I felt that letting go of the grief meant letting go of my son.
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Full moons are all about letting go, and you're letting go of some aspects of yourself that you've outgrown.
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I feel like it was a purging or a letting go and a letting go of some of the guilt.
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You're letting go of outdated visions of your future now, and with that, you're likely also letting go of some friendships.
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"I think for Sheryl, letting go of him physically meant letting go of the moment that this could somehow not be real," he says.
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A major fresh start is coming, but it will require letting go of the past, and letting go of versions of yourself that you've outgrown.
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But I do feel like realizing and embracing the concept of letting go of the physical, letting go of the immediate temporal realities around us, is an important thing.
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At the end, Khoussainova asked me to take three deep breaths: one letting go of the past, one letting go of the future, and finally one focusing on the present.
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" Manning added: "Forgiveness is another form of letting go.
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On an emotional level, Venus retrograde has been a massively intense time for processing hard emotions and letting go of the past, and for letting go of your fears of the future.
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Thanks, unsure broken heart signing off Dear unsure broken heart signing off, Sometimes, the act of letting go of the fantasy of a thing is harder than letting go of the thing itself.
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Next month's full moon is all about letting go, too.
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Aunt Vi begins to learn the art of letting go.
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EISEN: ARE THERE ANY ATHLETES THAT YOU REGRET LETTING GO?
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"Letting go with love takes great strength," the caption read.
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Rearing and nurturing is women's work, but also letting go.
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It's a potent time for letting go of the past.
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How do you talk about pain, change, and letting go?
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Finally, wasn't it so refreshing to see someone letting go?
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There's a huge difference between giving up and letting go.
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November is a month for letting go of the past.
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And not just for her journey letting go of Michael.
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Surprisingly I start letting go and the waves stop crashing.
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Humans have a hard time letting go of the past.
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On an emotional level, you're letting go of old wounds.
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Letting go of the job allowed me to do that.
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She letting go of saying yes more often than necessary.
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What was he letting go if the investigation was over?
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It's a powerful evening for letting go and for transformation.
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"Letting go of the GC would be stupid," said Slongo.
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And he's not letting go of that idea anytime soon.
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I am horrible with new environments, change, and letting go.
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"One thing I'm letting go of is perfectionism," he said.
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"Not Letting Go" becomes Tempah's sixth number 1 U.K. single.
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He was very realistic about letting go of his work.
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It's a moment of pride, sadness, joy and letting go.
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Letting go and what comes out is what it is.
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Seems one of the 3 is having trouble letting go.
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Of course, letting go is one of our main practices.
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Taurus, the bull, is a stubborn sign, but this full moon will find you letting go of things that you've had a very hard time letting go of: old loves, debts, grief, and fear.
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But why are they letting go of so many personal possessions?
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"Letting go of talent is never an easy decision," it said.
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But letting go of her long strands wasn't an easy decision.
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I've never quite mastered either of these: letting go or absolving.
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Eva Longoria is letting go of her private Los Angeles compound.
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The only way we win in 2018 is by letting go.
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How can we hold each other closer while also letting go?
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Letting go means you're choosing freedom over the illusion of loyalty.
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I had all this money that I was just letting go.
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His mother had a hard time letting go of her balloon.
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Forgiveness, letting go and putting up strong boundaries will be themes.
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Now, it's letting go of one of its top properties, Cracked.com.
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Brody has had the most difficulty letting go of his grudge.
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Yoga is a great practice of trying harder and letting go.
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This is a powerful time for letting go of the past.
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Is it letting go, by forcing you to actually feel everything?
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This is a powerful time for letting go and for transformation.
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It's a powerful day for letting go of the past, Aquarius.
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Being humble, and letting go of the ego (at least sometimes).
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Letting go is no small thing, and it certainly isn't easy.
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Coming down is as easy as letting go of the break.
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Elements Electronics, a TV-maker, is letting go of the employees.
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In the past quarter century, Kushner has worked on letting go.
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It really gets you thinking about attachment, and about letting go.
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Leaving that collage behind was letting go of those happy years.
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But letting go of one thing allows you to embrace another.
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But to achieve one thing generally means letting go of another.
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That means focusing on some priorities while letting go of others.
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Taylor Swift isn't letting go of her grip on No. 1.
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Kroger is letting go of old models that have proven unprofitable.
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Full moons are a time of culmination, climax, and letting go.
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Letting go is a practice not only when you reach 90.
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Pixar films like Finding Nemo, Up, Toy Story 3, and Inside Out deal directly with death and other very personal, deeply felt losses, from letting go of childhood to letting go of the possibility of motherhood.
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I see On Letting Go and Juturna almost as brother and sister.
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Maybe this is one time we should just embrace the letting go.
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This is a great day for letting go of emotional baggage, Virgo.
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There was a letting go about these works and a marvellous naivety.
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You're just letting go of all worries and just rolling with it.
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David and Victoria Beckham are letting go of their West Coast home.
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Sometimes making way for the new means letting go of the old.
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You'll be letting go of long-held beliefs and having hard conversations.
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David Duchovny is letting go of any hard feelings toward his father.
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This is a powerful day for letting go of the past, Sagittarius.
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So [that means] letting go of perfectionism and challenging your self-criticism.
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This is the animal who taught me about loving and letting go.
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Washington (CNN)It's time for President Barack Obama to start letting go.
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But Cruz was stuck in the mud, and Calease wasn't letting go.
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Letting go is best realized as a physical process occurring through time.
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You're letting go of old baggage and making space for something new.
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This is also a powerful time for letting go of the past.
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But the couple are letting go of expectations for after the birth.
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You're letting go of parts of yourself that no longer serve you.
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This is also a powerful time for letting go and finding closure.
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That wildness that comes from fully letting go, from embracing being bad.
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It symbolizes letting go of all of the negativity in your life.
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Still, Republicans are having a hard time letting go of Reagan's message.
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It may just be that Japan has a hard time letting go.
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Yet letting go of that resentment will probably do you some good.
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The walk down the aisle is a literal and figurative letting go.
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But the students at Stoneman Douglas are not letting go of this.
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This is a massively important time for letting go of the past.
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Remember that letting go of the past does not mean forgetting it.
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The child was dragged for about a block before letting go, they said.
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Me growing up, letting go, and just really focusing on my music career.
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At first, Williams had trouble letting go of the pieces she had accumulated.
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"Never letting go," Mitchell captioned a photo of herself holding her child's hand.
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But this exercise of "letting go" will help you see the bigger picture.
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I realized it's because I didn't go through the process of letting go.
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Apple doesn't appear to be letting go of its famous friends anytime soon.
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But despite Millsfield's presence back on the scene, Dixville Notch isn't letting go.
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Imagine, LeCun said, holding a pen vertically above a table and letting go.
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Forgiveness requires letting go of what's happened so that you can move on.
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To my brothers I am sorry for being weak and not letting go.
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These are the ones rebels are letting go... Mostly women and kids pic.twitter.
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" She continued, "Letting go doesn't mean that you don't care about someone anymore.
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You're letting go of a lot of heavy emotions; your heart feels lighter.
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Ellen Pompeo is letting go of her beloved "modern barn" at the beach.
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She knew the risk to her reputation, but she had trouble letting go.
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I won't spoil the ending, except to say that it's about letting go.
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While simply letting go and enjoying sex would be nice, it's not realistic.
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Paradoxically, though, we began our sabbatical by consciously letting go of our goals.
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Full moons are times for letting go, but eclipses close the door forever.
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Early this evening, you may find yourself letting go of old hang-ups.
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And then it's about letting go of the "no," saying "yes," and listening.
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You let them practice now, and then you have to practice letting go.
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The predominant theme of The Last Jedi concerns letting go of the past.
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Black Origami for me, comes from letting go creatively, creating with no boundaries.
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Starting school also means letting go of the trappings of little-kid life.
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With that revelation, I was able to start letting go of the past.
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But it is the chapter titled "Letting Go" that I found most useful.
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And so, Barnaby and I are officially letting go of the brass ring.
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She stumbles backward, nearly falling on her butt, letting go of the bag.
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You'll spend time processing and letting go of old baggage during this time.
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"You've got to be kidding me," she said under her breath, letting go.
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Was it hard letting go of the artistic pride that you created this?
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However, as you know well, letting go can also be a major relief.
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Good on Brown for letting go in the name of portraying an authentic character.
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Anel Dzafic I think, like anything, that this letting go will be a process.
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Logan Fairbanks has had a hard time letting go ... and that's a ridiculous understatement.
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Sometimes people have difficulty with orgasm because they have difficulty letting go of control.
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I think letting go of your instructor is going to be scary for me.
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It's a powerful day for processing emotions and letting go of the past, Aquarius.
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Historically, Bravo reality shows are terrible at letting go of their OG cast members.
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This is why some Republicans aren't letting go of the Obamacare repeal dream. Sen.
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" But being a crisis counselor has given him a "crash course in letting go.
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I chose to let the beam fall instead of letting go of my kids.
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Never be fearful of letting go, for sometimes holding on can damage you deeper.
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Often letting go of inefficient habits and unrealistic systems can be just as useful.
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It's the only time we see a driver, understandably, letting go of the wheel.
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Rivals like JC Penney's and Sears are also shuttering shops and letting go staff.
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Balloons can signify lifting up, letting go, unimaginable joy or simply a birthday wish.
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You're letting go of a long-held belief thanks to the eclipse in Leo.
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"I knew you'd come back," Robyn said earnestly, not letting go of Valerie's hand.
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Groups. For years, we've been letting go of historically relevant sites in this way.
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Sometimes letting go of expectations is the best way to find what you need.
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Letting go is a process, but these three steps can help you get started.
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"Never letting go…" Shay sweetly captioned the image of her holding the baby's hand.
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Quappi Beckmann, however, never forgave the Met for letting go of her husband's paintings.
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It's a powerful day for processing difficult emotions and letting go of the past.
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I start by letting go of the idea of "balance" because it's not realistic.
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For colored leaves that quake in the wind before letting go and lifting away.
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But it's worth remembering that, sometimes, less is more and so is letting go.
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And then he still had me by one arm and he wasn't letting go.
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In the new year, we're all about letting go of what doesn't serve us.
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You're letting go of something big that will make room for so much good.
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Pelinka changed coaches, letting go of Luke Walton, and almost entirely rebuilt the roster.
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After all, that would have meant letting go of power for the Democratic Party.
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You talked about letting go of things in your own life through these characters.
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He is learning to delegate, but letting go remains one of his greatest challenges.
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In this case, it's about growing and self-definition and letting go of childhood.
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He's got his teeth into this shoe, and he doesn't plan on letting go.
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You're letting go of some long-standing partnerships and making way for new ones.
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"Its very last paragraph is about the letting go of something," the post said.
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Anel Dzafic What I'm working on now is letting go of Three — letting go of that little family unit that we cultivated so fiercely, with so much love and so many mistakes — and opening our door for somebody new to teach us.
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There are few things in the world as fun as totally letting go and dancing.
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I wonder if it's why I have such an easy time letting go of people.
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I think it would feel like I was letting go of that part of me.
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It was awesome and the ultimate exercise in letting go, tackling my fears and freedom.
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On Letting Go (2007) To me this seemed like a pretty solid continuation from Juturna .
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This is a powerful time for processing your emotions and letting go of old baggage.
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Humans latch onto first impressions, and letting go of them is harder than you think.
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"I'm letting go of my studios because I can't handle it," Winsor, 65, tells PEOPLE.
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It's all very inspiring — and very appropriate for "Surprise Yourself," a song about letting go.
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She's finally, officially letting go of Davis and her past and moving forward — with Remy.
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The New York Times announced it is letting go of its public editor, Liz Spayd.
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During these five minutes I was just simply letting go a fantasy with the sound.
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Evans says life is too short for anything other than letting go and moving on.
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You may be letting go of past partners as you step into a new journey.
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A member of the old regime, he has spoken about letting go of the past.
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Letting go of the past is hard, but today you're feeling better about moving on.
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Mariska Hargitay and husband Peter Hermann are letting go of their New York City townhouse.
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Judging from her wide smile, Kourtney is clearly letting go and having a good time.
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It's just about letting go, having fun, rejoicing, being free and one with the music.
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Kevin Costner is letting go of a stunning piece of property on the California coast.
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Almost every executive goes through this dialog as part of the challenge of letting go.
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Salt Bae is still doing his thing and not letting go of his 15 minutes.
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Transformations are taking place, and letting go of the past isn't always easy to do.
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No. Mr. Trump has the major media by the throat and he isn't letting go.
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Nobody was trying to take credit for him, but nobody was completely letting go, either.
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His answer: It's about letting go of "a number," or whatever salary they identify with.
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Full moons are times for letting go, and this is especially true during an eclipse.
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She has a really hard time letting go of things if they aren't absolutely perfect.
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Unlearning is the process of identifying and letting go of habits you no longer need.
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The first involves letting go and accepting Chidi's decision to go through the last door.
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Love is overcoming obstacles, facing challenges, fighting to be together, holding on & not letting go.
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"He (Fillon) was right on the edge of letting go," said one member of parliament.
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Once in leg irons, Turner shocked him again for not letting go of the mat.
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We are letting go of many great people today, and it is not their fault.
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But it somehow feels safer than letting go or loosening up, which feels terrifying and dangerous.
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Today marks one year since letting go of my left leg and gaining my life back.
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Which is part of why we're going to have a hard time letting go of Jane!
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In 2016, the PLA began the yearlong process of letting go as many as 300,000 people.
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It's a powerful and emotional month, Pisces: You'll be letting go of a lot of baggage.
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Orlando Bloom is letting go of his bachelor life — and the house that goes with it.
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The project is about letting go: acknowledging hurt and absence, and absolving yourself from that pain.
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As others have chronicled before me, social media makes letting go of a relationship even harder.
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A full moon in your sign arrives this evening, finding you letting go of outdated patterns.
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Try Sarah Crossan's One, Stasia Ward Kehoe's The Sound of Letting Go, or Ellen Hopkins' Rumble.
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Hauntingly, Olivia smiles in pure ecstasy, finally letting go of some of her pent-up aggression.
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But maybe we're missing the other, more important part, which is about letting go of yourself.
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I'll reiterate: "22," a song about letting go and "forgetting about the deadlines," doesn't mention alcohol.
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Love is overcoming obstacles, facing challenges, fighting to be together, holding on and never letting go.
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It's politicking, double-crossing, and—maybe above all—letting go when it's time to do business.
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The latter, on the other hand, means letting go of a formerly held belief or beliefs.
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Letting go means freeing yourself from something that is no longer beneficial to your personal growth.
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You're in the thick of things, Cancer; in the middle of the process of letting go.
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You're super emotional this morning, but the vibe is also conducive for healing and letting go.
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What Faction is uniquely able to create is an environment where letting go still feels safe.
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Emotionally, this is a wonderful day for processing your emotions and letting go of the past.
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Others argue, however, that letting go of external rules is critical to reconnecting with these signals.
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Yet after four years of haggling, he has scored his biggest deal by simply letting go.
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Yet it was only by letting go of hope and accepting Andrew's death that he lived.
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Letting go of the past isn't about doing a favor to the person to wronged you.
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He just has a hard time letting go of the person who he had Kiara with.
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Letting go of an employee is one of the hardest things a manager has to do.
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But also, in letting go, you can free yourself and freeing yourself is the supreme currency.
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Picture a handful of people letting go of the oppressive thought that they're not good enough.
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They made me very comfortable with the feeling of transcendence and letting go of my identity.
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Tonight's energy is especially cozy—you'll find yourself unwinding easily and letting go of your worries.
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This is a wonderful day for letting go of the past and taking time to heal.
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"Never letting go," the actress captioned a photo of herself holding hands with the baby girl.
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This is a very powerful evening for letting go of something that's been holding you back.
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Was it as simple as letting go of expectations and finding the good in good enough?
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Yet Mr. Trump has tethered himself to the wall and shows no sign of letting go.
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Tonight's intense: You're letting go of the past, and surprising feelings are coming up for you.
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Anything strewn across the floor, any type of mess, will keep us from properly letting go.
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But maintaining that loyalty also means letting go of the idea of what the company was.
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New York (CNN Business)Travis Kalanick is finally letting go of the company he helped build.
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"It's not about knowledge, it's about learning, it's about assimilating, it's about letting go," Ghinsberg said.
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In the emergency room, she held his hand, not letting go until his fingers turned blue.
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It feels like I'm letting go of a style I built a 35-year career on.
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It's letting go of enough of what you do normally to go into a different state.
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Many adult children of narcissistic parents have trouble letting go of their need for their parents.
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With these paintings, I am letting go of control and allowing the process to be looser, technically.
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The show highlights that stubbornness, and how not letting go of the past can be a downfall.
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They don't want the chaos of letting go of the reins, living for the day and dreaming.
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Letting go of baggage is part of how you'll achieve freedom at the end of this month.
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The full moon in Sagittarius brings a huge emotional release today—you're letting go of major baggage!
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Washington (CNN)Former Mexican President Vicente Fox isn't letting go of his ongoing feud with Donald Trump.
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Even so, letting go 12,500 employees in under two years looks doesn't look great for the company.
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And I know now that liking those things doesn't have to mean letting go of Latinx connection.
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Of course, letting go of your professional goals entirely may not be the best course of action.
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That was more symbolic of letting go of the person and accepting that they were really gone.
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The feeling was, 'I'd rather get my arms ripped off instead of letting go of my kids.
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There's one final point: the Saudis may have some motivation for letting go of the production deal.
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Organizations can greatly soften the blow by offering resources and support for the employee they're letting go.
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"When you feel like letting go, #HoldTight," the ad reads as the featured couples grab hands again.
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Letting go means putting yourself first instead of holding on to that negative space you don't deserve.
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Zendaya gives a career-defining performance, letting go of every ounce of the Disney girl within her.
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He's got a chronic problem -- letting go of the mic wherever he goes -- but it's usually awesome.
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This one is especially intense, as you're processing many difficult emotions and letting go of the past.
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I think there's a really important exercise in letting go of the preconceived notions about your band.
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You're in a very emotional mood, and it's a powerful morning for letting go of old pain.
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By following one's impulses, by letting go, one grows in trust, awareness, sensitivity, vulnerability, receptivity, innocence, love.
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Focus your energy today on tackling your to-do list—and of letting go of the past.
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If there's something you've had a hard time letting go of, you might finally process it today.
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I'm blown away by your grace and willingness to do the hard work involved in letting go.
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Mr. Kabila, who has been in power more than 15 years, shows no signs of letting go.
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They are being aggressive, and letting go of the traditional closer role that defined guys like Rivera.
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But it's also about self-growth, letting go of certain things and learning how to move on.
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An eclipse in Aquarius on Thursday finds you exploring hidden truths and letting go of the past.
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On Monday, New York Daily News announced it's letting go of roughly half of its editorial team.
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The comedian, 52, is letting go of a huge townhouse in Brooklyn's rapidly gentrifying Clinton Hill neighborhood.
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Full moons are wonderful times for letting go—so cut up those credit cards you don't need!
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It's been liberating in a way, letting go of the idea that there's a reason for everything.
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Dr. Haque suggested "planned letting go": leaving unplanned hours in each day to make room for downtime.
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For them, letting go of one thing meant making room to grab hold of an entire universe.
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He isn't entirely letting go of Fidel's achievements, either, even if it risks Florida's 29 electoral votes.
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The changes announced were drastic, and involved letting go of most of the company's in-house lawyers.
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The hard part is letting go, even after a short time, of people you get to know.
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"In a gentle, firm voice," he adds, the drama "teaches hard lessons about impermanence and letting go."
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As someone who sometimes struggles with letting go of control, it seemed like something I should try.
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This is an amazing evening for letting go of baggage—and for getting closer to someone special.
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Sharing your emotions and letting go of the past is another fantastic way to use this energy.
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Today's eclipse in Aquarius is major for letting go of old patterns around relationships, intimacy, and trust.
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Full moons are always about release and letting go, but a lunar eclipse is even more so.
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The waning moon has long been associated with letting go of harmful or inhibitive presences in our lives.
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I congratulated her for letting go of feeling responsible for something horrific that had been done to her.
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She's letting go of anything that doesn't bring her joy, which, turns out, is nearly everything she owns.
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This is a powerful time for letting go of the past, and for tapping into your psychic intuition.
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" Letting go, Tia said she "started floating to the top" and "felt the water temperature raise to warm.
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"I didn't do a good enough job of letting go of the home run last time," Bradley said.
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The relinquishing of my cultist spiritual beliefs went hand-in-hand with letting go of my vegan diet.
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Primar, meanwhile, clung tight to his own gold balloon, as if letting go made Rosado's passing more real.
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Virgo This is about beginnings for Virgos: it's about letting go so you can welcome something new in.
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" Added Tyler: "That was our way of kind of letting go and accepting reality for what it is.
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But a big part of teaching is letting go and not putting your own personal agenda into it.
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If I ever felt the film police closing in, I'd have a hard time letting go of Heat.
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Nervously and unsteadily, India is letting go of old ways and groping towards something that resembles Western marriage.
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Letting go of your lust for a person isn't as easy as saying you're done and moving on.
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Tesla isn't letting go any production associates, as the company is trying to ramp up Model 3 production.
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"Being a good mother meant letting go when everything inside me screamed, 'Hold on,' " she told the lawmakers.
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Intense feelings come up for us to work with, but now is a powerful time for letting go.
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By letting go of the illusion that everything is perfect, I can make smarter decisions for the business.
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This is a wonderful day to reflect on intimacy or to work on letting go of past hurt.
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I owe a lot to my friends in terms of carrying my head high and gracefully letting go.
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Once this retrograde ends on August 27, 2018, you'll find yourself letting go of so, so much baggage.
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I walk down the hill where I feel my letting-go go into the down of the hill.
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"We need to join hands with each other instead of letting go of each other's hands," Xi said.
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And my husband would probably tell you that letting go of control does not come easy to me.
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On the list, BMW, Cadillac, Ford, and VW are all letting go of three of its models each.
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"I've written a book, The Vegas Diaries, that's about letting go and moving on," she told the outlet.
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This is a fantastic time for "letting go," something we woo-woo New Agers are always raving about.
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You've been doing a lot of work on yourself emotionally this year, Aries, letting go of old baggage.
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It's a profound day for letting go—an a-ha moment will arrive, guiding you toward your future.
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It's almost as if the Pan Democrats have found a scandal and they're not letting go of it.
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Willfully letting go of control proved to be good for me, and bonus: I have never slept better.
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Lightly letting go of the ropes, her body sustains a quake equal to that which the sculpture receives.
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But even with his admission of infidelity, I still had a hard time letting go at that moment.
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You know that "letting go" is probably the healthiest move, but wanting revenge is often much more appealing.
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The Duolingo owl has got its talons in me, and it won't be letting go any time soon.
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You like keepsakes and heirlooms and have a hard time letting go of a relationship once it ends.
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But privately, other Africans and I accused African-Americans of clinging to the past, of not letting go.
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The air is frigid, but the water is hot and our limbs are numb with the letting go.
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Travel Tips In one writer's experience, letting go of the wheel leads to happier travels, especially with children.
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He would reach up from the floor to hold my hand, letting go somewhere between midnight and morning.
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The poem was called "Sinkhole," and it seemed to offer some sneaky, syntactically muddled wisdom about letting go.
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And now that I've found my sisters and my arms are linked with them, I'm never letting go.
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In a way, the whole piece is about letting go of your ego and finding your own faith.
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But imagine a world where you were with the person you love most, holding hands, never letting go.
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Reed is fully confident in letting go, allowing the wet surface of the paintings to droop and sag.
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The mood is busy, and you're letting go of plans, ideas, and feelings that no longer serve you.
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We asked six people to share their relationship relics and explain why letting go sometimes means keeping things.
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It's key to keep things streamlined come wintertime — which means letting go of the layers that provide zero warmth.
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"I have a very difficult time letting go of items that I have an emotional attachment to," he says.
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Sometimes that requires letting go of what we think we know about how this shit is supposed to work.
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Whatever it is that you're letting go of this month, take a moment to express your gratitude for it.
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Exciting shifts take place this morning, but don't get too rigid about letting go of the past this afternoon.
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I often struggle with letting go, but it is the key to finding balance and moving the company forward.
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Black Dove, to me, represents letting go of the cultural binds and shackles that kept me from breaking out.
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Letting go of Toy Story isn't something any of us wants to do, and we haven't yet had to.
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Emotionally, you're processing a lot of issues concerning your past—eclipses are a very powerful time for letting go.
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That's the common, perhaps even universal feeling of being torn between letting go and hanging on after a breakup.
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The current planetary weather is ultra supportive of you processing your emotions and letting go of the past, Virgo.
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Because of this, he can't see himself letting go of the creative control of The Diigitals any time soon.
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I was concerned about letting go of the work with which I was identified: tough, emotional, difficult, dark, paintings.
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"This concept is more about 'letting go' of control and believing in the performers I work with," Palmqvist adds.
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Yoshiro's ability to accommodate his present by letting go of his past is among The Emissary's most notable features.
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Work with your Aries crush to build your connection by letting go of behavioral patterns learned in previous relationships.
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It's an album that finds its strength in humility: Letting go of personal bullshit in service of someone else.
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Letting go of things—so you mean the house, the cars, the motorcycle… The broken 800 Euro coffee machine.
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Exciting shifts take place this morning, but don't be too rigid about letting go of the past this afternoon.
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"For me, what's really exciting with this piece, but really scary, is letting go of control," Ms. Habib said.
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Imagine letting go of grudges to the extent that Gore did, at least in terms of his public comportment.
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Too bad, because once Facebook has enough data on you to sync your accounts together, it's never letting go.
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There is only the sitting, and, if you wish to retain your hold on your sanity, the letting go.
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We had been a family of two, so the answer to letting go of my sister was still no.
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Tony looked over his shoulder and ran, never letting go of Wing, her hand sweaty and slippery in his.
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"I had to be comfortable letting go of something that I knew was just a draft," Mr. Moore said.
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In the end, it never had a chance — even though some fans have trouble letting go of the idea.
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" Ruben Guzmán, a Gendes counselor, said the goal was "letting go of the person you were taught to be.
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Critical Shopper Our columnist surveys his lovingly curated closet and finds that there is also joy in letting go.
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But Mr. Harrison remained in the Chandler Street house, never slowing down or letting go of his collectivist convictions.
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Jacksonville (1-2) struck first, taking the lead less than two minutes into the game and never letting go.
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Raising an independent young adult means ultimately letting go, and that's a process rife with both pride and terror.
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Spend more time with family by holding hands with blood relations, only letting go in cases of hygienic necessity.
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"Tangerine" suggests the series may be ready to move on from that darkness by truly letting go of Jason.
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According to Bloomberg, the company behind Snapchat is letting go of about 85033 employees, mostly from its advertising department.
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Yet Democrats, especially those who consider themselves moderate and open to compromise, have trouble letting go of the dream.
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A wish you had may be coming true…or you may be letting go of some expectations you've had.
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If those we lose remain present wherever we go online, we may have trouble moving on and letting go.
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And this is a beautiful full moon for letting go of baggage, especially concerning your friendships and social life.
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Secrets will be revealed, but this is also a powerful time for change and letting go of the past.
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You're in an especially sensitive mood, as the solar eclipse in Cancer finds you letting go of the past.
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Full moons are all about release, and this one finds you letting go of the past in a major way.
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Instead of letting go, I ended up more stressed because I couldn't do what I wanted so badly to do.
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He attributes his weight loss to letting go of his late-night binges and going for runs in the morning.
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Landers' maxim, "don't let someone live rent-free in your head," is about letting go of things beyond your control.
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" Under the image was a long caption which began "Letting go doesn't mean that you don't care about someone anymore.
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Even though the film is ultimately about letting go of sentimentality, I wanted the images to have a sentimental quality.
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Washington (CNN)Democrats' aren't letting go of their push to highlight how President Donald Trump hasn't released his tax returns.
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This is an amazing time for healing and letting go of the past, but don't expect it to be easy.
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A voice instructs me to take a deep breath, fill my lungs, and then release, letting go of any tension.
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Under this eclipse in Leo, you're letting go of an old dream for yourself and inviting a new one in.
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The eclipse in Leo has you letting go of some major relationships and projects due to differences in personal values.
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But Trump wasn't letting go of his line of attack Monday morning, vowing to come after both brothers if necessary.
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Letting go and letting serendipity take over gives you the opportunity to make the most of each experience and interaction.
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They cling to one another, reunited as Lott breathily sings, "I am not letting go / No matter what you do".
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This story is one of three in the Purge series, sharing individual tales of letting go in the new year.
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This is a powerful time for letting go of pain and healing—take a risk; it will do you good!
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However, on a deeper, more emotional level, you're letting go of situations and relationships that don't make you feel valued.
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With a concussion, any attempt at resilience or strength made things worse, the only thing that worked was letting go.
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You're in a very deep, emotional place right now, but early today is phenomenal for letting go of the past.
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"Sully is not a longtime Bush family pet, letting go of the only master he has known," the article reads.
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That's what I think has held her up in the past is letting go and giving this a true shot.
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Goethe's "Iphigenia in Tauris" describes a king letting go of his political prisoners in a moment of unexpected deep empathy.
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No. "Letting go of female children is dishonorable, in itself," explained Pramanand Das, who presides over an informal family council.
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It sometimes depends on you giving up the driver's seat and letting go of having to do things your way.
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The third Bon Iver album, "22, A Million," shows Mr. Vernon perhaps letting go of the literal more than ever.
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Just keep moving forward"Oprah has a philosophy on working the hardest you can, and then letting go," Bosch explained.
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It's a big day for you—you're letting go of old modes of being, and discovering new parts of yourself.
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You slowly release the air from your lungs, like an old man finally letting go of his most painful secret.
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But ultimately, we want to empower the player and give them a good experience, and sometimes that means letting go.
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Letting go of the branch and handrail, he bombed down the ramp, took three pushes, and launched off the top.
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But I think you're right: on this record there was a little bit of letting go of what people expect.
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Today's new moon, in sensitive Water sign Pisces, finds you letting go of emotional patterns that no longer serve you.
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The company has also cut its work force sharply, including letting go many newsroom employees, over the past few years.
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But often the most challenging aspect of getting hurt is letting go of any lingering resentment after you forgive them.
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The Venezuelan government had said that Kimberly-Clark Corp failed to consult with them before letting go of the workers.
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They formed a circle by holding hands and passed around a hula hoop without letting go, using only their bodies.
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Letting go of that sense of belonging was hard, and I cried when I said my goodbyes, two days later.
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"What Patrick is arcing toward as a character, the ultimate shift is letting go of his father's ghost," he said.
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Lunar-ruled Cancers can have a hard time letting go if they have become attached… and chances are they have.
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Rather, they say, it's to optimize intelligent decision-making by holding onto what's important and letting go of what's not.
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For example, it can allow us to adapt to new situations by letting go of outdated and potentially misleading information.
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"Letting Go," she captioned on Instagram along with a photo of herself holding bits of blonde hair in her hands.
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Donald Trump has found a new immigration obsession, and it doesn't look like he's letting go of it anytime soon.
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That strong familial bond is shown when she leaves for the U.S. and she sobs before letting go of her parents.
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"It was like picturing someone around you, holding your hands, holding you and keeping you from letting go," he told investigators.
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And sellers would rather wait for a better macro environment instead of letting go of their collectibles in an agitated market.
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We spoke to the experts to find out why we love to hold a grudge, and the importance of letting go.
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These habits include meditation, letting go of perfection, making time to connect with people, and thinking optimistically about seemingly negative situations.
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Doing both is going to be hard, but it'll be worth letting go of a relationship that was holding you back.
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"Sometimes it's about listening to body — what tastes, good, what sounds good — and letting go of food rules gradually, "she says.
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"They walked in holding hands and Dakota was not letting go – she was super into the PDA," an onlooker tells PEOPLE.
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It's really about letting go of the secret in a safe way and then finding treatment programs that work for you.
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"The diagnosis and his heartfelt letter had precipitated a 'final letting go,' sort of surrender to the disease," the author writes.
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Barnes took another plunge, letting go of his link in the chain, and he nearly got knocked off his feet again.
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Here's them bopping along to the music without ever letting go of the other... ...and them sharing A Very Important Secret.
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Full moons are all about release, and you're letting go of something that's cost you too much time, energy, or money.
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It's critical to adapt a philosophy of 'letting go' when you're on vacation with an aging parent or other family members.
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But now, Lovato's letting go of what the haters have to say and not holding back from showing off her curves.
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This isn't to say that the beginning of November will be sad—it's just that you're letting go of a lot.
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One of my greatest personal ambitions in doing this project has been about letting go and going with whatever feels right.
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Some Republicans, in particular Senator Ted Cruz, who is running for president, dislike the idea of America letting go of ICANN.
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Endings are taking place and a release is made—but letting go of the past isn't always easy for the crab.
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The Hill's Joanne Bamberger argued that it was a familiar—and sexist—story in American politics and one worth letting go.
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But first, there's drama in your social life that requires letting go of some friends due to the eclipse in Leo.
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For some people, letting go of a firearm can feel like losing a part of oneself, and removal is emotionally fraught.
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It required getting out of my own head, being generous instead of protective, developing and trusting others, and then letting go.
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Letting go of the season of fun in the sun is hard, though, especially if it's your favorite time of year.
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And Victoria Beckham ranged further afield from her constricted beginnings, loosening up and letting go, taking serious materials very unseriously indeed.
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The pop-rock track features trippy sound waves and telling lyrics about letting go of a relationship that's run its course.
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Don't worry: Hunter buys Star a new, engraved iPhone, because the show isn't letting go of that annoying relationship just yet.
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It was liberating, letting go of the idea that I needed to look a certain way in order to be seen.
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The wise will interpret that as sitting in a zen garden focusing on your breathing while letting go of worldly thoughts.
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But letting go of these things and adapting to a life independent of those rhythms is its own kind of challenge.
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Letting go of the past can be scary, but as you know in your heart, not moving forward is even scarier.
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Understand that letting go could be a process, and don't beat yourself up for coming back to the grudge at times.
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The Moon in Virgo finds you in an intense mood today, Aquarius—focus on letting go instead of nurturing old grudges.
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There is definitely a silver lining if Mr. Trump is really letting go of the most extreme elements of his agenda.
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The trip takes some unexpected turns, and the novel offers satisfying insights into the difficulty of letting go of a romance.
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Industry experts expect large layoffs in the weeks ahead, with some companies letting go as much as 50% of their staff.
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The vibe is ultra understanding and forgiving—this is a profound time for letting go of the past and moving on.
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Try This Instead You know that "letting go" is probably the healthiest move, but wanting revenge is often much more appealing.
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Legal-tech startup Atrium is reportedly letting go of its 100 employees and shuttering its operations, TechCrunch's Josh Constine reported Tuesday.
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Instead, forgiveness can involve letting go of anger that is keeping you stuck so you can focus on more worthwhile things.
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I'm very careful to control my behavior around others, and here I was, in front of a stranger, really letting go.
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There's irony here, of course: Hendricks' song about letting go of overachieving might just be the best one she's ever written.
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Edward Said thought he saw some old artists letting go and daring to do what they would not have when younger.
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There is relief to be found in simply accepting a higher order, in letting go, but what of appeals to reason?
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To break the pattern requires letting go of their flawed and often demeaning attitude about working-class and red state voters.
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You think you have all this control in yoga, but it's not about the control, it's about kind of letting go.
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Over breakfast, he talked about letting go of this role and what the play has meant to him and its fans.
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Consider that what you need may not be more of something, but letting go of something that no longer serves you.
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It shows that people want to ritualize the act of letting go and break it into steps with tasks to do.
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On the other side, you have to keep the good periods going as long as possible without letting go of your reason.
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It's a very different life than racing, and she's building new muscles as an entrepreneur and letting go of some old ones.
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Loving it means letting go, just a little bit, of some rosy past and embracing a future that might lead to disappointment.
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Holding on to her pajamas didn't bring her back or spark joy, but it turns out, letting go of them didn't either.
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Mr. Trump took Mr. Macron's hand as they went to walk into the Oval Office, not letting go as they strolled away.
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The "Poker Face" singer also shared that she had trouble letting go of her character in the weeks and months after filming.
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"The crab that symbolizes Cancer has powerful claws and when those claws attach to something, they are not letting go," explained Gat.
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Tap into these parts of yourself by letting go of your to-do lists and following your gut, wherever it takes you.
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The former Goldman Sachs partner is letting go of a sprawling 6,500-square-foot, two-story apartment on Manhattan's Upper East Side.
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No lesson has been more important for him than letting go of the idea that he will know exactly what he's doing.
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The energy is emotional, but you're working on psychic pain that's been holding you back for a while—letting go feels good!
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"For those of you who have been in this position, you will totally understand that 'it's hard letting go,' " he went on.
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Marie Kondo's guiding principles — holding onto what brings you joy and letting go of the rest — can also apply to your paperwork.
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Doing so will entail letting go of grudges, and casting a spell may be exactly what you need to get that done.
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Work with the energy by planning a new budget or letting go of your insecurities around not having the latest, newest stuff.
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Saul letting go of his ego, soaking in Mira's advice, and allowing himself be vulnerable for once, it's quite a watershed moment.
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Although the two men barely know each other but they seemed to have a hard time letting go when they first met.
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This is a time for letting go and mourning—perhaps something, or someone, from long ago that you never quite dealt with.
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I'm all for letting go of old technologies to push forward, but what is happening is actually going to make things worse.
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We thought growing up was the process of holding on instead of letting go, and now we're all collpasing under the weight.
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Letting go is hard, but the idea that we never have to let go, ever, is a delusional and maybe dangerous fantasy.
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His songs offered glimpses of drifting apart and letting go, of feeling love and being loved, but rarely more than just glimpses.
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As is often the case with singers as well trained as Ms. Errico, letting go and relaxing is difficult, if not impossible.
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It seems to me that, in your own ways, you're both letting go with one hand and hanging on with the other.
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It feels like I'm a parent finally letting go of my child on their bicycle for the first time without training wheels.
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This is a powerful time for letting go of emotional baggage, so find someone trusty you can spill your heart out to.
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The news of the cut follows Twitter's announcement that it will be letting go around 350 people, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
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All full moons are times for letting go, so in addition to having a wild and fun time, make space for yourself.
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It was a symbol of letting go of the past year, letting it flow away and looking forward to a better one.
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The T. Schreiber Studio, also in Chelsea, has survived by keeping its classrooms and administrative areas but letting go of its theater.
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"It is almost like a Ph.D. in letting go of control," said Mr. Gear, who said he was in his mid-30s.
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Whenever he says the N-word, it's a moment of frustration, and letting go because he feels like he's not being heard.
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"We know it happens, but this one is kind of on tour almost, like she's just not letting go," Mr. Balcomb said.
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Also integral to creating a welcome environment for kids is letting go of the fear and stigma often attached to mental disorders.
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They argued that the character&aposs "Phase Three" arc revolved around him letting go of his past and bonding with the Avengers.
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The idea was to allow the driver to shift gears in a fraction of a second without letting go of the wheel.
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Working remotely inherently requires letting go of a measure of control since you can't see what everyone is doing all the time.
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So there's always some level of grief connected to letting go the form of a dream or of a goal you have.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are letting go of their official royal duties and moving toward financial independence, Buckingham Palace announced Saturday.
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Travis Kalanick leaves Uber's board Travis Kalanick is finally letting go of the company he helped build, CNN Business' Seth Fiegerman reports.
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They didn't want to question why it had happened now, or whether it had anything to do with them finally letting go.
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I've been working for years to get better at being mindful of my (many) attachments, and letting go when I can. 5.
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And each morning, as I find myself an additional day away from that summer evening, I'm letting go of that other possibility.
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For one thing, it means letting go of essentially everything you might hold true about religion or philosophy or even American history.
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"We can open up the channels of good fortune by letting go of situations that aren't bringing the results we desire," Edut says.
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Letting go of the stress is easier said than done, but it really does make a difference in improving your overall travel experience.
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In a March 2017 interview with Rock Sound, Bennington also said that "Heavy" was about letting go and releasing bad or troubled feelings.
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The playful video is tailor-made for Mercer's lyrics about letting go of anxiety and having fun, writing songs, playing music, and relaxing.
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"All Night" is the final ballad on Lemonade, in which Beyoncé sings about letting go of the past and looking to the future.
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This is a powerful time to talk about your needs, and also work through issues concerning grief and letting go of the past.
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" Days after Mason's death, Joann shared a Facebook photo of her holding his hand, writing, "Letting go of your hand was the hardest.
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This is a powerful time for release, Taurus, and for letting go of your past, your old wounds, and repressed feelings and fears.
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For me this is a way of letting go, of releasing this sense of control that we as humans tend to hold onto.
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Letting go of my desire to fit in everywhere, including beaches and pools, has allowed me to realize that my body is incredible.
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My favorite example of this comes from a 21918 book by Shaun McNiff called Trust the Process: An Artist's Guide to Letting Go .
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Here's the full statement: It is with a heavy heart to announce that Anki will be letting go of our employees, effective Wednesday.
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The title quotes Toni Morrison's impactful book Song of Solomon, again implying that by letting go, we can experience new forms of freedom.
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Morgan Freeman's calling it quits on his 20-year relationship ... with his sailboat, but he's not letting go of his baby for cheap.
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She alleged that her son grabbed the door of her car, prompting her to fire the shot to "scare" him into letting go.
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"We can't expect commitment or growth without letting go of attachments and the what-if options that modern dating give us," Townsend says.
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This is a wonderful time for letting go of the past, forgiving, developing your intuition, and getting lost in art, dance, and music.
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" Jaunt told Variety in a statement that it was "restructuring the company, resulting in letting go of a significant portion of our staff.
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I was reluctant and afraid of many of these drugs and, you know, when you're my age letting go is becomes more difficult.
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This is me finally letting go of all the pain and weight I hold in my heart of not wanting to disappoint anybody.
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It is possible that Cacciotti's own admission "it's hard letting go" indicates a somewhat clouded judgment of what's actually best for his wife.
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"It's time to listen, it's time to fight/Forward," they sing, adding the important step of letting go in the process of forgiveness.
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This is also a good time to kick bad habits and think about letting go of some items on your to-do list.
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The smize inventor and America's Next Top Model impresario is letting go of her 7,000 square-foot condo duplex in New York City.
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Your intuitive abilities are boosted today, Sagittarius, and you find yourself letting go of old baggage you've been hauling around for too long.
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PEOPLE asked the reality star just that — and learned it's all about letting go of all presumptions about how your trip will unfold.
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My 10-year-old self would have been angry and disgusted, but that's O.K. Letting go of a lifetime of hate felt good.
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"People are letting go of so many traditions," said Kristen Maxwell Cooper, the executive editor of The Knot, a weddings magazine and website.
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You're letting go of some ideals you might have held too long, and you're releasing friendships or hobbies that no longer serve you.
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As I considered our future, I remembered something I'd heard long ago: Forgiveness means letting go of all hope for a better past.
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This is also a critical turning point in any emotional situation concerning grief or letting go that's been building up in your life.
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It's a powerful time for processing your emotions and letting go of the past, and for getting closer to someone you care about.
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Like Chris Bolin's offline-only webpage, it tinkers with the idea that letting go of our digital connections might reveal whole new possibilities.
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In the gray area between preservation and personality theft, there is a danger of too much holding on and not enough letting go.
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Vibe References to the yoni, songs about being kin with snakes, visualizing letting go — this feels like an old-school New Age treatment.
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He spoke briefly with Mr. Kinoshita, who told him about the Eurotunnel and showed him the key holder, his fingers never letting go.
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"The process of letting go is essential, and it must be intentional," the book seems to argue of forgiving fossil fuel industry misdeeds.
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I can't say I noticed any of my fat molecules jiggling around and letting go of all their gravy- and stuffing-laced toxins.
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Moscow, perhaps sensing that it had made a mistake in letting go of such a valuable brand, has sued to win Stolichnaya back.
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Just after letting go, the vastly experienced Muirhead, stood up and exclaimed, pointing to the red light that had illuminated on the stone.
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Now that Uranus is ending its retrograde, you're making huge adjustments in your life, letting go of the past, and embracing new ideas.
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It's just the best feeling to know how much you made from an honest place, and letting go of what other people think.
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Her answers to questions about pursuing a passion, quitting a job, letting go of a toxic relationship, and struggling with body image tend toward the philosophical and can often be pared down to following your heart, letting go of things that don't serve you, and remembering that life is not a dress rehearsal, so you better make this round count.
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Once this clicked, I started letting go of other habits that didn't make sense anymore, like ironing my own shirts and cooking for myself.
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It was while swaying in Dean's arms on that warm Carolina night that I first felt him letting go as he pulled me closer.
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Let go once your pup has grabbed it - - Now repeat that again but this time letting go just before your pup has the disc!
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This has been a really good exercise in letting go and learning unexpected things about myself, so thank you to everyone who is participating.
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The president, he said, has had a hard time letting go of his claim that Mr. Obama was not born in the United States.
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Physically exerting yourself like that for longer than 20 seconds looks stupid, but letting go of all movement before the song's climax is worse.
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But on January 13, 2017, he is finally releasing his debut solo full-length, Fantasmas, of which "Roosevelt & Letting Go" is its closing track.
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While letting go of the singer's steaming wipe, I finally understood the power of dancehall: Locking eyes with an attractive woman and doing nothing.
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I mean, Netflix is literally going in to all these sectors and then they're releasing in such a way that you're never letting go.
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It's a major day for processing your emotions and letting go of the past—a needed shift is taking place in your intimate relationships.
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Scorpio season is all about letting go, and the full moon in Taurus on November 12 is a critical moment for release this month.
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The massive changes brought by this eclipse can be hard for you to deal with, and "letting go" is a lesson you're learning today.
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Cort, who starred with Paxton in the 1990 thriller Brain Dead, released a statement to PEOPLE saying he's "not letting go" of the actor.
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But like last week's episode was a lot about letting go, this week's was about Octavia fighting as hard as she could to survive.
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Despite Punxsutawney Phil's prediction for an early spring, winter isn't letting go of its hold just yet — in fact, it's setting records … in Hawaii.
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Business Insider has learned that BDG has quietly been cutting staff, letting go of at least 5% of its workforce in the past month.
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The film's extended title, "the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn," suggests that Harley is letting go of the Joker and is moving on.
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They are the markings of a man letting go of the vivid and sensuous domain that has occupied his acute attention for many decades.
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They have been at low levels for a year, which indicates the job market is healthy and employers are not letting go of workers.
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Today's new moon in Leo is emotional—but it offers a fresh start, so long as you're open to letting go of the past.
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Another Grant-approved strategy is doubling down on the activities that allow you to make the greatest difference, and letting go of the others.
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Emotionally, this is a going to be a very potent time to work through your issues around change and letting go of the past.
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"The end of the year is always a good time for letting go and moving forward, and it feels like that tonight," he said.
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Often the answers we come up with are conflicting, or we cling to that which hurts us, because it's scary to imagine letting go.
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The president, he said, has had a hard time letting go of his claim that Mr. Obama was not born in the United States.
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It is not just about budgets and defense plans; it is also an emotional issue, a question of love and dependence and letting go.
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It describes her journey toward prioritizing herself, honoring her desires, and letting go of the expectations she was taught as a girl and woman.
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All is not yet lost, but getting to a better future will mean letting go of some of our most cherished habits and myths.
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Commit to treating yourself more kindly — call it letting go of self-judgment, going easier on yourself, practicing self-compassion or whatever resonates most.
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Food too early actually makes me quite nauseous, so I'm glad to be letting go of some of that pressure to eat first thing.
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At night, your child can wear them like bedwetting underwear, further preparing her for letting go of diapers or needing night diapers at all.
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"I've always been good at filing and organizing, and a lot of people, especially senior citizens, struggle with letting go of stuff," she said.
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It's a masterclass in letting go, but using every bit of what's left of your life to raise more hell and create more art.
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Letting go of what you thought was a brilliant business idea can be "heart-wrenching" for entrepreneurs, as one of them told our reporter.
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While Saturn was in Capricorn, you spent much of your time consolidating your life and letting go of outmoded ways of relating to others.
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Letting go of some need for controlling every single thing is the only way to do it... Chaos [is] the defining characteristic of working online.
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But if I were to say there's a general difference, I'd say it's harder for women, because women aren't good at letting go of clothes.
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The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star took on the task of organizing her clothes, and it appears letting go of some outfits wasn't difficult.
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You've been getting plenty of practice with letting go since Mars, Saturn, and Pluto have been duking it out with Mercury and Uranus for weeks.
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I'm a perfectionist by nature, so whenever something wasn't exactly the way I intended for it to be, I had a tough time letting go.
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Or she falls back within it, letting go, allowing the cords to bear her, then bounces back upright, as if gravity were working in reverse.
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Liza says no, but Josh says yes, because his options are either letting go of the shop or agreeing to a whopping 10-year lease.
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At one point, the duo laugh and mimic the same silly pose while sitting side-by-side, with Markle never letting go of Harry's hand.
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As she makes her way to becoming a household name, the singer isn't letting go of what makes her unique — and that includes her hair.
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"Steve Curto proves that real love isn't hearts and flowers, but showing up every day, doing what has to be done, and never letting go."
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Johnson acknowledges, through the characters and the dialogue, that letting go of familiar things is hard, and he holds his audience's hands through the process.
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Couldn't, WOULDN'T, a kinder person just embrace the quiet victory of letting go, setting aside the monumental effort that comes with the desire for victory?
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In order to minimize the impact, Tesla is providing significant salary and stock vesting (proportionate to length of service) to those we are letting go.
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ESPN is letting go of around 100 staffers on Wednesday, with a large chunk of the layoffs hitting on-air talent, according to various reports.
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Game of Thrones is coming to an end and it sounds like Kit Harington may be having a harder time letting go than most fans.
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A: The central theme for me was really about finding people in your life that mean something to you and not letting go of them.
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But there are these two almost diametrically opposed systems for letting go of the self in music, and that transcendence is such a fundamental thing.
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McWilliams says he punched the bear in the eyes and nose as it dragged him 12 feet in about 15 seconds before finally letting go.
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This year's eclipses in Capricorn and Cancer found you letting go of old ideas and outdated modes of communication, and exploring new studies and beliefs.
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But the emails that stuck with me the most — that continue to stick with me — were the other 2.565 percent who had trouble letting go.
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Trying to send something to space by attaching it to a balloon and letting go sounds like a plan concocted by a six-year-old.
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This is a powerful time to let go of the past (even though your crab claws have a hard time letting go of anything nostalgic!).
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Expect your intuitive abilities to be majorly boosted, but also to find yourself processing a lot of deep emotions and letting go of the past.
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I had to start letting go of what I had planned in my mind should or shouldn't happen, because there isn't a rehearsal process really.
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The song has a strong eastern-influenced sound, and Sia croons about giving up, letting go, and learning to move on after the inevitable heartbreak.
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In order to minimize the impact, Tesla is providing significant salary and stock vesting (proportionate to length of service) to those we are letting go.
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Listening closely, it's clear this is about more than being shy: it's about letting go of himself completely in order to connect with something greater.
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When it does, it is not the craftsman fraying the edges for effect, nor the composer letting go of every theme in the fourth movement.
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Most avant-garde horn players then were letting go of the piano and all other chordal instruments, not to mention the structures of song form.
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Letting go can be hard; not only do some former owners haunt the houses they once inhabited, they say that the houses haunt them, too.
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Sometimes it's hard to accept that the kids are all right, because it feels like you're letting go of people who are precious to you.
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If we find ourselves ghosted early on in a virtual relationship, she thinks it's important that we learn ways of merely letting go (breathe, man!).
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The United States can succeed in Afghanistan, but only by letting go of the fantasy that destroying the Taliban is the only way to win.
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Living with regret is why we have entire spiritual practices devoted to letting go of the past and the unborn futures and accepting the moment.
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She could be bossy, but she was letting go now, life draining from her body, the process seeming utterly natural, her organs gradually shutting down.
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Mike Caridi: have a hard time letting go of things unless there's somebody there to tell me it's done or that I need to stop.
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When she caught up to the bicycle, he grabbed the car door before she fired the shot to "scare" him into letting go, the report said.
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Thanks to that twist, however, it seems Arian is encouraged to finally start letting go of his lying ways… until we see the "Little Lies" epilogue.
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Kaley Cuoco is letting go of her California abode just as her hit show, The Big Bang Theory is coming to an end after twelve seasons.
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Initially, I had the hardest time letting go of the pain and the fact that my life would change drastically while his would stay the same.
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To exactly no one's surprise, they're not so good at letting go of all the high-tech gadgets and international conspiracies that defined their former lives.
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Jenner added the caption "she is not letting go of mom😂💜" and slowly zoomed in on her daughter's tight grip on Jenner's blonde hair.
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In a letter to her 12-year-old daughter Jaya, Laura Dern shares her own experiences of letting go of the expectations she placed on herself.
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First – Chill – then Stupor – then the letting go – ... In this poem she talks about the experience people have when they're dying, like it's freezing to death.
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Truly, this eclipse has changed what feels deeply important to you, so letting go of some things will come naturally—even if it feels emotionally charged.
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No drivers letting go of the wheel here If you're not familiar with what Tesla's autopilot option is capable of, then this is a great overview.
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Certain complex moves can require eventually holding down three or more buttons, all pressed with perfect timing, or letting go of buttons at the right time.
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Williams said she "felt good about" making it to six months of nursing, and after that it was more about "emotionally letting go" of the experience.
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The full moon in Libra arrives on April 11, and this will be an especially poignant time for letting go of the past and processing emotions.
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But it was also a crucial turning point in your life when it comes to letting go of something that you needed to say goodbye to.
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This year's eclipses in Capricorn and Cancer found you letting go of dreams that no longer inspire you and finding new sources of creativity and romance.
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By letting go of the weird shame woven into the situation, you'll remember that you still have the power to shape the dialogue, tissues in hand.
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But a former senior House GOP aide countered that both legislators were open to letting go of the border plan if there was a viable alternative.
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"It would be letting go of that part of yourself, and it would almost be saying to yourself that all this wasn't worth it," she said.
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Kimberly-Clark: In January, the company announced it would be letting go of up to 5,500 jobs, and closing around 10 facilities, the Washington Post reported.
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This is a powerful time for letting go of old heartache and grief—but expect to run into people with whom you've had intense emotional interactions.
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It's hard and not always attainable, but I suspect that letting go of pounds of expectations, little by little, makes me a lightweight champ of sorts.
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I admire the freedom of creating art that disintegrates, or grows, or shifts into another form; there is such wisdom in the act of letting go.
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Griswold accurately points out how forgiveness is not condoning or accepting further injury, but the working through and letting go of anger and other negative feelings.
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The former Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan David Duke is not letting go of Donald Trump, whether the Republican Party likes it or not.
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In the beginning, he declares his own "suspension of disbelief," which means letting go of his non-Muslimness and reading the Quran on its own terms.
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RUEHL In all of our stories, there is maybe the letting go of a child onto a dangerous path and nothing you can do about it.
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" He is 85, living out west and not letting go of his grudge against Pitino, whom he long ago took to calling "the high-powered guy.
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That balance between when you start controlling every pixel and letting go of that a little bit and letting people own large pieces is one transition.
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Oyo, a budget hotel chain that&aposs backed by SoftBank, is letting go of 1,800 employees across China and India, according to a report in Bloomberg.
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Because apparently when you're stuck on a floating piece of driftwood with the person you love more than anything, "letting go" is the ultimate romantic expression.
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Mr. Bresien said job losses from upheaval in the car industry were bigger than they seemed, with companies quietly letting go of workers on temporary contracts.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) last week appeared to open the door to possibly letting go of Democrats' objections to move the bill forward.
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It was refreshing to see Sara Mearns and Taylor Stanley, both principal dancers with New York City Ballet letting go of precision at times, choosing playfulness.
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In essence, these redditors are letting go of the new Star Wars in order to justify their desire to hang on to the old Star Wars.
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If you don't mind letting go of your memories, give your 1999-self a hug for his or her mediocre investment and throw those cards on eBay.
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We need concept designers to explore further than merely deciding between variants of rounded-off parallelograms, and I applaud Kia for letting go of any sensible restraints.
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But Cheers was about letting go of your dreams, and Community was about learning to understand people with different views and backgrounds, and both shows were great.
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Much of life is about understanding nuance, accepting the gray areas, and letting go of the idea that truth exists in black and white, or opposite extremes.
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Certainly, Davis' success against Teixeira came largely in not letting go of him and using that Nurmagomedov strategy of 'just keep getting it back to the mat'.
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A R I Z O N A was us letting go of the concerns and the worries and trying to be something that let us be everything.
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"In the tradeoff between letting go of some sovereignty and building a state-of-the-art telecommunications network, most African countries have chosen the latter," he said.
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"It's my birthday tomorrow and i wanted to start my new year letting go of mindsets, beliefs and old stories that no longer serve me," she said.
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That shedding (which is natural, we shed skin and hair daily) is an integral part of the 'letting go' process to make a way for the new.
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Tesla focuses on its Autosteer and Auto Lane Change features for most of the video, but it's careful not to show drivers letting go of the wheel.
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Although Berkus and his family are letting go of this California sunshiny abode, they fulfilled their mission for the purchase: a creative outlet filled with fun projects.
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This has been a year of letting go and trusting in the unknown, one where we have wrapped up the last collective nine years of our life.
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It's letting go... having someone else lead them and give them the intensity that takes them away from their everyday world and brings them into a fantasy.
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Sex isn't all that's on your mind during Taurus season—you're going through major transformations, and this is a powerful time for letting go and finding closure.
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"In order to minimize the impact, Tesla is providing significant salary and stock vesting (proportionate to length of service) to those we are letting go," Musk wrote.
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The player is propelled by the same sort of inborn, anxious compulsion that feeds so many of the self-destructive behaviors that prevent people from letting go.
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But letting go isn't easy, especially since getting turned on in the first place requires the brain to be hyper-focused on what's happening in the moment.
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"We have a history of fighting back and never letting go," said Robert Holden, president of the Juniper Park Civic Association and an organizer of the rallies.
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Again, full moons are times for letting go, so you may find yourself closing the door on something (or someone) who used to make your heart sing.
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It's a record about letting go, and allowing yourself to be immersed in an experience—be that today, ten years ago today, your youth, or your future.
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Well, if you've had a hard time letting go and are still clinging on, Pluto will make you say goodbye when it challenges Jupiter on the 24th.
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It's a powerful day for letting go of the past, and the Moon's connection with Saturn this evening will help you create better structures for the future.
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Full moons are emotional periods, and this one finds you letting go of old beliefs and releasing partnerships that no longer work for new adventures and experiences.
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In "Liar," she sings about temptation and not being able to resist, letting go of the walls and excuses she's put up to avoid falling in love.
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The allure of a snake massage could be the sensation of snakes against skin, or it could be seen as a more spiritual experience about letting go.
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Meanwhile, Conde Nast is shutting down its Vogue, Wired and GQ channels on Snapchat, and letting go of the employees who were brought in to produce them.
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But the act of letting go isn't so easy, even with the assistance of the otherworldly Indonesian music duo Senyawa, who mix folklore traditions with experimental sounds.
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Accepting that my terrible-mother guilt was part of my illness, and letting go of it, was a huge part of integrating my depression into my parenting.
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But the moments when she saw girls growing in their confidence — testing out no-hands, standing on their pedals, letting go of training wheels — meant something more.
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But by scraping away at layers of corporate misdirection, by asking and asking again and not letting go, Simpson reached something naked and ugly and unimpeachably true.
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Part of successful aging involves letting go of certain expectations, knowing that physical complaints will increase and that there will be increasing losses as time goes by.
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Letting go of the revolutionary identity that once defined them, the Zapatistas, whose full name is the Zapatista Army of National Liberation, are venturing into electoral politics.
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And some Chettiars don't have the option of just letting go, of repairing back to the city with a shrug; the advancing decay is their permanent lot.
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The passengers -- actors Wesley Snipes and Matt Walsh -- all land on a tree branch, but Mr. Peanut "saves" them by letting go and falling to his death.
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Someone (probably Kelsey) will likely make a big speech about letting go of Peter but still being ready for love in a play for the Bachelorette title.
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When she gets arrested at an ATM wearing leather leggings and a crop top and puts her arms up without letting go of her hard-earned cash?
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As a result of the trial, she also reordered her life, committing more time to things that are emotionally sustaining, and letting go of those there weren't.
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By letting go of needless suffering and embracing your curiosity, you can uncover your own hidden talents that will allow you to live a more creative life.
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Logical Mercury in cool Air sign Aquarius will help you think with your head and not your heart, which will make letting go so, so much easier.
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Cleaning out your closet when you have a hard time letting go of objects, a shopping problem, or just need to do it can be daunting and emotional.
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"It takes a while for me to open up to people, but I also really like having a good time and letting go and letting loose," she says.
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A woman reaches out to you from the cover of Japanese Breakfast's Psychopomp in a way that could be read as either grasping for something, or letting go.
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That's the subject of a heartfelt ad by an Australian bank ANZ, which consists of various couples "letting go" when encountering the looks of other people in public.
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Instead of letting go of the piece of fish in his mouth, he wrapped his arm around it even more tightly and looked just a little bit sorry.
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After all, Miss America started in 1921 as a "bathing beauties" contest on the boardwalk of Atlantic City, and letting go of tradition can be difficult for some.
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For 20-30 minutes, you can listen to Puddicombe and Bennett calmly talk about what you should be feeling in your body, thinking about, or letting go of.
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The resulting seven-scene, four-performer work she has created throbs with the anguished effort of letting go — both for those who die and those who stay behind.
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In letting go of that future with a husband and two-point-five-kids, Becky also inadvertently "froze" herself in the place she was when she lost Mark.
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The second was letting go of being a "woman"—because I present as a woman, still, and for a while, it was important for me to acknowledge that.
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Also known as Sirsasana, the headstand pose wasn't out of the blue — Baldwin's book incorporates many principles from yoga, such as finding balance, staying grounded and letting go.
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" Speaking with PEOPLE about her parenting style in 2013, Mallette said, "When your kids hit a certain age your parenting style changes and it is hard letting go.
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This physical drive to eat carbs is compounded by the fact that psychologically, you've trained yourself to expect a period of restriction after any period of letting go.
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Having the old man explain to her that sometimes letting go of something is the only way to hold onto the people you love may have saved us.
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But by letting go of disappointments and focusing on all of the positive ways you're driving the process forward, you're proving to yourself that you can keep going.
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What I am saying is that the things we have the most trouble letting go of are the things we probably need to let go of the most.
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Many have speculated that the song, which talks about letting go and moving on from a relationship, is about the singer's recent split with her husband, Liam Hemsworth.
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What Drake and Mr. Bieber have done is perhaps the opposite: letting go of the wheel and using the music video as a focal point for mass reinterpretation.
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Last week, the company announced it would move all vehicle sales online and close most of its retail stores, letting go of thousands of employees in the process.
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New moons mark the beginning of a new cycle, and this one in Pisces will provide a powerful time for deep healing and letting go of the past.
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"I sometimes have a hard time letting go of things— guilt, worries over old conversations or slights, old hurts, old hopes— and am burdened by them," says Hong.
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They can be depressive, but they have a hard time letting go of the thought that there might be something good at the end of all this difficult.
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Heyday, the affordable and practical "modern facial shop," announced in an email Friday that it was letting go of its hundreds of skin therapists, hosts, and shop attendants.
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A proper carnival, after all, is a rite of disinhibition, a riot of release, a good time for letting go, for letting out what you normally keep in.
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I have to do a lot of adjusting, tightening a dial in the back, letting go of the navigation wands to push the goggles back up my nose.
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The shift from the previous painting to this one engenders a sense of pressure and release, the impression of a hand squeezing the space and then letting go.
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There were talismans — a Eurotunnel key holder, which he held between his fingers and showed people, without ever letting go, as if he were afraid of losing it.
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Moreover, letting go of toxic feelings can give you an added bonus of making you feel powerful — not by exerting power over someone else, but power over yourself.
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Even when Louise first encounters the aliens — turning her gaze up at the marvelous octopus-like creatures towering above her — Adams conveys awe without letting go of sorrow.
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The Obamacare insurance mandate is a clear example of a government-imposed rule meant to boost a private industry; its powerful lobbyists aren't letting go of it easily.
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But readers who face troubles of their own may recognize Caroline's fierce resolve: Others may be "fine with letting go of people they love," but she is not.
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You're unlikely to trust a partner until it has been proven to you that you can, and you can be possessive and have a hard time letting go.
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What if, instead of locking up as many people as possible, we prioritized letting go of grievances in order to create a better future for victims and perpetrators?
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They include keeping the child away from typically feminine activities like gymnastics, scheduling more play dates with boys and encouraging "letting go" of the boy by the mother.
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I wanted to return to the neighborhood, to build a new life on top of the one I'd wrecked, without letting go of any of the old participants.
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Or, using nicer terms, what did Armstrong mean when he talked about "synergies," often a code word for letting go of employees in areas where there is overlap.
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There is dying in the sense of letting this body go, letting go of feelings, emotions, these things we call our identity, and practicing to let those go.
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Still having a difficult time letting go of the fear and anger that you feel toward a certain slow-cooker after watching last week's episode of This Is Us?
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The company has also mulled selling the surgical tools unit of its Bausch & Lomb eye care division and letting go of some additional dermatology brands plus several international businesses.
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However, what I do like is that the letting go of this album means it is taking a gentler course than the usual abrupt release of a single album.
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Carrie Underwood is letting go of the home where she suffered a fall that resulted in her receiving over 40 stitches in her face, a source confirms to PEOPLE.
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In fact, it was just a freeing experience of letting go and then not having these restrictions and feeling like I was in a box in my own head.
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L: I think the thing that was hardest for me when you first started taking care of Des was letting go of the house being perfect when you'd come.
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Xi also met members of the military, which is undergoing its own painful reform process to modernize the world's largest armed forces, including letting go of 300,000 service personnel.
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As more cars are sold with these advanced features, drivers get more experience with letting go of the wheel and trusting their cars to handle some of the driving.
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Astrologers usually say that you, Cancer, are the one who has a hard time letting go of the past, but with Uranus's influence this month, you're embracing the future.
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You're letting go of old patterns this winter and crave someone who can support you as you implement new routines and do your best to be productive and responsible.
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Just days after the massive layoffs at Activision Blizzard, the developer of Guild Wars announced this week it would be letting go dozens of members of its staff members.
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I hope those judging can imagine the incredible pain of letting go of your favorite creature on EARTH because you know you can't help them be healthy and happy.
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He also makes a surprise trip to see Esther (Ludivine Sagnier), and leave her the photo of himself with baby Pius, another way of letting go and saying goodbye.
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The Memphis Grizzlies, who visit the Spurs on Wednesday, are in organizational turmoil after letting go of head coach David Fizdale on Monday amid an eight-game losing streak.
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The company showed off a controller design at the conference which they said will allow users to drop and pick up virtual objects without letting go of the controller.
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Healing requires letting go of rigid, maladaptive psychological defenses so that you can be renewed — this requires a softening rather than a hardening so that you can take flight.
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Anyone who has been through a breakup will know that letting go can be difficult, and that's exactly what fans of Game of Thrones are going through right now.
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This full moon in Capricorn is teaching you a lot about your intimate relationships, and you're also letting go of baggage you don't need to hold on to anymore.
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But getting that experience may mean letting go, just a little bit, of our fantasy of a world where all roads, or even most of them, led to Rome.
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Markey warned against the implications of the U.S. leaving the 195-nation deal, saying it would be a sign the U.S. is letting go of its global leadership position.
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As they make the rounds of Parliament this week, her proxies have made a forceful case for letting go of unrealistic hopes — and the risks that go with them.
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Tackling typically meant grabbing the ball carrier's shirt and not letting go, swinging him around until centrifugal force and his own flailing limbs left him splayed on the grass.
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In fact, you have no reservations about letting go and believe that love should be lighthearted and carefree, with partners free to grow into the best version of themselves.
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I was sad to take down my Tinder profile — I mourned letting go of the photos and messages from dozens of hot younger men who wanted to please me.
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I don't think we can blame individuals for not having a good experience, or point to them "not letting go," or "surrendering" as the only thing that went awry.
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So I was letting go of a person I really connected with but at the same time I knew he felt so strongly and I just wasn't there yet.
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Ad Astra is clearly using space travel and astronaut emotional compartmentalization as a metaphor for the challenges men face in letting go of bottled-up baggage and embracing vulnerability.
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But if you're having trouble letting go, it can be helpful to identify exactly what you miss about the old workplace so you can address that loss head-on.
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While casual users treat drugs as tools for temporary escape—a way of letting go—we use them to hack our bodies and regulate our physical and emotional states.
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For example: for those people who thrive on order, or whose lives necessarily revolve around precise planning, the snow can be a real lesson in letting go, and relatively safely.
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In this letting go, there is relaxation, a new surge of energy that's coming to you, a new enthusiasm, revitalizing you and renewing you to move forward from this experience.
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"I had just spent so many years living in fear of judgment and what other people think, and it was finally just letting go of that," Madison told PEOPLE Now.
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I had just entered my freshman year of high school and a nice guy asked me to be his girlfriend while Wayne Wonder's "No Letting Go" played in the background.
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Because video games are so dynamic, it means not only relinquishing the control you can exert over the learning process, but also facing the trepidation that comes with letting go.
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More specifically, the third quarter moon is meant to kick off this period of letting go; and as astrologer Dana Gerhardt writes, it can be a challenging period of transition.
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With hopes for a great 2018, we're leaving as much baggage behind — and that includes letting go some of the clothing and trends that got us through this tumultuous year.
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At this point in early labor, she says in the video, "not much dilation is happening just yet," but as she keeps squeezing and letting go, the moment finally happens.
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Snap has gone through several layoffs in the last year, letting go several dozen employees over a couple of rounds in the hardware division and in recruiting in late 2017.
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By the time the holidays roll around and Mercury ends its retrograde, you're letting go of old patterns that have been limiting you and engaging in new (or renewed!) partnerships.
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Chaim: Tasha touched on this in her review, but if there's a running thread through the film, it's about letting go of the past and forging a new path forward.
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Everything Madame Gandhi is singing about here, about giving yourself an emotional makeover and letting go of self-destructive behaviors, is seriously helping to set my intentions for next week.
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Among them is the fact that the company will be letting go some 33,000 to 4,000 employees over the next three years, according to a new filing with the SEC.
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Take the high road in all you do, and open yourself to transformation—this may mean accepting that you're wrong, letting go of the past, or even relinquishing some power.
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In February, the actress revealed she and the Aladdin actor had to undergo a "deterioration" in their marriage that involved letting go of the fantasies they wanted in their marriage.
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For instance, imagine a parent with Spectacles on, teaching their kid how to ride a bike, recording it all, and never letting go of the bike as their kid balances.
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We do this with a heavy heart, as we are in the process of letting go of some Sonos employees who have played important roles getting us to this point.
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The chief executive's opposition, beyond his seeming incapability of letting go, is based on claims that Mr. Redstone is not competent to act and is being manipulated by his daughter.
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She didn't recall letting go of her oar as they crossed the finish line or seeing Snyder smack the water with her hands, sending water splashing high into the air.
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"When I try my best to tap into the psyche of record execs and how they think, they know there's some value — that's why they're not letting go," he said.
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The more complicated truth is that everyone who holds a grudge does so for a reason, and fears that letting go of it would mean the loss of something precious.
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Lindberg's point is that Iran's mullahs should consider letting go of their past grievances, looking instead to a future of coexistence with the U.S. to benefit as Vietnam has done.
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To listen to this album is to cede a certain amount of control, and to accept that letting go of the wheel is not only freeing, but maybe inevitable, too.
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Hitting the pyt button Letting go can also be facilitated by doing things like walking in nature, doing yoga or mediation, exercising, keeping a journal or engaging in creative work.
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The success of books like the Mark Manson New York Times best seller (with the unprintable name) indicates that letting go and laying off may very well set us free.
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Letting go is hard, but Uranus, the official weirdo of the zodiac, is working with stability-loving Saturn in a positive way today, helping you be free of the past!
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When Venus is retrograde, it's a chance to reflect on these themes, as we will find ourselves letting go of old cravings—or, realizing just how badly we want something.
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Spirit: Letting go of the past can be hard for you as an emotional water sign, but the upcoming year will give you a tremendous opportunity to do exactly that.
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" Added the mom-of-four: "It took me a long time to differentiate between giving up and letting go, and even longer to recognize when it was time to do so.
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You say that one thing that's necessary for self-awareness is, paradoxically, letting go of the truth for absolute truth, and if we keep searching for that, it won't help us.
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For Disney, letting go of Sky as a part of their acquisition package of Fox's entertainment assets will significantly reduce their debt to be able to invest in their streaming efforts.
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And although there was an emotional attachment to family-run firms, numerous examples from Europe showed that letting go of a business at the right time could be beneficial, he said.
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As more and more cars are sold with these advanced features, drivers get more experience with letting go of the wheel and trusting their cars to handle some of the driving.
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FROM PEN: Vanessa Grimaldi Talks About Her First Impression of Fiance Nick Viall Sheila's Take It's no surprise that Nate's mom was having a tough time letting go of her son.
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When I pulled my hand back or released my grip on the stick by letting go of the Vive controller's trigger, the seat yanked back with the force of the deceleration.
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Along with stripping my head of the wigs and bandanas came the stripping of my soul — letting go of all my fears, doubts, and insecurities as regards to not having hair.
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While the companies Business Insider spoke with clarified they are not letting go of their "traditional" internship programs, they are using fellowships and apprenticeships to supplement their existing entry-level recruiting.
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But some people appear to be having a harder time letting go, including the producers at Dancing for the Stars who have allegedly expressed interest in bringing Spicer on the show.
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Yet, as Cowen and Currid-Halkett both find, for all the new elite's well-intentioned consumption and subsequent self-assurance, they have no intention whatsoever of letting go of their status.
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But if the show is returning regardless, it might as well try to do right by the job of letting go of letting what's dead die, and letting life go on.
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Sorry You Couldn't Make It is the sound of an old master letting go of the idea of making music that might chart, and instead making what comes to him naturally.
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Now that Valentine's Day is behind us, Netflix is letting go of feel-good romantic movies such as The Jane Austen Book Club, Eat Pray Love, and P.S. I Love You.
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To the surprise of many, the Titans brought Fissure out of retirement after letting go of two strong Main Tank players in Sang-beom "Bumper" Park and Jang-hyeon "TiZi" Hwang.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Embracing Refugees, Then Letting Go" ("Refugees Welcome" series, front page, March 26): It's with a sense of shame that I read about Canadians sponsoring Syrian refugees.
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There's a famous scene in Enter the Dragon when an opponent holds a board with one hand, letting go of it while he breaks it, in mid-air, with the other.
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"Letting go of past habits is a huge barrier to happiness that you need to overcome if you want to change and experience growth and joy in your life," she says.
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It wasn't until I smashed a glass jar I was cleaning at work by actually just letting go of it that I realised this new clumsiness only happens once a month.
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Letting go is also the practice of letting in, letting your teacher be alive in you, and to see that he is more than just a physical body now in Vietnam.
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"The question is, at what sort of stage will they start letting go of some of the regulation, and I think basically, we need to see further decreases in prices," he said.
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The Real Housewives of Orange County star disproved one theory — "It's not haunted" — and opened up about the real reason she's letting go of the Ladera Ranch property while visiting PEOPLE Now.
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That same person has to be comfortable with letting go of thousands of other opportunities, even if later on one of those not chosen turns out to be one that should've been.
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Full moons are all about letting go, and eclipses are even more extreme, wiping out situations that are no longer serving you, even if you'd been having fun distracting yourself with them.
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In letting go of Aslan and Griffin, CNN seemed to making a statement about the propriety it expects from all of its contributors, whether or not they are part of the newsroom.
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"Ideally, we have plans, but one of the things I've learned has been letting go of control and just trying to be who you want to be in every moment," he says.
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He outlined several steps the campaign was taking, including pay cuts for top campaign staff members — Mr. Rodriguez said he would be among them — and letting go aides in its Baltimore office.
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Control and dominance are themes in the air, and on a deeper level, we are looking for release—whether that release is psychological, sexual, or letting go of a relationship or responsibility.
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One U.S. senator told the Times Trump "has had a hard time letting go" of the lie, and that he has heard the president revive his doubts about Obama's place of birth.
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Within the circumscribed, geometric domain he set out to explore, he is slowly but confidently pulling out all the stops without letting go of the geometry that got him where he is.
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Also supporting the bid for bonds, the U.S. Federal Reserve on Wednesday signalled it would soon lay out a plan to stop letting go of $4 trillion in bonds and other assets.
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Ransomware is a class of malware that encrypts all the files on a computer, letting go of them only when a ransom is paid to the hacker who has the encryption key.
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He also joked about not being able to throw and aim things the way he wants after getting used to letting go of things on the ISS and allowing them to float.
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Duterte gave no reason for letting go staunch loyalist and former university classmate Vitaliano Aguirre, but it came at a time of rampant media speculation he would be sacked over his performance.
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She had to remind herself to accept where she was in that moment — "letting go of what you think you should be and making room for what is," as she puts it.
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This is a powerful full moon for letting go of the past and process emotions about your childhood, issues with your family, and current lessons you're learning about privacy, safety, and boundaries.
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Some stories were so compelling that we visited them again and again, like the complicated and heartbreaking love story of a family caring for, and potentially letting go of, a foster child.
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Within three minutes of our arrival and shortly after letting go of his suspicions that I might be a member of the amoral, all-powerful media, Joe casually hands us a flyer.
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For all its dark intimations of a society in thrall to technology and individuals shorn of their individuality mindlessly letting go of their will, "Golem" remains playfully comic in tone and spirit.
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Since then she's worked to bring that legacy into today, without letting go of the music's traditional markers: swing rhythm, acoustic instrumentation, a deep-hued blues color, an air of savvy sophistication.
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How to Conquer the Challenge of Long-Term Travel "Long-term travel is an exercise in letting go of exact to-do lists, planning moment to moment and controlling the entire process."
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" She acknowledged that discarding art can be challenging and urged parents to do what they think is best for their child, adding, "letting go of it once it is photographed is easier.
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And yet, instead of letting go, or turning away, Mazur chronicled his disappearance from the world while staying true to his belief that painting and art would sustain him to the end.
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Regardless of the reasoning, I still get uncomfortable — but I give my partner a death grip as if to tell him, and the world, that I'm proud and I'm not letting go.
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Bluhm, whose adult children only wanted the new bed and dining set, recommends a philosophical approach to the process of letting go of possessions that children may not cherish but others may.
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Among them are an interview with Martin Scorsese about letting go, finding renewal in the dark of winter above the Arctic Circle, above, and the meat-lover's guide to eating less meat.
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"'Miss Americana' emerges, ultimately, as a chronicle of Swift letting go of that need for approval, and growing into a woman more confident in her own voice," wrote Angie Han for Mashable.
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I'm not 100% sure that I have to thank my clothes for their service, but I can see how it allows for a calmness with the sometimes-difficult process of letting go.
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From the start of his 2016 presidential campaign, Bernie Sanders was prickly about race, uncomfortable with an outspoken, demanding blackness, resistant to letting go of his preference for discussing class over race.
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During the process of finding a prospective partner — "The idea of letting go of the reins is not an easy one," Mr. Wink said — Cirque seemed like a match for other reasons.
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"'Things Change' details a more self-destructive time in my life in Montreal, coming to terms with being the one in the relationship that had a harder time letting go," explains Grandson.
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Full moons are emotional and exhausting, and they usually bring some drama, as they're a time of culmination and letting go (which can mean shit hitting the fan, or goodbyes taking place).
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It was hard to let go of that red silk dress that accompanied me to so many weddings, but Ms. Wolf encourages you to "be brutal in letting go," so out it went.
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Get to know the new you—because you're going to be different after this eclipse, and it'll be for the best, as you'll be letting go of things that no longer serve you.
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"Farmers have got good prices right now, but they're not letting go of anything," said Guy Brady, president of Vista Exports Corp in Houston, which buys grain from farmers that is later exported.
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The federal government discussed budget cuts as early as 2006, reports the Associated Press, as the National Science Foundation has hunted for ways to free up money by letting go of older projects.
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Though she said she believes the move is the best thing for her, she dished on her emotional experience letting go to Entertainment Tonight's Cameron Mathison at CBS' Television Critics Association summer party.
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Of course, D'Agostino's trouble letting go of his bachelor lifestyle would be one of the many reasons he and de Lesseps later split, divorcing just seven months after first walking down the aisle.
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Being flexible, acquiring new knowledge, exploring new ways of thinking, seeing the world from a different perspective, coming to terms with changes in power, letting go of old associates and building new networks.
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In fact, I've found that getting a regular eight hours of sleep is vital to maintaining my sanity—but isn't becoming Trump about letting go of my sanity, acquiescing entirely to my id?
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The glass transition temperature is just some best-fit temperature to describe when people have really started letting go of and re-grabbing someone else's hand—during that time, it's a supercooled liquid.
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Another moment in the bonus content from the Blu-ray and Digital release of the film features DeObia Oparei, who plays Rongo the Strongman, letting go of the weights he's lifting too early.
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Scorpio is the sign of death and rebirth, so this full moon is all about exploring your dark side, letting go of what's no longer serving you, and freeing yourself from the past.
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Carole's body goes limp as the straps are snapped over her wrists and ankles, and it seems as though she were surrendering, letting go completely, giving in to whatever has been ailing her.
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If letting go isn't doable for you, or you're not really sure what's considered "awkward," then here are some broad signs to keep in mind: You have a hard time interpreting social situations.
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"They're still together a year and a half later, which Rachel thinks is thanks to resetting their feelings and letting go of their baggage to "rediscover who we were outside of each other.
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These ordinances place the choice of prosecution wholly in the hands of the victim's family rather than the government, letting go of the idea of premeditated murder as a "crime against the state".
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LANKFORD: Did any member of the White House staff ever come to you and talk to you about letting go of the Michael Flynn case, or dropping it or anything referring to that?
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Here are six things you should keep in mind before sending a kid of any age back to class, and some suggestions for those parents who may have a tough time letting go.
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The 223ers used their offseason to double-up on size, defense, and Joel Embiid insurance by letting go of Jimmy Butler and J.J. Redick, then signing Al Horford and trading for Josh Richardson.
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"We are letting go of many great people today, and it is not their fault," David Sacks, the newly named CEO of Zenefits, wrote in a memo to all employees, obtained by Mashable.
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While never letting go of that belief, you work on other goals that either make it possible for you to come back to that wish some day or they de-rail you altogether.
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Eclipses are very emotional times, and they often find us having to reorient ourselves and our direction—letting go of what's no longer serving us, but also walking through new doors of opportunity.
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It's funny though, people have a hard time letting go of that, there's still an ongoing debate about what responsibility the press have and the way they covered Hillary Clinton's emails in 22018.
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Cloud-based polling service SurveyMonkey informed employees today that it is letting go of about 100 people in a plan to retool its product aimed at businesses, which is not living up to expectations.
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In addition to revealing that they're big fans of each other's work, hooks and Watson talk about their experiences with feminism and letting go of stereotypes, especially the one that feminism can't be fun.
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But for me, it was a gut-level reminder that a little bit of foolishness and a lot of letting go could recover parts of myself that were never really left in the past.
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October baseball is finally about letting go, about saying goodbye to every reasonable reason, or at least about realizing that we are almost certainly going someplace different than where we expect to end up.
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The Air signs will be dealing with some emotionally-charged issues as Saturn moves through Capricorn: Gemini around sex and trust, Libra around building a home, and Aquarius around letting go of the past.
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There's something oddly relaxing about the idea of just writing for writing's sake and letting go of any self-imposed need to stop and carefully repair your word choice or painstakingly reconstruct a sentence.
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Letting go of your time management a bit, indulging in some sweet car games and watching the world go by is the best way to make the most of a classic open-road vacation.
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" This could mean someone who is still "coming to grips with their transition from an individual contributor role to management, and [who] is having trouble letting go and trusting others to do the job.
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The mother of two boys who both survived middle school, Vail describes that balance between control and letting go during the middle school years as an ongoing dance between a parent and the child.
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The song subjects on the record (love, letting go, tension in relationships, connection with someone) are set against deliberately constructed and arranged songs that work decidedly well together, not feeling too busy or bulky.
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He had the audience in high spirits with his popular song "Vivir Mi Vida (Live My Life)," a song whose lyrics celebrate life and happiness while emphasizing the importance in letting go of sadness.
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Letting go is never easy, but to everyone's credit these clothes were (the models were all clowning around and lounging on one another's laps), their complications a mere hint of provocation at the seams.
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Well, as soon as I heard the song I had this vision of going deeper and deeper into dark waters, but with a sense of calm and confidence, of letting go, love, and intimacy.
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But dead twigs, branches that cross each other close to the trunk (picture how your arms would appear if you turned a steering wheel without letting go): Not a good look for a tree.
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"High as a Kite" treats its cliché title seriously: "Miles above it's so serene/I'm letting go of all the troubles that I've seen," Rivers Cuomo sings, putting a yearning tone in his voice.
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"It appears that white sharks work on a strategy of grabbing prey, usually swinging it in its mouth, holding it for a while, and then oftentimes letting go and circling the area," Burgess explained.
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The film shows that preserving choreography is difficult not only because muscle memories can't be handed down like recipes, but because dancing in the present almost by definition means letting go of the past.
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Through much of the story, Pitt's character grapples with that legacy ("I do what I do because of my dad"); at last he saves himself and the world by letting go of his father.
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For Wenner, who will remain on the Rock Hall's board, relinquishing control over that institution may be his final step in letting go of an extraordinary level of power and influence over pop culture.
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All top-flight clubs were required to notify the Premier League by May 29 about which players they were keeping, and which they would be letting go when their contracts expire on June 30.
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It Chapter Two never really depicts the way dewy sentimentality can curdle into pain and regret or considers whether the other side of middle age offers a way of letting go of the past.
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That he can turn a tune as taciturn and eerily beautiful as "'Round Midnight" into a pillowy, Red Garland-like ballad without letting go of its power shows the sensitivity of Mr. Tyner's ear.
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By then, the person in the driver's seat will be able to watch a movie while the car navigates the morning commute, he said — but only if people are comfortable letting go of control.
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August 11's solar eclipse in Leo finds you mourning and letting go of the past—but secrets will be shared between you and your intimate partners, and new, deep connections will be forged.
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No one can avoid misfortune in all its forms, but even doing something as small as, say, letting go of your fear of Friday the 13th can count as a step in the right direction.
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I wonder how much of her effort in various recovery programs was spent forgiving, letting go of the reality that there is a rotten part of the system she devoted so much of herself to.
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In September, she downsized her home collection slightly, reportedly selling a $6.7 million home in the same area in an off market deal and letting go of the empty lot next door for $5.35 million.
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After earlier reports of an understandably emotional Monday morning staff meeting led by CEO Boris Sofman, the company has confirmed with TechCrunch that it will be letting go of its staff, effective later this week.
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Anderson's Heart of a Dog is ostensibly about the loss of her beloved rat terrier Lolabelle, but is actually much broader, using her story to explore themes of loss and letting go, memory and narrative.
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But after an unexpected tragedy, he and his close friends attempt to uncover the truth and make sense of it while learning some incredibly important lessons about life, love and the art of letting go.
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Ben Warren (Jason Winston George) is having a hard time letting go after running a head trauma victim to the hospital and we meet the new badass woman of TGIT, Andy Herrera (Jaina Lee Ortiz).
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But for now, she's working on letting go of some of the intense guilt she feels towards the victims and their families any way she can, including visiting the memorial just outside the school grounds.
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What I learned instead was that Atlantis may be family-friendly, but it's also the perfect destination for an overstressed, overly-neurotic mom who learned you can have the best time just by letting go.
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It's yet another example of letting go of the old to embrace the new, and walking out of the theater, I was trying to think about what burning questions I had — and there weren't any.
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When the decision was made to end The Good Wife last season, star Christine Baranski admits she had trouble with the idea of letting go of Diane Lockhart, even after seven seasons in the role.
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Gabrielle Union's journey toward motherhood involved a decent amount of letting go for her to come around to the idea of using a surrogate, eventually welcoming daughter Kaavia James with husband Dwyane Wade in November.
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It took years before she got to the point where she was making observations freely in the cave, letting go of the hesitation that our surface-senses try to cling to: Will I slip here?
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"This is not letting go of a dream; it's having the ambition to start a new one!" wrote Vollmer, who is entered only in Friday's 100m butterfly at the national championships in Palo Alto, California.
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Her feed is a holistic homage to the idea of letting go, of allowing grace and human kindness to enter into the spaces where resentment once made a home — and shaped a very public image.
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Without letting go of its grounding in the lives and desires of its characters, especially Ada, it becomes an unusual kind of ghost story, more unnerving than terrifying, a supernatural fable of resistance and revenge.
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""Pardon my expressions but like Ricky I'm only letting go of my tensions," Residente rapped in Spanish, referencing Rosselló's response to the leaked document in which he said it was meant to "free up tension.
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That struggle between feeling like you want to be close to someone, but there are also all these other things that you want to do, and either choosing to stick with something, or letting go.
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By letting go of these motifs, the artist moved on to court chaos and the further breakdown of an already precarious idea of order, all while acknowledging what I think of as his core belief.
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Ultimately, this is all about letting go of old habits and learning how to do something new—sometimes, having the support of a friend who has been there/done that, is exactly what you need.
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"I just feel like we have a bond for the rest of our lives, like never letting go, like Jack and Rose," he further joked, beginning to sing "My Heart Will Go On" from Titanic.
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She said a person can develop a type of tunnel vision and start to believe that they can regain their power only by taking revenge when in fact, the power lies in the letting go.
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"There was a feeling of letting go, of releasing them into a new dimension," explains the Fukuoka native who got his start working part-time in a flower market while pursuing a career in music.
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When I go to my mom, I have to gather up courage to face my mother in a raw, letting go of my pride sort of way in order to tell her how I feel.
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One indelible scene shows Juan holding Chiron in his arms in a rippling blue ocean, teaching him to float—which is another way of teaching him the letting go that comes with trust, with love.
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There's an emotionally intense mood in the air today, and this evening will be an especially powerful time for letting go of the past — don't let any control freak tendencies keep you from moving forward!
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But we also got an important glimpse of a softer side of Arya — in a scene that seemed to show her letting go of her long-held quest for vengeance, at least to some degree.
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Only after he tells the monster this can he begin to move past the guilt he feels, both for letting go in the dream and occasionally wishing his mother's death would be over in real life.
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During this Mars retrograde—which will be stirring up such a sensitive, private sector of your chart and will be intensifying your feelings—forgiveness and letting go is definitely key to working well with the energy.
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You're going to release some expectations you've had about yourself and your goals, but letting go can feel good—and in their place, you can foster a new dream, better suited to who you are now.
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The closeups add intensity and drama to small motions, show obsession and vulnerability, create tension by informing the audience of danger or subterfuge, and are used as a visual metaphor for letting (or not letting) go.
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It taps into something primal when she wails on the highest, most sustained note in the track and makes you feel like you're listening to the letting go of a long-held and well-worn discontentment.
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"I'm insecure about my legs in this picture but I'm posting it because I look so happy and this year I've decided I'm letting go of my perfectionism and embracing freedom from self criticism," she said.
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And, after speaking the cast and crew behind the series on that fair spring day, it's clear the proudly queer series, returning June 11, doesn't plan on letting go of its ultra glam intensity all season.
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"Believe in Heaven," contains a raucous guitar part which sounds something the White Stripes might have released in the early 00s, and celebrates the record's theme of letting go of the past and embracing the future.
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This Mercury retrograde is likely to be more emotional for you than usual, as you'll find yourself reflecting on times of grief, and you'll be letting go of thoughts and emotions you may have been repressing.
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The endings we experience in letting go of television are unique because rarely in life do we have to let go of so many beloved people and places at once, never to hear from them again.
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But for a DOJ prosecutor to make such a request is "a pretty significant step," Ray argued, one that prosecutors don't typically take unless they believe the testimony is worth letting go of a smaller fish.
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It was clear to me where things were going, but Father Zogby liked to say that the first step in the contemplative life was letting go of preconceptions and expectations—so I pushed my suspicions aside.
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Letting go of some of the cryptographic Holy Grails, for example, might ease the difficulty of making decentralized systems that work for users with limited technological capabilities by giving simpler options for key recovery or storage.
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"It was a moment of letting go of everything that I had come with to Congo, to Luba country," she recalled in 2017 in an interview published by the U.C.L.A. School of the Arts and Architecture.
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She described it in detail: his dash across the terrace of her 14th-floor East Side penthouse, straddling the parapet as she screamed and pleaded, swinging his legs over the side, hanging momentarily, then letting go.
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I was also dealing with changes within my friend group at the time; the biggest change being letting go of a close but toxic friend; I realized that I needed friendships that were more mutually supportive.
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If you aren't sure what you want, that's OK, too—spend this time focusing more on letting go of what no longer serves you, rather than focusing on what you want to pull into your life.
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"Sophisticated letting go" was how Ms. Nichanian described her intentions, a slippery notion unless you remember Mick Jagger's dictum that it is all right to let yourself go, as long as you can get yourself back.
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"Star Wars" star Mark Hamill may have made a public show of deleting his Facebook account, but it appears he&aposs having a tough time letting go of one of the company&aposs other apps: Instagram.
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The thing that I love the most about On Letting Go is that there was really painful stuff happening in my family—the family I was born into—that I didn't know how to deal with it.
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As an actor, there's a lot of preparation and a lot of letting go, so when new text is put in front of me, saying it out loud for the first time works most of the time.
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" The final song, "Meet You In The Maze," discovers love as the essential act of letting go: "That's why I see you clear as air," Blake muses, "And it's not from my creating / Music can't be everything.
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