Suddenly, the files you've been meaning to organize, the photos you've been meaning to digitize, the hosta plants you've been meaning to separate, and the reading lists you've been meaning to get to seem a little more pressing.
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It has meaning to people today, it has meaning to our children and their children.
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It gives meaning to art the way that the knowledge of death gives meaning to life.
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It comes from an Old English word meaning to perish, which comes from a still more ancient word meaning to separate or cut apart.
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They had all made this moment into a memory for themselves without William's permission; they gave meaning to something he would not attach meaning to.
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" In fact, the word ger, which derives from a root meaning "to sojourn," may also be connected to another root meaning "to dread or be afraid.
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What sort of person would coin antonym pairs like adjure and abjure (the former meaning to vigorously encourage someone to do something, the latter meaning to renounce)?
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I've also been meaning to volunteer consistently with an organization.
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These cute images add emotion, humor, and meaning to messages.
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The beneficiaries have given new meaning to flaunting their wealth.
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And finally, "without meaning to sound pompous," it is art.
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Guess Mone has given new meaning to picking up men.
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For him, "to bear" was simple enough, meaning "to carry".
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You people give a new meaning to the word WHORE.
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But gengo gives a certain meaning to a historical period.
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There is no subtext or implied meaning to his words.
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Have a big ticket item you've been meaning to buy?
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This certainly gives a whole new meaning to feeling #blessed.
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I have been meaning to watch it for years now.
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This will give a whole new meaning to Jingle Bells.
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Harry Styles just gave a new meaning to winter wool.
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That vision expressed an inner transcendent meaning to the Constitution.
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I've been meaning to look for a fun 2018 calendar.
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Like you, I struggle to find meaning, to find love.
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The number four has special meaning to Jay and Bey.
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"Rural" has a very narrow meaning to the Census Bureau.
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I'm not meaning to be rude and disrespectful at all.
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They also add depth and meaning to our time together.
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This gives new meaning to the role of tracker.... pic.twitter.
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Is she using Gus to lend meaning to her life?
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All of my tattoos definitely have a meaning to them.
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KS: No, I think he was meaning to sue him.
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It has a lot of history and meaning to me.
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In this case, "down" is a verb, meaning to chug.
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"This redevelopment has special meaning to my family," she said.
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Which items were too laden with meaning to let go?
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It's just that assigning meaning to events is so satisfying.
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I certainly don't attach any higher meaning to my illness.
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It certainly gives a new meaning to the golden hour.
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It's taken a different meaning to me, beyond an anthem.
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I mean there's a permanence, there's a meaning to that.
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"It gives more meaning to the house," Ms. Talamante said.
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Thus your conflicts reawaken that trauma, without even meaning to.
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For some readers, there was no meaning to Bishop's exercise.
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"I've been meaning to go" to the library, she said.
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An oblique form of the verb carcerare, meaning to imprison.
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Breakingviews Leon D. Black is giving new meaning to secured loans.
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King, from the Latin regere, meaning to lead or keep straight.
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It's a fascinating case of assigning meaning to a meaningless image.
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I've been meaning to work with her for a long time.
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Not intentionally funny, but they are funny without meaning to be.
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So it really does have that sort of meaning to me.
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There can be more than one meaning to Pigs In Clover.
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OK, I've been meaning to ask — what is the Iran deal?
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These things have very little meaning to me to be honest.
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The dialogue attaches meaning to the objects you're constantly looking at.
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It's something that informs and gives meaning to how we live.
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Most tend to be existing words given new meaning ("to tweet").
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She certainly gives new meaning to "hats off to the chef."
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Take the newish verb "to greenlight", meaning to approve a project.
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"The music will have such a deeper meaning to her now."
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Most Medieval: Gives a whole new meaning to "sword fighting," eh?
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Gotcha the cockatoo is bringing a whole new meaning to fetch.
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Lydia: I keep meaning to ask Jenna Wortham for a tutorial.
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But there's a conscientious meaning to this anthem that's worth revisiting.
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"My name has meaning to me," Zachery told the local station.
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Been meaning to listen to the new Adele album on vinyl?
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The meaning: to rent the land, you must create a forest.
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Or: You've been meaning to try becoming a vegan, haven't you?
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Which gives a whole new meaning to the phrase "wine o'clock."
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"Bushido" began to take on a different meaning to Japanese people.
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There's no meaning to be found—that's why we like it.
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It's something I've been meaning to do for a long time.
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" Yikes, this gives a whole new meaning to the term "Twitterplomacy.
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Can anyone, female or male, give new — feminist — meaning to pointwork?
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It has given dignity and meaning to drab and impoverished lives.
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In fact, it's something I've been meaning to do for weeks.
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The program he built has given special meaning to his life.
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"Bribery had a clear meaning," to the framers, Mr. Feldman said.
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It began to have a different meaning, to resonate with me.
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Without individual privacy there is no meaning to an individual's life.
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Without meaning to, adults have different expectations of girls than boys.
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It should give new meaning to the concept of wearable art.
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Tom Hardy has given new meaning to the term, John Hancock.
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I keep meaning to put that damn newsboy cap up on eBay.
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A: Without man and woman, there is no meaning to this world.
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These questions don't just provide answers, they give meaning to humanity itself.
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But meaning to "exercise more" or "do better at work" isn't enough.
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Chickens have a similar meaning to the snake emoji, according to Buzzfeed.
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A new study is putting new meaning to the term rat race.
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The material value of the word had lost its meaning to her.
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Tinnitus, it was called – from the Latin verb tinnire, meaning to ring.
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He's an absentee dad two times over, without really meaning to be.
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It lends a new meaning to the Saviors' name and their narrative.
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Being a good mother also has different meaning to each of us.
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When she said those words, there was a double meaning to it.
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"Whole new meaning to T&A #skincheck #keeponkeepingon," Tamra concluded the caption.
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Their tagline 'Because You're Worth It' has so much meaning to me.
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"That sounds like a cliché, but there's meaning to it," said Lennon.
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It really gives some meaning to the profound suffering that they've experienced.
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" As for Johnson, she's bringing new meaning to the term "low-key.
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One airport employee brought a whole new meaning to bad customer service.
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"Whole new meaning to T&A #skincheck #keeponkeepingon," Judge concluded the caption.
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This election gives new meaning to the phrase, lesser of two evils.
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Well, this sure does give another meaning to the term "slush fund."
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What gives your life meaning, and what is life's meaning to you?
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I can, in other words, ignore the Touch Bar without meaning to.
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The juxtaposition gives new meaning to both the imagery and the audio.
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Conceptually, the film adds greater depth and meaning to Gang Signs & Prayer.
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An eerily on-target ad for something you've been meaning to buy.
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Without even meaning to, he had come up with a new idea.
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Children are blessings who bring joy and meaning to parents' lives. However.
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I keep meaning to, but… What do you plan to read next?
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We kept meaning to figure out an alternative ... and we just didn't.
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"I've been meaning to make a big salad for weeks," she said.
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And she gave new meaning to the phrase "technicolor dreamcoat" in 2015.
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Not meaning to defend myself, but Clinton really is an exceptional candidate.
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I had been meaning to go back to Bury for a while.
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Fans retrospectively assign apocalyptic meaning to their favorite songs all the time.
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All of this gives additional meaning to the president's much-invoked slogan.
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It's so rewarding and it brings so much meaning to my life.
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It made me feel like my life had a meaning to it.
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It's realizing there's meaning to be mined from games for different reasons.
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It's bringing some meaning to what you and your family went through. Yes.
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And it is that which gives so much meaning to this Memorial Day.
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Well, it certainly gives new meaning to that whole "five golden rings" thing.
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Brands gives new meaning to the exclamation point in the company's name. Yum!
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But there's another hidden layer of meaning to be found with this gag.
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Most of my tattoos don't have a whole lot of meaning to them.
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Arlen went on to explain that Swift's oeuvre has special meaning to her.
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It reminds me that I've been meaning to purchase a wrinkle-free one.
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In the video, Cena lends new meaning to a few quintessentially American icons.
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Tyler mentioned the word "monkey" asking if that had any meaning to Kris.
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The Straits of Dover have an iconic meaning to the British throughout time.
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The second comes from the Latin word evanescence, meaning "to disappear or vanish".
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Hein Koh, a feminist artist in Brooklyn, is giving new meaning to multitasking.
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In the end, data alone is just code without meaning to its user.
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Joanna Krupa brought another meaning to the term beach bum down in Miami.
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Until then, the pair really gives a new meaning to taking things slow.Â
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It was, without meaning to be, the first LGBTQ show I ever watched.
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But "to beg the question" meaning "to prompt the question" is fully mainstream.
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Maybe that mixtape you sent me that I've been meaning to listen to.
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Toni This gets at a question I've been meaning to follow up on.
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"It's all sound bites," he said at one point, meaning to disparage Mrs.
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And often people actually like their beliefs, because they give meaning to people.
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It has a different meaning to me, but it's still just as meaningful.
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It's never too late to say the thing you've been meaning to say.
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Ms. Miller says she later discovered a possible meaning to these new visions.
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Kewyata Dice kept meaning to vote again, but life got in the way.
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The word has its roots in the Latin ''simulare,'' meaning to make similar.
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And this is kind of why 5003 has a special meaning to me.
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Directional An all-purpose word with a flexible meaning, to say the least.
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Vanessa Friedman Well, this gives new meaning to "drop:" Rihanna's 500-page tome.
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Moon said her appointment gave "great meaning" to gender equality among his cabinet.
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Understanding the purpose of the bottle and its meaning to you is crucial.
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Q. Sort of gives new meaning to the phrase "community garden," doesn't it?
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It's a dainty piece that'll add a sweet meaning to her next outfit.
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And basketball, with all its familial meaning to the Vromans, remains a comfort.
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Her mother's death lends special meaning to her first real kiss, for example.
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Pew asked people to describe the things that bring meaning to their lives.
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Pew asked people to describe the things that bring meaning to their lives.
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And, 20 years later, the original movie still gives new meaning to pie.
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And, 20 years later, the original movie still gives new meaning to pie.
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German, 863, had been meaning to reach out to Cabrera for some time.
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That does not diminish the game's meaning to the Tide's players and fans.
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Keeping these ideas in mind adds up and gives meaning to your work.
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Giving meaning to their experience, he encouraged forgiveness, rather than bluster and pomp.
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Giving meaning to their experience, he encouraged forgiveness, rather than bluster and pomp.
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But Heichemer could have in mind another, more particular meaning to the phrase.
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So they want something that brings meaning to their struggle, clarity, and direction.
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I posted it meaning to make people feel good, or give them a laugh.
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Often, we even manage to screw things up for other species without meaning to.
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"It has a meaning to it and we can define what that meaning is."
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There's deep meaning to that sentiment, but it's also just supposed to look spectacular.
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There is no real meaning to that gag because it doesn't actually do anything.
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Our windows don't lock properly, and we've been meaning to tell Ken about it.
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"Different cultures assign different kinds of meaning to the world around them," Hamacher said.
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I think that way it allows meaning to be transmitted beyond the language barrier.
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I've been meaning to buy a backup, and this seems like a good opportunity.
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I've been meaning to get back into sewing, as it's such a useful skill.
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It also allowed us to provide meaning to the text through tokenisation and stemming.
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Workers move in and out of jobs which give little meaning to their lives.
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The beautiful piano rendition of 'Runaway' adds many layers of meaning to the trailer.
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Been meaning to start a Twitch streaming account, but lack the direction and equipment?
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However, leak has been used as a verb meaning to piss since the 1590s.
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The same goes for "assist", meaning to attend (assister in French, asistir in Spanish).
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Do the ghosts that all of our spies chase bring meaning to their lives?
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Welp, this brings a totally new meaning to being afraid of your own shadow.
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Meaning, literally, to raise water , but really meaning to bring water to a boil .
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It's nice, it's sharp, it's beautiful—but it won't create meaning to my story.
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The word experience is derived from the latin "experientia" meaning to try, to test.
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Hi [client's name],I've been meaning to reach out to you about my rate.
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Not meaning to be rude, but I've always been really intrigued by your books.
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I ask patients to talk about what they love, what has meaning to them.
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Meaning, literally, to raise water, / but really meaning to bring water to a boil.
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That agreement has great meaning to Beijing, which considers Taiwan a part of China.
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I've been meaning to pick up a bag of lettuce on my way home.
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I pick up some reusable produce bags I have been meaning to buy online.
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It's a way of expressing ideas, a mapping from meaning to sound or text.
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It gives some sort of meaning to Ali's death, says Gawdat, and that helps.
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If you've been meaning to start meditating, Headspace is a good place to start.
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Death and birth give meaning to life; you can't have one without the other.
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We laugh, not meaning to be rude, but the question strikes us as absurd.
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All those art exhibitions you've been meaning to see for months are closing soon.
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The word "extort" dates to Middle English, from the Latin word meaning to twist.
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But that does not mean we cannot ascribe our own meaning to what we do.
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Well, we have a lot of one-sided relationships that add meaning to our lives.
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The Japanese are about to give a whole new meaning to the "ghost train" concept.
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Tensing said the shirt was a gift and the flag had no meaning to him.
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It seems likely that the show will give a deeper meaning to the character's introduction.
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So that's what the youth are bringing back again—that whole meaning to the music.
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Plus, Blue Origin has been meaning to land rockets on boats for a while now.
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The term derives from jahada, an Arabic word meaning to labour, struggle or exert effort.
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So you're meaning to say that Vin Diesel's grown-up Groot is just gone forever?
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Today you'll feel encouraged to say hello to someone you've been meaning to reconnect with.
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The designs let the photos speak for themselves and add more meaning to your accessorizing.
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It wasn't hard — it just involved picking up magazines I'd been meaning to get to.
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They share money, but they also share an experience, and give meaning to their investment.
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Been meaning to do more for your generation's carbon footprint than just tweeting about it?
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And Queen Bey herself gave new meaning to the powerful phrase over and over again.
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos is putting a whole new meaning to being a hardcore nerd.
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Thanks to the cannabis industry, an "herb grinder" has a very different meaning to some.
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It's what gives meaning to the work and allows us to push through during exhaustion.
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"To me anything from the Carnegie has value and meaning to people," Marian Harper said.
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Also, that reminds me of something I've been meaning to tell you: Delete your account.
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A public university president in Oregon gives new meaning to the idea of a pensioner.
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Nights in white satin, never reaching the end; letters I've written, never meaning to send.
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But they gave a meaning to politics—a relationship between means and ends—that Hillary
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Looks like Katichka is bringing a brand-new, positive, and colorful meaning to "cat hair."
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You've been meaning to apply to the Startup Battlefield at Disrupt San Francisco 2019, right?
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Ital—meaning to eat organic and vegetarian food – is a huge part of culture here.
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Maybe it has a symbolic meaning to him...or maybe he was just really drunk.
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Now might be the right moment to start that novel you've been meaning to write.
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A student pilot in Australia brought new meaning to "fight or flight" on Saturday afternoon.
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He said you have to put yourself in danger to give meaning to the ritual.
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That reminded me I've been meaning to follow up with you about this other thing.
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"Creative" can be traced to the Latin creare, meaning to beget or to bring forth.
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Summer vacation is a good catch-up time for books I've been meaning to read.
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"An entire cultural framework shapes the way we give meaning to our heartbreak," she writes.
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Jules Markey is back and he is giving new meaning to working the late shift.
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Let's just say these photos give a whole new meaning to the term retail apocalypse.
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I guess it had much more meaning to me now than it did back then.
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The monetary windfall inherent in such a practice gives new meaning to gold standard research.
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Tensing said the shirt was a gift and the flag has no meaning to him.
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It is we who give meaning to things, and on that basis create the world.
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It was one of those "I've been meaning to throw these out …" kind of things.
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THE STONE Too many of us expect our jobs to give meaning to our lives.
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But, there's a new hair trend that's bringing a whole new meaning to 'cat hair'.
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Discuss how each artist uses point of view to add meaning to his text. 4.
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The brand is all about symbols, and each symbol has a protective meaning to it.
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Feldman responds to Turley: 'Bribery had a clear meaning to the framers' 1:15 p.m.
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The music video will highlight 4 female-driven films that have special meaning to Ariana.
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Something that once seemed so awe-inspiring may have a different meaning to you now.
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And all the people who keep meaning to start saving for retirement, but never do.
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Every piece of design has like a meaning to it, or a connection to it.
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Subsurface Circular, which I've been meaning to play but haven't gotten around to, got the axe.
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Together they made a small town parade and give the true meaning to honoring Memorial Day.
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"A lot of people ask me if there's a deeper meaning to the colors," Philomene explains.
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"He's funny without meaning to be, which is why it's funny," she revealed with a laugh.
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This time around, the film's creators try to lend new meaning to their own awkward title.
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Expressive writing is supposed to help because creating a story adds meaning to a painful event.
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"We're asking you to give meaning to all the words of the statute that Congress enacted".
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When Isaiah came over and put his arm over my shoulder, I shuddered without meaning to.
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The content featured is truly repulsive to those who understand the underlying meaning to the message.
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And why would they worry about the rules, if "technically" they weren't meaning to break them?
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Allison Williams gave new meaning to the hassle of deciding what to wear in the morning.
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I'm sure it's not that they're meaning to brag, it's just what people do these days.
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But passengers on one United Airlines flight Saturday learned an entirely new meaning to the phrase.
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And if you've been meaning to replace that old doorbell, you'll finally have a proper replacement.
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Bernie: Another thing which kind of interested me, I've been meaning to ask you for awhile.
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The secretary of state could, very plausibly, have dealt a blow to NATO without meaning to.
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"We've been meaning to come here for a while—he's very famous," the woman tells me.
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The name comes from combining "rap" and "ripple," meaning to discuss and to make a wave.
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Sophie Turner's giving new meaning to the term "slapstick" ... at the expense of Conan O'Brien's face!
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"We actually have a goal and a focus and a meaning to be here," Beaty said.
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Has the trip taken on a greater meaning to you, as sort of a musical diplomat?
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If you've been meaning to buy one anyway, might as well save a few bucks. 2.
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The proper Latin verb meaning to urinate was mingere, which gives us medical words like micturition.
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One woman brought a whole new meaning to falling head over heels in love with someone.
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If you've been meaning to reach out to someone, it's a lovely day to do so.
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It was pretty focused and intense, although I didn't attach this kind of meaning to it.
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Indeed, Johnson's letter is careful not to explicitly put forward any deeper meaning to McCabe's emails.
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WARREN BUFFETT: We'll give new meaning-- yeah, we'll give new meaning to the term convenience store.
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THERE is a felicitous double meaning to Kodo, the name of the celebrated Japanese drumming ensemble.
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Turns out two co-workers might have just gotten a whole lot closer without meaning to.
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Tomorrow, I will get up and do all the things that I've been meaning to do.
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The effect of all this referential layering is to add another type of meaning to Mother!.
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With two homes and two children, I&aposve been meaning to write a will for years.
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Art needs to have a meaning, to make a successful piece of artwork, give it life.
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The name comes from combining "rap" and "ripple", meaning to discuss and to make a wave.
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Gail: But here's something I've been meaning to ask you about: the report on global warming.
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All of these choices bring meaning to work that is too often taught in a vacuum.
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If I talk to one of Scott's reports, I can spin off work without meaning to.
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All my friends and I take our art very seriously, it gives meaning to our lives.
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But they are largely sex-free zones that give new meaning to the term Planned Parenthood.
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"They hold special meaning to me, and I wanted to share them with others," he said.
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Carrie Ann Inaba has put a new meaning to the phrase, rolling on the floor laughing.
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These two incredibly fiscally irresponsible agreements gave new meaning to the term Art of The Deal.
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Florence, it was said, gave new meaning to the word "namaste" along the North Carolina coast.
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" In Israel, the last letter is changed, changing the meaning to "a great miracle happened here.
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She gave new meaning to The Big Purple this season with a layered and frilled showstopper.
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I've read other interviews that you prefer to leave meaning to viewers to interpret or discuss.
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You're so lost that you try to latch onto something that gives meaning to your life.
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Fiona, voiced by Cameron Diaz, gave a new meaning to what a fairytale princess could be.
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He could be intimidating without meaning to be because he was "such a genius," Winston said.
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"Your mom and I have been meaning to talk to you for a while," he wrote.
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"But I think perhaps there is another meaning to this question you have raised," he added.
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Implicitly, without meaning to, Mr. Trump asks us if this is the best we can do.
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It was less good at providing people with meaning to their lives, beyond hedonism and materialism.
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"I was thinking of something simple and of course had some real meaning to me," she says.
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Now, thanks to these ripe and ready gadgets, you can give a whole new meaning to shucking.
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And she was like, 'I've been meaning to email you for a while, I like your videos.
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He explained that it had both a practical purpose and held a very special meaning to him.
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"I was a little lost, without light, and knowing him gave meaning to my life," she said.
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"There is no psychological meaning to the word 'highly intelligent,'" he said in an interview with Broadly.
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There is a myth about the war that I have been meaning to set straight for years.
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She stood up, meaning to approach it slowly and inconspicuously, but the bird startled and flew away.
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They have helped me find a deeper meaning to my worth, in and out of these fences.
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He's on his way to work, which reminds me of a question I've been meaning to ask.
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The ceremony also had special meaning to Citizenship and Immigration Support Specialist Jennifer Tran and Jackie Hisey.
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Primal magic is using runes and their essence to attract and focus and give meaning to magic.
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Of course the document's text and "original meaning," to the extent it can be discerned, still matter.
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If you've been meaning to pick up a copy of Alan Wake, you'd best do it soon.
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I've been meaning to watch the Netflix romantic comedy Set It Up, but haven't had the chance.
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I have a couple of serious, non-genre books that I've been meaning to get around to.
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DOJ: (n.) New, simplified spelling of the word "dodge," meaning to evade by cunning, trickery or deceit.
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Youth activist Naomi Wadler is bringing a new meaning to "spilling the tea" with her show DiversiTea.
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It's usually an intentionally political statement, but just as often it becomes political without meaning to be.
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In the moment we mentioned earlier, her choice of staging adds new meaning to a classic scene.
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Though Villagómez wasn't technically expelled or punished, Cejudo explained,his resignation "gave meaning" to the committee's resolution.
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And still, this contest -- the most expensive in congressional history -- has very real meaning to both parties.
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To date, BaDoinkVR's most complex video was their OverCrotch parody, giving a new meaning to 'spawning room.
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The fabric of her gown features a number of motifs that hold particularly special meaning to Eugenie.
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I tore through to-do lists of shit that I have been meaning to do for weeks.
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" One reviewer prophesied that the millennial college experience would "give a new meaning to the word 'overprotective.
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However, the girls have yet to reveal why exactly that particular letter holds special meaning to them.
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"Those are some some fun ways to add a little bit of extra meaning to your work."
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"I have family in Korea as well so this has a special meaning to me," she said.
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"It gives new meaning to the elephant in the room," Christo quips as he films the encounter.
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They seemed to have been successful converting slaves, in part by giving new meaning to traditional symbols.
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But several thousands of feet under the surface, there's a whole world of meaning to be uncovered.
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Back in the classroom, English teacher George Ferenci said those students have a special meaning to him.
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There's a whole new meaning to the term "ghosting," thanks to a new project called JackIn Space.
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We've been meaning to try it since February 2014, but somehow manage to miss it every year.
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"People need to have meaning, to be needed, and have a purpose in life," said Mr. Junger.
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I do not work in fashion, but have for a decade followed Phoebe without even meaning to.
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Was there any deeper meaning to a slab of stone acknowledging just one violent incident from 1849?
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This ambiguity allows layers of meaning to settle, fantastically, on Monika Sosnowska's "Stairs" (2016-17), for example.
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"People imagine that it's going to bring some meaning to them or satisfy some need," he said.
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The word "restaurant" comes from 18th-century Paris, derived from the French verb restaurer, meaning to restore.
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Is there something you've been meaning to add, but you haven't had time to brainstorm a strategy?
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I have been meaning to start it back up for a while, and now I finally did.
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A white officer pointed a shotgun at Mr. Adams but said he wasn't meaning to fire it.
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At a more broader level, this puzzle and the historic occasion have a special meaning to me.
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She suggested he try owning a dog or look for opportunities to add meaning to his life.
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But the chop, Learned said, was not offensive because it had no real meaning to Native communities.
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No, Ms. Hughes, said she had responded, but I've been meaning to talk to you about Kathie.
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All of which brings new meaning to the notion of a festival competition: a competition for attention.
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And sometimes prosecutors omit evidence without meaning to or because they never receive it from the police.
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The men and women I met were bereft of every vital element that gives meaning to life.
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Another fairly known song by a well-known band, this 1981 tune has special meaning to fans.
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There used to be a meaning to the lightsaber color you chose — kind of like Hogwarts Houses.
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"Bribery had a clear meaning to the framers," said Noah Feldman, a professor at Harvard Law School.
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Assign meaning to more than work, and you'll be less reliant on work to bring you meaning.
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"And unless we can solve this issue, there is no meaning to run the business," he added.
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"Bork" became a verb in the dictionary, meaning to obstruct "through systematic defamation or vilification" (The Hill).
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Context was stripped away from the exchanges, twisting their meaning to build a specific narrative around Quinn.
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I felt that it would have more meaning to me than any new ring could possibly have.
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They're intended to explain that ideology and to assign meaning to the actions that a terrorist takes.
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More than that, the etymology of these words reveal that they have less to do with the animals than we think: schnitzel comes from a Germanic root, meaning "to cut, slice"; wurst comes from the same Germanic, meaning "to mix up"; sausage derives from the Latin word for "salted".
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Also, apparently, even though we've attached political meaning to Lamar's work, he himself tries not to be political.
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"That's when reality kicked in and the word 'lesbian' started (having) a meaning to me," she tells CNN.
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And we do have to say, it brings a chic new meaning to the Free The Nipple movement.
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It's a game that remembers what we did there, but imparts an entirely different meaning to each memory.
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This continues today and has brought new meaning to our relationship and, ultimately, I think, brought us closer.
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This time I asked for a specific sign that had great meaning to me on my fertility journey.
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Sometimes it is those very challenges that help to usher in new meaning to a well-worn play.
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Nick is fixated on "making his bones" — an organized crime phrase meaning to earn respect by killing someone.
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He only said it when I did something for him, so it appeared to have meaning to him.
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A society disillusioned with existing religions and ideologies, but lacking new sources of meaning to take their place.
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In the meantime, if you've been meaning to catch up on The Clone Wars, the clock is ticking.
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In contrast to when she wore flowers in her hair, we doubt there's much meaning to this trim.
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Now put that pumpkin you've been meaning to carve to good use and bake it into something delicious.
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It provides mental stimulation and self-esteem, is better for your health and adds meaning to your life.
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The film doesn't have particularly great reviews, but it's something I'd been meaning to watch for a while.
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We've been married for a few months and have been meaning to do this for a while now.
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That Jughead is effectively homeless with an unstable sense of family adds new meaning to his cynical exterior.
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"It doesn't have a meaning to them, but they can certainly detect we would smell different," Hecht said.
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The postmodern individual is free not only to make his choices, but also to assign meaning to them.
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I have been meaning to get my skin checked out for a while, so addressing it feels good.
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It could function as a mirror, rather than a diary—something people could attach their own meaning to.
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If you've been meaning to reconnect with someone, Mercury retrograde is actually a good time to do it.
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I ended up getting an "Are you meaning to send these to me?" direct message back from her.
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This style that looks cute to you and your friends can have a pretty sexualized meaning to others.
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Associations bring meaning to social and professional networks because they provide a mechanism to authenticate and verify claims.
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The word caught on and eventually gave us the verb "tase," meaning to fire a Taser at someone.
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Old songs that sang to the old sadness you always kept as close as skin, without meaning to.
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He married political meaning to works for cello and piano which always sounded like the voice—his voice.
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The goal of the exhibition, she added, was to help give meaning to the patterns of everyday life.
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There is very little hidden meaning to it; it's basically a straightforward saga of rich people being weird.
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Although many readers disliked it, the jitter reflected an earnest attempt to give tangible meaning to abstract probabilities.
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There is more than one game community where "Jew" is used as a verb, meaning to make money.
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But it transformed into something none of us anticipated, bringing new meaning to her life, even at 106.
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Language isn't just about understanding how to say things to someone and ascribe meaning to what comes back.
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Read some books All those books you've been meaning to read can finally get the attention they deserve.
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"Every stage, every passage of life has meaning to it and serves some purpose to it," Kim said.
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Speculative fiction writer Tobias S. Bucknell gives a whole new meaning to 'zombie capitalism', to savage result. Enjoy.
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Even without meaning to, a large dog can easily cause serious injury or even kill a smaller dog.
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With quiet composure, the work cautions viewers against readily ascribing narrative meaning to the multiple sites of migration.
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I listen to The Daily for the car ride which I have been meaning to start listening to.
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Without individual privacy there is no meaning to an individual's life, and without privacy, democracy loses all meaning.
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Something you can love unconditionally, that you will do anything for, that brings magic and meaning to life.
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This lilting Nashville rock trio gives new meaning to the label "easy listening" with their tempered, dreamy psychedelia.
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Idioms like "hijrah" — meaning to improve one's life by conforming to Islam — are heard more and more frequently.
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Maybe even a foldable chair and laptop if you want to bring new meaning to Netflix and Chill.
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In the end, Donald Trump, possibly without meaning to do so, identified where the Democrats have gone lazy.
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"There's no meaning to any of this," Carrey said on the red carpet for the Harper's Bazaar "Icons" party.
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If there's something you've been meaning to tell someone, this week offers a beautiful space to smooth things over.
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As she learned on-air, it turns out that "tump" is not a word meaning to knock something over.
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At the same time, evolutionary "success" holds a different meaning to the fledglings than it does to the parents.
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Then it came time to think about why we were doing this, what exactly brings meaning to this project.
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The holiday is also known as Shrove Tuesday (from an Old English word meaning to confess) or Pancake Day.
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In accomplishing feats with or without meaning to, it helps to be extremely good at the thing you're doing.
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Be careful, or you could find your new nail art obsession giving a whole other meaning to cutting-edge.
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" R103: The names of the shadows clearly hold special meaning to you both — including the shades "Armenian" and "Albanian.
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People are starting to complain about "reach out" meaning "to contact," and I can't blame them on that one.
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And known applicants all say that they intend to use patents only "defensively", meaning to protect themselves against lawsuits.
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She didn't know how to have sex without assigning meaning to it; she was grateful for every consensual encounter.
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In her defense, this is more than a "something I've been meaning to tell you about" kind of secret.
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A folksonomy behaves like a taxonomy in that it is meant to assign meaning to things by classifying them.
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Shiota's previous work has used the crimson string as a symbolic medium that adjusts its meaning to respective pieces.
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Popular Democratic socialists like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Bernie Sanders are bringing new life and meaning to the term.
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She collects special pieces that hold meaning to her, and has an amazing sensibility in putting them all together.
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Don't make any promises and enjoy whatever magic is in the air without tying too much meaning to it.
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Sometimes I just throw things in to throw the viewer off from trying to attach any meaning to it.
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The movie really lingers on those moments, a cinematic device that wordlessly ascribes deeper meaning to this physical object.
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Their creative choices ultimately provide intrinsic meaning to the content, which can be individually inferred by the viewer's perception.
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But the US government said it would not attach any special meaning to the "track-two" dialogue in Oslo.
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His work gave new meaning to that line from literature, 'To die of love is to live by it.
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It's cool, I like that it seems to have a lot of meaning to some people who weren't there.
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Read Fire and FuryIt's been sitting on your coffee table for months and you've been meaning to open it.
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Above all, President Trump should acknoweldge that there's a latent "inner meaning" to global order and U.S. national security.
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I'm a member of 12 groups on Facebook, but not one of them has any special meaning to me.
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KS: It was probably ... you know they're older, so "bionic" has a lot of meaning to us older folks.
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The wife's family had pursued them since they eloped, meaning to kill her for crossing religious and ethnic boundaries.
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Belying its name, which comes from an archaic Danish word meaning to dance clumsily, Balter has a polished charm.
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" It refers to a habitual residence, of course, but it derives from an Old English verb meaning "to wait.
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Seriously, why do you give so much respect and authority and meaning to everything that pops into your mind?
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The rationality assumption has a specific meaning to economists: People can make choices, and those choices are mutually consistent.
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The monthly podcast discusses buzzworthy books you've been meaning to read but haven't had time to pick up yet.
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This could either debunk or corrorborate Dr. Greg's claim that she's using Gus to add meaning to her life.
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Whoever you idolize now probably won't have the same meaning to your children and almost definitely won't to theirs.
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What are some classics where you've left a placeholder for years, fully meaning to go back any minute now?
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People ascribe spiritual meaning to both NDEs and psychedelic experiences; will that be diminished if we know too much?
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Alex Allmont's Play House gives new meaning to PLUR, subbing the "love" in Peace, Love, United, Respect for LEGOs.
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"I am concerned to understand blindness, to seek its meaning, to retain the fullness of my humanity," Hull affirmed.
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Choco Taco brought new meaning to the word "crunch" and always makes for a satisfying ice cream snack. 2.
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But the decision did spark a short-lived linguistic trend in the verb "pluto," meaning to demote or devalue.
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Then it dawned on me that, without really meaning to, I'd restricted my thank yous to the personal sphere.
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Each detail adds meaning to a story that builds associatively and obliquely, and often through nods rather than shouts.
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But you can redefine both words — UTTER meaning "to talk" and RUBBISH meaning "trash" — and get a wackier synonym.
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Kayla Renee from Pennsylvania expanded its meaning to all kinds of labels: This image reflects our society today, Labels.
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They're perfect for that new place to eat, also known as the sofa, that you've been meaning to try.
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The words "wisdom" and "historian" have a common ancestor, a proto-Indo-European word meaning to see things clearly.
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"I am as hesitant to ascribe steady narrative meaning to my own life as to any other's," Shapland writes.
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One part of the oath in particular gives meaning to what I do every day as an American leader.
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There are things I've been meaning to do for months that I just can't seem to get around to.
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She had been meaning to make a video testimonial, so she decided she would call and record whatever happened.
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Even when she's silent or staring off into the distance, there's meaning to every brow furrow and tiny adjustment.
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It is such a small gesture but can give meaning to the patient, to the family, to the clinician.
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Gomez has a number of delicate, tiny tattoos that each tend to hold significant meaning to the singer-songwriter.
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Emojis allow us to play with meaning, to inject varying combinations of emphasis, irony, and humor in our communication.
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Blanca gives meaning to the buzzword "community," coping with the cruel, deadly world by loving her chosen family fiercely.
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I think we attach meaning to clothes because they're something tangible from the past that you can keep using today.
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And for his biggest trick, an added short 'sleeve' at the chest, bringing new meaning to the term 'boob tube'.
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Saccaro spent her career in strategic consulting but joined Kesem five years ago to add meaning to her professional life.
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My friend and I start walking back to the T and pass a bar/restaurant we've been meaning to try.
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Demi Lovato has added new body ink to her collection — and it could have special meaning to her sobriety journey.
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"There's no meaning to the election ... people aren't interested in it," human rights campaigner Laila Soueif, 473, said by phone.
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I've been meaning to speak to management about it for weeks now, but I just haven't gotten around to it.
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They have a long and nasty history as brothers that brings a new, horrible meaning to the term sibling rivalry.
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To me it is very important that they are a result of this action because it adds meaning to them.
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Varini says he prefers not to assign too much meaning to the shapes and patterns he chooses for his installations.
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Music is full of these contradictions, Tunji seems to hint, but that doesn't mean there isn't meaning to be found.
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I need some air, so I walk to the shitty coffee place I've been meaning to try down the block.
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Maisel — aka the show you "keep meaning to watch"— cleaned up, taking home five major awards, including Outstanding Comedy Series.
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The usage is basically the same as its traditional meaning — to reveal something — but there's been a noticeable uptick lately.
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Called galaxy freckles, the makeup trend brings new meaning to having your head in the clouds, or being starry-eyed.
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I was telling them about how noisy the world is and it really gives new meaning to silence is golden.
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And, if you've been meaning to clean out your closet, this is also a great period to do just that.
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The local gym I've never stepped into, but have been meaning to sign up to for the past six months?
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Or maybe it's finally cool enough outside for you to go to that yoga class you've been meaning to try.
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I've been meaning to sort out something else to eat besides these individually packaged bars, but life has been crazy!
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When it comes to tie-dye (and like most other things in fashion), the wearer gives meaning to the trend.
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Now BuzzFeed indicates that the president himself suborned [a legal term meaning to bribe or induce] perjury from Mr. Cohen.
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But without meaning to, even the good ones impose gendered pressures, fears, and expectations under the guise of being protectors.
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Biofilms form when microorganisms collect on a surface, like a scummy rock or the bathtub you keep meaning to clean.
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During the ritual, called Tlacaxipehualiztli (meaning "to wear the skin of the skinning"), priests adorned the skin of the victims.
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"We define awe as having two key appraisals, which is how we ascribe meaning to what we're perceiving," Keltner said.
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Giving a new meaning to "bush bros," Fortnut features everything you expect from a porn version of a gaming phenomenon.
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My dad is a huge hockey fanatic, and my husband and I have been meaning to get to a game.
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Is there meaning to our suffering, or does it speak to nothing more than the cruel, indifferent chaos of the...
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But we're not afraid to say we're satisfied with the way celebrities have added new meaning to the everyday staple.
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Without meaning to yuck anyone else's yum, for most women, watching another lady get spermed on doesn't quite cut it.
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That gives me the drive to keep doing what I do every day because the job has meaning to me.
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Williams argued that the things which give meaning to our lives are "categorical desires", which are essential to our identity.
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There's a book I've been meaning to tell you about for a few weeks now: "Work Clean," by Dan Charnas.
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One thing made clear in the many hours of video: These otters give new meaning to the term "party pooper."
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Grand narratives identifying economic circumstances or a national identity crisis behind Brexit are a way to give meaning to it.
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Work on projects that are meaningful to you It's important that the projects you take on have meaning to you.
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Add a kinky new meaning to wearing pink on Wednesdays by surprising your partner with this faux fur kitty tail.
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I had to make someone else's thoughts reflect my own, distorting and twisting the meaning to create something completely new.
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It's an antidote to urban loneliness, where the music in my headphones brings new meaning to the spaces around me.
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Negotiating the civic bureaucracy of Greensboro, she introduces meaning to one individual's experience that may sound alien to future generations.
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Trying to attach meaning to that, however, is a different animal, because draft grades tend to cluster in the middle.
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One thing is for sure though, durian condoms definitely bring a new meaning to "I Finally Lost My Durian Virginity."
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But in the shadow of the novel coronavirus outbreak, there could be a new meaning to the phrase March Madness.
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But when we avoid vulnerability, we actually distance ourselves from the experiences that bring purpose and meaning to our lives.
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How do illustrations like the one above add meaning to a text, while grabbing readers' attention at the same time?
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I have been meaning to buy a woven handbag for a while now, but never feel it is worth it.
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Time and again he would bring himself to the lip of a crisis and, meaning to leap over, leap in.
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Another character here for "bone" seems to hint toward an idiomatic phrase hone-nashi meaning to lack in moral backbone.
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That, in turn, gives a whole new meaning to "let me die" (remember that "die" is a euphemism for orgasm).
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Wilson clarified that she's not meaning to stereotype women as not enjoying fantasy games about things like warriors and dragons.
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" This plea to adopt needy pets during this crisis adds a whole new meaning to the term "shelter-at-home.
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It was a highlight that has long held special meaning to Mets fans and to families affected by the attacks.
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So, that's your goal here, to figure out what has meaning to a kid for whom stuff has no meaning.
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Stories pass through generations, often becoming traditions, customs, even laws and institutions that order and give meaning to our lives.
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Probably not, but the poet has been meaning to check out Miami anyway—and free verse is really, really hard.
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But it is also possible the children could have ended up with traffickers or people meaning to do them harm.
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The prospect for the overthrow of Iran's fundamentalist Islamic theocracy gives even greater meaning to our own struggle in Syria.
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That dance is evanescent might be its most significant aspect, just as it's said that death gives meaning to life.
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As long as what you're involved in has meaning to you, that can push you through all sorts of adversity.
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"We are going to be more prone to assigning meaning to each others behaviors that isn't always accurate," she said.
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Rather, it was a testament to the power that objects have to tell stories and impart meaning to our lives.
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Irina Shayk brought new meaning to looking outta this world after she stepped out of a giant spaceship in Brooklyn.
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But, there is also a much deeper meaning to the house fire than the simple destruction of Handmaid's Tale's central set.
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My Bible describes the "Catholic Letters" as universal letters -- meaning to everyone was getting in the act of spreading the word.
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Then they'll use the cluster of three rockets for the 1,000 mph attempt, giving a whole new meaning to ludicrous acceleration.
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These snapshots give the audience a view into her life, and in turn provide context and additional meaning to her lyrics.
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The occasion became one big celebration, sometimes known as Carnival (a word derived from a Latin phrase meaning "to remove meat").
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If you've been meaning to catch the Oscar-nominated films of 2017 before the ceremony, you are sadly out of time.
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It's also a great time to finally get around to one of those shows that you've been meaning to binge-watch.
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Over the years we've been meaning to connect and hang out and see how everyone's doing and it just never happened.
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Some modern methods operate better with lower-level features that require less processing and offer less intrinsic meaning to human ears.
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Invite friends or family over for dinner, head to the gym, or pick up a book you've been meaning to read.
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The French Revolution, while giving birth to the word "liberalism," also added a new and political meaning to the word "liberal".
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Instead of underwear, she sports a flame on her nether regions, bringing "new meaning to 'it's lit&apos" according the mag.
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The meaning of life is to give meaning to life, and love is the ultimate force that connects all living beings.
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Trump wants North Korea to "denuclearize," meaning to get rid of its nuclear arsenal, in return for relief from economic sanctions.
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There's an extra day this month, thanks to Leap Day— invite someone over who you've been meaning to spend time with.
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Is there meaning to our suffering, or does it speak to nothing more than the cruel, indifferent chaos of the world?
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I love films that are more controversial, and I've been meaning to see a French film in France for a while.
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It's a tableaux, really, full of symbols and situations that unearth deeper meaning to what we were presented with at first.
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That simple phrase adds so much meaning to this image, especially for LGBTQ people who have heard this phrase countless times.
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It gives me great meaning to carry this mother on day to day, year to year, and hopefully, generation to generation.
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When people see NASA, it has a very powerful meaning to it, and we take very seriously the responsibility we have.
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"It also bears a special meaning to get married here in Xisha," he continued, using the Chinese name for the Paracels.
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It totally gives new meaning to that "all in this together" mantra that those choreographed students sang about in the movies.
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A judge can easily pretend to be an originalist while simply manipulating historical meaning to derive the outcome that she prefers.
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Some of the best responses I read shared a bit of information about why an article had meaning to the writer.
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The phrase for this, I suppose, is emotional incest; Lenny was all over her life, tying her up without meaning to.
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"Stan" can be a noun for an overzealous and obsessive fan, or a verb meaning to be that kind of fan.
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Like many others in attendance, he wore a purple T-shirt, a color that has symbolic meaning to the gay community.
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If there are some health issues you've been meaning to look into, now's a great time to catch up on that.
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I kept meaning to play it all last year (it arrived first in February, and on Playstation 4 later last fall).
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What he cares about is trying to rescue from the murk of dogma a practical teaching that gives meaning to life.
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"It is a powerful way of keeping memory alive and giving meaning to our mantra of 'never again,' " Ms. Chebli said.
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"We can have friends or acquaintances in different contexts who add meaning to our lives in their own way," she said.
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It's so important to consider the film's legacy of usefulness and meaning to individuals, but also to activists and activist movements.
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If you've been meaning to sign up for an online class, now might be a good time to do so.3.
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The efforts to understand that gradually lead to a conflict that causes Bernadette to take flight, giving meaning to the title.
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Sarkohi's disappearance gave a new meaning to the expression "vanishing into the thin air," as Tehran emphatically denied any foul play.
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" - "Cancel," meaning to withdraw support from someone or something that is considered problematic or unacceptable, used in the phrase "cancel culture.
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"It's a common philosophical position that death gives meaning to life, but death is a great robber of meaning," he said.
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It has benefits to the company I can easily articulate but also makes me happy (and adds meaning to my job).
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And one of the nice things is people — inadvertently without even meaning to — do reduce their calories by a little bit.
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This TikTok brought a whole other meaning to "I'm feeling 22," from Taylor Swift's 2012 hit (Jacob Shamsian, Insider news editor).
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And from suffering, compassion can emerge, meaning to suffer with another — that disposition, in turn, often leads to acts of mercy.
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When your keystrokes and text messages become embedded in your legal identity, you create a wall around yourself without meaning to.
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But Mr. Ashley always makes you think about being free — "if there is any meaning to that word," as Linda says.
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In an interview that was included as a DVD extra, Mr. Wiseau said the title had "a special meaning" to him.
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In our current time, we don't ascribe much meaning to hexes, but we do put a lot of stock in medicine.
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Giving precise meaning to that legislation will open up deep divisions over Brexit across the political spectrum, but particularly on the right.
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I remember to grab the monster bag of sour gummy worms that I've been meaning to bring into work for a while.
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Related: The 'Body Bakery' Gives a New Meaning to Eating Face Cool Down with Melted Popsicle Art It's Art: Benedict Chocobatch Bunnies
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"I wanted to give the beauty look that had more meaning to me that was far beyond mascara and lipstick," she says.
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"Efforts to distance Ms. Dulos from a Gone Girl-type scenario are well-meaning to be sure," Pattis said in the statement.
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They'll only hear stories about the man who gave new meaning to rebuilding your community and inspired young people in his hood.
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" In the early-20th century, journalists and orienteers began using the term as a verb meaning "to successfully travel along or over.
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"Maintaining a real personal or business relationship that adds value and meaning to your life takes regular and substantive effort," Adell explains.
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I've been meaning to do this for months but kept putting it off, until my interest rate hit 216%, which is insanity.
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Rode's got a company of models with optional windscreens I've been meaning to check out as well, but I've heard good things.
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In fact, both words share a common root in Latin — the verb relevare, meaning to lift up, alleviate, or free from burden.
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I've been meaning to check out a Herschel bag for a while now, just to see what all the fuss is about.
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The point of subverting the norm should be to uncover a hidden meaning — to show us something we didn't know about ourselves.
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The pair of tights I'm wearing right now has a hole in the thigh area, and I've been meaning to replace them.
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I've been meaning to try GuavaPass for the longest time and now they're offering a six-month unlimited class pass at $44.
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But rather than adding more meaning to Season 1, this season – if viewers choose to accept the narrative – has the opposite effect.
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I keep meaning to quit, but then I smoke a cigarette about it and decide to put it off until next year.
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She and I have been meaning to turn all of the bridal party saris into sundresses, but I keep putting it off.
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"She gave meaning to the word 'woman power,'" Hollywood agent and manager Joan Hyler said to the L.A. Times for Mengers' obituary.
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I saw anti-jet lag face masks advertised last time I flew, and have been meaning to try them out ever since.
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I've been known for bold colors, lots of booty shorts (shocking, I know), and t-shirts that hold special meaning to me.
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But this weekend, an old Trump tweet was recirculated that offers a new layer of meaning to his use of the story.
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Finally, and perhaps most importantly, we should start a new dialogue about how to bring meaning to our lives outside of work.
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After returning from maternity leave, the anchor's making some hilarious gaffes that bring a whole new meaning to having a work spouse.
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It is thought to have roots in Old Dutch (krappen meaning "to cut off, pluck off") and Medieval Latin (crappa meaning "chaff").
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"I just did it because I wanted to do it — there really wasn't a deeper meaning to any of it," he said.
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If there's an Amazon original series you've been meaning to check out, but you don't have a Prime account, now's your chance.
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And Miami voted to fund a $200 million initiative to fight against sea-level rise, giving new meaning to Tuesday's wave election.
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Go read that book you've been meaning to get to or pay a trip to that museum you've been wanting to visit.
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But the disaffected voters hear something else: an assault on the limits and distinctions that give structure and meaning to their lives.
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You know that tattered phone charger you've been meaning to replace, or that expensive SD card you've been needing for your camera?
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Rewatching the film knowing Rodriguez and McGowan's intention gives a whole new meaning to it, especially in a scene featuring Quentin Tarantino.
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The ones you keep meaning to get into on your next Netflix binge-watch, but then never manage to actually get started?
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Despite the broad subject matter, the music feels personal, so it makes sense that you want to give meaning to a performance.
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"Generally, we gravitate to pictures that are happy and uplifting and have some meaning to them," Ms. Grendene said of their collection.
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"There is a commercial and promotional aspect to it, that — not meaning to be a pun — feeds in to this," Piwoz said.
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From the Latin root of the word 'Engine', the word Engineer derives from the word ingenuity, meaning to show brilliance in creation.
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From a Greek word meaning "to fall short," ellipses are the dot dot dot indicating a word left out from a sentence.
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From the latin root of the word 'Engine' the word Engineer derives from the word ingenuity, meaning to show brilliance in creation.
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Seeing that friend who lives in far away that you've been meaning to catch up with for the last ten months; Taxes!
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Between the micro-minis and shoulder-baring silhouettes, these gals give a whole new meaning to the phrase sun's out, guns out.
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I have often thought about what happened, in an attempt to figure out whether there was a deeper meaning to my experience.
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During Tuesday night's speech on Arpaio, the border wall, and immigration, President Trump gave a whole new meaning to motivating Latino voters.
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On Dessert Over the years, and almost without meaning to, I have become an obsessive collector — not of objects but of recipes.
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"With religions or throughout our daily routines, we give meaning to existing structures that would be too weighty otherwise," Ms. Henrot said.
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CreditCreditLeah Nash for The New York Times A public university president in Oregon gives new meaning to the idea of a pensioner.
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The presence of younger colleagues, whether trained surgeons or students or doctors in training, gave new life and meaning to my practice.
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They're books I am reading right now, books I've borrowed, books I keep meaning to read, books I am considering giving away.
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Is there any meaning to life when you wake up in the morning and realize you're the only one in your home?
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Madonna's daughter, Lourdes Leon, gave new meaning to the phrase ... suns out, buns out when she hit South Beach ... with her appetite.
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I bet a lot of us have instruments we've been meaning to pick back up and annoy our roommates and neighbors with.
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Yet with exfoliating acids (glycolic, lactic, salicylic and more) in so many formulations now, you can easily over-exfoliate without meaning to.
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Spending a week shadowing Ms. Kretzschmar was exhausting — she gave new meaning to the idea of being on your feet all day.
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It was a Scottish expression 300 years ago, too, meaning to stutter or to stumble, in the department of plus ça change.
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"The making is the meaning—to look and record as thoroughly as possible," Celmins said, about her labor-intensive stones and blackboards.
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"Well, as I've said, what he's meaning to communicate is that we look at these organizations everyday," the McMaster said on Sunday.
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We watch two episodes a television show I've been meaning to catch and before I know it, it is way too late!
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And there's truly no better way to plan a dinner with that group of friends you've been meaning to catch up with.
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Before any deeper meaning to the high school flashback could be uncovered, Blake was back in desert territory, and he wasn't alone.
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This changes the phrase from its base meaning to one that refers to a film character or actor in a punny way.
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But this has brought more meaning to this march because it shows that we're here to push back against business as usual.
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Along the way, the president has given new meaning to ideas like who really killed JFK and the regular activities of dogs.
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Spoiler alert: If you see any shows mentioned that you've been meaning to catch up on, we suggest skipping past their entries.
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The church holds additional meaning to the family as it's the same one Spade's grandparents were married at, according her father, Frank Brosnahan.
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The Legend of Cocaine Island, a truly wild documentary that dropped on Netflix March 29, gives new meaning to the "Florida Man" meme.
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They offer escape, give meaning to a vexing reality, and at their best, inspire us and remind us of what we stand for.
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I've been meaning to do this for weeks, and yet for some reason keep procrastinating, so I'm glad the herbs haven't gone bad.
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We discuss our dreams from the night before and try to figure out if there is any meaning to apply to our lives.
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Harry and Markle picked seven charities that have a special meaning to them and asked that people give donations instead of sending gifts.
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"The social and cultural context shapes and gives meaning to the act — why this act in this place with these people?" he said.
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For many there are worlds in the spaces between beats, vast caverns of meaning to be excavated from a few clipped vocal snippets.
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One of the ways that This Is Us connects the past and present is by giving deeper meaning to mundane places and things.
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He defers any questions about its wider meaning to the director: "I think that's a question for Jim," he says again and again.
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Digging into the Valyrian dagger's history on the show only adds layer upon layer of thematic meaning to Arya's clutch moment of glory.
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I keep meaning to make a photocopy of everything inside, because if I lost it, I would need hours to recollect the contents.
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You were meaning to look up the best hotels in South Beach, or do a deep dive into the lyrics for 4:44.
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If having a legacy means will it continue to have meaning to people years later, then it feels to me like it will.
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We've been meaning to work out a better system, but we at least both agree that "what's mine is yours" and vice versa.
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The whole system took on a new meaning to me when I was looking at it through the lens of building a business.
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He had abandoned the Christian faith of his mother while still a teen but found no adequate replacement to give meaning to life.
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Many of his later films, like "Foolish Heart" (1998) and "Carandiru" (20023), hinted at his own passions or had personal meaning to him.
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It's no wonder the word itself has colloquially and commonly been transformed into a verb meaning to look up a piece of information.
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If you've been meaning to replace your current mattress — or bedding of any kind — Labor Day weekend is a great time to buy.
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For the reception, Ferragni changed into another ball gown, which was embroidered with sweet messages and symbols that had sentimental meaning to Ferragni.
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Ultimately, the fundamental issue is whether Trump fired Comey with a "corrupt" intent, meaning to obstruct or impede the federal grand jury investigation.
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Instead, Saturday night's game gave new meaning to the phrase "kill time," as Villanova dominated Oklahoma and its star, Buddy Hield, 95-51.
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You study Korean, whispering, Murorŭda , murorŭda , meaning, literally, Water rises , but really meaning to improve or to rise in sap , in springtime trees.
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Have you been meaning to start packing your work lunches ahead of time, but don't know where to begin or what to make?
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Once Mercury retrograde starts on Tuesday, you're going to have more space to address the work tasks you've been meaning to get to.
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Each one of them is a common phrase with a single character inserted to change the phrase's meaning to answer a quizzical clue.
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With its promise of smooth, effortless efficiency, it threatens to erase the sort of struggles and challenges that help give meaning to life.
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Instead, they should look inward to the traditions and knowledge that gave meaning to the generations that preceded them and still does today.
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Apartment prices start at $1.7 million, which gives renewed meaning to this stretch of Greenwich Street, which was once known as Millionaire's Row.
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The author's stories give heart-rending meaning to the lives and deaths of these men and women, even if policymakers generally have not.
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On the upside, now's the perfect time to hunker down and read, play, or watch all the things that you've been meaning to!
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In the wake of the massacre, politicians rushed forward to give meaning to the tragedy, other than the raging madness of Stephen Paddock.
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In between, he finished a memoir of his life and passions, sailed, spent long hours with those who gave meaning to his life.
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The Oscar-winning actor was spotted taking a stroll around New York City Friday ... and bringing a totally new meaning to casual wear.
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O.J. Simpson, Feud is more than just a sumptuous retelling of a juicy moment in history: there's deeper meaning to be explored here.
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And I was able to start filling my days with the things I&aposd been meaning to make more time for for years.
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"Freud assaulted prevailing prejudices by showing 'normality' in its accepted meaning to be another name for the conventional," he quotes from the book.
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Finally, as the title suggests, dreams figure largely in this story, and Walker brings a new kind of meaning to this fictional device.
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If there's something you've been meaning to say or a contract you've been wanting to sign, this will definitely give you a boost.
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That combination for me was irresistible because I feel that the stories behind each image actually add another layer of meaning to it.
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The Trump administration wants the North to "denuclearize", meaning to get rid of its nuclear arsenal, in return for relief from economic sanctions.
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Besides the floats, glitter cannons, and general decimation of the Soho area in London, this year's events have even deeper meaning to them.
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In this way we can give definite mathematical and experimental meaning to the proliferation of "many worlds" in quantum theory, and demonstrate its substantiality.
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The fighting was ceaseless, a fetid cocktail of starvation, disease, chemical weapons, and incessant shelling that gave no meaning to the lives lost there.
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" Cook concluded her caption with impactful words: "The subject I have been meaning to touch on publicly for years – stop. comparing. me. to. my.
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Picture this: a bath, an assortment of peanut butter cups, and a copy of that Gabriel García Márquez book you've been meaning to read.
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Here's women's MMA giant Gabi Garcia giving new meaning to "missing weight" -- tipping the scales at around 27 POUNDS (~12 kgs) over her target.
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Here we see Mr Gorsuch enlisting originalism—reading the constitution in line with its original meaning—to provide a textual foundation for natural law.
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I keep meaning to fire up Stardew Valley, for instance, but now I think I'll just wait for the Switch version later this year.
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Now there is trade, people-to-people cultural activities, co-operation in areas of infrastructure, energy and education that give meaning to our region.
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I have read countless thinkpieces, considered all the point-counterpoints, and listened many of my smart, thoughtful friends ascribe real meaning to Kanye's antics.
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The meaning for me was not taking the main road, so it is funny, but it also has a little more meaning to me.
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The master-potter says that this one is a piekou bowl, from the character meaning to throw, evoking the form of its flared walls.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Americans believe more strongly than ever that the arts provide meaning to their lives and can unify communities.
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They chose to say, "I do" in Lo Scoglio da Tommaso in Marina del Cantone, Italy because of the location's special meaning to them.
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My personal demons are the new couch slipcover I've been meaning to buy for four years now, my unfinished literary output, my squandered friendships.
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The fear of losing something can, I think, help us understand how people do or do not attach meaning to digital or physical objects.
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And it does have a special meaning to me, so I like to watch it either with my close friends or with my family.
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But the more I've done it, the more I've realized there's a deeper meaning to it: We need to decrease this binary of gender.
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Derived from the Zulu word UkuGqoma—meaning to make a persistent rhythmic thud—gqom was initially conceived to describe the process of grinding maize.
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As we reported ... "Thank U, Next" was loaded with cameos and featured scenes from 4 female-driven films that have special meaning to Ariana.
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Minaj previously rapped about not meaning "to cut" an ex in her 2014 song "Bed of Lies," though she did not name Samuels specifically.
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He crossed Niagara Falls on a high-wire exactly 5 years ago today but Erendira just put a whole new meaning to hanging out.
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Let's bring a whole new meaning to the word "death drop," and show the homophobes there's no way of escaping our fabulous vogueing skills.
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She released her last single in 2013 in Australia, and just recorded a new one with a very personal meaning to her, Bustle reports.
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The series is hosted by Rob Comba, and sees guests like Louis Theroux (!) join to wax lyrical about Smith and his meaning to them.
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After I married him, I kept meaning to bring it up, to draw him into the fold of my sexuality, such as it was.
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Cindy comes to work each day and helps hundreds of other patients; she says it gives her life meaning to keep giving to others.
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"If it was years past we probably would have not played all those guys, but that game had some meaning to (Belichick)," Cassel said.
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"People would come up to me and they'd mention some moment from an episode, and it would have no meaning to me," he said.
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So it's not just this other place, it also adds meaning to people's foibles and has this grand idea of being a potential state.
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Making those drinks was participating in a communion with history and tradition that I was unaware of and it brought meaning to my work.
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The film Moonlight, for instance, uses the 1963 track "Hello Stranger" by Barbara Lewis to add meaning to one of its most intimate moments.
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If only "Girls of the Golden West" lived up to its meaning to the American moment, or to the promise of its eminent creators.
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It was "like a manifesto," and it "changed everything," Mr. Stingel said, remembering how it gave sudden meaning to artworks he had created before.
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Over at Curbed Los Angeles, Vox's sister site, Alissa Walker has gone and written a post that I've been meaning to write for years.
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I've been meaning to get to it for years, so it made me feel excited and added a sense of purpose to my days.
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The Times talked to Janine di Giovanni for an update on the conflict in Kurdistan and its meaning to the oil and gas industries.
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Plenty of companies will use this down time to do some administrative "spring cleaning" they've been meaning to get to for years, for example.
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He wants to expose what he sees as corporate wrongdoing, give some meaning to his father's death — and maybe get famous along the way.
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There's a new Jane Austen show on Masterpiece Theater called Sanditon that I've been meaning to start, so I watch that while I eat.
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The SAGs featured a female-only lineup of award presenters, meaning to further the conversation about sexual assault in Hollywood after the #MeToo movement.
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" • "He wants to expose what he sees as corporate wrongdoing, give some meaning to his father's death — and maybe get famous along the way.
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"I understand the tendency to kind of overanalyze and ascribe meaning to a personnel change at this stage in the race," the aide said.
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I believed that having survived by chance, I was duty-bound to give meaning to my survival, to justify each moment of my life.
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At the Odeon, Lasky said that when poetry transits—when it moves from meaning to meaning—it doesn't let go of what came before.
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"Having covered her for as long as I have, each thing she does has meaning to it, even the clothing she wears," Bennett writes.
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A stupa—the word comes from the Sanskrit, meaning "to heap" or "to pile up"—is a Buddhist monument that often houses a relic.
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And finally… lending new meaning to walking a high wire, and because it's Monday, we all need some inspiration to traverse another crazy week….
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"Without meaning to, this poor tree has become a symbol of Rome today, it is paying the price of this decadent time," she said.
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Rather, Judge Drain said, Mr. Lampert could "take action that would in fact be of great meaning" to the company's constituents, particularly its workers.
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" In the New York Times Crossword, the word BUCK has also been clued as a verb meaning to "oppose" or "What rodeo horses do.
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But in the mouths of Kim Kardashian West and her famous sisters, that description seems to have another meaning: to be desirably, delightfully thin.
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"I apologise to them if I hurt them without realising it, but it was a wound that I inflicted without meaning to," he said.
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Justin Bieber went from telling his fans their lives had meaning to unbridled contempt for them ... and it happened in a matter of seconds.
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Throughout his artmaking, he has used easily-translatable motifs to bring meaning to viewers who might otherwise be confused by his often jumbled spaces.
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I suppose it was that train of thought that led me to finally pick up Tropical Truth, which I'd been meaning to read for years.
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It also has great meaning to William's own father, Prince Charles, whose uncle and mentor, Earl Louis Mountbatten, was assassinated by the IRA in 1979.
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"I'm also very mindful, especially now for the Latino community, that there's a particular meaning to my candidacy," Castro told the Associated Press in 2018.
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I've been meaning to go for some time to see if the holistic poking and prodding of needles was actually as good as people say.
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Some artists seem to negate any attempt at communication with the viewer, and pass on the inconvenient responsibility of generating some coherent meaning to curators.
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And if customers paid the voluntary charge without meaning to, they could have had their money refunded, setting off another complicated accounting procedure, Tuck said.
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Your best friend, your partner, your mom—those closest to you could have different levels of interoception, or ascribe different emotional meaning to interoceptive cues.
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His are not universal narratives, but a compendium of personal, experiential tales that give meaning to his multivalent life as an artist-explorer-Indigenous person.
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This details gives another layer of meaning to the spaceship toy that leads to the tragic death of their youngest son in the opening scenes.
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More to the point, architecture is imbued with all manner of personal meaning to the people who experience it, regardless of how good it is.
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During Obama's Brooklyn stop with moderator Sarah Jessica Parker, the actress asked Michelle if there was an underlying meaning to the Givenchy spring 2019 boots.
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"This legislation gives new meaning to the term 'draconian,' " said Jessica Grennan, the Montana-based National Director of Political Affairs and Advocacy for Compassion & Choices.
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I've been meaning to pick it up for years after a colleague of mine recommended it, and it seemed as good a time as any.
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And Barnes & Noble hopes they'll also pick up that book they've been meaning to buy, or they'll pick up a game that they've heard about.
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The term ikat, which comes from a Malay-Indonesian word meaning "to tie," refers to both the technique and the fabrics and patterns it produces.
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Amazon uses the post office for the "last mile" of its shipments, meaning to get a package from the post office to its final destination.
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Troy Landry says nasty weather brought on by Hurricane Harvey can give new meaning to the phrase, "See you later, alligator" ... and it's not good.
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The wrestlers and couple of more than four years gave new meaning to the term "wrestling ring" by getting engaged during WrestleMania 33 on Sunday.
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Boycotting their observant Muslim families, the two stuff their faces with every barbecue pork product under the sun, and give new meaning to family bonding.
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Not only did it fit the theme of the season, but it would give meaning to their own struggles and suffering on that bleak isle.
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Alex Turner, for better or worse, narrated our teen years, gave meaning to our shit lives in grey British towns, made them beautiful, still does.
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Amy Wrzesniewski and Jane Dutton have studied what they call "job crafting," and it can be helpful in bringing meaning to your job, Grant suggests.
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David Mercatali directs this London import from the man whose sensational futurist fable "Mercury Fur" gave shivery new meaning to the idea of partying down.
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It added new meaning to the notion of "see something, say something," even as it raised some concern that innocent people could be mistakenly targeted.
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The teaching strategy is to connect words to their meanings through multiple senses, to bring the voltage of meaning to the letters on a page.
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"Barracoon's" publication was delayed for many reasons, most notably because Hurston refused to tailor its language or meaning to the specification of her white editors.
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Take the opportunity to be a tourist in your own town and check out a new restaurant, museum, or show you've been meaning to try.
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Smyth's reflections on loss weave in and out of literary criticism, and gesture toward questions about how art gives meaning to life, and vice versa.
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Whether boldly printed, intricately embroidered or bedazzled with sequins, Bowie stunned and shone in these grand silhouettes and brought new meaning to glam-rock. 6.
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"I hope he realizes that what he says matters and has significant meaning to the general American public and the rest of world," he said.
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"It gives a nice—I don't like the word 'closure,' but it helps people acknowledge their pet's life and their meaning to them," says Hobbs.
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Pronounced "POH-keh" (and spelled without an accent on the letter "e"), poke is a Hawaiian term meaning to slice or cut crosswise into pieces.
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Without meaning to, we feed into the same norms that keep the world a hostile place for women who want a good and fair life.
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I talk about what it was I did, particularly the places and events, because those bring meaning to people who have an ability to listen.
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Tl;dr (Spoiler!) The suffix -FUL is added to the first words of common phrases, to change their meaning to a different and humorous phrase.
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Now's a great time to stream those things you've been meaning to get to forever (Firefly, anyone?) or binge some so-bad, it's-good content.
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Telling the story of how you loved and how you lost gives shape and meaning to what first seems to be a meaningless, uncontrollable event.
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It felt like a holdover from a past that we left behind without exactly meaning to, and that we'd be wise to get back to.
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Since David had been meaning to see a professional, the fact that the Dr. Lee ended up in his car was definitely meant to be.
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I don't know if you were meaning to hurt me; I don't know if that's what you were going for; but that's what you did.
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Early on, the court recognized a principle called stare decisis, meaning "to stand by the things decided," which allowed it to maintain the law's stability.
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" And as Pang notes, modern science has now validated what the ancients knew: Work "provided the means to live," while rest "gave meaning to life.
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This would validate the Sanders vision of single-payer health care, and in the irony of ironies, give new meaning to the phrase "corporate socialism"!
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"What an embarrassment - the last 24 hours have given a new meaning to the phrase 'coalition of chaos'," Labour's Brexit spokesman Keir Starmer told parliament.
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But just because the schools aim to target systemic racism doesn't mean they don't sometimes succumb to it or even, without meaning to, advance it.
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We stop by the pharmacy on the way home, and I grab cough syrup and a nail buffer I have been meaning to buy for ages.
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He might reduce health care costs by $6 trillion over the next decade, but his proposal to do this gives new meaning to the word vagueness.
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"By turning the sites into observatories of the contemporary proliferation of satellites, we feel we are bringing new meaning to the calibration markers," the artists said.
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So there you have it: Viola Davis just gave a tip, without even meaning to, that'll make your heels a hell of a lot more bearable.
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She also incorrectly said that Trump "is wrapping his arms around Putin, while Putin is continuing to advance into Korea" -- apparently meaning to reference the Crimea.
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THE REFINED TIMELINE IS SOMETHING THAT WE'VE BEEN MEANING TO DO FOR QUITE SOME TIME AND WE'RE SEEING SOME PRETTY SIGNIFICANT POSITIVE SIGNALS OUT OF THAT.
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It is "the body of Christ, the Blessed Sacrament, this crumb of bread that gives all meaning to the life of this splendid building," Aupetit said.
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Covergirl is bringing back its iconic tagline, "Easy, Breezy, Beautiful," and has enlisted the help of a Hustler to bring a modern meaning to the slogan.
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We walk to a Vietnamese restaurant I've been meaning to check out and share spring rolls, a huge bowl of pho, and stir-fried rice noodles.
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If you use an app like Pocket (free on iOS and Android), you can save all those links you're meaning to read in one handy location.
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Rather, she's observing how often in stories (and in life) we seek to connect the dots, hoping to bring a greater meaning to events we witness.
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Inside her room is a pink ball pit that definitely was made to match the color scheme, giving a whole new meaning to baby pink. 6.
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When you're using it to play Assassin's Creed: Syndicate, one of the first compatible games, it gives a whole new meaning to look before you leap.
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Maybe you&aposve been meaning to repaint the bedroom, or finally lay down that new carpet but just haven&apost been able to find the time?
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Essentially, INNA incorporated both Levi's signature use of non-standard tunings and excessive distortion and Blunt's refusal to let anyone easily ascribe meaning to his work.
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Kim Kardashian West brought a whole new meaning to the term "going green" on Thursday night as she hit the town with friends in Miami, Florida.
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Canadians are bringing a new meaning to the term "investor high," with the world's first marijuana-focused exchange-traded fund opening on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
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Like many of her 50 tattoos — yes, 50 — this one has a special meaning to the 18-year-old, who will celebrate her birthday next week.
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Her work aims to explore "the anxiety and struggle to understand our short life on earth and find a real powerful meaning to it," she says.
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The subreddit's name comes from the term "hitting the pan," meaning to reach the metallic base at the bottom of products like blush and eyeshadow palettes.
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No, but it was not ... she was meaning to ... Louie Swisher: She was joking on the joke that all black, like all black people are like.
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Rockets could push the ceiling for the parcel service industry, which Morgan Stanley says "suffers from excess capacity," and give new meaning to same-day delivery.
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Even my friends from outside of square dancing, will say, "Oh, I've been meaning to come for an evening," or something like that, but they don't.
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The problem is that the term, "infrastructure" is a "soft" term, and needs some meat on the bone to give it meaning to the American people.
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He was also worried about what Lafayette had called his "fame," which in its 18th-century sense was closer in meaning to reputation than to celebrity.
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They're actually the product of a genetic mutation in the regular white clover plant, but that hasn't stopped humankind from assigning meaning to their unique shape.
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Meaning that the hormone itself doesn't reveal the meaning to life; rather, it cultivates pathways in the brain for ideas around the topic to take root.
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Her rich and vibrant circular tableaus bring new meaning to a realm of artistry that recalls parlor needlepoint done by aristocratic daughters and wives of yesteryear.
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Named after a Farsi word meaning "to savor in one bite," Logmeh's roving roasts are about the experience of every bite and being an interactive eater.
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Sunflowers featured heavily in Jillian's bouquet, as well as the rest of the wedding decor, both because of their aesthetic appeal and their meaning to her.
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Manny Fernandez, who covers Texas for The Times, sent us this dispatch from Houston: The tightest race in Texas is giving new meaning to identity politics.
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Sometimes, though, Mr. Trump's statements leave his own staff in the dark, forcing them to impute a meaning to his words that might not actually exist.
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You suddenly have the opportunity to spend more time exercising outside, to pick up the book you've been meaning to read or get your attic organized.
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The work was removed, but in a creative way that arguably added more meaning to the work than it ever would have had it remained standing.
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The problem for Mr. Biden is that he may be overestimating what an apology means to men at the expense of underestimating its meaning to women.
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Meaning "to talk" in Italian, Polari was the hidden language used by gay men in England to navigate their sexual identities without being caught by police.
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In a way, I feel like Ons gave meaning to whatever sacrifices I made, or difficult times I had through my journey to make it happen.
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I give back the dry cleaner a box of hangers and ten thousand safety pins, which I've been meaning to do for no joke six months.
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"If I'm going to invest in something, it has to have meaning to me, something that has historical value and can be passed on," he said.
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Republicans and Democrats must now rise to the occasion and bring meaning to their platforms by taking affirmative steps to solve problems both are committed to.
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It is a stigmatizing insult to the mentally ill (who are mostly well behaved and well meaning) to be lumped with Mr. Trump (who is neither).
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So I find the conversation around diversity both exciting and painful, because good, kind people get hurt, and good, kind people hurt others without meaning to.
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Carefully sequenced, the images enter into a conversation of sorts with one another, adding layers of meaning to the project in ways that inform — without sensationalizing.
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Trump may have been misspeaking and meaning to reference a different number: $150 million, which is the amount that both Clintons collected during their time after office.
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He shot himself, meaning to die by suicide, and ended up losing a chunk of his jaw that he covers up with that creepy clown mouth. NOPE.
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I place an order on CB2 for a few items I've been meaning to get, like a vase and organizational baskets, and the total comes to $100.00.
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Chinese military analysts have boasted of China's ability to "blind" THAAD (meaning to incapacitate it through electronic interference)—a further indication that the outrage is politically motivated.
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Saved is a place where you can create and curate lists of whatever you want, from restaurants you've been meaning to try to your favorite shopping destinations.
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The name holds great meaning to William's own father, Prince Charles, whose beloved great-uncle and mentor, Earl Louis Mountbatten, was assassinated by the IRA in 1979.
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Our brains are hardwired to ascribe intense meaning to the songs we listen to when we're young; playing Deja Entendu in full can still make me cry.
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In June the government cancelled the office lease for a state-run foundation on human rights in North Korea that it had been meaning to set up.
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Again, none of this really matters, because space, Earth, and all things are meaningless and time is just our effort trying to add meaning to the meaninglessness.
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It's a good time to curl up on the couch or a comfy chair and dig into some of the books that you've been meaning to read.
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The name holds great meaning to William's own father, Prince Charles, whose beloved great-uncle and mentor, Earl Louis Mountbatten, was assassinated by the IRA in 1979.
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"It gave me an outlet to have meaning, to have purpose, but it also gave me an outlet to express my rage and my frustration," he said.
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Your ruling planet Mercury connects with warrior planet Mars this morning, delivering important information and helping you connect with someone you've been meaning to reach out to.
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Will we be grabbing a drink soon with Han Solo (RIP buddy) or testing out our Force powers on that ugly lamp we've been meaning to replace?
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But, those same sarcastic words said over text message or, even worse, over Tinder, can have a totally different meaning to the person on the receiving end.
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And while some of these designs have been widely appropriated by the masses, they might still hold meaning to those who abide by the old tattoo codes.
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There's a song on the album called "Catalog" that I think, without meaning to, becomes almost a thesis statement for the album even though it's track 3.
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"We have always envisioned the poet-in-society as one who restores meaning to language," says the announcement for the event, which will feature some 150 readers.
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Then again, it's a danger to assign direct meaning to any non-Taylor-Swift song, since few artists write about their life in such an identifiable way.
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I've been meaning to look more into it, just so I can know more about the condition itself, so it's easier for me to explain to others.
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Giving new meaning to the phrase "I own you," Lorraine Bracco begins a two-episode arc as Toni, a Las Vegas overlord who owns Dice's gambling debt.
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"I think almost any economist would tell you that there's no real meaning to bilateral trade deficits, and it's not an appropriate objective of policy," Yellen said.
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