmund Freud on many issues, I find, as he did, that sadness is sometimes anger turned inward.
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You want to rush through everything, Aries, but Mars retrograde is the warrior planet's time to turn inward, rest, and rework its goals.
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But that had a major benefit; the spacecraft would make 24 orbits instead of two, gradually moving inward, and gather much more data.
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The rules for solving are simple: two sets of clues, "Inward" and "Outward," forming a single chain that reads correctly in each direction.
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Mexico has transformed from an inward-looking oil producer to a manufacturing powerhouse, its factories rolling out cars, computers and machinery for export.
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Just last month, he published "Lose Well," which examines the benefit of failing, one of several books he has written on looking inward.
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He thought they would be particularly useful in prisons where people can't have a normal life, so where can they go, but inward.
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The director who surprised even friends with his confessional new drama, "Pain and Glory," has turned inward, in life and on the screen.
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It may be that the United States is turning inward at exactly the wrong moment to capture the technology industry's next big breakthrough.
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"No Shape" pushes both words and music into stranger territory, as Perfume Genius grows brasher and more inward-looking at the same time.
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The children, too, were mirrors for one another, though they, inward-looking, did not seek solace from those caught in the same situation.
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What's unfolded over the last two years, unclear as it has been, has troubled that dynamic, not least because of Hall's inward turn.
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MIAMI — Janet Reno sat in a wheelchair with a blanket over her knees, her fingers curled inward so she could not shake hands.
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On Monday, Francis also addressed the deterioration of international ties at a time when populist governments and leaders have taken to looking inward.
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For now, we will focus inward to make sure that our base community rallies around those who are suffering and need our support.
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"The change must be of some concrete sort—an outward or inward sensible series, or a process of attention or volition," James wrote.
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Nicola Lloyd, head of inward investment at Invest in Cornwall, said the campaign is part of an effort to futureproof the region's economy.
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What should be an inward-looking referendum on whether to overhaul Italy's ossified political and electoral system has taken on much broader import.
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It serves Mr. Pettibon well, deflecting attention from evidence, in his work and in person, of what seems an essentially inward, melancholy character.
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Whether this is in the present or for people later, finding this inward representation feels essential especially for those exposed to oppressive societies.
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"The importer demand was there, but it was outweighed by inward remittances and exporter conversions," said a currency dealer on condition of anonymity.
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The effect is an inward-looking familial history, rather than one, as described above, that focuses on the needs and desires of southerners.
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Aldo's love of the pivot and the lead hook often see his lead foot toed inward and his leg in prime position for kicking.
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Broadly, Breitbart contributors espouse an American nationalism, one that explicitly turns inward to the United States for its source of moral values and strength.
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"There were inward remittances in the latter part of the day ahead of the festival," a currency dealer said, asking not to be named.
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Perhaps instead of looking outward for reasons why people's hearts have moved away from the church, maybe the church should spend time looking inward.
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The clump traveling into the black hole would have come from collisions between particles in different rings; the matter lost momentum and fell inward.
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Theorists believe such worlds must have formed farther out from their stars before being flung inward, perhaps by a close encounter with another planet.
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There is also talk of a "dual-mode display," which would present visual overlays and use an inward facing camera to perform eye tracking.
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Mr Sudeikis masterfully handles the transformation, turning his charm inward and embodying a sexual entitlement that becomes the driving force of the film's plot.
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This way, instead of getting more paranoid, the person would hopefully look inward and realize that there was help available if they wanted it.
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Lexington is travelling with Mr Mattis this week on his official military plane, and even an inward-looking America puts on quite the show.
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In addition to waves traveling outward in the universe, including toward detectors here on Earth, they also bounce back inward at the black hole.
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If nothing can escape from a black hole, then any sign of this inward ripple should be annihilated once it passes the event horizon.
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There are moments — long, inward-facing moments — when no scripture, no motivational meme, no inspirational quote can quell the urgency of not having enough.
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Over long days students would identify negative patterns, look inward for purpose, and set out to pursue their own self-interest above everything else.
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But here's what else is currently inside: front seats that rotate (inward, 12 degrees) and an 8-inch tablet embedded in the steering wheel.
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Dillon maps out the "Great Mole Hunt" that turned aggression inward, debilitating American intelligence from within, thanks to the increasing paranoia of a few.
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Mr Abe once told this columnist he identified with them because they did "not simply look inward, but looked…to the world's wider horizons".
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"It will ensure these industries, both large and small, are rooted here in the U.K. attracting inward investment into our manufacturing base," he added.
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Back in 2014, Switzerland voted by a slim margin to impose quotas on inward migration, in a referendum pushed for by right-wing populists.
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Since taking over in 2013, the Arab world's youngest head of state has adopted more conciliatory and inward-looking policies, analysts and diplomats say.
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Joint leader Matsuyama, meanwhile, made a nice start on the more difficult front nine and picked up two more shots on the inward half.
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Your inner work should mirror your physical journey: Start by looking inward and letting the world beyond the path ahead of you fall away.
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" French President François Hollande was less reserved and warned Trump that "In an unstable and uncertain world, turning inward would be a dead-end.
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Those suffering an advanced stage of the disease, in which the eyelashes turn inward and scrape the cornea, can be treated with simple surgery.
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Governments had to choose between maintaining high standards of regulation and respecting each others' rules, or looking inward with big costs to global trade.
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In a wide-ranging lecture on Monday, French President Francois Hollande defended multilateralism as he warned against a global tendency toward inward-looking policies.
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Imports grew 13 percent to C$47.11 billion on higher inward flows of metal and non-metallic mineral products, particularly unwrought gold from Japan.
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"Does 'America First' mean that America in this administration is going to turn really inward?" said Tony Fratto, managing partner at Hamilton Place Strategies.
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It's a vehicle for turning inward and reconnecting with a long history of survival to project a future that would be the ultimate survival.
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Whether it's our personal GDP (income) or other factors, our personal startup must look inward to determine what's important in the development of self.
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But the individual straws can slide inward or outward along their futile tracks, slightly advancing or falling back, under the influence of incoming material.
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In business, organizations across industries are turning the lens inward to optimize teams and boost productivity with data at the heart of the effort.
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It would also seem likely that with the rise of the far-right Alternative for Germany Party, Germany will become much more inward looking.
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The dreamy, stoned "YAH." and its refrain of buuuuzzin' turns us inward, as Kendrick introduces the album's theme of family and its emotional obligations.
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Here in Germany, and across the Continent, right-wing, anti-immigration parties are calling for their nations to turn inward, away from one another.
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The sooner America understands this, the sooner we can all look inward and take personal responsibility for our role in this war against hate.
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John Mearsheimer, a preeminent scholar in realist theory, says there's a parallel in history to the way America turned inward after the Vietnam War.
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By turning inward — a move already reinforced by the rejection of the Trans-Pacific Partnership — the United States appears to have little to offer.
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That noise cancellation feature is powered by inward- and outward-facing microphones, which the buds use to identify and subdue noise from your surroundings.
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