They had mixed feelings about putting them up for that kind of punishing scrutiny, because they also still had mixed feelings about their mom's role in their abuse.
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Mixed feelings aside, Queen & Slim is a fubu film.
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Movie nerds, however, have mixed feelings about the new service.
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But Queensbridge residents, too, have mixed feelings on the matter.
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But I still have mixed feelings about Whedon doing it.
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I had very mixed feelings when Apex Legends was announced.
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Even some in the extended Bundy family have mixed feelings.
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And fans had some mixed feelings about the drastic change.
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For Animal Crossing fans, it's an announcement with mixed feelings.
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Unfortunately, the authorities have mixed feelings about holding them back.
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Anna Faris has mixed feelings when it comes to marriage.
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As the replies started stacking up, Gillespie had mixed feelings.
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He also had mixed feelings on the sex offender registry.
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Mr. Springer has mixed feelings about relinquishing his childhood home.
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Even the porters might have mixed feelings about the arrangement.
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But he said he was leaving China with mixed feelings.
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Alibaba founder Jack Ma has mixed feelings about the future.
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"Local people have mixed feelings about the bridge," says Jenna.
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To be honest, I have mixed feelings about this puzzle.
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I'm a bike rider and so I have mixed feelings.
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Critics, including Theodore Strauss of The Times, had mixed feelings.
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Sanchez had mixed feelings about the reduction of his suspension.
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International aid advocates have expressed mixed feelings about Bana's fame.
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"It looks good, but I have mixed feelings," he said.
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But manufacturers of medical devices have mixed feelings about it.
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There are mixed feelings in both conferences about the transition.
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"I feel mixed feelings about losing the weight," he said.
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It was something that I always had mixed feelings about.
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Still, many young people have mixed feelings about their phones.
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Brinkley suggested that Bush had mixed feelings about the Trump era.
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Holly Thomas has "mixed feelings" about wearing high heels at work.
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After playing with the Jamboard, I've come away with mixed feelings.
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So far, Twitter users noticing the update are reporting mixed feelings.
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Shannon Liao, News Writer: I have mixed feelings about Season 7.
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Many Bhutanese harbour mixed feelings about the transition to constitutional democracy.
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I've felt major mixed feelings about my contribution to the culture.
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Experts have mixed feelings about whether cars are a legitimate investment.
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Twitter, however, isn't convinced and has mixed feelings on her look.
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Chanda P.W.: I've got mixed feelings about the question of inclusion.
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Many of us have mixed feelings about our childhoods and families.
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Despite the exoneration, security experts have mixed feelings about the app.
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"I have mixed feelings on the trend," Puget Sound's Klapstein says.
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I have mixed feelings about the whole mythology of self-reliance.
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PUERTO RICO'S distant overlords have often displayed mixed feelings towards it.
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Naming a dog after someone you know can provoke mixed feelings.
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I have mixed feelings about filming shows, because you lose something.
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I anticipated that Jackson fans would have mixed feelings about that.
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Dominik said the musician had mixed feelings about the final result.
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Some employees have mixed feelings about the company's work with ICE.
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I have mixed feelings about this, but yeah, I guess so.
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He said he had mixed feelings on finishing runner-up again.
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Stanford expressed mixed feelings about Sorenstam's PGA Tour start in 2003.
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But if it does, Democrats will have mixed feelings about it.
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It's a postscript that allows plenty of space for mixed feelings.
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The arrival of the migrants, in November, has provoked mixed feelings.
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He says he has mixed feelings about the "heartbeat bill" debate.
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So far, players in the "League" tournament have shared mixed feelings.
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That has caused mixed feelings for the people they work with.
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He once said, "Great art is clear thinking about mixed feelings."
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Despite these mixed feelings, plant-based foods are on the rise.
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Looking back on this puzzle, I have mixed feelings about it.
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People had mixed feelings in the comments: Comment from discussion Hairswap.
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Ms. Cohen admits she has mixed feelings about her new digs.
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Wisconsin residents have had mixed feelings about the investment, polls show.
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The march brought mixed feelings of pride, hope, pain, and sadness.
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"But I have mixed feelings about teaching him my stupid Jackass stunts."
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Brinkley further suggested that Bush had mixed feelings about the Trump era.
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"I had very mixed feelings when we hugged each other," he says.
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And fans are reacting with some seriously mixed feelings about the proposition.
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Becker, much less so, now having mixed feelings about the entire operation.
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As the Times story notes, publishers have mixed feelings on Apple's involvement.
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As a book reader, I have very mixed feelings about Mr. Willoughby.
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But Markle's influence has stirred up mixed feelings in businesses like Birks.
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Dave Mitchell, another Boston resident in recovery, has mixed feelings about SPOT.
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They are not predictable, and they generate mixed feelings and divided loyalties.
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Competitors in the life sciences industry have mixed feelings about Alphabet's recruiting.
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Watch the trailer here:Cadwalladr tweeted she has "mixed feelings" about the film.
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So it's mixed feelings but the show must go on, I guess.
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Both sides have mixed feelings about popcorn, pork chops and whole milk.
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The deal has also left some human rights advocates with mixed feelings.
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The new poll finds 18 percent have mixed feelings about the measure.
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In a recent memoir, Stevens recalls the Jesus Movement with mixed feelings.
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Therefore, I have mixed feelings according to the recent refugees and migrants.
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Connie Britton has very mixed feelings about Nashville coming to an end.
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What's new is how upfront Ms. Ballinger is about her mixed feelings.
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"While certain agents celebrate rising prices, I have mixed feelings," he said.
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" That doesn't account for mixed feelings, which are apt for "Opening Night.
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"I have mixed feelings," Ms. Sullivan said after the canvassers had left.
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As their adventure draws to a close, the pair have mixed feelings.
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But he had "mixed feelings" about seeing the frog in a coffin.
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No mixed feelings here ... the Biebers and Demi stand strong behind Scooter.
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Those in attendance on the opening night said they had mixed feelings.
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Through their interviews with Sacks, which are edited into episodes of roughly a half-hour, the women delve into their mixed feelings about motherhood, their guilt over those mixed feelings, and the shadows cast by their own childhoods.
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"I have mixed feelings," Jewish community member Regina Simonenko said after the funeral.
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But still there are mixed feelings about the sustainability of this issuance pace.
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And of course I needed the money, but I [had] very mixed feelings.
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Matthew said that he and Elliot had mixed feelings about the genetic testing.
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The end of summer tends to bring up an array of mixed feelings.
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Jay-Z fans have mixed feelings about the rapper's new album 4:44.
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And Main Street business owners and advocates have mixed feelings on the ruling.
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I've written about my mixed feelings on The Birth of A Nation before.
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Barcelona residents on Thursday had mixed feelings about the possibility of a referendum.
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But how often do you watch something and come away with mixed feelings?
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Before digging in, there were mixed feelings about this combo at the office.
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And to say that there are mixed feelings about that is an understatement.
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I have long had mixed feelings about the ancestry story told by Warren.
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Despite the happy images, people in the comments had mixed feelings on it.
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Hannah presumably has mixed feelings about this, what with her family's travel lodge.
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That led to some really mixed feelings about the media in our community.
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At recent church services, we found mixed feelings about Mr. Moore among parishioners.
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Even as the moving spirit of this worthy project, Gisleson had mixed feelings.
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By his own admission, he had "mixed feelings" about his first six months.
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I had mixed feelings about this tool, which I'll explain in a bit.
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Students have mixed feelings about the tech being rolled out in their schools.
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Provincial and territorial securities regulators harbor mixed feelings towards the best interest standard.
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I understand our members' mixed feelings about the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Having used Airbnb all over the country, I have mixed feelings about Airbnb.
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People have mixed feelings about the fact that it basically looks like an iPhone.
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Susan Lerner, executive director of Common Cause, expressed mixed feelings about the salary legislation.
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"I have mixed feelings about it, to be honest," McBride said of the song.
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I have so many mixed feelings about BlackBerry's DTEK50, a $300 Android-powered phone.
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After spending the day on the glacier with Peter, I left with mixed feelings.
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She is a huge proponent of immigrant rights and had mixed feelings about Rep.
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Pollsters also found voters have mixed feelings about Trump's vow to deport undocumented immigrants.
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Fans quickly picked up on the hashtag, from loving it to having mixed feelings.
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For a long time, she regarded her luminous performance in "Casablanca" with mixed feelings.
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Dr. Willerslev has mixed feelings about the consequences of his research on Kennewick Man.
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A recent poll found that New Yorkers have rather mixed feelings about Ocasio-Cortez.
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So have some liberal organizations, though many progressives have mixed feelings about the bill.
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Peter Mushi, who is now the chuch's pastor, has mixed feelings about the designation.
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Chris Murphy, a Democrat from Connecticut, said he had mixed feelings about Pompeo's trip.
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As we've evolved, we've developed more complex and mixed feelings about those same people.
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If you're Donald Trump, you probably received a recent CIA analysis with mixed feelings.
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LaMotta, above right fighting Marcel Cerdan in 1949, had mixed feelings about the film.
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One woman was nearly in tears describing her mixed feelings about the United States.
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At a recent performance in London, audience members expressed mixed feelings about the change.
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Tanner also opened up to Viall about his mixed feelings surrounding second-time fatherhood.
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As a fan, I have mixed feelings about the N.H.L. not being in Pyeongchang.
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But residents described mixed feelings about the column of smoke looming above their homes.
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Giulianotti looked up like a boy with mixed feelings about having caught a fish.
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"I have mixed feelings about it," said Klobuchar supporter Margo Marks, 20193, of Waukee.
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There are certain to be mixed feelings when he enters Chesapeake Energy Arena again.
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Although critics had mixed feelings about it, "Joker" (2019) earned four Golden Globe nominations.
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Four decades later, Mixon recalls with mixed feelings what he told her: Say nothing.
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Trying to decide if I should take a buyout myself, I have mixed feelings.
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Gathering my composure, I boarded the bus back to Zurich full of mixed feelings.
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Overall, people seemed to have mixed feelings, ranging from pride to annoyance, about her visit.
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But the anniversary is increasingly regarded with mixed feelings by many of the city's residents.
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But the artisans have mixed feelings, and are more interested in income than in authenticity.
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Critics had mixed feelings about the movie, with some calling the film's musical numbers boring.
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Ahead of its release, critics had mixed feelings about Disney's reimagining of the 1994 classic.
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Whatever You Think of Edward Snowden, Go See Citizenfour NowI have mixed feelings about Snowden.
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Regina Santos, a 53-year-old resident of Curitiba, watched the demonstration with mixed feelings.
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Perhaps even Saudi Arabia has some mixed feelings about cutting oil production for economic reasons.
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I have mixed feelings about how things work up there, I just know they do.
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Tyler also discussed his mixed feelings about Brandon and Theresa to Kerthy, an MTV producer.
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Now I've played with a near-final version, and I've got mixed feelings about it.
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About that, Ms. Handler seemed to have mixed feelings within the same 37-minute episode.
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The woman who says she "invented" gender reveal parties has mixed feelings about them today.
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To be honest, I have mixed feelings about this one since it's got some drawbacks.
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Japanese people have "mixed feelings" about whaling, according to Hisayo Takada, spokeswoman for Greenpeace Japan.
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But the mixed feelings exposed a striking divide over how different communities respond to violence.
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Looking back on this puzzle two years later, I honestly have mixed feelings about it.
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The fence and his role in popularizing the place has left Kourounis with mixed feelings.
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He has mixed feelings about all this—some apprehension about the world he has made.
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I definitely have mixed feelings about taking on more debt as we try to pursue FIRE.
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To say British people have mixed feelings about a Trump visit would probably be an understatement.
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Carey has mixed feelings about returning to Switzerland, but says it's something she needs to do.
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" Asked if he regrets playing a role in the case, Dershowitz said he had "mixed feelings.
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Ahead of its release, critics had mixed feelings about Disney's reimagining of the beloved animated classic.
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"It was a very strange day with very mixed feelings," Farhadi told Reuters in an interview.
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I had mixed feelings about parts of that first season but really liked it all said.
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But the Watergate tapes indicated that Nixon may have had mixed feelings about the Bohemian Club.
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Even with their mixed feelings for America, Pakistanis are always interested when election time comes around.
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The 10,000 or so people who remain on Ambae island have mixed feelings about the plans.
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Who, these days, can afford the patience for mixed feelings about the protocols of cultural institutions?
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Trump understands the role of the Fed better than most politicians, which explains his mixed feelings.
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But even as he enjoyed his cigarette, he, like his country, had mixed feelings about it.
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Among rank-and-file employees, it can bring up mixed feelings, especially about privacy and productivity.
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Earlier, she dropped hints about her mixed feelings by posting a screenshot to her Instagram story.
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In the past, Roberts has expressed mixed feelings about the event, but he has always attended.
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Instagram users have had mixed feelings about the change, which is still in a testing phase.
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For this show aims to portray the paralyzing mixed feelings inspired by ordeals such as Luke's.
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Most designers might have mixed feelings about their clothes becoming a footnote in a bigger event.
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After hosting him, I have very mixed feelings about the role of "flamethrower" speakers on campus.
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Human rights activists have mixed feelings about the Trump administration's use of the Global Magnitsky tool.
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His mixed feelings echo those of many Americans about the emerging dark side of digital life.
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The mixed feelings are evident in statistics from the 26 localities that recognize same-sex partnerships.
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However, gamers — usually quick to defend their turf from interlopers — have mixed feelings about loot boxes.
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How could you not flash on the good times and the hurtful ending — mixed feelings incarnate!
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The Marines who fought there have mixed feelings about Falluja, given the course of events since then.
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Amazon, Ancestry We here at WIRED have mixed feelings about sending out your DNA to be tested.
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Amazon Fire TV Cube for $258 ($220 off): We have mixed feelings about the Fire TV Cube.
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Amazon Fire TV Cube for $80 ($40 off) We have mixed feelings about the Fire TV Cube.
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I have mixed feelings about evaluating the 2020 presidential candidates by how much they've given to charity.
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The Verdict: I have mixed feelings — especially since I am not a known user/believer of detoxes.
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Rodgers tweeted a response to one person who said they had "mixed feelings" about the new single.
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She told The Frame that she has mixed feelings about the situation and for a good reason.
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After spending over a week using and testing the Idol 4S, I have mixed feelings about it.
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Markets in Gaza reopened as life returned to normal, although people expressed mixed feelings about the truce.
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"It is a dilemma," Jagger, sporting a sharp black suit — said of her mixed feelings toward Trump.
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Judging from the trailer, Rocko and company have some pretty mixed feelings about our post-'90s world.
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As the auction began to swing shut, she told me she had mixed feelings about the event.
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"I have mixed feelings about leaving," said Ms. Faget, who is moving to Seattle with her husband.
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Trendy restaurants that amp up the music generate mixed feelings in diners, attracting some and repelling others.
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Some Americans demanded electoral reform; we can thank them, with mixed feelings, for inventing the presidential primary.
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I have mixed feelings about that, but if it means more Gabriel and Martha, bring it on.
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Local officials and residents of the border region told CNN they have mixed feelings about the news.
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Chip Gregson, the Pentagon's top Asia official from 2009 to 2011, has mixed feelings about the announcement.
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Despite his mixed feelings about Ripa's reaction, Strahan once again spoke well of Ripa on Thursday morning's broadcast.
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But this won't matter to a troubling number of Americans who have mixed feelings about their Muslim neighbors.
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The bottom line: Journalists tend to have mixed feelings when their publications are bought for nine-figure sums.
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Daniel Semetko, 225, headed back to his job at a Houston energy company on Tuesday with mixed feelings.
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I have mixed feelings about how exciting this will be, because it's still so connected to Axe's world.
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When asked whether black characters should always be voiced by black voice actors, both actors had mixed feelings.
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But Tucker has mixed feelings about Camp Gladiator, noting that she doesn't even like to say the name.
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Its doctors have mixed feelings about body-hacking venture capitalists trying to get into nutritional ketosis, without supervision.
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I went into my first attempt at watching 2012's The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey with mixed feelings.
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That being said, there's something in the Disney fan community that I have mixed feelings about: fan theories.
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Still, it doesn't prevent him from having some mixed feelings about the city's relationship with the visual arts.
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Kroll said the Ecosia team had "mixed feelings" about the record, because it was driven by environmental tragedy.
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Ms. Tynan, who understandably had "mixed feelings" about the proximity, resolutely patched together a separate path for herself.
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And it's only natural that these breaks might lead to mixed feelings on either side of the relationship.
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I have mixed feelings about the nonbinary option, and I don't plan on changing my gender to neutral.
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Negan leaves out a few crucial details about his beloved wife which may leave you with mixed feelings.
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I have mixed feelings about his novels, but he was our finest writer of short stories since Hemingway.
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She said she had mixed feelings about China's rampant modernisation and liked the nostalgic feel of her workplace.
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I obviously had mixed feelings about that: Having more clothes was good, yet my mother's cancer was bad.
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"I have mixed feelings about the movie," Mr. Hopkins told Scott Murray, a Bangkok-based writer, in 2007.
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But Republicans, even if they have mixed feelings about Trump's conduct, give Trump good marks on his policies.
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Jim McIntosh, a Broadway bartender, served his last drink at the matinee, and said he had mixed feelings.
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The character of the Braderie has also changed, creating mixed feelings among long-term professional exhibitors and visitors.
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For nearly every form of technology I use for work, or use for myself, I have mixed feelings.
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"I have mixed feelings about it," Mr. Loeb said earlier this month, the day before his 88th birthday.
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Maezawa didn&apost give a detailed explanation but did say he had mixed feelings about the entire process.
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As a result, doctors have mixed feelings about whether to recommend fasting to their patients for health purposes.
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I have to admit, I have had strenuously mixed feelings about the prospect of a Democratic climate debate.
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I admit to having mixed feelings about the quick focus in the media and elsewhere on Strickland's gender.
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If you read the title, "Mixed Feelings," you had a hint that we were going to be anagramming.
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This first-rate documentary generates similar mixed feelings at a time when freedoms seem to be threatened everywhere.
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He said he had mixed feelings about the pope's visit, saying his family has been neglected and forgotten.
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You know, I had mixed feelings about it, but my experience was really different than Mark's and Dustin's.
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Patients might have rather more mixed feelings, given that most people have never been consulted about any of this.
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Gruden ... 'cause Short says he's got some serious mixed feelings over Chuckie's first season back as Raiders head man.
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"Having mixed feelings today," his daughter Aygul Bekjan, who lives in the United States, wrote on her Facebook page.
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And a lot of time (all the time) I have a lot of mixed feelings about my trust fund.
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At least three of his nominees appear to have mixed feelings about whether their future departments should even exist.
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While Schumer seemed to have mixed feelings about the prenatal pastry, her celebrity friends couldn't get enough of it.
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But the happy sentiments are not felt by all the KarJenners, who have mixed feelings about the new addition.
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After a week with the device, I was left with mixed feelings independent of the whole ongoing display saga.
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When it comes to machines like the artificially intelligent drone featured in the film, though, Pearce has mixed feelings.
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I have strong but mixed feelings about Aaron, the man I left rehab with, who looked like Humphrey Bogart.
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That tasting happened in anticipation of the second generation Impossible Burger release, and the experience gave me mixed feelings.
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California's privacy bill was signed into law on Thursday, and the reaction has been an assortment of mixed feelings.
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Councilmember Donovan Richards, the chair of the public safety committee, said he had "mixed feelings" about the shake-up.
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Caregivers already gather in Facebook groups and on websites, but experts have mixed feelings about online chats and groups.
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Still, it is with mixed feelings that I'm leaving because I love so many of the people at Bridgewater.
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The idea came from a request from several of Tossell's Instagram followers who clearly have mixed feelings about tech.
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There are similar worries in South Korea, where people have mixed feelings about Mr. Trump's diplomacy with North Korea.
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I've had very mixed feelings to when things have gone viral for what could be classified as negative reasons.
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He said he had "mixed feelings" about the fact he was scheduled to play Madison Square Garden on his birthday.
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Gael Garcia Bernal took the stage to perform at the 2018 Oscars ceremony — and Twitter has mixed feelings about it.
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Like us, Twitter users had mixed feelings about the humungous creature and really didn't even know where to begin. pic.twitter.
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So I have mixed feelings about that day to day, but I'm like, my body created and birthed a child.
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For Woo, who was still trying to move on with her life, watching all of this unfold inspired mixed feelings.
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Though I connected, often deeply, to these authors' mixed feelings, it was impossible to ignore what we did not share.
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James Hughes, the director of the Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies (IEET), has mixed feelings about the poll results.
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The Apple Watch is still a device I have mixed feelings about, even though I generally wear one every day.
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Those mixed feelings over the past are borne out by the monuments themselves which have become the target of vandalism.
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Justice Sandra Day O'Connor retired in early 2006, at 75, with mixed feelings, to take care of her ailing husband.
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It's also the home of Kevin McCarthy, the House majority leader, whose district has its own mixed feelings about immigration.
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So when we heard that these outsized South American rodents had made their way to Florida, we had mixed feelings.
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Ugh, we've got such severely mixed feelings about this pairing, even though we've had seven seasons to prepare for it.
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Now, five months after his birth, she's opening up about her mixed feelings about returning to work as a mom.
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Leonie Peters, a new US citizen originally from Trinidad and Tobago, shares Levia's mixed feelings about the current immigration crisis.
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The post yielded mixed feelings, but the sanctuary has largely been praised for helping to dispel the stigma around spiders.
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The Black Eyed Peas frontman addressed his mixed feelings about Game of Thrones in an interview with Britain's The Sun.
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Loretta Weinberg, a longtime Christie foe who co-chaired the investigative committee, said she had "mixed feelings" about further action.
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The Long Dark evokes mixed feelings of dread and beauty in large part because of the art direction and soundscape.
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Investors seem to be having mixed feelings on these factors within the context of each of the large tech conglomerates.
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Despite the mixed feelings that business leaders have about the chancellor, her departure amid political disorder could shake their confidence.
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Corey and Ny, both 18, have plans to leave Flint after graduation; both have mixed feelings about their troubled city.
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"I'm a super-progressive, and I have incredibly mixed feelings about the 'sharing economy' and companies like Uber," he said.
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Those tenants' struggle to stay in an area that holds a lifetime of memories is frequently met with mixed feelings.
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Some of them are all-around great books, some are our personal favorites, and some we have mixed feelings about.
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A fascinating aspect of rank-and-file Republicans' mixed feelings on the tax issue is that it's heavily mediated by income.
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Maybe in near future there is [an]other order that will come that will influence us, so it's mixed feelings actually.
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Deibert said she has mixed feelings about the thread going viral, but thinks it is good to talk about these realities.
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Insider producers Nico Reyes and Danielle Cohen tested the RevAir on their curly and wavy hair, respectively, and had mixed feelings.
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People often have mixed feelings about their periods, and their relationships with their time-of-the-month change throughout their lives.
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I have mixed feelings about Dwight's transformation and whether it will play out as successfully as it does in the comics.
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You just have such mixed feelings about these engagements—you do the math, not a good track record in my lifetime.
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Though endearing, Joanna explained that Crew's latest milestone — and others her kids have been having — struck up mixed feelings in her.
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At the Louvre on Saturday, visitors expressed mixed feelings about the incident, with some planning to leave Paris earlier than planned.
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TV's Joe Concha that Americans' views on abortion have been steady for years because they have mixed feelings on the issue.
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Leigh Bosse, 69, who publishes a weekly paper in Hillsborough, N.H., said he was voting for Trump, but with mixed feelings.
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The Under Armour athlete says other Olympians she has spoken to have mixed feelings about health concerns at this year's games.
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Kim Jong Il, the current leader's father and predecessor, was known for having mixed feelings about the existence of free markets.
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I write songs about it because it's all I know, but I have very mixed feelings about a lot of it.
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With mixed feelings, I watched my wild, frizzy brown locks fall away and leave behind a clean, neat half-inch buzz.
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In Barcelona, Jordi Mercade, a 32-year-old engineer celebrating with friends, said he had mixed feelings about the day's events.
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Unless your husband is pretty thick, he won't be shocked to learn that you have mixed feelings about celebrating his career.
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When questioned, locals were quick to gossip, admitting that their neighbors have mixed feelings about the presence of the arts center.
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To the Editor: I have mixed feelings regarding aggressively striking back at President Trump, his advisers and cabinet, and his base.
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Business Insider spoke to construction workers around the country to learn the mixed feelings they have about working during this pandemic.
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As one might imagine, I had mixed feelings about the whole experience, and throughout my adulthood we mostly avoided the subject.
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We've all heard about the mixed feelings many women have about their bodies after having babies, and I was no exception.
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I know this week comes with a lot of mixed feelings for people about returning home, traveling and missing loved ones.
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Many of the drivers said they have mixed feelings about the company they work for (or "work with," as many clarified).
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It's why, when superstar Kevin Hart announced that he was going to host the 2019 Academy Awards, I had mixed feelings.
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Aside from the proximity to a holiday, however, artists have expressed mixed feelings about the dates, but not about Arts in Bushwick.
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Nick: It really did feel like a made-for-TV movie excursion for The Walking Dead, which I have mixed feelings about.
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The move has left public health experts with mixed feelings: cutting nicotine levels in cigarettes could help curb addiction and save lives.
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A similar proportion of young men who waited longer to have sex described their first encounter as unwanted or had mixed feelings.
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A person you have mixed feelings about is much more interesting and confusing than a person you outright detest, and therefore, dismiss.
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While there is no word yet if the mom was successful in her efforts, Towson students had mixed feelings about her actions.
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What was it like to have this thing you had such mixed feelings about and have people be blown away by it?
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When my aunt calls me and tells me that Rush Limbaugh won't stop talking about the movie, I have very mixed feelings.
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Similar mixed feelings guided the Union's schizophrenic response to Russia's 2014 seizure and annexation of Crimea and moves to destabilize eastern Ukraine.
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I had mixed feelings about this -- I was devastated to be separated from her, but I was relieved to finally reach safety.
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Similar mixed feelings guided the EU's schizophrenic response to Russia's 2014 seizure and annexation of Crimea and moves to destabilize eastern Ukraine.
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Julian Wachner, Trinity Wall Street's director of music and the arts, confessed to mixed feelings about the modesty of this year's commemorations.
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But while Talkspace CEO Oren Frank says he's grateful for the donation, he was left with mixed feelings about accepting the ads.
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She also acknowledges that some people have mixed feelings about going to HR, and suggests turning to a trusted manager if necessary.
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Some residents expressed mixed feelings about giving up local control, pointing out that the village government had cracked down on unkempt properties.
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As someone who remembers the 1980s, I have mixed feelings about this, which I am going to explore in an upcoming column.
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Mixed feelings from residents led the city council to allow e-scooters but reserved the right to change the ordinance if needed.
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There was no immediate comment from series organizers but Jean Todt, the head of the International Automobile Federation (FIA) expressed mixed feelings.
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I may have mixed feelings because I'm a scientist and love science, but I also know science doesn't exist in a vacuum.
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A decade later, Pa Der has mixed feelings about whether the show helped her personally create a community with other Hmong people.
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Meanwhile, Abdulla, who has mixed feelings about the cyber clampdown in his country, blames the Qatari leadership for the deterioration of relations.
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Trump told Collins he had mixed feelings about his second wife, Marla Maples, an actress and television personality, working outside the home.
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Inside goes deep into these mixed feelings, finding authentic ways to approach the writer's oeuvre, so often cited but so little truly understood.
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Ahmed told CNN's Connect the World she had "a lot of mixed feelings" about her face becoming synonymous with an "anti-Trump" movement.
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Elsewhere, Celebrity Apprentice vet Clay Aiken admitted to mixed feelings about Trump's chances during a recent interview on Chelsea Handler's Netflix series Chelsea.
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The bold action has Kaepernick's fans, teammates, opponents, and coach talking, and there are a great deal of mixed feelings surrounding the protest.
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This sounds incremental and inconsequential, but creators and backers have mixed feelings about what it means for low-tier backers on the site.
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Students arriving in America since then have voiced mixed feelings about democracy and free markets, and how useful they might be for China.
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Randy Yu, a local politician, says that many of his constituents grew up with the animals and so have "mixed feelings" about them.
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These are always hard, especially since I have mixed feelings about the morality of what we do here as a criminal defense firm.
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Medical experts said they have mixed feelings about whether people without diabetes should take the drug, in light of this lack of research.
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As a huge fan of the Harry Potter series, I must admit that I have mixed feelings about the upcoming Fantastic Beasts series.
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Marketers have expressed mixed feelings about Snapchat, with ad agencies telling CNBC in August that interest in the platform is flat to dwindling.
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As for Linsanity, he may have won the trademark, but he has mixed feelings about it; he does not intend to revive it.
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Instagram and Twitter users had mixed feelings about Chang's sandwich proclivities — but Mindy Kaling was in full support of his anti-avocado stance.
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A woman who believes she was at the forefront of the "gender reveal parties" movement has mixed feelings about the now ubiquitous celebrations.
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Despite assurances tourism revenues will benefit all Cubans, the move has stirred mixed feelings in a country that prides itself on social equality.
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Sarah Neal Montgomery, a 27-year-old student in Georgia, has similarly mixed feelings about the IC support groups she uses on Facebook.
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They often also have mixed feelings about returning to the people who are associated with their relinquishment, a primary source of their grief.
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I often have the experience when I'm making an argument of trying to address not some external opponent but my own mixed feelings.
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Sarah Wang, from Chongqing, said she had "mixed feelings" about seeing her city atop the list, but security cameras had benefits as well.
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As I approached our building, the roar from the student center grew louder, as did the mixed feelings I've had about college sports.
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So it was with mixed feelings, in September 2015, that I reported a tip I got that Scott Walker was ending his campaign.
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Others are essentially Olympic mercenaries, including Frisch, who had mixed feelings about competing for South Korea when the host nation initially approached her.
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Despite my genuine and honest determination toward the show, there was a part of me that still had mixed feelings about my participation.
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Latinos here account for roughly 45 percent of the population, and many Republicans say they have mixed feelings over Mr. Trump's immigration plans.
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Amid painful memories, members of the Iranian-American diaspora in Los Angeles are navigating mixed feelings about the Trump administration's escalation with Iran.
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Tenants said they had mixed feelings about the agreement, even as the attorney general said it would send a strong message to landlords.
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If you are contemplating some form of FIRE (financial independence/retire early), you may have mixed feelings about sharing your long-range plans.
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"Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker" is in theaters and it may leave you with some mixed feelings over Rey and its conclusion.
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News executives, while sometimes expressing mixed feelings about giving terrorists what they seek, have generally felt obligated to give such attacks ample coverage.
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It pays particular attention to Mr. Bauman's position as a heroic survivor — which he has mixed feelings about — and his struggles with PTSD.
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They also concede that some folk back home might have mixed feelings were they to learn that the Uighurs stand accused of terrorist leanings.
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That would provide a welcome financial cushion to the vast majority of the country—though the residents of "mask village" might harbour mixed feelings.
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Despite exposing just about everything by choosing a life in the public eye, celebrities have very mixed feelings about going nude for a shoot.
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Heslin says he has "mixed feelings" about the new school, which sits further back on the property than the former school, which was demolished.
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Senator Mark Kirk, who represents Illinois, where Boeing is headquartered, said in a hallway interview at the Senate he had mixed feelings about it.
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After turning down the opportunity to perform during the Super Bowl halftime show, Cardi B has explained that she had "mixed feelings" about it.
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This date is cute and perfect and normal and I still have mixed feelings because I'm sold on Rachel, but not sold on Nick.
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While the account aims to maintain an innocent voice, many of the tweets come across as perplexingly mature, which leaves followers with mixed feelings.
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The Yale Law student went on to tell HuffPost that she had "mixed feelings" about Rubenfeld's advice but ultimately decided to interview with Kavanaugh.
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We've all watched Boston Dynamics' video last month with mixed feelings — there was a bit of excitement, sure, but also a lot of terror.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: Google / GizmodoAnother Google I/O keynote has happened and, again, we have mixed feelings about what we saw.
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"It's with mixed feelings in all honesty," said Captain Spirit co-creative directors Michel Koch and Raoul Barbet, who jointly answered questions over email.
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The students, ever respectful and expressing excitement for the opportunity to see Mr. Trump in person, seemed to have mixed feelings about the candidate.
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They still both kidnap people to live out a revenge fantasy, so in the spirit of gender equality, I have mixed feelings about both.
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This can lead to some mixed feelings, but there is one kind of baby photo we can all agree on — and that's puppy photos.
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"We're seeing mixed results so we're having mixed feelings," Estelle Masse, a senior policy analyst at the privacy advocacy organization Access Now, told Gizmodo.
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Perhaps you don't think your incident was "important" enough, perhaps you fear the scrutiny you'd face, or perhaps you're still working through mixed feelings.
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The reviews of Spider-Man: Far From Home are rolling in and critics have mixed feelings about the epilogue to Marvel's grandiose Infinity saga.
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The performer said she had "mixed feelings" about being offered the chance to perform during Sunday's Super Bowl in Atlanta, the Associated Press reported.
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About one-third of Republicans, 2628 percent, say they like the way Trump conducts himself and 28503 percent have mixed feelings about his conduct.
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So it is with mixed feelings that Chinese now view the recent reappearance of some of the ingredients that made that era so toxic.
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I'd wager that no restaurant produces more barbecue — or more mixed feelings among customers — than this Penn Quarter establishment captained by pitmaster Dan Farber.
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BEN BRANTLEY The news that standard orchestra tickets to "Hamilton" are now being offered for a wallet-busting $849 stirs mixed feelings in me.
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After the war, when the provisional government of Thuringia asked him to direct a small arts school in provincial Weimar, Mahler had mixed feelings.
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You can also expect lots of cinematic moments with thoughtful dialogue, especially as Nadine and Chloe work out their mixed feelings for each other.
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"It was kind of mixed feelings though, because it felt like it took a long time and there are so many highs and lows."
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Mr. Ayyappan declared "mixed feelings" about River Park's "adding a lot of height to the area," as well as increased pedestrian density and traffic.
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In the end, despite our mixed feelings about the tasting, I resist disparaging the whole category as Chris Cannon did at our 220 tasting.
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Egyptians, who often complained about corruption, oppression and unemployment under Mubarak, had mixed feelings about their former leader as news of his death spread.
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Their austere, fiscally orthodox measures have been popular with international financial markets and investors but have left mixed feelings at home, tempering presidential aspirations.
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And, to Disney&aposs benefit, despite critics having mixed feelings over the film, the majority of fans seem to be satisfied with the conclusion.
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I have a lot of mixed feelings about my time in the military, but you seem to be even more conflicted than I am.
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Fans of Game of Thrones had lots of mixed feelings about this development, and many were quick to express those feelings on social media.
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And police have mixed feelings about carrying guns; about a tenth of officers in London say they would rather quit their job than do so.
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He also understands that Bachelor Nation had mixed feelings about Underwood being picked, but he hopes that fans give him a chance to prove himself.
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But I knew, regardless of my mixed feelings over his triumphs and his failures, the last thing I wanted was for us to go backward.
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Rafael Salamanca Jr., a City Council member whose district includes the South Bronx, said he had mixed feelings about the area becoming a warehouse hub.
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Mixed feelings were confusing feelings, and I didn't feel confused except as to why it was so hard for everyone to understand that I existed.
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Now that the changes have officially rolled out, though, ClassPass users have mixed feelings about the new system — in fact, some of them are pissed.
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Among Democrats and people who lean Democrat, 89 percent of survey respondents said they don't like Trump's conduct, and only 8 percent have mixed feelings.
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Two days before the start of his title defense at Royal Birkdale, Stenson said he had mixed feelings about the pressures of being the champion.
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We are spending money and making lists, sure, but we are also trying to tidy up our mixed feelings and put a bow on them.
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If the U.S. imposes tariffs on Mexican auto exports, Seade said he would have mixed feelings about retaliation, noting that it can violate trade rules.
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" As for Burt's mixed feelings about the centerfold, which he shared later in life, Welch says, "There's one thing about public image and the press.
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While many are ultimately mourning the loss of their former business manager, the mixed feelings expressed in their tweets clearly show how imperfect he was.
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And voters for both candidates have mixed feelings about the current state of the health care system and what can be done to improve it.
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Norma Samour, the owner of a shopping center, said she was a habitual Republican voter and would likely back Mr. Trump despite some mixed feelings.
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It might have added extra depth to Cedar's character to see her struggle more with her mixed feelings and her guilt, along with her grief.
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In Buenos Aires, Mr. Obama's visit stirred mixed feelings from residents grappling with whether closer ties with the United States was in their country's interests.
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These mixed feelings are not a sign of confusion; rather, they reflect a sensible awareness of the costs as well as the benefits of testing.
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According to news reports, Noah said he had "mixed feelings" about being at West Point, where the team was holding its training camp this week.
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Democrats were far more unified, with 89 percent saying they didn't like Trump's behavior, 303 percent reporting mixed feelings, and a tiny 2 percent approving.
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"I have mixed feelings about supporting places that so-call rescue big cats because I'm not sure ultimately, they're providing such a service," Goode added.
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It depends on the family, of course, but it is quite common for people to express mixed feelings (or worse) about family holidays and reunions.
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Fans still have mixed feelings about Peter Weber as this year's Bachelor, but rest assured: the franchise is already promising drama ahead of Monday's premiere.
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On Sunday's episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Khloé has mixed feelings after Thompson surprises her with several lavish gifts for her 35th birthday.
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Whenever I have heard military leaders argue that the biggest long-term threat to American national security is our national debt, I've had mixed feelings.
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Many writers have mixed feelings about author tours, which all too often, especially these days, feature perfunctory encounters with anemic crowds in half-empty bookstores.
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In interviews with The New York Times this year, several people who have worked with Mr. Acosta expressed mixed feelings of him as a colleague.
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As she approaches the end of her pregnancy, the star admitted in the caption that she's experiencing mixed feelings about her impending second child's arrival.
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The Kylie Cosmetics mogul went on to admit that she has some mixed feelings regarding how much her baby girl has grown over the past year.
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"I have mixed feelings about being here in general just because the conference itself still isn't diverse," Baker told me on day one of Grace Hopper.
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Blessing said he was leaving the bank with mixed feelings adding that his time at the helm of Commerzbank had been like a roller-coaster ride.
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The apology came as "Brother Nature" fans — and the internet in general — expressed mixed feelings about the appropriate response to the emergence of Peña's old tweets.
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Just 34 percent of respondents who identify or lean Republican said they like the way Trump conducts himself, and 46 percent of respondents reported mixed feelings.
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During an appearance on Harry, T.I. revealed that he had "mixed feelings about" the former couple's show, T.I. & Tiny: The Family Hustle, coming to an end.
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Samman, who paid the "influencer tax" and is now licensed to post her ad partnerships on social media, says she has mixed feelings about the restrictions.
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As I've said before, I have mixed feelings about diversity reports because the existence of them hasn't led to any notable improvements in the tech industry.
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Executive producer Bernie Caulfield seemed to sum up the mixed feelings that evoked, which oscillated between nostalgia and somewhat guilty relief as the finish line neared.
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Researchers said that suggested many had "mixed feelings" over gender minorities, who might see an increase in acceptance even as support for gay people leveled off.
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Thank you, Messier than Most Dear Messier than Most, There is a common phrase, Fake it till you make it, which I have mixed feelings about.
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The baby and parents are all healthy and doing well, according to The Guardian, but researchers learning about the news this week had some mixed feelings.
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Jay Sebring's happy ending might provoke mixed feelings if you recall that the actor playing him, Emile Hirsch, was convicted of choking a female studio executive.
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I used Autopilot when I drove Tesla's Model 3 sedan over a weekend at the end of September and came away with mixed feelings about it.
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We tried the loafers out for ourselves, and although these structured shoes are truly a classic, we had mixed feelings when it came to the fit.
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We saw it when George Washington's mixed feelings about slavery gave way in the South to the "positive good" credo of John Calhoun and the Confederacy.
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One reason, other studies have shown, is that we unconsciously assume good leaders are male, and we have mixed feelings about women who have successful careers.
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We heard from those who were happy to break up the monotony of summer and those who had mixed feelings about what this year would bring.
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Kardashian's messages on forgiveness come after she revealed she had mixed feelings for Thompson after he surprised her with several lavish gifts for her 35th birthday.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads CHICAGO — Most artists can relate to the mixed feelings that arise over the course of a longterm or large-scale project.
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One of the metaphors she uses are horns, a representation of multifaceted people who find it challenging express themselves fully due to mixed feelings in the heart.
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I have mixed feelings about tracking my kids, but I've never been as terrified as the moment I lost sight of my preschooler at a neighborhood parade.
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Marathoners from around the world who have been streaming into the city in anticipation of the race expressed mixed feelings about running so soon after the carnage.
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The actor who plays the creature in "The Shape of Water" has mixed feelings about an artist's creation of his character's penis ... but he appreciates the sentiment.
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"There is one person about whom I have mixed feelings and that is Matt Damon," Kimmel tells PEOPLE in this week's issue of his mock arch-rival.
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So clearly white chocolate is controversial, and that's why there will probably be a lot of mixed feelings about White Chocolate M&M's becoming a permanent flavor.
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Some music lovers have mixed feelings about the growing trend of cinema karaoke, in which great orchestras play the soundtracks of films live as they are screened.
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I know the song will get very mixed reactions, which funny enough is the name of my forthcoming EP "Mixed Feelings" which is still in the works.
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Cicatelli-Kuc, whose quarantine romance novel is turning one year old this week, in the middle of the pandemic, had far more mixed feelings about the trend.
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I saw myself most in Nora (played by Carrie Coon), the woman who lost her husband and children in the disappearances, and has mixed feelings about it.
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"I have mixed feelings about monetizing the geography of hope," said Peter Jackson, a writer and conservationist, using one of the best-known phrases of Wallace Stegner.
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The mixed feelings came as the president congratulated Mr. Shelton but also used his story to tell black men not to make excuses for their personal failings.
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And while nothing has happened between them so far, Sylvie will surely have mixed feelings if and when she finds out about Dawson and Casey's night together.
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I bet some of the N.B.A. players who were eager to play in the wake of Bryant's death also had mixed feelings — because they are being judged.
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"Despite my genuine and honest determination toward the show, there was a part of me that still had mixed feelings about my participation," he said on Twitter.
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Last fall, when Apple introduced a huge, 2100-inch iPad with an optional snap-on keyboard and a stylus called the Apple Pencil, I had mixed feelings.
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Feminist and cultural commentator Jamilah Lemieux wrote in a piece for Colorlines that she had mixed feelings about the march, and ultimately decided not to attend. Why?
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The new mom expressed her mixed feelings about how quickly her 3-month-old daughter True is growing, sharing a throwback photo of the baby girl on Thursday.
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The show's executive producer/showrunner, Bruce Miller, summed up those mixed feelings when women dressed as handmaids showed up at Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination hearings last September.
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I've had a few days to try out the Ionic, and while the software isn't quite finished yet, I found myself with some mixed feelings about the device.
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"I prescribed heroin that way for nearly 20 years," said Farrell, noting that he has mixed feelings about the system because it wasn't clear that it reduced harm.
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Despite mixed feelings about Facebook's privacy track record, survey respondents showed significant interest in a possible Facebook home speaker to take on the Amazon Echo and its copycats.
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Danielle Staub's ex-husband Marty Caffrey has mixed feelings about the Real Housewives of New Jersey star getting engaged just one week after the two finalized their divorce.
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In a clip from the upcoming episode of Total Bellas, Nikki is left with mixed feelings after her ex-fiancé gives an emotional interview on the Today show.
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The students reported mixed feelings about their first time having sex, with more than three-fourths acknowledging that they'd change the way the experience occurred if they could.
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"It's mixed feelings because at the same time I am disappointed that we lost the game and I think we could have done a lot better," said Parker.
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In an exclusive clip, Brenda and Carl attend their final couples' therapy session before Brenda's surgery, and it is revealed that they have mixed feelings about the procedure.
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While some reviewers had mixed feelings about the value proposition from the refreshed MacBook Air, most critics found the new entry-level MacBook Pro to be more appealing.
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They're about Rebecca herself, and her interests and passions and mixed feelings that are important in their own right, not for how they affect the men around her.
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Finally, Austin has mixed feelings about gen:LOCK, the new military mech series from Rooster Teeth, produced by and starring Michael B. Jordan along with an unbelievably strong cast.
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"The art weekend is the antithesis of an art fair," added Mr. Kavanagh, who, like many gallerists, says he has mixed feelings about the international art fair treadmill.
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Fifty percent of Republican or Republican-leaning respondents said they have "mixed feelings" toward Trump's conduct, while 220006 percent say they approve or like his behavior in office.
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Ahead of welcoming son Major in October 2016, Amurri Martino opened up in a blog for PEOPLE about her mixed feelings in adding another member to her family.
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Masih Alinejad, an Iranian activist and journalist who hosts the website My Stealthy Freedom where women in Iran post photos without headscarves, had mixed feelings about the campaign.
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"I have very mixed feelings about Scouts," said Sumer Thurston Evans, the mother of two sets of boy-girl twins who has served as a Cub Scout leader.
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Trump has expressed mixed feelings about raising the minimum wage, consistently saying instead that he wants to create higher-paying jobs naturally by developing a healthy, growing economy.
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The pair spent a year interviewing people who work as content moderators, a job that—no surprise—comes with mixed feelings and is often hidden from friends and family.
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Danyelle Honoré, a third-year student activist at UVA, said she has "mixed feelings" about calls to try to ban the protests altogether if Spencer and his rallies return.
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In an April interview with ET , she opened up about her mixed feelings about social media, and revealed that she could see herself saying goodbye to Twitter and Instagram.
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Fans of the brand, which was one of the first to proclaim Photoshop-free campaigns and truly offer up a full size range, took the announcement with mixed feelings.
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While there are staunch proponents and opponents of abortion rights on both sides of party lines, the subject of abortion brings up mixed feelings among many Americans, myself included.
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Mass incarceration haunts Clinton Over the last 25 years, hip-hop artists have expressed mixed feelings towards Hillary Clinton, ranging from affection and loyalty, to skepticism, cynicism and distrust.
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I've been using the new MacBook Pro with Touch Bar for more than a week now, and I have mixed feelings about what it brings to the MacBook experience.
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It was used to educate people about the past Bloss said that he and his neighbors, from both races, have mixed feelings about the destruction of the segregation wall.
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"There are mixed feelings about the tariffs, but a majority are in support of the tariffs continuing at the present time," chamber chairman Tim Stratford said at the briefing.
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In the evenings, when relief workers returned from the camps, they reported mixed feelings about their access to hot showers, hot meals, and the comfort of cafes and bars.
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Early on, as mixed feelings about his "victory" are expressed by his friend, readers may begin to feel they are not in the hands of an entirely reliable narrator.
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As for the Long Island Nets' conscious effort to acknowledge and even adopt pieces of the New York Nets' history, including his own, Erving said he had mixed feelings.
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"My first reaction was a bit of mixed feelings, as getting to No. 1 wasn't connected to an emotional celebration of winning a match or a tournament," Kotyza said.
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Eleven days ago, the Trainwreck star shared a heartfelt Instagram post discussing the difficulty in and mixed feelings she had about going back to work as a new mother.
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Players have more of mixed feelings on the baseball layout, with former running back Justin Forsett comparing falling on the dirt at the Coliseum to belly flopping on pavement.
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As for President Trump siding with the kids from Covington Catholic, Nathan seems to have mixed feelings and went with the ol' "If you can't say something nice" adage.
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Starbucks closed 8,000 stores across the United States for four hours on Tuesday afternoon to conduct racial bias training for employees – a move that employees have shared mixed feelings about.
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Va.), Max RoseMax RoseVulnerable House Democrats benefit from fundraising surge amid impeachment San Francisco mayor endorses Bloomberg Mixed feelings on war power limits: Lawmakers and vet candidates MORE (D-N.
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"I don't know where the time went 😢 apparently I blinked and BAM 5 years went by," she continued, adding that she had mixed feelings about her daughter getting older.
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So while you may want to ride the feeling of excitement at the beginning of a relationship, it could cause major mixed feelings if you realize there isn't a future.
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Read these stories next: 15 Pumpkin Spice Products That Are Actually Worth Buying People Have Mixed Feelings About The Imminent Return Of Pumpkin Spice Season Beware Pumpkin Spice Latte Season!
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"On the whole, we have somewhat mixed feelings on the October GGR print, and encourage investors to temper their enthusiasm accordingly," said Stifel analyst Steven Wieczynski in a note Tuesday.
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Gone With the Wind is now gone from a Memphis, Tennessee, movie theater where it was annually screened for the past 34 years — and fans have mixed feelings about it.
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Xiuhtezcatl Martinez, a 17-year-old who describes himself as "a rapper in disguise as an activist," has mixed feelings when people say he should run for president one day.
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A Pew Research Center poll finds one-quarter of respondents have mixed feelings about the way Trump conducts himself and 6900 percent don't like the way the president conducts himself.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - American Nicole Melichar expects to have mixed feelings when she makes her Fed Cup debut in this weekend's final against the Czech Republic - the country of her birth.
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Georgia Murdoch, a 26-year-old from Sumner, a suburb of Christchurch, said that she had had mixed feelings about the referendum, though she ultimately voted to change the flag.
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I wanted to somehow speak to the mixed feelings I was experiencing; excitement, for the life I was about to begin, and nostalgia, for the one I was leaving behind.
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But SLOVENIA worked — thereby putting LOVE and HATE in the same square, LOVE running across, and HATE down, and the "mixed feelings" from the title of the puzzle were exposed.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden's top donors have mixed feelings about the campaign's path forward now that it has only $8.9 million on hand going into a pivotal fourth quarter.
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On Friday, as the first same-sex weddings take place in Taiwan, that group -- some of whom are just 100 kilometers away in mainland China -- will be watching with mixed feelings.
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In a letter to parents written Friday, Head Teacher Louise Bury wrote that there had been "mixed feelings" over the charge but the money would go towards reading and learning resources.
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" When his co-host Kelly Ripa asked if he was having mixed feelings about hearing about an ex's big day, Seacrest — who recently moved in with girlfriend Shayna Taylor — said, "No.
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For a full breakdown on what the provinces are doing, read the VICE News piece below: Meanwhile, activists who have spent years pushing for legalization have mixed feelings on the news.
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" Warnings for Trump Brooks also sent a warning to Trump about staying true to his promises and attacking Sessions, saying pushing out the attorney general would give his voters "mixed feelings.
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Based on the comments below Chinatown Market's Instagram photo, people have very mixed feelings about the topper — they're either clamoring to own one, or running really fast in the opposite direction.
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The prospects of more air strikes provoked mixed feelings in areas hardest hit, where many leaders fear attacks by Taliban or Islamic State, but also worry about the threat to residents.
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GOP split on emergency declaration while Dems promise legal action: While McConnell came around to supporting the emergency maneuver after previously opposing it, his conference has mixed feelings about the decision.
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Jernigan says she had mixed feelings years ago when Prins first joined the Army, as it meant he would travel a lot, away from his family, and would be in danger.
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He had mixed feelings upon learning he would be hanged: He feared death, he said, but he was also grateful that the uncertainty of death row would come to an end.
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As a New Yorker who wants each neighborhood to be different, each block to be like a pocket with a secret tucked inside it, I have strongly mixed feelings about gentrification.
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Pew reports that those who have tried dating apps and sites have somewhat mixed feelings about the experience, with most having a positive outlook even as they also recognize some downsides.
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"As a baby boomer myself, I have mixed feelings about the latest linguistic weapon of generational warfare being deployed against us," Bloomberg's Tyler Cowen recently wrote in response to the meme.
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The jurors who spoke to The Times expressed confidence that they had reached a fair verdict based on the evidence and the law, even if they had mixed feelings about it.
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Admittedly, it could be because I have mixed feelings about many of my adolescent choices, and the clothes I wore simply suffer by association, but I think it goes beyond that.
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Breaking the numbers down: 19 percent of Republicans said they don't like his conduct, 46 reported "mixed" feelings about Trump's behavior, and just 34 percent said they do like his conduct.
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Mr. Kufta, for his part, said he left the event with mixed feelings — support for Mr. Trump except for his "hatred toward the media," and turned off by Mr. DeSantis's behavior.
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Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa pulled out of a documentary search for a girlfriend to take on his voyage around the moon with Elon Musk's SpaceX, citing his "mixed feelings" about participating.
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He formed a fruitful but complicated partnership with Art Garfunkel, a neighborhood friend who had both a limpid tenor voice and mixed feelings about being perceived merely as a lovely singer.
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The book is scrupulously positive, but Salle is at his most engaging when he is wrestling with mixed feelings about an artist's work (see the chapters on Koons and Frank Stella).
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"Hillary is uniquely qualified to seize the opportunity and reduce the risk we face," he told the party that still adores him personally even if it has mixed feelings about his legacy.
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Elaine LuriaElaine Goodman LuriaVulnerable Democrats fret over surging Sanders Mixed feelings on war power limits: Lawmakers and vet candidates Lawmakers warn Pentagon against reduction of US forces in Africa MORE (D-Va.).
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"It's still a special day but mixed feelings I suppose because I am combining two campaigns to try and still achieve the same goal," said the Scot in a Team GB statement.
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That's the kind of mixed feelings situation I'm dealing with right now upon learning that James Taylor has a new girlfriend — and, thus, will not be joining Bachelor In Paradise this summer.
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So [we have] mixed feelings about people looking at their screen when we're trying to lead them out into the park, where they can see the beautiful statue and trees and nature.
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Even though I'm excited, I have a lot of mixed feelings about engagement rings — I feel like they're a huge waste of money, and I think their traditional meaning is really sexist.
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Public opinion analyst Karlyn Bowman said on Thursday that the public's views on abortion have remained steady for an extended period of time because so many have mixed feelings on the issue.
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Before he abruptly fired James Comey on Tuesday, President Trump appeared to have mixed feelings about the FBI director — vacillating from criticism to praise depending on the news cycle or the day.
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"I am departing with very mixed feelings," Mr. Mackie wrote in an email to his colleagues announcing his departure after 32 years at Treasury to take a job at Ernst and Young.
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But such a sharp spike in prices still has real economic and psychological impacts that could easily blow away any benefits from a tax-cut bill Americans already have mixed feelings about.
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I take the train home while watching the new Game of Thrones trailer, which gives me mixed feelings of excitement and dread because I know this last season is going to be brutal.
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But if you ask Brittany Snow, as we did for in a new video for our "5 Questions" video series, she says she has mixed feelings about the Return of the Choker Era.
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Science fiction editor John Joseph Adams has mixed feelings about Electric Dreams, but encourages everyone to spread the word about it, in hopes that it will lead to more science fiction anthology shows.
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But he never did, perhaps in part because black America has traditionally had somewhat mixed feelings about Johnson as a civil rights icon, but more fundamentally because Obama was a stickler for rules.
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We here at Refinery29 had some mixed feelings about this — mainly, we were upset that the people behind the scenes felt it was necessary for Kate's love interest to be a certain size.
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After the recent winter storm in Saskatchewan, Canada though, Twitter user Kip Simon watched his neighbor do just that, and the result gives me mixed feelings: My neighbour right now... #SKstorm #Canada pic.twitter.
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The people we have mixed feelings about, even if we love them, can be associated with detrimental physiological effects, such as increased heart rate and blood pressure or increased anxiety, says Holt-Lunstad.
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Car companies and publicity agencies are making ads to appeal to the mixed feelings on the new law: Nissan filmed women taking a driving lesson with a close male relative as the instructor.
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Jean-Marc Pontroué has mixed feelings about leaving the Swiss watch brand Roger Dubuis, after six years as its chief executive, to take the same role at Officine Panerai, another Richemont-owned watchmaker.
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Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist As someone who's done a lot of research and writing over the years, I always have mixed feelings when someone enthuses about a paper I published in, say, 1991.
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Its leader, Gabor Vona, said in an interview this week that he had "very mixed feelings about Donald J. Trump's election," and that he was unsure how seriously to take Mr. Trump's talk.
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Tens of thousands of civilians, insurgents, Afghan security personnel and foreign troops have died, and loved ones will look on Saturday's planned deal between the United States and the Taliban with mixed feelings.
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Outwest Farms posted a photo of what was described as a "monster" capture on Facebook, where a photo of the large animal dangling in the air from the farm equipment prompted mixed feelings.
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Polls that have emerged since initial reports on the issue — indicating a whistleblower came forward with concerns about Trump's conversation with Zelensky — have underscored mixed feelings among voters toward the former vice president.
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I have mixed feelings about "Convenience Store Woman," but there is no doubt that it is a thrifty and offbeat exploration of what we must each leave behind to participate in the world.
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Today, she may have mixed feelings about the result – and she would certainly, insiders say, be fearful of the looming specter of another referendum on pro-Europe Scotland splitting away from the United Kingdom.
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The state's insurers have mixed feelings about the public option, and the national industry group called for Inslee to veto the bill, saying it will "limit access, stifle innovation and reduce choices" for residents.
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In the survey of older teens and young adults, 8.5 percent of participants who had sex before age 13 described it as "unwanted," and another 37 percent said they had "mixed feelings" about it.
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Juanita Broaddrick: I had such mixed feelings, Eve, because I started watching Bill Cosby back when he was on I Spy, when I was much younger, and I just loved him all these years.
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While fans are overjoyed to hear that they will get to enjoy watching another movie with Isaac, they have mixed feelings because they will only be able to hear him, and not see him.
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Instead, we're given a beautiful package of mixed feelings, a strangely honest portrait of an artist saying that certain romantic memories quietly linger on, even alongside a healthy sense of contempt for an ex.
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Most telling perhaps was that a commanding majority of the roughly one-fourth of adults who said they had mixed feelings about Trump's personal behavior also said they intended to vote Republican in November.
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Annie McKee, a happiness expert and leadership advisor for Fortune 500 companies and governments across the world, says that it's normal for people to have mixed feelings about where they are in their career.
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Given Castro was no longer in office and the mixed feelings abroad over his legacy, Tuesday's ceremony in Havana attracted only a scattering of world leaders, mainly from Latin America, the Caribbean and Africa.
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"It's such mixed emotions and mixed feelings, given the situation with my friend who felt he didn't have due process and was not given an opportunity to voice his side," Maurizi said of Coughlin.
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As someone who loves weed and hates both advertising and shitty pizza, I've got mixed feelings about Totino's Pizza Rolls (owned by General Mills) taking out a billboard to wish me a happy 4/20.
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The reality star, 38, learns 5-year-old North's hamster Blacktail has died in a sneak peek of this Sunday's episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, prompting mixed feelings from the mom of four.
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I have mixed feelings about the decision, but it's not clear to me what good it will do if we're not willing to escalate further, and even then we're unlikely to fundamentally improve the situation.
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Takei, who came out as gay in 2005, further elaborated on his feelings to PEOPLE, explaining the history of his involvement in the decision, and why he has had mixed feelings about the end result.
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Even if Trump does not have a mandate to legislate on social issues, and even if he himself has mixed feelings on such questions, we should expect to see new laws favored by religious traditionalists.
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LONDON — The recent decision not to renew Uber's license in London has generated outrage, cheers and, for many, profoundly mixed feelings about an affordable, convenient service from a company whose flaws have been well documented.
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The presidential hopeful has openly discussed her mixed feelings on the impeachment inquiry throughout numerous debates, and when it came down to the final decision, her ambivalence for the process outweighed making a final decision.
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She voted for Trump that November, but in 2017, when she ran for mayor against Bill de Blasio, she told the New York Daily News editorial board that she had "mixed feelings" about taking that vote.
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Gina Telaroli notes that Have a chew on me epitomizes his mixed feelings on its subject, William A. Wellman, and one cannot help but see Farber's own authorial stamp in the painting's thicket of train tracks.
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Belgian daily newspaper Le Soir reported Trump told Belgian Prime Minister he has mixed feelings about the European Union (EU) due to issues he has faced in the past setting up golf courses within its borders.
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China has mixed feelings about a closer relationship between North Korea and the United States, experts say, and wants any agreement struck between Pyongyang and Washington to ensure Beijing is still the powerbroker in the region.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Charley Hull has mixed feelings about her second-place finish at the first women's major championship of 2016, describing it as a "missed opportunity" but also viewing her performance as a sizeable confidence boost.
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"Abduction" has always had spoken dialogue, but Mr. Mouawad's rewriting amounted to a reframing: The freed Europeans were now reminiscing about their time in Pasha Selim's palace, an experience about which they express decidedly mixed feelings.
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Those mixed feelings produced something of a paradox: a "wasteful event that worked out," in the words of José Roberto de Toledo, a columnist for the newspaper O Estado de S. Paulo, who analyzed the poll.
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" In the Book Review, Leah Hager Cohen expressed mixed feelings: "As a series of images, the book exerts a seductive, arcane power, rather like a deck of tarot cards, every page seething with lavish, cryptic innuendo.
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He said protest organizer Jason Kessler misled city officials by saying the rally was focused on the statue of General Robert E. Lee in a state that has long had mixed feelings about its slaveholding past.
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Piers Morgan is one of those trolls who really enjoys being fed, so I have mixed feelings pointing you to the very good responses to him calling Daniel Craig an "emasculated Bond" for carrying his baby.
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International aid advocates have expressed mixed feelings about Bana's fame — satisfaction that she has increased global sympathy for child victims in Syria, but concern that her story, as presented on Twitter, may not be entirely accurate.
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Mission accomplished for the comedian, actor and musician Jon Lajoie, who was asked to write a movie song that would elicit mixed feelings: "maybe 49 percent annoying and 51 percent fun to listen to," he said.
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I recommend all readers to take 10 minutes out of their day to revel in all the trolling genius that is Shannon Briggs: I had mixed feelings when I first came across Briggs's self-promotional campaign.
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Americans also have mixed feelings about Trump&aposs announcement that he would end military exercises with South Korea while negotiations with North Korea are ongoing, with about 239 in 225 in favor and 267 in 21 opposed.
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Fans have mixed feelings about the conflict, with some seeing Lowry's point of view and others understanding Torres and Rivera's perspective: Even fans reactions to this drama shows just how difficult a custody battle is to navigate.
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BALTIMORE (Reuters) - After U.S. President Donald Trump described Maryland's largest city as "a disgusting, rat and rodent infested mess" and a "very dangerous & filthy place" last weekend, Baltimore resident Blondina Bean had mixed feelings about his tweets.
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Kuchar had mixed feelings after bogeying the 18th, having lost his back nine momentum with just three holes left when play was suspended for just over two hours due to the threat of lightning in the area.
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Farmers had mixed feelings about the bailout when it was announced last summer, as they tend to prefer free enterprise over government intervention, but many are disappointed as the subsidies have not made up for their losses.
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Unlike the Masterpiece Cakeshop case the court decided in June, Janus isn't an obvious morality tale: Even many liberals often have mixed feelings about the public-sector unions that represent bureaucrats, subway employees, police officers and teachers.
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Half of the Obama-Trump voters they reached confessed to mixed feelings about their 2016 vote, and only 35 percent of those "soft Trump voters" have confidence that Mr. Trump will do a good job as president.
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The effect was of a semi-party in a place that isn't really in the mood to party any more (and that has increasingly mixed feelings about the "special relationship" between itself and its former colony anyway).
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Yet, Jessica says, although she has mixed feelings about the results of the surgery and although she is disappointed that her life has not changed as much as she hoped, she does not regret having the operation.
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"They don't know exactly what is at stake… the French love the idea of reform but they don't appreciate when it is moment of implementing reforms so we have very mixed feelings in the French population," said Wieviorka.
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With all that in mind, when I found out I'd be going to Glastonbury for a couple of days on my own — we had a press ticket, but only one — I had mixed feelings about the whole thing.
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" Ashley Iaconetti Kisses Jared Haibon, Flashes Her Engagement Ring After Cheating Accusation Ashley noted that at the time, she had mixed feelings about what transpired, adding, "He kissed me and then I said, 'I shouldn't have done that.
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There were mixed feelings about results in the banking sector, particularly in Spain with Caixabank falling 5.4 percent on its 2018 results while fellow Spanish lenders Banco Sabadell and BBVA and were down 3.5 percent and flat respectively.
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But lawmakers seemed to have more mixed feelings on whether the news should be seen as a sign of a White House in chaos or as an indication that new chief of staff John Kelly has restored order.
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As a man of the left, he had mixed feelings about this development, since he thought the intelligentsia might be tempted to put its own interests ahead of the marginalized groups for whom it often claimed to speak.
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As the granddaughter of both a conscientious objector and a Women's Army Corps (WAC) veteran, I have some mixed feelings about opening the draft: some anti-war pacifism, but also deep respect for those who serve our country.
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It's a real challenge to stay at or under the 140 word limit, so I hope the trade-offs, including more short plurals than I'd prefer, were worth it, and that solvers enjoy my interpretation of mixed feelings.
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Surprise, surprise, most Democratic voters are tired of it: Monmouth finds a clear majority of them preferring some sort of national primary, after previous polls found even Iowa and New Hampshire voters with mixed feelings about their status.
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When the agreement was announced on Tuesday, the remaining residents — who just hours before had been sending what they thought were their last farewells — suddenly had to reckon with their mixed feelings about a bittersweet and uncertain escape.
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Bell appeared on the "TMZ Sports" TV show on FS1 this week and admitted he has mixed feelings about being hit with the franchise tag ... but says he's hopeful he can strike a deal with his longtime team.
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The majority of the 1,000 polled said they have lived in the region for more than 20 years and increasingly believe that life in the Bay Area is heading in the wrong direction, despite mixed feelings about its economy.
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Adjustments to Lumentum's guidance amount to a "21 million unit shortfall" for Apple, which left investors with mixed feelings after it announced it would end reporting unit sales of iPhones, iPads and Macs in its earnings reports, Niles said.
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His family has had mixed feelings about the relationship, given Blac Chyna's complicated history with the Kardashians, and the source says her arrest has made the family question if the model is ultimately going to be right for him.
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"The French have a revolutionary feeling… they love the idea of revolution, even if they don't want to make it, they love the idea of strikes, even if they don't want it - so there are mixed feelings," explained Wieviorka.
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We'll be staying at The Waldorf Astoria, and although I have mixed feelings about not staying in a cute boutique hotel, I'm hoping we'll have enough Hilton points to stay in Hawaii for free next year because of it.
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While the party — which included lots of gifts for Elliotte (her favorite being anything Moana- or Elena of Avalor-related) — was a smashing success, Sokoloff admits she, naturally, has mixed feelings when her daughters celebrate another year of life.
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Just two days before the big game, rapper Cardi B told the Associated Press that although she had "mixed feelings" about turning down the opportunity to perform at the halftime show, it was important to "stand behind" the athlete.
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Davis has a tight-knit group of friends there who also has mixed feelings about casting their ballot this November: "We have two candidates who are not representative of the population as a whole," his friend Amanda McBriar explained.
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Certainly, Dolby had mixed feelings about the fact that his idea eventually gave way to the use of modern pop songs—even though, before Nokia came up with its official sound, that's exactly what it initially wanted to do.
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The softly-spoken custodian, who lives with his wife in a cottage on the grounds of the Surp Tateos Partogomeos church, is among hundreds of Yali residents watching with mixed feelings as their historic district transforms before their eyes.
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I have all sorts of crazy mixed feelings about growing up, and a life in rock n roll, and all sorts of stuff, and State of the Thunder Zone is just one piece of the larger puzzle for me.
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But I'm also a person who values his own privacy — I have virtually no presence on social media — and I share the anxiety and mixed feelings that many have about the systematic collection, warehousing and sharing of personal data.
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Some people close to the secretary say he has mixed feelings about becoming a relatively junior senator from Kansas after leading the State Department and CIA, but there is little doubt in Pompeo's home state that he could win.
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But California political observers told me that, in spite of mixed feelings about impeachment efforts among voters across the country, support from Democratic House members in the Golden State is unlikely to sway voters much one way or another.
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I suppose you could say we had mixed feelings, in the end — we didn't like that he refused to join us, but unlike other celebrity opponents of the war, like Jane Fonda, he didn't lend support to the enemy.
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The designer, Joseph Altuzarra, also had the most charming explanation I have yet heard for why he's bringing back the logo, a trend that has been percolating all year and which I, for one, have very mixed feelings about.
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Sarah Silverman has mixed feelings about her friend and fellow comedian Louis C.K. In a new interview with GQ, Silverman said she doesn't have a "clear perspective" on how she feels after C.K. was accused of sexual misconduct by multiple women.
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But its co-owner and founder Oleg Deripaska will have mixed feelings, as the deal means giving up control of his prized aluminum empire and then seeing it return to business as usual while he remains blacklisted alongside drug lords.
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"I am looking with mixed feelings towards the Varna summit because the differences in views between the EU and Turkey are many," said European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker, who will represent the bloc along with European Council President Donald Tusk.
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But what's been useful about playing all three games, despite mixed feelings, is I've been able to form a language about those preferences, so that when I'm responding to them, I can finally say why I'm into them—or not.
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Anne too had mixed feelings, the anxiety of moving to a country so far away with a vastly different culture will not be easy to adjust to -- though she remains adamant that it is imperative for the welfare of her children.
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Taher very much wants to stop a practice she sees as brutal, but has "mixed feelings" about taking custody away from parents who subject their daughters to FGM, not least because of the caring family life she enjoyed despite being cut.
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Elissa SlotkinElissa SlotkinThe Hill's Campaign Report: Buttigieg, Sanders ahead in Iowa debacle Vulnerable House Democrats benefit from fundraising surge amid impeachment Mixed feelings on war power limits: Lawmakers and vet candidates MORE (D-Mich.) in the fourth quarter of 2900.
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France has 4,000 troops deployed there, and there are mixed feelings about their presence - highlighted in a bitter row between France and Mali over the deaths of 11 Malian troops being held captive by Islamist militants in a French air strike.
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Starting the iPhone lineup at 16GB is unacceptable and has been for years While we may have mixed feelings about losing the headphone jack, which is looking increasingly likely, we're pretty confident that no one will miss the 16GB iPhone.
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Lowery and I spoke by phone about the surprising films he used as touch points when making this movie, how you write for a bona fide screen legend, and his mixed feelings about the criminal characters he's written for his movies.
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In Wyoming, a close-knit city of 8,400 near Cincinnati where the Warmbiers live on a private lane near a golf course, Mr. Warmbier's release brought mixed feelings — relief that he was home, but also sadness over his medical condition.
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The past few years have left people like Stephen Machuga, a former Army infantry captain and self-described "bleeding-heart liberal" who is the founder of Stack Up, a charity for veterans in California, with increasingly mixed feelings about firearms.
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I had a lot of mixed feelings when asked to reprise the role of Claptrap late last year and eventually realized I was willing to put differences aside and do something cool for Borderlands fans with my friends at Gearbox.
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As one sheriff's office report shows, co-workers of Sarah at a local Kohl's, where she worked as an assistant manager, had mixed feelings toward her: Some colleagues described Sarah as "reputable and friendly," but others said her persona was all an act.
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The team handed him his very own Obama-emblazoned jersey, adorned with the number 44 — which he'll have to share with player Anthony Rizzo — but another jersey that just reads Chicago, in case he has any mixed feelings about repping the Cubs.
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We have mixed feelings on the subject because while we're sad to leave warm weather and all the fun activities (and specialty eats that come with it) behind, the start of fall is always exciting — and not just because it's pumpkin spice season.
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Kenneth Johnston, 82 and a registered Republican who was shopping with his wife on a recent day at a Sprouts Farmers Market store in Green Valley, south of Tucson, said he is unhappy with his party and has mixed feelings about Trump.
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Chung, who took up tennis at the age of seven to help with his eyesight and is a graduate of Nick Bollettieri's famed academy, said he had mixed feelings about going head-to-head with the world number nine for the first time.
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As Trump headed home, European officials were left with mixed feelings: relief that he had been patient enough to listen to their arguments and unsettled by a Jekyll-and-Hyde figure who is still finding his way on the big policy issues.
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The Australian Open is getting underway in Melbourne this week, and tennis players have some mixed feelings about running around (and breathing in) the thick, smoggy air wafting their way from the bushfires that have been raging through the country since September.
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He and others said that executives at the studio had, at best, mixed feelings about proceeding, and as time went on and Mr. Murphy became too old to play the role of a 9003-year-old, it became less of a priority.
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The government had expressed mixed feelings about the proposal with Environment Minister Segolene Royal saying it would protect bees while Agriculture Minister Stephane Le Foll warned a unilateral French move on neonicotinoids could hurt farmers in the EU's biggest crop producing country.
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With help from Jonathan Kasdan at his side and Harrison Ford (by phone), he spoke in depth about the romantic comedy that provided entree to "Raiders," the highs and lows of his "Star Wars" work, and his mixed feelings about the franchise.
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"Whatever my mixed feelings about Joker, director Todd Phillips using a track by child abuser Gary Glitter over a key scene — in a film that uses child abuse as a plot device no less — is absolute bull—-," said writer Simon Ragoonanan, on Twitter.
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When Baz Luhrmann trotted out Nicole Kidman and Ewan McGregor in a romantic, visually explosive musical where they sang pop-rock covers like Elton John's "Your Song" in a stylized, refreshing way, the people were smitten, even if critics had mixed feelings.
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White House aides expressed mixed feelings about Bolton's impending arrival, which will take place as Trump negotiates a historic summit with North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un and as he weighs a decision, in early May, about whether to scuttle the Iran deal.
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We got The Roastmaster General himself in NYC, and you can tell he has some serious mixed feelings about having had Ann on the dais -- after she came on "TMZ Live" and accused producers of editing her to make seem like she bombed.
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Her appearance at Paris Fashion Week was, at this point, unsurprising; though mixed feelings certainly exist regarding the reality star's position in the limelight, it's hard to deny that, after years on the sidelines, Kardashian has finally been accepted in the industry with open arms.
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Video "The monarchy within foreseeable future will undergo an enormous change when Queen Elizabeth's reign comes to an end, and she is replaced by King Charles and Camilla, and this is a prospect that a lot of people view with mixed feelings," he said.
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In an interview on Thursday, the president of the World Coal Association, Benjamin Sporton, told Reuters that he had mixed feelings about Trump's announcement, adding he was eager to see a U.S. policy that actively promotes a place for coal in the global energy mix.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Just days before Rio de Janeiro hosts South America's first Olympics, city residents expressed mixed feelings about the cost and security of the Games, while holding out hope they will bring joy to a nation facing economic and political crises.
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"The respect for Jeff Sessions is so great that I'm sure if President Trump were to fire or embarrass Jeff Sessions into quitting, that a lot of President Trump voters, particularly in the primary, will have mixed feelings about what is going on," he added.
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Between the flashbacks, Cookie's mixed feelings and Lucious' obnoxious belief that he can dip his hands in and out of the Cookie jar whenever he wants (see what I did there?), I realized that Empire really does want us to believe in this problematic couple.
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LG: One thing I notice too about Apple Pay cash in very brief glimpses that I saw is that even if there's no social element like there is on Venmo, and Kara I know you have mixed feelings about the whole social element of Venmo.
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Mr. Xi visited the tiny Mediterranean principality on Sunday as part of a European tour that is clouded by mixed feelings about how to engage with China and benefit from its trade — while setting limits on its appetite for greater economic and diplomatic influence.
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Even rank-and-file Republicans have decidedly mixed feelings about giant tax cuts for rich people, but obviously none of Trump's opponents in the primary are going to hit him for this because they are all running on giant tax cuts for rich people.
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As residents moved into their new homes on Wednesday, there were mixed feelings about the latest twist in a long battle for land that has seen the community shrink from some 600 families to 2320 who resisted the city's plans to move them on.
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The mixed feelings about the wisdom of moving forward with impeachment — impeachment advocates warn the House is running out of time while many moderates argue they still need to collect more evidence — has added to the confusion about what steps the House is actually taking.
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Like me, they have mixed feelings: For Iraq, 211% of IAVA members polled said it was "not worth it" or "somewhat not worth it," while 47% thought it was "worth it" or "somewhat worth it"; for Afghanistan, that breakdown was 28% negative and 62% positive.
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Obviously, in some ways, but also, in another way, she didn't like being turned into a character in a book and she certainly ... Well, she might've had mixed feelings about being turned into a character on the stage, because she was actually an actress.
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The decision by NFL team owners this week to allow the league to levy fines on their teams when players kneel or otherwise act disrespectfully on the field during playing of "The Star-Spangled Banner" leaves me with mixed feelings, particularly as we approach Memorial Day.
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I have mixed feelings over the dismissal of James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 85033 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE as FBI director.
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"The respect for Jeff Sessions is so great that I'm sure if President Trump were to fire Jeff Sessions or embarrass Jeff Sessions into quitting, that a lot of President Trump voters, particularly in the primary, will have mixed feelings about what is going on," Brooks said.
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My argument was that I had been on the pills now for the better part of ten years, I had mixed feelings (at best) about the experience, and here was something that worked with none of the side effects—AND you can grow out of the ground!
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There's nothing quite like the mixed feelings of excitement and dread elicited by waiting in the early-morning line to enter the techno safari of dilated pupils that is KB18 after 5:00 AM. It's the last club in the Meatpacking District to kick its guests out.
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But speaking as someone who is old enough to have actually lived through it — I was in high school and college in the 1980s; my mother was one of the ceiling-cracking women in those big-shouldered suits — I confess to having mixed feelings about the resurgence.
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But when a feeling of stability returns, when there isn't a cascade toward economic debacle, foreign-policy catastrophe or late-1960s civil strife, these voters drift back toward mixed feelings, lukewarm support, dislike leavened by skepticism about removing Trump via impeachment rather than the 2020 vote.
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I must confess that I do so with mixed feelings — because I find myself, as almost everyone does sooner or later in his lifetime, in a conflict between deep personal desire for retirement on the one hand, and that quiet, invisible thing called 'conscience' on the other.
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Now, after a ruling by Nova Scotia Supreme Court justice Anne Derrick telling the province that BP should remain in the youth system, he's back in the Nova Scotia Youth Facility, leaving staff with "mixed feelings," according to Jason MacLean, president of the Nova Scotia General Employees' Union.
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Wings Army, obviously, is scrappier and more wholesome than a coast-to-coast strip mall sports bar, (it remains 100-percent Mexican-owned, and Osuna proudly notes that in September, the restaurant represented their country in the National Buffalo Wing Fest.) But it still gives Ricardo mixed feelings.
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First, they shared that look over a shadowy dinner table at Castle Black; then there were more looks and hints that Brienne had mixed feelings about her bearded suitor; fans started making romantic YouTube montages in the hope that they'd one day be together; then, tragically, they got separated.
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On Monday's two-hour season finale of The Hills: New Beginnings, the 34-year-old confides in costar Kaitlynn Carter about the sad news that she and husband Tim Rosenman had lost their second child on the way — and how she is struggling with the mixed feelings surrounding it.
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But as written (with intellectual stealth) by Simon Stephens, directed (with minimalist exactitude) by Mark Brokaw and acted (with explosively mixed feelings) by Denis Arndt and Mary-Louise Parker, a conventional tale becomes a rippling and far-ranging consideration of the intersection of truths and lies in any relationship.
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"It's a combination between feeling good about what I'm doing, being in a powerful place to prevent other people from having to see terrible things and having mixed feelings about the power," explains one of the interviewees in Dark Content Episode 1: I Would Prefer Not to Include My Name.
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Elissa SlotkinElissa SlotkinThe Hill's Campaign Report: Buttigieg, Sanders ahead in Iowa debacle Vulnerable House Democrats benefit from fundraising surge amid impeachment Mixed feelings on war power limits: Lawmakers and vet candidates MORE (D-Mich.), saw a 57 percent surge, raking in $1.3 million in the last three months of the year.
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Juror 73 said she actually knew very little about El Chapo at the time, and she has mixed feelings about him now that she's heard more about his backstory "I know he's a drug lord, but the reason he got into what he got into is because of necessity," she said.
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A good Bechdel-passing work of fiction creates a space in which women can have complex interior lives that are not solely focused on men, in which they have interests and passions and mixed feelings that are important in their own right, not for how they affect the men around them.
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It's the fact that the network has created a space in which women can have complex interior lives that are not solely focused on men, in which they have interests and passions and mixed feelings that are important in their own right, not for how they affect the men around them.
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The modern history of American ghettos, then, begins with a misunderstanding: the term acquired its awful resonance because of the Nazi ghettos, even though the conditions in American cities more closely resembled those of the older European ghettos, which were places capable of inspiring mixed feelings, among both inhabitants and scholars.
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It's that constant question of loyalty that led the second lady to ask for a more pronounced role in the campaign than she wanted three years ago, according to two people close to the Pence family, one of whom said staffers on the 2016 campaign had mixed feelings about her.
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According to the many young Mosuo women and men we met in Yunnan province, this narrative is full of inaccuracies — and yet it has captured the public imagination both inside and outside China, fueling a tourism boom that has lifted the Mosuo out of rural poverty along with a lot of mixed feelings.
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In New York City, Uber has been telling its customers to email the city government over the Taxi and Limousine Commission's request for Uber to share anonymized passenger data with the agency; privacy experts have mixed feelings about the city's proposal, and Uber has been vocal about the privacy risks of the initiative.
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Said the even more venerable New York Times reviewer: I'm not as bothered by the film's lack of resolution as I am about my suspicion that I really don't care ... It's a measure of my mixed feelings about The Empire Strikes Back that I'm not at all sure that I understand the plot.
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In dozens of interviews with voters last week in the 18th Congressional District, which runs from the suburbs south and east of Pittsburgh to the West Virginia border, there was no shortage of Patti Strouds — Trump voters who are now disappointed in his presidency, or at least have mixed feelings about it.
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I still have mixed feelings about getting these objects from the Shop at KonMari, but for now, at least, "Kiki and Jax," Kondo's children's book on tidying (which sparked a surprising amount of joy in my toddler), the teapot, and the heinously expensive smoke-free smudge mist will stay at our house.
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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange says he had "mixed" feelings about the election's outcome but offered praise for President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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My mother had very mixed feelings about baking those birthday cakes, as she did about cooking; she had many somewhat eccentric beliefs about what was too much trouble (she would happily chop onions and garlic, buy and cook whole eggplants, but regarded broccoli in any form other than frozen as unthinkably complex, for example).
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I've written before about my mixed feelings about Dry January, which boil down to this: Alcohol, by and large, is not a healthy thing to put into your body, and if you've reached a point where you feel a real need to take a month off the sauce, you might benefit from taking even longer.
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I have mixed feelings about Tony Robbins, the famous author and pop psychologist, but I'm fascinated by the two questions he asks when he's trying to get a sense of someone's psychological makeup: What was your relationship with your mother like, and what kind of person did you have to be for your father?
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A step in the right direction when it comes to mental health, though only time will tell if it&aposs enoughWhile Instagram&aposs decision to start hiding likes seems to have been made with its users&apos mental health in mind, the travel influencers Business Insider spoke with have mixed feelings on the effectiveness of this goal.
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"I know a couple of people ... had mixed feelings towards the walkout, because they felt if it was a black student being gunned down or black students being shot or shot at, it wouldn't have got so much coverage," Jaelah Jackson, a 15-year-old who participated in the school walkout in Brooklyn, told the Guardian.
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I had mixed feelings about season one's potpourri of profound and depressing moments, and as a whole, I don't like the new format as much as that of the OG web series, but I'll definitely still be watching season two to see what the Guy and his merry band of misfit customers will get up to.
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The Dinnersteins, as American Jews, had mixed feelings about living in Germany 25 years after the war; even as they were swept away by German art and culture, they were acutely aware that Kassel, which was bombed to rubble in 1943, had harbored a concentration camp whose inmates were forced to work in the city's Panzer tank factory.
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And so when I started to do the very same thing that she had done, when I started to express myself through music, when I started to sing, when I stood up and performed, there must have been a tremendous conflict in her, mixed feelings, as there would be for me if I had given up my dream.
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In episode 2 of The Catch, Ben (Peter Krause) must ditch his Christopher Hall identity — that's the guy who stole $5 million from Alice's clients and then $1.4 from her, but Ben totally has mixed feelings about him, for the record — and become a hollow silo of sexiness once again under the control of his boss/lover Margot (Sonya Walger).
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Bobby Rush endorses Bloomberg's White House bid Sanders, Warren battle for progressive endorsements MORE (D-Fla.), Harley RoudaHarley Edwin RoudaHouse holds moment of silence for Kobe Bryant Fifth congressional Democrat backs Bloomberg in 2020 race San Francisco mayor endorses Bloomberg MORE (D-Calif.), Max RoseMax RoseSan Francisco mayor endorses Bloomberg Mixed feelings on war power limits: Lawmakers and vet candidates Rep.
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Andrew E. Smith, a political scientist and pollster at the University of New Hampshire, said that voters' mixed feelings reflected in part their generally positive views of their own lives and their more negative views of the country as a whole; 220 percent of New Hampshire voters say the state is headed in the right direction, but only 229 percent say the same about the country.
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There was also one guy from my Miami mega jails film called Robert Shaw, who was threatened with death row, and he charmed so many of the female viewers that watched the show that he was inundated with fan mail and seems now to have a number of girlfriends who write and call him from the UK. I have quite mixed feelings about playing matchmaker like that.
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The bank's long-term future hinges on whether President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE and a Republican Congress, which has expressed mixed feelings about the bank's business dealings, see a future for it.
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Romney, a Mormon who long held residence in Utah and formerly served as governor of Massachusetts, cruised to an easy victory in a state that has had mixed feelings about President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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She had a pair of bedazzled multicolored Christian Louboutin booties that she loved but no longer love-loved, and she had mixed feelings about a pair of Fendi pumps and a Tom Ford foldover tote, and was concerned that a gold ring from an ex-boyfriend might be blocking her energy in such a way as to inhibit her from starting a new relationship.
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Some who expressed mixed feelings about the throwback shirt included hard-core traditionalists: men who embrace sack suits and rep ties as a shelter from the shifting winds of fashion, people harboring informed opinions about the collar rolls worn by William F. Buckley on "Firing Line" and Miles Davis on the cover of "Milestones," holdouts disdainful of Uniqlo's of-the-moment oxford, with its paltry button-down collar.
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The country singer, reality star and author of Just Jessie: My Guide to Love, Life, Family, and Food (out Tuesday) shared an emotional video to her Instagram Story on Monday, where she expressed her mixed feelings over having to leave sons Forrest Bradley, 6 months, and Eric "Bubby" Thomas Jr., 3, plus daughter Vivianne "Vivi" Rose, 4½, "for a few days" to embark on the tour for her new book.
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Stern told "Good Morning America" that Trump's frequent guest appearances on his show helped a broad swath of Americans relate "to him as a human being," which gives him mixed feelings because of his personal support for 85033 Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE.
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But Gallup historical data strongly suggests there isn't a growing tide of anti-trade sentiment to ride: What's happened instead is that over the course of the Obama administration, Democrats and independents have become more enthusiastic about trade than ever before, while Republicans have developed mixed feelings: Since Republican Party politicians are almost uniformly in favor of business-friendly trade deals, this created an exploitable opportunity for an anti-deal Republican to win primaries against a divided field.
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Economic concerns were one of the main issues for people surveyed, which included three types of voters: Voters who supported Mitt Romney in 2012 but did not support Donald Trump in 2016 Trump voters who either supported him with mixed feelings or previously voted for Barack Obama Intermittent Democratic voters who either did not participate in the 2016 election or haven't voted consistently Why it matters: This survey provides one suggestion for how Democrats can build an economic message to counter Republicans.
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" I felt the same way as writer Amanda Mull, who has herself reported out excellent analyses of the dangerous rise in "wellness" culture, and who tweeted she had mixed feelings about the Times op-ed: "This assumption couldn't be further from my experience of female friendship ... I spend so so much social time with women of a whole range of body sizes in their 20s and 30s and I cannot remember the last time any of them said anything about their own eating habits or anyone else's.
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You can listen to the full song below:Read more:IBM runs a public school in Brooklyn that could change the way we think about education — and it's one of the only things both Trump and Obama support7 things you might not realize teachers have to do after the school day ends'Sesame Street' is introducing a muppet whose mom has an opioid addiction, and people are having mixed feelings about itA student photographer shows us what a day in the life is like at UC-Berkeley
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