It is a liberating thing and I don't think women are letting it out.
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"If your partner stimulates somewhere and you feel your throat tighten, don't be shy about letting it out," she says.
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" Joy Reid wrote: "And now we all know him, so he feels comfortable letting it out in front of all of us.
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I think when men cry they're really letting it out; they're not pretending to be something they're not, so I appreciate it.
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"It's me and my besties tipsy off champagne — and me with my broken heart — just letting it out and having fun," she said.
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"It's me and my besties tipsy off champagne — and me with my broken heart — just letting it out and having fun," she says.
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His parents died, so now he's in the apartment on his own, but he said he's only letting it out for certain fairs and at Easter.
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"It's me and my besties tipsy off champagne — and me with my broken heart — just letting it out and having fun," she said about the hit.
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"I just felt like nobody was taking me seriously at all and that it was way more serious than anybody was letting it out to be," she said.
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If there were no legitimate uses for the buckle, you would, in letting it out of your control, be guaranteeing that it would be misused, and you'd bear some responsibility.
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Like "Burn the Witch," which was attempted during several sessions before seeing completion, the band chose to wait until they could master the song before letting it out into the world.
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For years now, public health organizations have been telling us to dive into our arms and elbows if nothing else, like a tissue, is available, rather than letting it out into our hands.
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But we get it: going in the safety of your home is a lot different than letting it out in front of your coworkers, peers, or total strangers — and it's definitely a whole other level if you're talking significant others.
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Jacob Rosenberg, professor of surgery at the University of Copenhagen and the study's lead author, wrote that letting it out will relieve a physical problem, but if you're unable to get out of your seat due to turbulence or a dozing neighbor, cause a social problem.
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They're singing > 'Dance in the Dark,' but they're dancing and they're free, they're letting > it out. But the songs are not about freedom, they're about [the fact that] I > get it. I feel the way you feel.
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A positive displacement meter may be compared to a bucket and a stopwatch. The stopwatch is started when the flow starts and stopped when the bucket reaches its limit. The volume divided by the time gives the flow rate. For continuous measurements, we need a system of continually filling and emptying buckets to divide the flow without letting it out of the pipe.
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I-94 Bar's reviewer T J Honeysuckle was impressed by "a crack team of Melbourne based musicians kicking it out, letting it out of their systems, with an air of abandonment and glee permeating each and every track". Fellow reviewer at the website Patrick Emery felt it was "a grab bag of neo-70s riffs, screeching vocals (albeit computer generated) and iconic rock theatrics".
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One of the lights of the lamp used for showing the face of the Lord will be quivering to testify the fact that the Lord is taking breath and letting it out. The light of the other lamp, which is kept below remain resolutely. There are a two mosques in vazeerabad which has historical importance. One is Masjid-E-Sara-E-Meer-Alam and second one is Qutub shahi mosque.
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Mass market patterns are made standardized, while human bodies vary, so store- bought patterns only fit a small proportion of people well, and an experienced sewist can adjust standard patterns to better fit any body shape.muslin on a dress form. This dress form is adjustable to match the wearer's unique measurements, and the muslin is fit around the form accordingly. By taking it in or letting it out, a smaller or larger fit can be made from the original pattern.
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In 1982, Agnew released his first solo album, All by Myself (Frontier), on which he played all the instruments. Agnew went on to release two more solo albums, Emotional Vomit (under the name Rikk Agnew's Yard Sale) in 1990 and 1992's Turtle, both on Triple X Records. About the album Emotional Vomit, Agnew said, "A lot of (the songs) I wrote while I was in a very bad state, a very lonely and self-abusing state. It was a way of letting it out".
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Miriam Milbourne risked her life to save a rare breed, a small herd of Golden Guernsey goats by hiding them for years. A farmer hid his bull in a haystack for years, only letting it out at night. Because of the small size of the islands, most resistance involved individuals risking their lives to save someone else.Senator is a driving force behind move for international recognition, Jersey Evening Post, 9 March 2010 The British government followed a policy of not encouraging resistance in the Channel Islands.
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The Wicked Husbandmen from the Bowyer Bible, 19th century. This parable of Jesus, also known as the Parable of the Wicked Husbandmen, is found in three of the four canonical gospels (, Mark , and Matthew ), and also in the non-canonical Gospel of Thomas. It describes a householder planting a vineyard and letting it out to husbandmen, who failed in their duty. The owner sent various servants successively to collect a share of the proceeds of the harvest, but each time the husbandmen rejected them.
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They signed with a new management company called CRS Management, who also manage New Zealand artists like Brooke Fraser, The Naked and Famous, and Maala. In March 2016, the band signed with the record company Warner Music NZ. Later that year, Openside would release their debut EP, Push Back. Push Back would peak at #2 in the New Zealand Music Albums charts and #12 in the New Zealand Album charts. A single from Push Back, "Letting it Out", also reached #2 on the New Zealand music Heatseeker Charts.
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The Wicked Husbandmen from the Bowyer Bible, 19th century The Parable of the Wicked Husbandmen, also known as the Parable of the Bad Tenants, is a parable of Jesus found in the Gospel of Matthew (), the Gospel of Mark () and the Gospel of Luke (). It is also found in the non-canonical Gospel of Thomas. It describes a householder planting a vineyard and letting it out to husbandmen (tenants in some translations) who failed in their duties. A common Christian interpretation is that this parable was about the chief priests and Pharisees, and was given to the people present in Temple in Jerusalem during the final week before the death of Jesus.
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